¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦' - - '¦*¦ r ~ '. • ' ,' • ' ,- , i. - - " ¦ f ; ' " .- ?, " / ' A ' 4 4 ¦ s : - - ' — * ¦ A ' ' ¦ ¦ > ¦& MR O'CONNOR ' , . 'h ?-&*&-s^f ' S'^* • S* ^-& ^-- " --.- .. mm «o /» ft 1ft •? ^mmM. * I Dr\n *%«TM>ebs*k— . -ifciB*?Vtn bratehViHM«.Af. ae#t»At& onmtm. SundayQ*«kJlnk - evenin» n. ^ f g araii11 We have received "a long letter from Mt voted £bvto>the fund for the purpose of enabling AAV O'Connor to-defend his seat. (TComiov, but the lateness of the hour and Shoredittb-—At a meeting of this branch oftltll National Charter Association, held at tbe Gre a well-merited compliment to those , said : It is now snmetbiBg brink of the grave, is foaming self tof btain from the largest andience dancing, &c. On Monday a subscriptions '' nn to pay like ten years with rage, seeing, as he does work had , a that« could be The Chancellor of the ExcnKQUBR , in hia reply evening, Since that feV mhol of our political , his accursed handy unanimousresolution , as follows :— Resolved was entered into to thQ£E champions of the people's political and g faith, the Charter, already crumbling tO'tbe argumentsof the noble lord stated, that while defend Mr O'Connor's seat in faithful wa launched upon the into ruins- The Avante Garde oi that tky . are all fools.' (Loud laughter House ot Commons, The 2j . 4d. waasi stream of time. "*ln the the students « and the government was willing to grant the sum of£l. rii-hts, T. S. Duncombe, T. Wakley, and F. course of those years of Park proclaims the coming revolution great cheenng.) Now, as the Thief catch collected. spcial events have occurred which in France. eV'thet pa- committee, it was not its ihtention . to alter members of Parliament. unmistakably announce The British government, unable to meet per_ which engaged men of the most Boihh. ' O'Connor, At six o'clock the coming of that tiete its home difficulties profligate habits tho princi ple laid down by the act oL 1846, or —A public meeting of the members of thisff"' when our Charter shall be law-, , sees at the same time Canada as ita -contributors, in order to pander to the branoh met at tbe (Ti-ndlv number of Democrats of both sexes graced (Cheers ) Those preparing for another taking pamioi.8 ofthe worst to sanction the imposition of a tax Spon thO Methoefiat school-room, on Sa*ur-r« &a 2 ** who remember the awuggle, and Chartism people, had the insolence to ask what day evening, January , zeal and enthusiasm of nine or root in Ireland. community at large for the benefit of a particular 29ch for tbe purpose of hexr-- • hall with their presence. On Mr O'Connor en- ten years aeo, and (Cheers ) Democrats of London, me of ,he est of the Land ing a lecture from the the san guine hopes then cherished now is the time for /M, n "Mer money, he class. The concessions proposed to be mads to the Mr fl illiarn Thomas, of IvecOalJ,, by multitudes of action. You have the svmpatliies uvir^u Connor) having silenced that Subject : tering, he was greeted with the most enthusiastic young men, and still younger po- of the people of all pigmy battery colonies were, the admission of molasses-ib*use in 'The Land—man's inherent rwht.' Abb litician*, and contrasting those hopes with nations on your side. Your cause *Tm Me intere9ted with the the close, a vote of thanks Unfortunately, the long-standing the pre- is just, and your enemies rJf tlJZu & solution distilleries, but not in breweries ; also, of cane juice, was passed to Air Thomas's*• cheers. illness of sent position of the are in confusion. At such for his valuable lecture. popular movement may Iib in- ii moment the word must when the question ot the duty thereon should be ss- ' Duncombe prevented his attendance ; and clined at the first be—' TJf-Gihbds I—Up asb d 1T-leTe8t 1» had made upon tte Blackbdkw.—At our weeftJy meeting- on Sundayr yiX a glance to ask, what have we gained ? at them !' (Enthusiastic £npence2 ftot K ° ^ tislactonly adjusted,—the extension of the period ' Is the reward and prolonged cheering.) the peo p le. He made a profit of £1 night, onr ohairman, Mr Arm&tead similar cause, illness—though we trust only teinpo- achieved proportionate to the toil ex- The Chairman .350 for the repayment of tbe ' Hurricane' Loan,- to , read the a ppeal! pended ? Could I Speak then read the following senti- f 139 acre3 ; they had mtde a from the directors to the Land now, as I would havespoken ment : ° P'$t make a grant by way of loan to the Island of Tobago, members, to defctnt t rarT_preveuted the attendance of Mr "Waklev. ten nCrAnnT00 b theu 8a,e oi' their 1 years at-o, I should most likely greatly underrate a™«L profit ofrf ? 'ule3 J he had made in consequence of tbe losses occasioned by the earth- onr noble champion's (Feargtas O'Connor), seat ia 1 our r. S. nearly £i,O0O in the- Land Purchase De- Parliament. After a few The tables having been cleared, Mr Ernest Jones progress. But the man who has lived ten years, Duncombe, M.P., and Thomas "Wakley, partment quake of last year,—to provide means,., also by way brief remark", the meet-- and ia the M.P., may they ; he had made a profit ot nearly £4.000 of the of ine, to show an earnest of what spirit is in Blade- » called ta the chair, amidst enthusiastic cheers course of that tins learned nothing, has live long in the enjoyment of that ru bbisjh of loan , fot^ transport free negroes front the Tfas , been unrivalled and materials not valued ; and to come burn, immediately raised the sum of £12., which unworthy of his very breath. I have learned popularity whioh they have earned by directly coast of Africa to the colonies, and that a large portion 1 gr.d said : * As that great law-shop in St Stephen's, to e&timite the " their great to the question of the • Thief-catcher * was ordered to be posted on Monday to tho directars j j hamely proverb that ' Rome was exertions in the cause of justice, and ou!d of the expense contingent upon the transport o£ counters of which the people are sole not built in • may tuey continue to struggle on in the same noble tkat , da^ realise a Profi t of captured' and each and all agreed to try their several lie ditic-* across the , Is a day • and that a people uubjeeted to a *l*i ,0l)0n™, over and , negroes should be bom& by tho. mother > , thousand career Until their exertions ab>ve tho £i. Ha. 3d. country. and Chartist frierjda, to raise, if possible, a goodly'r" cpento-morrow,ffe are met to-night to cheer those years' misgovernment, cannot bo regene- , aided by those ol the interest paid npon to rated worldi g classrs, have that stock. Now that was some- The Bum mora. Let other branches of ths National Laca I in the space ofa single year ; and, thoughtfully given freedom to an oppressed thing—that was debate was adjourned. few honest advocates whom we possess onward in reviewing the and injured people.' tbe sum of £8, 000 realised oritol Fitnur Company do likewise. past, I come to the conclusion that our nothing, and over , Febrca ut 4th. (Cheers. It is said, when gam has been Immense, and our and abovo the interest in rent paid Tho adjourne d debate on Lord 's mo- Shkvfieij).— At the usual weekly meeting, Mr (J, , the StrU3S*le. matters reward equal to Mr William Dixon, ia responding to the senti- upon the land purchased, G. Bentinck our and £i lis. 3d. interest tion for a committee of inquiry into the condition of Goddard in the chair, the following resolution was ( they mend ; but if they are to be toil. If that reward is not greater, it is became ment, said : He waa sorry that gentlemen upon Exchequer Bills. There was a unanimously ¦ are at the worst, we have not those £100,000 capi- the sugar and coffee growing colonies was resumed by agreed to :— ' That a public subscript deserved it. Time has taught raetlie value were prevented by tal paid np, and the £8 mended, you must mend them ! (Hear, hear.) of patience severe indisposition from being ,000 made oror interest wa* Mr J. WilsoD who was followed by-)tfr'lYBarW, tion be entered into forthe defence of Mr O'Connor's conjoined with perseverance. Ourprogress a clear bonus of eight per cent, , ' Exnecfc nothing from aristocracy, or middle-class. m3y be slow present. If any man had deserved well of the peo- upon tho whole paid Mr Bernal , Mr Hayward Mr agsfcaWMr Disraeli, seat. 12*. Id. was collected on the spot, and handed] I , but it is atre. In the first place, we up capital. (Tremendous , ^B "Welcome all friends; but stand for yourselves- Do have winnowed the chaff from the wheat ple, that man was Thomas Slin gsby Duncombe. cheering.) Now what Mr Labonchere Mr Goulburn Buxton, to the treasurer. On tho motion vf Mr Pryer, 3 ; , aud hap would this sentimental * Thief-catcher * « , , and Sir E of the political pedlars who hawk their pily are no longer troubled with the respectable' (Grea t cheering.) And his honourable colleague say to that after which Lord G. Bentinck; replied, and the mo- quantity of bonks was ordered to be prepared for the not buy ' Was not. that a good situation for a company to be collection of subscriptions. money-worshipping adventurers, who trafficked was equally worthy. Yote or speech , on b an tion for the committee was agreed to. Tl> e ascmbers of this: slop-made ar ticles—their sectional agitations. If s in ehalf of in ? Wa^hereauch instance on record ? (* Ne branch are specially called upon to contribute the misplaced confidence of the the , to the/' vou buy, vou will have to pay for them in disap- people, . to- acquire people, had never been found wanting. (Loud no,' ap« load cheers.) The Company had bo acoi- above fund, and that without delay. therewith jg^ti»n, pl?ce( -and ' - pointment. Above all, expect nothing from govern- -publio /plunder. cheers.); JieJvvas^glapllo.be vable to announce that dents—they had not lost a horse or anything else, Bbismi.—At a meeting ofthe Bristol branr-h, afc; (Cheer?.)'Again, nearly thiswhole ' of our workers : and the- health of Mr lJunconibe was improving, and and hence it would appear that the great Giver of Rational Saitii Company Nicholls's Coffee-h ouse, on. January oht wds ment. You have heard the saying about burn- leaders have passed throug , it i h the fires.of persecution ; they might hope to see him, Wakley , and O'Con- Life was looking; down benignantly on their cause. agreed tbat a donation , of not lass than Sd. be paid ing both ends of the candle at once. Well, jou and while some fai nt-hearts have sunk The proposed beneath the nor, battling side by side in-the house of Commons, (Great applause.) The operations of tbeir company New Land Compaht.—A crowded by eaeh member, towards defrayin g of' know that the queen is building a new palace for o meeting was held" " the expenses sc rching blast, others have like the pheanix, renewed brought trade to shopkeeper-*, thus—round the es- at the Assembly Rooms, S3, Dean- F. O'Connor, E?q,, defending his seat in Par- 000 at Westminster. To-day's papers tell in favour of the people's rights. (Great chef ring.) £150, us their youth and their strength, and derived power tates, where men had not taken one pound per week street, Soho, on Sunday evening, January SOch , to liament. Pancras are obliged to build a new from the very means employed Two better men than Duncombe and Wakley were the vestry of St for their destruction. previously, they wero now taking nineteen and oonsider the propriety of opening a new Company. Braintree.—At a meeting of tbe Land members, {Applause.) In spile not to be found in that House. (Great applause.) Mr E. Stallwood was bastile for their paupers. There hurn both ends pf of proscriptian and tribulation twenty. Looking at the Land Plan, either as a ques- unanimously called to the chair Mr -W. Smith and Mr Wm. Winbolt were Look at the conduct of Mr Duncombe on the Graham the candle. The aristocratic end at Pimlico, and we hava kept our serried ranks in good order, and tion of health , comfort , or wealth, it was equally and briefly opened the . proceedings. —Mr James appointed to collect subscriptions toward defraying the pauper-end at St Pancras. Thus the light of no matter how hard blew the hurricane we have Post-office Espionage. Again, at his brave and beautiful. (Loud cheers.) Then, good God, why Grassby moved the following resolution :— the expenses of defending the seat of Feargus always borne our Tbat it is the opinion of thisiecality flag triumphantly aloft. When courageous conduct in calling an unjust judge to should we mind what the base press B^id ? Looh at that the Directors O'Connor Esq., in the House of Commons. It was England's prosperity vriU soon hurn out 5 Seeing are ju stified in opening a second , .governments persecuted, when the press denounced. account for trampling on the rights of the people. the progress made in the seience of agriculture ? company, and are only resolved :— 'That a meeting be held at the Falcon that the workhouse is not yet built , and that the carrying out the resolutions of the Conference held at ^ when the League attempted to delude the people, it was useless for those men Why tho weavers sent fmn tho i»a»ujacturi»£ dis- Hig h-street at seven o'ulock on Saturday evening palace is ready, I w ould suggest that the queen be re- (Great cheering.) But Lowbands and we are further of opinion that , our Charter wps like ' the cloud, by day and the tricts to O'Connorville and Lowbands, would not , the Land February 3;h to form a Chartist Asso- ive her new palace to the Eng to strugg le, if the people were apathetic- (Hear, project should never cense so long- ae next, , quested to g lish paupers , pillar of fi re by night,'—the unerring guide of those now turn thtir backs on the beat agriculturists. there is a man in ciation.' hear.) The people now began to feel their dignity these realms that i« desirous of since it has already long held the foreign ones. millions who desired liberation from bandage - and (Cheers.) Years ago the middle and upper classes leaving the overstocksd AsiiTOJMj sDBn-LTHE as men, and right glad was he to see them on the Labour, market and throwing —At a meeting of the mem- ., (Loud cheers.) You have heard that the revenue safety from the sword of tho pursuer. (Applause.) made the speeches and you were the shouters but. himself upon the Land, to bers of tbis branch on Sunday , work out his own salvation and thereby laat. it was Ymam-. taxation has increased—there Within the last ten years we have established a march to freedom aud happiness. (Great ap- now amongst the working clarses are to be found the , redeem himself mously resolved :—' That each member be has decreased, and and f.unity requested-. presj, which is at once the prochumer of our saffer- plause.) best orators ; well, agriculture was much easier from dependence upon tbe capitalist into an to PubFcrtbe not less than 3d. burn the two ends of the candle! Last year added . to independen t freeman towards defending Mr ings, the champion of our rights, the recorder ef The Chairman then introduced the f ollowing learn than oratory, as nature had made , O'Connor's seat in the H«nso eight millions to tbe National Debt, and took mil- men agricul- of Commons-' ' our labours, and the herald of our progress. (Ap- sentiment, amidst waving of hats, handkerchiefs, turists, while sha had not created all men orators, Mr Grassby said :At the late Con ference he moved Banbury.— At themontnly meeting of tbis branch" lions from national production. There burn both the resolution which authorised the closing of the , plause.) We have in many places stoimed the en- ( dear, hear.) He had held a nlorioas mcetirg at held at the Star Inn, January 81st, M r Georg of.the candle! How long do you think mono- and every conceivable demonstration of populai ; e ends- trenchments of local power, and in the late general Birmingham, consisting of 10 ,600 persons, and thus Land Company it was—'That the Land Company Watson in tho chair, the " " applause, long continued and oft-repeated. shall be closed on the 31st day of D- following officers were po ly will see its -way ? As long as you are disor- election we carried more than one position , and by had she redeemed herself from that degradation to 'cember, 18-17, elected :—Treasurer, Mr G. Grant ; scrutineer and that the Directors be empowered to open a new , Mr canised—as long as you are patient and resigned— the energy of the forces of Nottingham we were ' Feargus O Connor, Esq., M.P., and may pros- which her apathy and indifference had Drought her. James Bolton ; secretary , John Hone ; auditors, Mf ' perity company forthwith ' Hence which means slavish and servile-but no longer ! enabled, to send our general into tbe very ci- ever attend his untiring labours lor the Na- (Hear.) At the commencement of the Land Companv . , he contended, that in G. Watson, nnd Mr S. Coleman. A subscription starting a new company the Directors would only be "hear.) Government are try tadel of corruption , there to plant the banner tional Land Company ; and may ha long live a he was told he could not buy land, but now he was was entered into to defend Mr F. O'Connor's seat in: (Hear , ing to breed na- carrying out the instructions of Conference. (Hear of the Charter. (Great and. continued cheering.) proud spectator of a nation enjoying those political inundated with letters from lords and noble lords , Parliament. tional antipathies against our continental brethren. , hear.) It was Furthermore, the men - of the fustian jackets have and social rights of which he is the disinterested and who wrote telling him that they would sooner he had .preposterous for any man to say the M emhyr Tydvil — Commemoration of the birth, They are raising the war cry—they want to embody Directors had not such seen the. uneducated chiefs of tbeir class contending gifted advocf te.' their land than any one else, they so Btrongly ap power.—Mr Buckley seconded of Thomas Paine.—A supper was hel d by tha "militia. Tell thera you abhor fighting—but if the motion.—Mr Jones moved the following amend- the with veteran stat esmen, college-bred legislators, and On Mr O'Coxsok rising, the plaudits were re- proved of his LandPlan. (Cheers.) When he brought members of branch No. 1 of the National Land Com- you are to f ight, you will fight for yourselves- Ask the .scion3 ofthe aristocracy, for the civic crown of his Land Plan before the Ilousr-, he thought tbere ment :— pany and others, at the branch office on Monday newed with, if possible, increased vehemence, whioh That we the members of ths "Westminster branch of , them what you are to fi ght for ? Your rights ? popular representation—and in every instance trium- would be no one found to say one word against it; if , eveninrr. Mr J. D wis was elected to the chair. having subdued, he said : He hope! his rehearsals in the Land Company, are of opinion that the opening ot speak of your wrongs. Your honour ? Tell phant on the hustings. (Applause.) At the late there was, he should ask hon it was they conld pay The followine sentiments were given from the chair: Then another company should be post is no honour in slaverv ! . Your native election we proved—in the words of an immortal another place had not unfitted him for an enlight- men, live well, and save money afterwards if poned until after the de- ' Thomas Paine.' Drank in solemn silence them there , a man (anion of the Corference — , all legislator of France—' the ereatness of man and the ened audience. (Laughter.) Allusion had been made could not obtain a good living on it for himself , and that we should at the same standing and uncovered. Ably and land ? Tell them to give it you, and then you'll , by aa time prepare a programme as a eloquently res-» littleness of the great.' We unmasked the showy, improved mode of cu lture. (Great applause j The guide for the principle of ponded ta by Mr William .Tonus. f i ht for it. Tell them you will raise Rational in- to the state Chartism was in ten years ago, and action ' The glorious g shallow pretensions of the ' superior orders,' and men at O'Connorville and Lowbands commenced . constitution of the United States.' R< spon di- d to b National defences. (Cheers.) Tbey are when he took his tour, thirteen years ago, as a said : He was not so y stead of proved that in spite of poverty and neglect, and the work as soon as it was light, and left off when they Mr J- narrow-minded as to wish the chairman, who had been a resident there for six , Radical mi3sionary, he told the people of Stockport to deprive others of the advantage he trving to foster animosity befween you and a nearer thousand disadvantages which conspire to chain the could no longer see to labour; that was the way to enjoyed , but years. A number of patriotic sonsj s were sung, and land—between the twin sisters of the sea—the two S3n of labour to the dttat.— that he was marshalling them for auction, and that cultivate the national resources. (Cheers.) He would he did not wish a hasty step to be taken, nor did he concluded with the * Lion of Freedom' by the whole pearls in the ocean's diadem—between England and 1 he would knock them down as soon as he found a have every man in England put to job work, and he think the present Directors capable of wielding such company. Thus ended one of the most spirited The man o' iuaepend«nt mind an immense capital and power as the two companies (Cheers.) Mark, how skilfully they do it : would bid Universal Suffrage wai happy to say that in the February imiubev of the commemorations of the birth of Paine everluld ia Ireland. Is king_ o' man far a that [' Miaister that , Vote by would plate in their hands, from Ireland at the point of Labourer he had been enabled to submit a and therefore ho wished this to-^n. first they take the food (Immense applause.) Lastly, the unexampled suc- Ballot, Annual Parliaments, Equal Electoral Dis- the matter to stand over until tiie next Conference the baronet. Well, the Irish naturally come over proposition, for the consideration of the next Con- Croydon.— On Monday evenin?, January 31, the cess of the Land Company proves our progre>s. tricts, the Abolition of the Property Qualification , ference, to had had the opportunity of pronouncin g a de- lowing were '-ected current to see what becomes of their food. Government have reduce the rents ofthe allottees to four per fol officers e for the sis (Hear, hear.) The plan of that Company proves and Payment of Members, for their services. (Loud cent. (Cheers.) Now, was it not strange that mer- cision.—Mr Sturge seconded the amendment.—Mr months:—•Benjamin Culpeck scrutineer ; Timings prevented this, f or by it they gain that we are no vain pretenders Isaac Wilson, in supporting the amendment said : . never seriously offering the people cheers.) Well he, like others, was considered m;id chants could give fifteen per cent., and yet that we , Frost, secretary ; and Samuel Loveday, trfasurer* , He did not nk the Directors felt that they a double object. They produce a fresh competition barren politieal theories. We are practical men- could not give four per cen t, from that better secu- th' had the Thomas Frost then moved tbe following resolution :— for advocating those principles ; true it was, there authority of the late Conference to open a new com- reserve to bring down English wages, and this men who regard the Charter as the means to the ri ty—Land. (Hear, hear.) And then it was said, ' That this branch of the Nation al Land Company cheers.) Thu3 was then a difficulty in procuring an audience, but pany, or they would not have attempted to answer ioments feelings of hatred betwetn the two nations. great end ot social happiness. (Loud 'Oh! Feargus O'Connor would go to America -,' but entirel y approves of the proposal to form another mueh for our positive gains, surely sufficient to sti- now there was standing room for principle only the resolutions passed at several places, either of (Hear, hear.) Again, they send English soldiers if he did, be should lea ve all the money behind him : company, being of opinion that the friends-of agrarian mulate us to increased exertioas to attain the ob- on the Six Points, and experience had shown themselves or through Mr. O'Connor. He wished over to coerce the Irish, and bring Irish soldiers here that but he could assure them that he had no intention of justice should never cease their endeavours until ject of this agitation. I have spoken of experience going to America or any other nation ; he loved the the present company to show its reproductive powers eveiy to coerce tbe Enzlish. The same with their police. England was the only place prepared for liberty. by pro ceeding in its operations at a much faster man in the three kingdoms ia possessed of ia correcting the errors of impatience ; but that expe- land at home too well, and he was so healthy on it house and land of his own ; and that this branch; Even God they try to make a party to (Hear , hear.) He saw, with pleasure, the struggles , rate. (Hear hear.) Mr Spry ing moved the following, (Hear.) rience has confirmed the wisdom ef the two great that he felt he could live for ever; and ne king was , views the opposition to the formation of a new com- and strive to re-create religious ani- movement for liberty in Italy, Austria and Sicily ; that S as a second amendment on the original resolution :— tkeir quarrel, principles which has characterised this , p ain half so happy; no pstentate so proud as he; and he pany, as emanating from selfish slmpocrats and petty mosity. One faction has again raised themiserahle from its commencement. 1st. The right of the people had begun to think it an anomaly that only 99 ,000 would never sully his name and fame b That it is the opinion of the Land members of tbis ey grubbers, who y any mis- branch that previous to the Directors opening a second mon have taken shares as a pecuniary crv of • 'Ko Popery 1' "We answer them—' No hum- to achieve their liberation by any and every means doing. (Tremendous cheering.) Apologies , speculation , and fear that tho extension of the Land out of her pop ulation had the elective franchise; had been Land Company, it is expedient tbat they should lay be- cheers.) Ah, my friends, the blue consistent with honour ; and 2nd. The' necessity ef received from Messrs Duncombe Plan will dimish their expected profits on the sale of bus!' (Loud that Portugal was grumbling at tyranny ; tha t and Wakley . He was fore the members of the Company, through the mediara self-reliance on the part of the masses. With happy to state that he had received a letter from their shares. ' William Hodges seconded the resolu- •waters flow between England and Ireland, and Prussia had obtained a constitution ; and that Mr of the press, the maimer in which they prop-jge esta- the most loathing scorn I repudiate that system of Duncombe, statingthatalthough confined to , tion. Mr Wilmot, who obtained a prize in the las tyranny has not been able to bridge the channel , his room bUaliing-a>new-Coaijany2Sttras;not.to compromise -the int.- 6 cant, under cover of which political charlatans raise the French monarchy hung by the thread of an old he wa^^^a^^n^htipedd6ifia~^We^e*si;r-«eto g have now both a ge—(loud Chartist ds carried on its operation of insuring oints; therefore listen to no compromise, and mission through that country, to hang a few petty position was no* so strong, that they could not bs was it that Lloy pay five pounds, towards defrayinar tha txnenses thaS p cheers,)—and the best description he could give of it cargoes ? Could it be done if their opera- When a nation seeks assassins, while those wholesale exterminators, the put down ; should anything happen the land ships and may be incurred by Fsartrns O'Connor , E-q., M.P , swerve fro m no principle. Charter and the Land , would confined to one little island (Cheers.) Thiiffgifce landlords, are allowed to sleep in tlieir beds was, that the spit was the the be tbe thing to fall back upon, And if an invasion tions were ? in defending hia seat in the Commons' House of Parlia- freedom, a social movement, unaccompanied by a _ and other insurance offices carried out fearless of the eallows. Peace with those ! To all leg of mutton to put on it. (Loud laughter and great did take place, they could fly to'their green fields. How n'ere fire ment . political one. is but a nugatory measure—while all extending their operations ? (Loud cheers.) such bs war ! deadly, fierce, unrelenting war. (Im- lause.) Where was there a man to be found (Loud cheers ) Were the Land Plan interfered , but by The friends of Freedom, and the Rinlit of Man ; movements should also bave a social ten- app who with plainly the necessity for a new company, * political mense applause.) As the might y son of Cartnace he would not ba responsible for the safety of the He saw very are rrqucsted to meet in Mr Geerfro "Utley 's large you want to had struggled harder to cement the union between ht the present Directors should conduct it. dency. (Loud applause ) If, then , swore in hi3 boyhood * No peace with Rome,' and country for six hour?. (TreraendoiiB cheering.) The and thoug room, next Sunday night , at sevf-n o'clock , to devise of England and Ireland "Milne supported the original resolution — emancipate yourselves—if you really want to obtain faithfully fulfilled hi3*vow to fhe last moment of his the real Reformers than he Land Plan bound the people together in the golden —Mr J. the best means of having £ lie town of Barnsley col- Mr Stacey gave his voice for the amendment whilst tical liberty—if you really want to make your existence, so let ns swear no peace with our op- had don e ?—a union based on true reciprocity and link of money. (Hear, hear.) After eloquently , lected, for the express purpose of showing au example prac and , Millwoid , Daly, Company a national movement—rally pressors , and boldly seize upon every opportunity to mutual interest—(loud cheers)—and whilst advocat- forcibly impressing on the Chartists the necessity Messrs Almond and several others , to our fellow workmen of other districts , as well as glorious Land ol for the opening of a new company.— end. I t carry war into the enemy's camp in every shape and buildim; a Metropolitan Chartist Hall, Mr ably contended to let the tyrants see that they shall not kill the f or the Charter, as the great means to your ing it he had been knocked down and attempted to O'Connor Mr William Cuffay wished the old company to be form calculated to effect our object. (Great cheer- pledged himself to devote his life te the people aud member for Nottingham with expenses. is. therefore, 1 have sincere pleasure in proposing be assassinated ; but, happily for his countrymen , , up and audited before starting a ins.) But, above all thines,let us depend upon our- never cease his efforts until all were poli ticall properly balanced Cirv OF LoiVDoy Bramck —At a meeting of this sentiment:— y fr ee, , thought it would be wise to call a the following selves for onr own deliveranee. We have never they were just 'discovering that the same class-made and sociall b new one and he branch, held at the Good Intent Coffee-hou?e Hat- speedily be enacted y happy, y being located on the land , and this and other important , ' The People's Charter—mny it found justice, or mercy, or honour, at the hands of laws that oppress Englan d bear with greater Conference to take u p ton-garden, on Sunday, Jan. 80th, the following and it.sbeni gn influence bring resifmed his seat amid tho most deafening and long —Mr Gra?sby replied to some points of Mr as a Iswof this realm, any class above our own. JTinirs have used as to (Great cheering.) questions. motion was moved by Mr Elijah Nobbs whole of the force en Ireland. He, therefore. continued cheering. , and se- true peace and lasting prosperity to the strengthen themselves asainsfcconSuirins.aristocrat* On the motion of .Mr Jons Sn\w Ouffay 's speech. He complained that ths Directors conded by Mr Wright : — stood in the proud position not to ask forgiveness, , seconded by Mr ly running into the country lecturing, humankind.' Those aristocrats have in turn employed our physical Clark, and eloquently supported by Mr O'Co.v.vor,a were occasional That if the Directors are desirous of opening a new forgive. (Hear, hear.) Ireland had been too in opposition to a vote of Conference. Mr McGkath, who was loudly applauded , rose force to curb the insolence of kings. Priests have but to vote of thanks was given by acclamation to the and that, , Company, that it should be uuder tho direction of a New Chair- ht it the duty of the branches to send the tc respond to the sentiment, and said he agreed in invoked our strength, in the name of God and reli- coerced, and had a savage special commission sent man who acknowledged tho compliment ; and Ho thoug Board , , the word to obey the vote of Conference, and one observation made by their chairman, viz. ' That Sion, to uphold the dignity ofthe Church. And . out but n9 remedial measures had been tried, and meeting having given three cheersfor the Charter and Directors Which was carried. It was also moved by Mr , stop in town and attend to tbeir business as Directors. they had nothing to fear from a foreign invasion,' lastly , the middle claiscs, by wie'ding t'-e might of the Land—three for O'Connor—three for Frost Gover, jun., and seconded by Mr Wright:— Lord John Russ-.-ll had tried to bolster himself up , ( Uear Hiear.) He thought the arguments used by was the millions, have snatched power from Crown, corn- Williams, and Jones—three for th9 Sicilian patriots . T hat v,v, the number! of this branch , do-iisagree with, hut the invasion they should prepare against with a little bit of Jewish liberality, but no one could , Mr VVil-on were much in favour ot extended opera Bet and mitre. Bnt once their own purposes were , dissolved. the balloting for family tickets . tint ofthe aristocracy, the pro.itocraer, and ihe tax- , say a-hat the New House of Commons the Directors were bound by the vote priest and prof itmenger , ha v at present, tions—in fact , Stoukbridoe—On Wednesday, tho 2.*Jth ult. 3 coi'.ector. (Cheers.) The working men need take served , king andlord , e hackneyed phrase that ' Labour open a new company.—Th e motion rewarded us with a double dose of despotism for wa*. It was a was of Conference to lecture was delivered in tho Christian Breth ren's r, - of ' Our National De- source of all wealth,' yet hackneyed as it wa? were then put, and tho ori ginal mo- -:- .cd about the humbug nliyins the p^irt of cat's paw for them. (-Cheers.) the , imperial iaamanBfiii* andamenilment Room, Hi gh-street, on the ' Principles of Liberty—» till necessary that they should rehearse for opeiing a new company, declared to be car- fences,' but proceed to nut themselves in a position The history of the Ivt sixteen years proclaims it was s it tion , the Land—and the Charter ;' by Mr Mintle, of selves, until they thoroughly under- Thursday, Fee. by an immense majority . (Loud cheers.) A ot defence from their dom?stic enemies—depend on -niraper-tonsued the iniquitous and monstrous in- over to them 3rd. ried Bi rmingham. After a most eloquent appeal to tha and applied its principles^ practice. (Loud of Parliament vote of thanks was given to the chairman, and the it. their best defence was the panoply ol the gratitude o? the middle-class. Unite with the stood it , Boih nouse3 re-assembled this fri ends of liberty, to organis*- themselves in a body, We must either have a new paper roof meeting was dissolved. ' People's Charter.' (Loud cheers.) Let them middb-.class ? Unite rather with wolves, blond. cheers.) , or evening. to agitate for their lost rights, the tectum'concluded we must pulldown the old house and build another HOUSE OF LORDS. Chorlkt.—A meeting ef shareholders was held at v hoard-!, ar.d rigers, honest monstera compared with amidst the approbation of the friends present ; after, ha e t hat, and they would no longer be the sport ol and he knew of no better basis than The Lord C"iancki,lob. took his seat on the Wool- No. 0, I'rincess-stieet, on Sunday the 30th of Jan., that das-* wcose conspiracies created the reign of on its ruins, which the chairman , Mr John Chance, made 3 b:.;;;ord or fundlord. (Hear, hear.) How is it sf all wealth.' A little more than f iveo ' clock. when a spirited dise .ssion took lace on the Land terror and ruined the French Republic ; who in ' the source sack at p pressing appeal to the andience to once more rally, ti'Vv- had not got the Charter ? Simply because laid the foundation for a Free La- National Defences.—The Earl of petition, the result of which was its adoption , with r 1830 a second time deceived and betrayed the peo- t wo yesirs ago he IIaudwicrk and form themselves into a body, to .i§sr..i'e for the t: -v had not been true lo each other, they had not , and he would never cease his exertions ther it was the intention of her Maj tho exception of that portion of the last paragraph , ple of France ; who hav« already corruitpd and bour field asked whe es-y 'a People's Charter. A vote of thanka h-iviuj ; been and made apparent its benefits Ministers to brins; forward the question of the Na praying the government to appoint their own trus- fai'hful'y united in heart anr] hand. (Hear, hear.) blr. the institutions of Washington and Jf fFcrson. until he had taught given to the lecturer, for his most instructive lec- 'tcd lause.) Yet, he had been abused tfon.i] Defences, on which subject he (the noble Earl) ties and oilier officer? , for the nunaeeruent of the L'iok at the present condition of the people of and made the once model Republic' a by-word to all. (Great app ture, the meeting dissolved. ' ilirty, servile hir eli n g editors of had a motion on the pa^er in this House of Company. There wns also !K subscribed to aid in Enrlar.d. are they not far worse off than the slaves an d a mockery ; and, above all , whose treason to the by the base, , the Parlia- Ounnji.—On Sunday las*, Mr P.dward Clark not possess one feeling or principle of ment ? tho defence of Mr O'Connor's seat in parliament. of tie West Indies ? Yes, for the latter are fed , pr-op'e of thi country is the cause of all the evils and Tr. s=, who did delivered a spirited lecture on ' Tiie r.ivsoiu Crisis,' * their own. (Great cheering.) Our clorious Land Th e Marquis of Lansdow.ne (who was almost in- Th e following officers have been elected for the next Workin w -m mV Hall. wl'l'si the former died, by thousands, of starvation. miseries suffered at this moment by the working in the School-room of the Company had i;ow nearly two thousand acres of land audible in the jwllorv) was understood to say that six months :—Peter Turner and Thomas 'fettering- . was coibctcd for ti:o Ireland things were even worse. cla=?.ea. of and At the close of tin- iecture 4' (Loud cheers.) In —u lar^e number horses other cattle, malum* the subject would be first of all brought forward in ton, auditors ; Thomas Urindle, scrutineer ; J.imes Executive Comnn '-tve. WLy w as this ? Because a system of class legisla- • Lavs grind the poor and rich men make the laws.' ther House of Parliament. llc:xld , Treasurer; and William Wilkinson, secretary. manure to grow cabbages for tho working man , and the o IIiu.m.-s wood —The a'nare'ii oUlara of this bran fill prevail. Did this not show them rich men are the delegates and mouth Lordships then adjourned. Dkksy.—A general meeting was held on Sunday tion is allowed to ar.d tlK'Se - although that vile thief-o'ttching rag, the Dispatch, Their held thr-ir usual qjartorly inet'tin2 on Sunday :a*t , applause.) Work- week when it was resolved that there be a Money i: tht necessity of struggling for the Charter ? If the piece of the middle clashes. (Great might revile hira, it should not arrest his progress. HOUSE OF COMMONS. , PuwNook. when tiie f.i 0'.vi:i-: 1st their ijreat truth be impressed upon your stablished for the purpose of forwarding in the Chartist-room, peop le willed their freedom , they could win if. ing men , (Loud cheers.) Well , after nil, this Land Company Tho House of Commons resumed its sittings to- Ciub e , :—J.di n Uriorly, ycrn.'ineor; , and written upon your hearts, that Labour -is recess. money to aid and assist Air O'Connor in carrying I' liicors were oleefvd (Much applause.) ->0 one was now found to deny memories had the sum of £30.000 in its exchequer . (Raptu- dav , after the Cimstni. Jamea Tay lor, treasurer ; J'dia Tay lor, s.- -.;tot:u-v ; niiirt be its own emancipator. ) Alter the location ofa few more, Sir W. SuMERViLLK. gave notice that on Friday, out his grand National Land scheme. The next re- the truth and justice of the People's Charter. rous cheering. J amca Cb>u ;h and llonj.ivahi Loach Cloiijjh , audi- Bv your oirn arai3 the conquest must bo wrought.' we shall have the balance of power in several divi- the 11 th instant , he should move for leave to intro- solution was ' That this mee'.ing do protest against t (Ii-'-ar hear.) The time was coming when Mr ' tor.3 . , a nd the anvil ; from the several counties. (Cheers.) He supposed duce a bill to amend tho Jaw of landlord and tODant the present directors of tho Land Company undor- ive the Whigs an opportunity in From the plough , the loom, sions of V O'Connor would g hut, the garret, and the cellar, aiust come the deli- they would have a discussion in the house on-Na- in Ireland. takini' the duty of becoming directors of tho new ILlMMRHSMlTH DtSTMCT OP THE N.UIO. .U. L.i' D ' member* . > : :• ! :; ic:: h the ilouse of Commons of telling the people their verers of your Order. (Enthusiastic cheering.) You tional Defences, and as he never said anyth ing on the Sir J. Packikoton gave notice of his intention on Company .until such time.as thero are at least twenty- Company,—-At a moetini of ths * bcld at the Distriot-oiHoo, '2, Little V-ile-idaes, ou j resent opinion on Chartism. (Great cheering.) have r. .-tling so hope for at the bands of either faction platform he w.13 not prepared to say elsewhere, an earl y day to move for leave to bring in a bill tive thousand of the present members located. it ' ' without Sunda y marninw , January oOtli Mi' L.. F- Ih'O'-vii iu TL:.;e principles were in accordance with j ust ict;, in tho legi-lature. I disagree with those who think when the ' Duk e's' nostrum was brought forward, for the prevention of bribery and corruption at was also proposed , sccondrd , and carried, , . entered the chair : On the motion oi .Messrs K. .Stalh-.-uod .-rul hilosophy. (Loud cheers.) The that because lord Finality has b'.comc a convert to he would not forget to show them the means of cre- cleclioKS. on e dissentient, ' That thero be subscriptions vir:i:e. and p Millwood supported by .Messrs Good.-i cro-nd Clnr :e, r should the mi- Free Trade and Jewish Emancipntisn, that some fine atini; a national militia. But, says 'C O.G.' in the Financial Statkmknt.—Lord J. Uusskll said that into immed iately, to furnish our talented friend and , C'-i :v.ion resolved itself into this : resolved ' Tint it is the o.-it don morning he will wake up a convert to Chartism. In Times of this morn ing, in answer to Mr Cobden. it ini^ ht, perbapa , bs convenient tor hon. members, protector with money, to enable him to defend his it was unanimously ::.:. •;*}• rule ? There was not a single benefit society in of this ni.-slins: that a new Laud Cc.iupai.iy should j oinlsi; the Fret; Traders, .snd coming forward as the tho Duke of Wellington don't want to raise the that he should state that it was his intention , cither scat in parliament. on this princi p- e ? were one to put it opened urnier tho siij)pri:.t« mk-iifo of e>::-:o\ce acted champion of the Jews, he h as but followed the in- men all at Once, but at the rate of ten tlnmtami on the 1-ith or tbo ISth of the present month , to iS' UNf -AT'KV —The members of this Iraneh of the bo Ibi'tbwiih ty would call in vain O'Cs.n.mr, but that i ts affairs siinr.Vi h> kept f'-, •':'; in its rules the soci- stincts of his ln'.i se, always to have hi« nose near the militia men per annum. (Laughter.) "When Sidney bring forward the fimuicial statement ; ho could not National Land Company, have established a Money Mr separate and distinct Irom any existing comp Uiy. fir members. (Hear, hear.) Th <; one lo make the money-bag. The House of Bedford is too deep in Herbert proposed to embody the militia before, he st ate positively which would bo tho day, but he Club in connexion with tbe L'uul and Labour Bank. Donovan A Clonics and Hat Club was formed t'or the piirp.-so I;i'' 5 and Ihe mass to iubinii , was the ai;a of the Church plun der, ever to voluntarily accept the (.Mr O'Connor) sot up a National Anti-Militia wonid give notice of that on a future day. Drovlsdes.— Mr , from Manchester, has , -iiisj the ' O'Connor Tart ail ,' and despotism. The time C farter. As to the stable-minded statesman, he has Association, and the bill vias withdrawn. (Applause. ) IVatio.y.il Dt.FExcr.s—In. answer to Mr Uvhs lectured here on 'Tha Present State ot the Country, of eiicourii the wear of \v ;.: _' and Tory tyranny ilSld for the mutual suv-pcrt the manibci3 ot rho ¦ ' should be lately declared his opinions in unmistakable term*, And wore the militia embodied to-monw, and he Lord John Russbu, said that he had stated on a and the Land ami Lab -nr Bank. ' "f h:- ¦ > fully come when Whig and Tory rule , ;ind Several additio tiaismna lie has written a letter, iu whicii he declares that he drawn , he would rather r.o to prison than serve. fonm r occasion that he should take an opportunity Sf'MKRS Toiv.v.—On Sunday evening last Mr Comr-'ny thtir tYionds. j-. * rid of ; (loud cheers.) such musty-fusty rags of able, the !:;<;i mem- ¦ voted for ' the bill , the whole bill , and nothing but (Ticmendous cheering.) If a militia was required , of statin" generall y what bad been dmic both oy the Phili p Iltnry Martyn delivered an and instruc- '.veto- received for defence of tbe seat ot [¦ 'l.' could no longer be endured. (Laughter nice ^as ad- .'JJ'les the bi"/ ae a'final settlement. He agrees with Lord let those serve who had the vnte, and depend on it present ami former governments in this country as tive lecture on the present state of Chartism, 'i he ber for Kottinsham ,—and the 'in-: free-traders recently held a Feb. d-.h , ni ten a- '. d app lause.) The J,;i;n Russell, tls.at the country cannot afford to the knapsaek wuuld soon mako their sliouhb-rs so regarded its defence, and lie begged now to state lertare was received with »reatQUthllsia>m. journed until Sunday moruiuij next, branch held thoir 'clock. mating in Manchester, hut they scarce seemed to under go a revolution once a . year, or even nnce in >ore, that they would rather grant Univ.-r.-al Suffrage that lie would, when he made bis financi al statement, IIvdk .—The members of this o weekly nn-'etinj * at the ho-ise of Mr Thomas Soi-T-i l.osnox Cii.ueruT Ham..— A lr.r.ii'.' C'iiS k'K-;v what thev had met about ; he defied them to tweiitv vears : and ihinks tbe Reform Act calculated than carry it any longer. (Liud cheers.) He thought of which he bad <;iven notice, brin g forward that usual , Albi on Inn. Mr Joseph Shaw, the ohairwan , committee has been formed for the ;>!:i'po-j or n- that their nos:rums had brought one single i to ruin! ail the rational wants of the country for hall it right that every nation should govern it self , and subject, Wood oi S'0-v ( - opened the proi'0-.'diiii.'s or the meeting by announc- eeivitK; am! ini^miitiru ih'po'iis r.nv an'.i-pUo ' workin*; man's door. (Loud cheers.) ] a centurv to come ! Working men , 1 trust we sha ll consequentl y we s!>muld have no inteTieddliiitf. J .sticks op thk Pkace —The Attornst-Ges k- !• . ;?!ng to the Dills to facili- ing to the members that a rc&;>!ution had been agreed the rvitioiwi Land and Labour Hank, i ::i'tk3 that. (Hear , vc*; t^aJh li 'i3 lordship to sing to another tune. (Lend diet ri.) II« looked np,.n England a? the most r.il moved for leave to bring in four or Nc it was left f-;r Chartism to do j ol the toon the previous Sunday evening, that a levy ol' wishing to further tho objects of its proi-ncror ' (Ci^eis.) Y\"oe t> these aristocrats*, if in pit ifu l imita- enlightened nati'.rt , for after all they h a d th oir p ublic tate flic parforiuiinco nt tho dutiesof Justices - It was hi h time lli.it the monster class , threepence per member be collected in aid of the de- profitabl y Invest thtdr sr.-m.-s, will hw- «» ^ '^ont; 1: u . g jJjTi' monarch they attempt to stem tin meetings und free discussions , wiiich oth er lntion.* Feacw —Leave i^ i von. - i- .- . -.:ut ' annihilation. (L ¦ < ¦ -.;.-.j Tiie Chani-r vus t 'i ihe people ' ' and the Ii-mit * announce this. j dU-h -j d btutiii in Lancaster, but since then t here suant t.Mnaic-.. to move for a Hclcefc Oositnitteo f or • u - oi iii- m-jtvonolis, time ' prospects of tion uf hi-5 f'-imil y. Mr Car.d'del called th.i ntitJuion authorised U receive su 'wripti^ i-X '-- '•• "- i.::: eller—his ail ,his every t hing— ¦ The ling of reg.-mrratcil was no danger tl bein g taken up for audition , (dear, iuo/iirc into ihe present condition and -m. - ¦.- . .ty was to ihe trav !•-, •;.< • :.•* moment for acti'-n. sm 'ar of t he mre'iiiis* to tlio Uy de Provid ent Savi^y l-lub , Mv O'Connor's sr:i: iu parliament. —w . .u->- agr.iri-Mi rig hts ; tbntowi-vs of Palermo— h«ar. (The people of England were now nrc-;iiiredf"r the interests connected with and dependent on . « i: '- .-- .Id enable the;;; to rc'-'aiu th eir l- -.ii ih."'. -s victoriously from in her bad held their r.ieoti;^ E -ii am. lV, f i*oi'*.-J« " ' ' ' le s abandon • h er order of Cha-ti.-.t literature ; tbey wcren !;w yid ccll'iie p.'aotin^ Majesty 's East ami Wrst and i-tuted that tha t Society Gi:k .nw:l " ^/-.d. ; : the d- ir-T fo rsl'j -k-iis liberty ; enable them !• • (c' e -,;-'.u! (he wretched thing of Nap a hig in a hi hly pros- lUU-hei-ro v, W^- ' - r ' hifsiil- dissuss what tht-y were to d:i Ind ian pnssvsaioii.i and the Mauritius ; and to con- that afternoon, and that thoy were g ti:.t Meeti ng lio-m. C'X miscalled ' National Dt.bt , 'j ¦.- • ¦ •¦-• -Vj I -V concessions to thoso who were iovinred to iuur and .£.3 «-J.:tir. Mr Ahi-an opcucM .ee. J.-eus- '- ' . v.-i'.h the monster, " ' when tiu-y got it ;—(loud chicr.-.)— sider « h. thcr n;Urs. (ChccM.) The tjdng ivi lh the Charter of $ivcu nwue i-i. _ .i _ v;ra -' '.-: whi ch , wh-:i formed. \vas intended to rt-::iain i : ' .ttercwi-dition than by Parliamen t t'or thoir relief. each to tin Lai d Bank, oa behalf of the members s-oii he Ind previously ™* ¦r lu-ar-1 nf tho rcvwlt oi bicily, and henrc tic;- wou -lle in a b.' .' spirit , H X w u: ' £- .: ?.: ¦the ivorj.i ih'.iidd eu iure.' (Hear , he:-.r..-j V .i- .i-s'.vh cii he lira t t!i-.- [T he noble Lord inflicted on his hearers a speech this Society, an d to-morrow he should traus'nii -10. eankd ui with .^ VX\ "'] - - • :g .. ' '. -.. .. '. i....ii.. -.nil in ,I f.-i hn twice bled. any nntHi >oi the ilacu of tho earth , iw " - tco sn..U a ee. !.-., . . :» - ' »'::; r.- ;k ii verv badly, nnd had' to bo and a half duraticn. Its iVnulh 'o- more—£."j .' .n bi-haif 'ef tho Society, asid £3. the • / '- d:;vfi'e;ii;^ ;;^t.afonou ! L-: " I'.r-.t cd one rf-suit <¦£ this nieciing would bei- -! (R.j iVs v.it of a r-voladon. ( Hear, hear. ) He how r"- offhree h ours P'- ' "dy fu-npurativi .»¦ •.,, - . :-. IL. •-._ • .:_-;¦.) "Would that 1 were his phv sieiun. even au abridgment ot vate proporiy of ono of i:s members). (Piir-ers.) Tie .• omftu- r.cJ i»ai:v KA a *' «. . .Uij iUi-ili of C;;arti>;;i ;:i i l.is metropolis. lh- \ it eat-.d :ortho u . -.--uur.ureuth time, tbath e would nut elud.-M's from atteni'iting to attend. i.i iilso riiqu-^:..: i :,: ' -^ - .) Wh en kimrs are l:ik«n ba lly, ji , ' is m eel in-^ shortly at'.er eight o'cl-ck. u n m. l-etvi.^t"d U '¦ tor.', U i'l^^iitcr tie Cnaner to-morrow, if tne lan-.l it. Tho distress of the West India Pn prietors sepava 'ed .' v.v •,>;• :•«. ' .'- • :- d they had resolved *o ad-iere heart and j ' I;.- proper pl-ire to bleed theulisiii the "he a pin for le 1!ot!!e:;h. — At a ire-niir; of tht iBembeva ot the t heel-i-H will r-.ttei-d at >ix ' clock . 1 .vi > • , *'. :i:»" rsn:vti-a t . them—(chucrn)—and now le! no doubt a vi-vy shocking liliiir , bn t in our Mumb \m. Ln- - j'- to- • ¦' -.• ' Charter a:iu No Sail cruder .'' (Ureal s\- \ ( lause.) Swi'z-.rJ aj id is .".bent lo Wis hiclitd u;- fr. m was eoinmeilCt'i: iill i] caviie-l ) lhat Mr ..1 :-ln a feivu-ea to . " : <.- :•:. *i:t'at app ' th lu would meet, opii.ion the real distrcs i of the p eople of this country- Itotk-riiara branch , a subienotic-ii dvU-V ¦ ¦ . of ber ancient liberties, li ui declare iroui this spot , ai ' 1' ar- fu llv iiccealjj d on Sunday eveniuwi^t^ o 3 1 -¦•• l ui;s:. .- '.:-i h.:r sword in defence should have first occupied >"< hi! attention of tho t-iwards the defence cl Mi- O'Connor s- scat in - - progression un- siii gle-haiMled ; ail the editor* of the calumniating ISCtU W, K i .e chairman said, I have now to introduce a par- j a-. d V.er riant to inarch in the path of uiacussion, he would pledge him- Uouoaiablc Hi-use.] Undent* % /J >&.i3e> > t>—_r friend of Lori Pimerstoii's. (Cheers.) ' qtl-.Sw -. iie-d by a traitorous kin!;or an imbecile kaisyr. press—and alter a
' \ !: . • .- V' fr -•*¦ ¦) *¦' - _-. ' '> 'V - ' » f * , «te ?* & .^ ' THE NORTH ERN STAR. ;. '; • ;^ l _ , 2 . ___ =f=;= r — *—-r **^^ 8t)»toford . this town , who told me that he had last year IP3WICH . Notting ham; Mennte , Plymouth ; Bag ley; baDker le WORTHY OF PUBLIC ATTENT ION. Pre .t.n ,, In his own gdrdan , a plot of early potato ss ; he FISTULAS, &c Brooke, fas ter ; Clarice , token up T CURE FOR PILES, O ALL WHO VALUE IMMEDIA TE RELIEF. - Kelt , Oxfor d ; he then measure d the TO THE EDITOR OF W EFFECTUAL Heard , Trur o£ B«l^ . *& had thsm sold at a market pric e ; THS NOBTHEBW STAB . T MATHE R' S COUGH and ASTHM ATIC WAFERS Proc tor , Cheltenham .! Dear Sib Nobl e, Boston , and found that the produce was at tbo ra te of ,—Havin g occasion to refer to the a safe and agreea blo remedy fer coughs , colds, asthma Blanshard. York ; Drury, Lincoln ; ground Stab nf PILE OINTMENT. en , hoop ing cough s Noble, Hull ghty pound s per acre. A short time slnco , I was in the 15th ult.. I observe d on the 7 th page ABERNETHY' S incipi t consumption , hoarsene s, Bpit Frenc h , Chatham ; Heckley, Putney ; d a parag raph nd - blood , and all disord ers of the ehest and lungs Z«ber of Kelfield near Selby. A con tainin g Addison 's estimate of „ . „ • r 1 j ™~„,,s Hi Spn<;e is the Piles! and comparatively how fewacute ofthe afflicted havo been pern ill ting of ;— Salisbury. -Bur gess and Co., New York ; company with a Ur Buckle, , scepticism , by inaerti mj a 1 ^°™ mentr years powerfu l aperien ts they prom ote a free and gentle expector ation , dissolving Se . ana the which I conceive that WHAT P "" ^ * ? ^ 3 S/to Medical skill! TWiVno doubt , arises from the use of be Tnilaae lphla ; Morgan , New Orlonns; gentleman asked bim In my presence , what was you have unwittin gly done a cer! should always avoided m all tbo congealed phlegm , consequently affordi ng immediate and Co., tain amouHt " ™* ? ^ & ^£.f?rtoni M«i stron g internal medicine Boston , America. grea test amount of money that he ever made in one of injusti cn to the opinions of a lar go po too frr ^ently rt ^ ^ K^ltZSl&^t suffering , placed himself und r , and in an insredib ly siiort _ space of time a ra p Beddi ng and Co., r aite of relief id to Mr C.King, year from one aere of land ! He said , 'I once sold an acre tion of your follow-tbinker s. I beg to call your cases of this co mpkint. , and has enjoyed it ever cure. To public speakers , vocalists , &c„ &c , they are -By enclosing fifty-eight ata mps as atten tion ¦ J™ *™g™J£ Mr Abernethy, was bv him restored to perfect healt h of the united to the following extract from tte trea tment o fifteen which time the same Aber- invalu able , as they claar the throat , and render tho voice box will be forwa rdod to any part of early potatoes (ash top klndeys) foreighty -five pounds ; Lord Bacon' s Essay, oh ^ l flt^^«tre cuo. ol , on ' Sir ,— Itis with feelings of the sincer est gratitude that CONTR OPL OF THE clear- feru *-.- . ov C. Kwo (Agent to the Propn e , ^P 'X makers mmwith auan allowan» ce taking six I tako this opportunity of bear ing my humble testimony ori'th e Duties and Obligations ef Married Life, for any other person. sighted, since he sees nothing beyond tbe of repute , direct from the original^inal makers , the working boundari es of be procured every fatent iledicine are to the value of your C'.ugh and Asthmatic Wafers. For resu lting from physical imped iments and de- the Present life.' The their arihappi nesB , at a time. , .^^ ,..^,^0 ditt nivnreN T ' i«» F»»public requested be on guard ten years I have heen annoyed by a cough which ra - with direc tions for their treatment; the abuse of I have given the names and address of thoBe persons to r 'ABER.N ETHVS PI LE °^MbNt. to foots, By I nserting these remarks you will be awarding tha «V Be sure ask fo posjib)y be genuine , unless the name duced me t» the weakest state. In September last , a passions , tho prema ture decline of health , and so that any person ma; satisfy himself of the truth of against noxious composition ,, sold proprietor is the full meed of justice to tha opinions of those who are ^^^^ainxed ^^ to each ^^ por , 1 «" ., wSdcS U iS low!at price the friend presented me with a box of your very valuable mental and bodily vigour; indul geace in solitar y and de- this statement, 1 am, Mr' Edltor, as of KiM is prin ted oa the Government Stamp ^ earnest in their desires for the expense ofthe ingredi ent?. Wafers, from whic h I received speedy and wonderful re. habits, precocious exertions or infection , inducing Yours , t y, welfare of their fellow- enabled t-j sell it at, owing to the great lief. I sent for another Is. box, and havo lusive of fai hfull creatures , an d the elevation of fast recovered a long train of diserders affecting the principal orga ns Jan 26th. Johh Lintoit. humanity, as tbe most former health and strength . I have received mental and nervous Selby, . CORNS AND BUNIONS. tamy so the bedy, causing consumptions , sincere Christian, and you will also greatly oblige, much benefit from the two boxes I have , , with remarks on gonorrhoea , taken that ! debility and indigestion Yours, in the cause of Democracy, hope I may yet live to bloss my family.—I am , dear sir, gleot, stricture , and syphilis. Illustrated with Coloured Wiiliaji Jon. tsoH.—Lee ds MR FIELDS AGAIN. Jo hn Cook. MAN'S. FRIEND , yours faithfully, , Novembe r Engravings and Cases. PAUL S EVERY 9th, 1816.' Nobility, Clergy, &c TO THE KD1TOB OF THE NonTHEBSJ 6TAB . Patroni sed hfjhe Moyal Fami ly, , CONTENTS OF THE WORK. ' Sir, I am truly glad to inform you that I h ave received Chap, 1.—The influence of the excessive indul gence of OUR NATIONAL DEFEN CES. v , without causing thecorns least pai n or inconvenience. Unlike Sib ,— Having seen In last Saturday 's Stab a letter eeoy- cur„.,« e , forw tthoseUose sev^ere a nno- ances altogeth er unnec sesary great and permanen t benefit fro m your Coug h WaferB , passions in inducing bodily disease and mental de. Is a f ldcs ' ^ with perseverance in its app lication , entirely eradicates the-mos* r f^ tor ture , aud, rateuseofth e Wafe rs, in a sound state of health. Itis tion, hysteria, insanity, moping melancholy, consump . the oircum stnnces to which he ref ers , would wish to tended, was held at the Public-room, on TueBday, grati tude that I hear testimony to their nveterate eras nd l3u of one with a feeling of tion , stricture , impotence and sterility, with observations make a few rema rks thereon . Firs tl y,—He says, • ho January 25, when a petition to Parliament waa i ^ . o ' " " ^ :;v„fl fromfrora upwawardsaru hundr ed Physicians and Sur geons ofthe greatest eminence , you will use this let ter to brin g Testimonials have been recei ved priva te letters from the gentry in value, and shall be glad if on the purposes and obligations of marria ge, and the un- ' agreed upon one thou sand more ful ly before the public. I am , yours gave twopence per pair moro than any shop in the tow a. by a large majori ty, praying that no in- well as from many officers rf J ^^ 01 -MisX He their merits happy consequences of unfruitful unions. Chap. 3.— as in high ter ms vai remedy. one for 2s. John Sutton , treasurer to tbo Manehestor Tbis he well knows is totally at varia nce with the truth , crease might be made in tne annual grants of money aud country f^eaktng boxes Qd respectfully, Seminal weakness and generativu debility •. the nature of town « ^ ^ in „ and to be had, with full Land Cempany. —I Kiugston- hops In Ayr giving higher wages by one for warlike purposes. The petition further showed, red by John Fox , m boxes ai «. a«•. ^ Branch of tho Nation al , iihpoto tico and sterility, and the imperfecti ons in the as there were s Pr ep: Hoxton Sew Town > London , and all wholesale and retail Medi- Dec. 6th 181T. for use, of C. KIS G , Ao- o-i , *»?«*> > strcet, Hulme, Manches ter , , performance of the principal vital function consequen t penny per pair than he gave for his best work , (which , that the petitioners deprecated even the agitation directio ns eliume iia the name j0HN For on the Stam p. A 2s. 3d. box cures the cine vei.dors m town aud count ry. 1 lie D , ea mal-praotices , tbe trea tment of the diseases of the also had to be made In a far superior style,) while hia of the question, as it was calculated to excite obser- ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ priend , mo= t obdurate corns , , 's File Pewderr- ore sold by the following respect- Prepared s.nd sold wholesale and retail by the solo pro- 4iin d and body which result from these causes. Chap. 4. descrip tion of work was paid as low or lower v.'tion and distrust among tbe continental govern- . panJ s Corn piaster , and Abernetfcj , , ) chemist, second nbn prietor , Wm , Mather , (successor to E. St-tnton — Gonorrhoea , i ts symptoms , complications and treat- Secondl be soys, (in Usb th an ments, and to kindle a spirit of animosity and war in Patent e 1 corner of Bradshaw-streot , Hulme Ma n. tban any ahop in town. y, able Chemists and Dealer s_ ^ * "" *^ - p;iU i> s Church -yard ; Butler , i Cheapside : ilewbery, St 105, Chester -road , . ^aent , gleet, stricture , aod inflammation of tbe prostate . don-s net jjMitards, 6 st , yard ; twelve months the shoemakers formed a club,) wishing with nations between whom there is now a good B.rc ' ay and Sobs , Farn us ISo/ OxfoVd-street ;Villoughby and Co., 61. Ches ter ; and by Messrs Sutton and Co., Bow Church Chap . 5.—Syphilis , its complications and treatmen t , presided 3 ^ Mr C. Kin g, 34, Napier-street , Hoxton New Tow n , - Lon. Cases , Concluding Observations it to be made known tbat bis high wages were the cause understanding. Mr T. Clark at the St reet : Prout , 229, Strand ; Hannay aud Co., 63, Oxford-s treet ; and , Plates , &c. i^ oU ^ SeOVUh ^-i.a.: & d»n ; Mr R. Sutton , Review office , Nottin gham ; and re- By CHARLES LUCAS and Co., Consulting Surgeons , of it, while in reality it arose from a deep-rooted convic- meeting. tail hy M r J. Heywood , stat ioner, I70, Beansgate , Uau. 60, Newman -street , Oxford -street ,}London. ti on that ihf>y were a badly paid elass of men . Thirdly, Prb9Ton.— At a very crowded public meeting of -M mi . and Ches ter ; Oakley , chemist , Preston ; Bradbury, stationer , Member of the London &c. * the inhabit ants of Preston held in the Temperance- Cou.vT *i aosnts. y.ey Q Ch ellenbaD1 . BrJoko Co Donca8ter . sim. College of Medicine , «c., tie again waika at the out er edge of t »e truth , when he , erns and bcore . wri.toi Broo.F. ^^ ^ ^ ^ Bolton ; Lees, stationer , ; Whitb y, ist,'War - bal), on Thursday of last week the following Brignti-:i ; F ^ Hodgsoa Exeier ; Colemnn , G loucester ; Henry , Gu ernsey j Oldham drugg says , they did not present him with a list of wages; they , rington' and by all principal chemists and medical ven. Svid by Bri ttaln , 54, Paternoster -row : Han nay and petition to the Hudder ^ld ; Stephen son Hull; Pennel , K idd. rminster ; Baines and dors. ' did prese nt him with a list of wages , but he never p aid Ilouse of Common s wa3 unanimously , , ;, 63, Oxford-street; , , Leadenhall-street; C^Bcrr j, Kah fer ^^ Vocgan M '" " ' ^ ' . Jewsbury , Manchester; Black well xVewcastJ e-upon.Trne CAUTION. Co Gordon 146 the extras . I pass over his allusion to the masters ' ad opted :— fLwx^- poo« . Diur v Lincoln . ; ^£«f*? |3&, Mansell , US, Fleststrect ; Sanger , 150, Oxford-stree t , Xw-. -ai e. Lee os ; A»pinaI . • • jj / Be partic uAsthmaticlar to ask for Mather 's meeting, merel y remarking that had be had any power Your petitioners havo heard with astonishment and £ EW8 offi Norv,ich . Mennie > Plymouth ; Clar k , FiMT «3*M ?^iw?V London ; WinneU , 78, High-stre t, Birmingham ; Whit- ¦Sat fcB, 1' evie* Office-. 01' D ao *' ^ *^^ rt *^ S^ S Cou gh andwith Wa ' erB ; and would have been a fit tool , for while he regret , that it is intended to incroase the present enor. ^ ' Beading; Squarey , Salisbur y; Ridge nnd Jack -on, Mebcdm Office, bear mind tbat eaeh wafer moro, 119, Marke t-stree t, Manchester ; Howell, 51, to astist tb em he ^ '^j& iMf in name. is , Greenside- of which mous expenditure of the country in the arm y, navy, aud " * in^w,bury; JlBn&B^ Southampton ; Mors , Stafford ; Bsgley, Stamferd ; V^feyi stamped Clurch -street , Liverpool ; Robin son , 11 C&ntingly pretends to be a frien d of that class Sf* *TaLS ^o\KtToa ^ 's the No others Westmoreland-stre et, ordnance departments ' ^ " Sunderl and ; Saunders Tiverton; Roper Ulverstone ; ^Sfj il ff ^^M street, Edinburg h ; Powell, 10, he is one; he is, as far as in him lies, their bit terest foe ; ; and this af ter thirty -two years ^ v t LalS Office . , , Card . w Gibson , Whitehaven ; Jacob and Co Dublin, and all booksellers . and in his inconsistent opposition to tbe Land Plan (of of 3 general peace with all the powers of Europe , and „ \'T- , ,ZVa el ,«« AnvEKTi- tn Office , Warwick ; ., Winchester ; The task of preparing and producing the work entit led 6 ; which he is a-member ,) I only see a fuller development the recent assur-in ce in the speech from the threne of ' S!won-I) r ight lm , -Worces ter ; Mab son, Yarmouth ; Bolton , Bl.inshard and Co., • Controul of the Passiens,' by Messrs Lucas , thoug h ap- I ' ™dease the Lady liad been bot recommend it.—Conser uaStve Journal. Ir the society. Oar Institution haB ever been democratic resolution :— of the Manor. Persons desirous of obtaining - the above work , and not 'SUaed b? Jons Elliott , sen., Lord violent, an occasional dose of Brooke 's Aperient or Anti- deif and blind from the virulence of the complaint.—Feb in its f orm of governmen t, and our rulers the true rt flex Tha t this meetin g, believing that the maintenance of " 'Jo bs Maskisg. bilious Pills will be found to accelerat e the cure. \m, 1847. wishing to apply to a bookseller for them , may, to en- ofthe will of the majori ty, cheerfully obeyed by alt. war establ ishments is opposed te the teaching of Chris - sure eeerecy, have it direct from the authors , by enclosing ' William Pearce. Prepared only by T. M. and C. Brooke , chemists, Dews- Mrs Gibbons , ef Tivoli-place , Chel tenham , was for two But a time ban now arrived when there is not only & tianit y, tends to retar d tbe progress of tha people ia ' IIesky Goodman. bury, in bot tles at 13J d. and 2s. 9d. eaeh . afflic ted with Erysi pelas that she 3s. 6d., or postage stamps t» that amount. years so dreadfully manifest disposition to change tha policy hitherto pur* civilisation and libert y, and is calculated more than all 'AaTHCB L ASGWOB.T HY. Ands uld wholesale by them ; Messrs Barclay and Sons, beea ne (howeverextraordinary it may appear) both blind At home fro m ten till two, and from five till eight ; im- •June 21st, 1S*:>.' . Farrin ffdon-street ; Hannay and Co., O xford -street; and deaf , from the sevarity ofthe disease, and during the mediate replies sent to all letter s, it containin g the fee ef sued, but even the form of government itself. Some of other causes to excite strife and bloodshed throughout Ths above-mentioned Thomas Robin s was quite mea- Davy Macknuirdo and whole of tne time she was attended by several of the fit. for advice, &c. ; 60, Newman-street Oxford -street , the members of tbe council have given expression to the worl d, is decidedly of opinion tbat all warlike estab- he Co., Upper Thames-street; and pabl eof d-.ing anv kind of work whatever , before Thomas Jlsredeu and Sons, Queen-s tree t, london. most eminent medical men in Cheltenham , without re- London. these sen timents, They see the society extending, and lishments should be abandoned , and a system ef inter - his wound s were commenced tak ing these dro ps some of Thomas Eyre and Co., Liverpool. Bolton , Blanchard and ceiving any benefit whatever , and, as a last resource , she think the difficult ies to govern It will bo increased ; and na tional arbitration establi shed . at them , ani the so lana- that ii was most awful to look Co. , York. And re tail by all respect able patent medicine tried Holloway 's pills and ointment , which in two months being Ignorant of the true principles tbat aug ht to go- itching and paia of the wounds generally were most perfec tly cure d the dreadful complaint , aud likewise re- A petition to the same effect was adopted, and is vendors. vern a society, and not believing in the doci' ine that dreadful ; indeed , tiie poor f ellow could be heard screech- stored her to health. to be forwarded to Mr Cobden, for presentation to was en. extensive persuasion is better than force ' ing bv passers bv , both dav and night, for sleep In all D1SEA6E8 of the skin , bad lejj s, old wounds and &oxn#p mmmz< ' , are imita ting the worst parliament. mere skin ¦ ^P ^ ' ^ ^^^ trWi The They are f r tirelv out of the question. He was reduced to prac tice of ulcers, bad breasts , sore nipples, stoney and ulcer ated features Of ari BtOcra ticnl governmen ts. Sheffield.— A public meeting of the inhabi tants weaker , so that '£ J-1 § Messrs R. and I,. PEBRY and and bone, and daily continued to get XiXiC;- fv: Co., thecontinu eddemandfo r likewise in cases of piles ; Holloway 's pills, in all there was everv probabili ty bago, WAY LABOURERS TO DEFEND \ plaint, and thus coerce into silence those who have the Meetin g-hoove, in that town , on the subject of the effect which ' ifsHe's Scorbu tic Drops ' hud on him was, their work , entitled , the ' SII-ENT FRIEND. ' (one hun- the above cases, ought to be used with the ointment ; as hones ty ond courage to tell them their tyranny is not national defences. The following address was unani- as it wer-. mag a ; for before he Iv.id taken the nr at , dred and tw .nty five thou sand copies of which have been by this means cures will be effected with a much greater ' ie l just They «xcla' m that ' democracy in our societ bottle , his sleep was sound and refreshing, the itching sold), and the extensive sale and high r t ir certainty, and in half the time that it would require by TO THE EDITOR OF IHE NOBTHE&N STAR . . y must mously adopted :— epu e of the ' cease d , and the pain was very much lessened. Pers ons : Medicines have induced some unprinci pled persons to as- using the ointment alone. The ointm ent is proved to be Sib,—My atten tion has been attracted to tbe different b e put down ; and some of their supporters in tho Man- We, the inhabitants of Sheffield, in England, in public whe see him mw can scarcely believe it is the same man sume the name of PERRY and clcsely imitate the title of a certain remedy for the bite of Moschettoes , Sand flies, oceans that have been proposed for (he better defence of chester bran ches have re-echoed back ' Feargus O'Con- meeting assembled , impressed with tbe conviction tbat having given way to and names of the Medicines. Tho public is —the pali , sallow, sickly complexion the Work Chiegofoot, Yaws, and Coco bay, and all skin diseases the nation , and amongs t these I find there aro parties nor, Char tism must be put down , or we shall give offence the bonds of amity are stren gthened between nations , as that of the roseate hue of health , and his Teins filled with herebv cautiomfl that such persons are not in any way tomuioh to the East and West Indies and other tropical , who recommend the enrolment of the railway labourers to our employers ,' p»r licularly by some noisy roller well at individuals , by friendly inter-communica tion blood a» pure as purity itself. For all scorb uti c erup- connected with the firm of K. and L. PERRY and Co., of climates. , " part of the (for that purpose) who are now out of employment . turners and spindle makers , wbo were through policy present this address to you , onr br ethren in France , tionv , leprosy, disea sed legs, wounds in any London , who do not visit the Provi nces, and are only to bo Burns , scalds, chilblains, chapped bands and lips, and ¦bod y, scurvy in the gums , pimples and blot ches on the consulted persona lly, or by letter , a t their Establishment , buuions and soft corns , will be immed iately cured by tho I having been one of that Class of men for the last ten admitted into No. 1, and who bave by differen t means earnestl y desiring tbat tbe cordial feeling whieh thus neck. arm> . or face, these dr ops are a sure cure. They 19, Bcru ors-street , Oxford-street , Lon don. use ofthe ointment. y^ars, deem it my imperative duty to use my little contrived to worm their way to the head of affairs in actuates us may find an ech o in your hearts . We hava Their make die disease vanish like snow before the sun. T WENTY-FIFT H EDITION. Extraordinary Cure of a Gentleman eighty years of age , ability to awaken my fellow woi king men 10 a Beuse of that branch, and aro uow instruments la the hands nf no unit y with those who would sow the seeds ef dissec blood ; they are composed of the Illustrated by Twent y-six Anatomical Engra vings on action is to purifv tbe of a very Bad Leg. the council to effect their knarisb ends . Your council tion between us, or who are watchfu l to construe the " , and are so harmless that tney Steel. Extract of a Letter dated Saxmundham 18th their present poBitiou ; and I would advise those partieB juices of variouB herbs , , try is determined to bear down all opposition ; t a admin istered even to infants. The enor- Oit rhyska l Disqualif icatio ns, Generative Incapacity, and a 1847. who recommend the enrolment of the navvies ^to their o c rry acts of one peop le into causes of jealousy and suspicion may be safely Janu ry, with«a Tnous sale which this medicine has now obtained is an Impediments to Marria ge. To Prof essor Holloway. skill on soma other class of men , for I am per fectl y every thing high hand—they are adop ting a ays- to the othir . We can see no reason for mu tual enmity undoub ted proof of its invaluable properti es, the great A new and improve d edition , enlar ged to 196 pages , price Sib,—I beg to inform you that I suffered with a bad leg persuaded that if the nation is never secure until the tern of centralisation ,—they call themselves an 'omni- becau se we are sepa rated by a narrow channel and speak recomm endation , • Sale of it bei ng prin cipally thru sh 2».6d. ; by post, direc t from the Establishment , 3s. 6d. for some years, and had been under the hands of a re- navvitB .bav a to def end it, it will have to remai n insecure potent board ,' and are determin ed to rul e supr eme.' a different language . Wa would pr ucticslly realise the procure it on app lication. postage -taups , Anv medicine vender Hill in spectabl e Surgeon here for some months , without getting un til doomsday. I woul d ask wha t havo the railway To effec t their object , without awakening susp icion , thsy truth tbat we are the children of the same universal tiie following exu' iict from tne Nottin gham SILENT FRIEND; ie , so that at last I mentioned to the Surgeon that Re=»d THE any rel f labourers to defend ? I bave worke d on different rail- issued banking schedules to every brn noh , to be filled up parent , ' who created of one blood all na tions of men ; Eeview :— A medical work on the exhaustion and physical decay of should like to try your pills and ointment , and ho said s ond have never seen anyth ing according to Instructions and then returned ; was and we desire to entertain toward s you the world-pre- 'Impurit 'i of tlteblood the cause of Scurry, Bad Legs, d-e. the system , prod uced by excessive indul g , the conse- " Do so, for I do notseo any chance of your gotting better , way , worth tho defending , this r ence done under the pretence of ascertainin g ' Ii is r*t t " v astonishing tbat so many p-jrsons should quences of infection , or the abuse »f mercury , with without my using the knife , to get a proper discharge. " except it bo slaver y, tommy shops, fever sheds, and if the funds vailing feelings of Christian love. We recur to those be coiit<-n t to ba afflicted with scurvy, wounds in the legs, observations on the married state , and the disqualifica - By taking your pills and using yonr oin tment , I got im- many things more , tha t are repugnant to tho laws of were safe, and banted according to rule , while thei r rea l pa ges of history with sincere regret wt ich chronicle the ascertained 'fact that Halse's Scor- &c, wiiea it U a well tions which prevent it; illustrated by 2S coloured- en . mediat e relief, and in a short time a complete cure, for equity nnd humanity. I ask , is slavery worth drfen dlng, object was te be put in possession of the nanu s of pro- strife of our ancestors ; an -1 fervently hope that the mass disease vanish like snow before the L, Which , I thank God ; and to you, Sir , I return my sincere butic Drops make tbe tiravings , and by the detail of cases. By R. and Where the poor man is driven to work like a beast , and prietors and managers of banks where each bran ch had of the intelligen t and reflecting people of Prance unite sun. No one is better able to jud ,:e of the value f.f a , 19, Berners-street , Oxford-street , lou- anks. It is generally known about here PERRY an d Co , and is called in many cases compelled to work in places where his deposited money, They will next call for the names of with the vast mnjority of the English people in depre- fli eckiiie as to its effects ou the bulk of the people than den. Published by the authors , and sold by Strange , 21, surprising cure. , your trustees ; by these means tb ey will gain a power cating hostili ties between our a vender of the article ; and as venders of this medi cine Pa ternoster row ; Hannay, G3, and Sanger, 150. Oxford- (Signed) Riciiabd Stopheb. life Is in imminent danger every moment , to satisfy the countries as the greatest it to our , w-e can conpc^c-r.t ioaFlv recommeiid friends for street; Starie , 23, Tichborne-street , Haymarket; and *«* The above Gentle man is now so hale and strong, avarice of a greed y contractor ? Is the truck system over your money, and thus coerce any refractor y branch national calami ties. Wo trust that ss means of com. hear some extraor- there i; .sc arcelv .1day passes but we Gordon , , Lendenhall -street , London ; J. and R. even in his S^-h year , as to be able to discharge the worth defending—a system both unjust and erael ? into submission to tbeir unju st commands by arresting munication become more extensively developed, known pa rties who Hfi and dinary sccouoriof it; indeed , we have Haimes , and Co., leithwalk, Edinburgh ; D. Camp bell, du ties as Clerk to the Commission ers of Taxes , at Instead of tbe workman getting his wages every week , tbeir funds. This was once tbe caeo with Glasgow. facilities for travelling increase , the vestiges of national have tried other advertised medicines without the least Gln-sgow J. Pries tly, Lord-s treet and T. Saxmund ham . Argyll-street , ; , and spending (t to the best advantage , he is compelled The'Executive hel d a meeting on tbe 22nd ult prejudices will vanish away ; that wa shall visit each success, and yet on resorting to this preparati on , the n jw Newton , Church- street , Liverpool ; B. H. In gham , Amputation of Two Legs prevented. ., when to take inferior goods out of the tommy shop and pay other more frequentl y but to add to ju stlv celebrated Ilalse's Scorbu tic Drops , the diseasehas Marke t-place , Mancheste r jEtftroct ofa Letter dated Roitommon, Febriutry 19M , , the bankin g returns wer e examined , and the tollowing our mutual esteem ; yielded as if bv ma^ie. We agai n sax, try Dalse's Scor- Part the First , from the highly respectable Proprietor of the f iosodm- the highest price for them , and, in most instances, short twen ty-fire branches were found to be not bank ing ac- and if national differences unhappily arise , tbat wa ' 1847 bu tic Drops. Is dedicated to the coisidsra tion of the Ana aUvroy aad mcv. Journal. weight in the bargain. And I have actually known the cording to rale :—London , North london , Stratford , shall be wise enough , not no\y to diseover , bus adopt a l 's Scorbutic Drops are sold in bottles at 2s. 9d„ organs which are directly or ura j rectly To Professor nolloway. Ha se Physiology of the pay day put off for nine wetks , in order to compel the Norwich , Woolwich , Hanley, Congleton , Smethwick , more rational and Chr istian , therefore a bett er and jnster and in Pint bottles, containi ng nearl y six -'s. Od. bot tles pr ocess of reproduction. It is Ulustrated. Sir ,— , the well-knowa proprietor ofthe Hotel , eng aged in the Mr Ryan men to take their goods from the shop ; ant) any man Bavasley, Manchester No. 1 and 2, Heywood , Rochdale, method of abl tratlon , than that of the sword—one con- for lis , and Il alss's Galvan ic Family Fills are sold in by six coloured engr avings. next door to me, had two very Uad Legs, one with eight tha t was discontent was sent to tha office for his money, Moons Mill , Preston , Accrington , Todmorden Cleck- sistent with the relations of neighbours and friends , and boxes at is. l|d. and 2s. 9d., by the following appointed Part the Second ulcers on i t, the other with three , - they were in such a , -A £=;.-. ts :— fea ' ful state that this effluvia from them was very great. and had no more employment . There are also wha t hea toa . Nor th and South Shields, Darlingt on, Shots by which ju stice and rig ht, and not wight alone , may agents.—Barclay Treats ofthe infirmities and decay of the system pro - Wh olesale und Retail London over-indulgence ofth e passions, and by the prac- Some time since he made a journey to Dublin for thepur - we term the fever sheds , which tho masters build , by Iron Werk s, Edinburch , Dublin, Daudalk , and Cork . triumph. We regard with hi gh gratification the increase ' duced by pose of consulting some of the and Sodj , Farnng doH street ; C. King, St, Nap er- gratification. It shows clearly the man- most eminent professional nailing a few half-inch boards together. Their dimen- The council in all these cases passed the following reso of our commercia l intercourse , believin g that in our mu- tice of solitary , bu t returned home to bis famil Hoxton Njw Town ; Edwards , St Paul 's; Butler the baneful consequences of tbis indul g men y with tbe choice of sions are, generall y, six yards by fivo on the ground lution •.— ' We rospectfully request you to bank tual interest in each other , ia to be found a further atrect , ner in which ence either one or two altern a tives—ta have in con- Bo w C);ureb operate on the economy ia the impairment and destruc- both Legs am- floor , and many of them without any other apartments ; formity with rule. ' Theu guarantee of peace. aad II:.ru ;ng, i. C.iesp«id « ; Sut ton an J Co., puta ted , or die !—On his way home ho met a Gentleman came en the Lan d nnd Lab our We wish for, and ehoold rejoice in Yj r-j Njwberv , St Paul ' s ; J ohnston , C8, Cora hill ; tion of the social and vital powers . The existence of and I havo known twenty human beings—men , . Bank question . t y acknowl edged that your pros perity, and cannot believe it Inconsistent with : with their ac- in the Coach who recomm ended the use of Holloway's wemen I was candidl Sanger 150, Oxford-street; E .ds-, 39, Goswell-street ; nervous and sexual debility and incapacity, and children—pig togo ther in these miserable huts , fer neither No 4 5 , companyiRg train of symptoms and disorders , are traced a , which he had recourse to, and wa , , nor , nor the Derb y branches, had vio- our own . We have hailed with satisfaction and plea- perfectlyPills nd curedOintment by their means aloue. Ballet: , S3, High H oibom ; Pimit, 223. Strand ; llannaj by the chain of connecting results to their cansd This which tho tenant has paid six shillings per week. So lated any rule ,' —their mode of banking was *ln confor. sure the events of past years , which have tended to hby and Co., (Signed) CmittE B Tdllt, much for jour humane railway contractors, These mity.to rule ,' but the bank was the cement the frien dshi p of our countries - and Co ., 63, Oxford str nst ; Willuug 61, selection conclud es with an explicit detail of the means by objection , an d they . It was with. Editor and Proprietor of the Roscommon Journal. defend. But Bi5h-t3«gatc-strv -et Without ; and T. Steward , 61, Crop- which these effects may be remedied , and ful l and amp le are the noble instit utio ns they wish us to mus t suspend those bran ches ; but they now discovered deli ght tbat we heard of the meetings of our sovereigns ley street " Xtw S«rtb road . dir ections for their use. It is illustrated bj three tbe navvies are not such Idio ts as all tba t. Al thoug h for the firs t time, thatthe y had not the power on terms of affectiona te Intercourse ; and we have re- ' Sold by the Proprietor, , , (near Templo Bar , so they Wsouau s 4«.-a Retaii. Cocntst .Agents. —E ^arj s coloured engravi ngs, which fully display the effects of 244 Strand they aro generally termed nn ignorantand immoral class ngreed to the following resol u tion garded with sorrow puvsical decay. London, and by all respectable Vendors of Patent Medi , :— ' Tha t we take the asy occurrences which have appeared find nnflgEOn Ete tf.r; Wheaton , Tort-street , Bs-.- cines throughout the civilized world , of men , yet they are a class that are beginning to boldly , W , Part the Thir d. in Pots and Boxes at- sense of the society on the propriety of suspending Ne. 4 likely to mar the fair prospect of peace , or lead to strife , ls.lid., 2s 9d., 4s.G(L, lis., 22b., and 33s. each , assert their ri ghts as men , and as citizens of the world. br aacb • Tou will ask ter ; Wiu na" , Hirmin gham ; Adrnnti , Plymou th ; Culs Contains an ascurate description of the diseases caused There why not include Ne. 5 and between our res-peetive governments . We trust the day is a very considerable saving in taking tho larger sizes. 'No vote no Derb Stonehouse ; It-.imes, Edinbu gh ; Scott , Glasgow; by infection , and by the abuse of mercury, ; primary and Though wo are ignoraat our mot to is, , y. Th e reason Is beeauao they had a wish to de- Is not fsr distant when the fruits of peace mny be more Devonport; ptioas of the skin sore throat N.B.—Directions forthe guidance of patients ara affixed ' It is true we have a great many men who are ceive tho A!:an (Me dical Hall), Greenock; B.vers , secondary sympt oms, eru , , musk et. society . If they obtain power to suspend one fully enjoyed by both nati ons, than they can fee whilst the eyes disease of the bones , gonorrhoea , to ea ch pot and box. *> "Wlu&ton , R in^iFood ; J.>bn Iun2 f Bridgend, South inflammation ef , interested In railways who have a seat in tha British they will then mspand all thre e, and the Hull branch large and cost ly armaments are deemed needful for leet , ' «=ss sumption , &c, by imperfec- in all nerv- then , brother nav vies, put your shoulders to the wheel ; tions and errors , asd the means for their removal are ous disorde r s, the particulars , as recomm ended by tho but if you give the council power to suspend one, th ese mons with a man servant at his lordship's house in BROOKE'S show the legislature you are not so I gnorant as th ey * shown to be within reach , and effectual . The operation late Mr Abernetby, will be enclosed round each box , 4s.6d two will also be suspend ed, and some of yon may fall Carlton Gardens. The servant told him his lordship and lis. • lakeynu to be. Lot us back our unflinch ing chief , was in town MELLIFLUO US COUGH BALSAM. Of certain disqualifications is fully examined , a nd inf.-li- victims to these ignoramuses . Rememb er, It l« unwise , and he would give it him immediately. ABERNETHY'S Fea rgus O'Connor , Esq. M .P., with all tbe means in our keep a constant supply of tbe citous and unproductive unions shown to be the neces- PILL for the NERVE S and MUS and indiscreet to entrust power to fools —The Judge to the plaintiff; Have you bad any EYEUT farady oHshtto w . Recoll ect time is precious . Tbis council, , which is prepared fro m ingredie nts ofthe sary consequence. The causes and remedie s for this CLES. —Tho great celebri ty which these pills have now po er , , and the petition for con trary to the practice ef all communication from hia lordship since the medicine state form , an important consideration iij this ob tained is a ' preceding ones, sum- mestheaiin g, softeuin;.-, and expectorating qualities , section of sufficient proof of tlieir great value in aU the People s Char ter is being prepared. The workin g adop has mons ?—Plaintiff said'he is a the work. rv p , ted the plan of meeting in the day time, a t leait had not, and proceeded to rich and pleasant' let ta/a l balsam , and has been given in ne ous com laints for their celebrity has been caused classes are unitin g, and are we to be behind ? No! THB CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM by their merit s, an d not by advertisemen ts. they havo done so twice ; for these services , they receive state that he sued his lordship for work done in nume rous cases nitli singular success. The extraordi- In nddition rather let us one and all unito with them . Let tho making and repairin g expressly employed to renovate the impaired to th eir pro perties as a nervous medicine tbe trifl ing sum »f 9s. 2d. p-r day! in addition to second- i wheels for hia carriage during nary power whii-li it possesses in immediately relievin ;:, powers of , th ey are as in- Char ter , as with the speed, ot the quickest locomotive , r life, when exhaus ted by tbe influence exerted valuable as an Antibilious Pill class travelling far e, which cos the years 1842 and 1843. Had the orders d irect from ani eventuall y cu rin r , the most obs tinate coughs , s, by solitary , and wonderfully t* tbe society 111, I9j, cold i ndu lgence on tke system. Its action is strengthen the stomach , crea tine run throu gh the land. Let us hoist the standard of rather too « ' lOd, Ins lordship's own mouth , aMlnna , and all complaints of the breaih , is purel y balsamic'. a good appetite , and much to pay for these omnip otent ' ari sto cra' -B at his residence in Carlton hoarseness on trial. its power in reinvi gorating the frame is all eases of ner- causin g refres hing sleep. As a Female pin thoy are also liberty on every railway—In every cutting—on every io apout ' Gardens. It was almost incredible , but will be fully prov ed their ' oupreme ignorance and folly ! Only 99, 2d. in the early part of 1842 that his In that nnpk -a-ant tickling coug h , which deprives the ous and sexual debility, obstinate gleets, mpoteney, valuable. I heir effect on the system la to purify the embankment. Organise , agitate , demand- * then " will "Wood , and this a d« >•! T hlnk of that y ou 300 unemployed and lordshi p gave the order fer one portion of the work. sufferer sc constantly o:' , It will be found invaluable , barrenn OGs , ana debilities arising from venereal excesses , they do in „ m„st astonishin g manner , our tyrants behold our position with amaso ment—.then starving ' rest has been dr-nioustrated b making blotches mechanics of Manchest er ; you, who on Thursda y, Had many times applied for payment, bu t never had as it instan tly allays the irritation , le dose affording y its unvarying success in thou - and eruptions vanish as if by manic. will proud oppression leave our shores never dari ng Jan a sing sands cf cases To ABEUBBTar* , 27 th , hold a meeting at the a chance of seeing his lordship. Had written to him immedi ate relief , and ia most cr.ses a siu^le bottle effects those persons who are prevented en- PILL for the NERVES and MUS- mor e to show Ha baneful head Golden EagU, and agreed to eritig the married state by the consequences CLE S.-Jo lady win his , on what we may then call beg the society and sent in two or three bills a perma nent cure. of earl y a desire to be in the possession ' would tr ansport you to America or some, , but had never had an rrors, it is .nvaluable. of a beau tiful complexion truly Britain s favoured Isle. For the hooping cough , it will bo found an invaluable Price lis. per bottle , or four should hesitato a moment in where else, and especially you who have run answer.—The learned Jud ge, having carefully ex- yunntitie s in one for 33s. procuring a box : for-. by their A 'Natvie ' through ra -nedy, deoririn i'thoseharrassin j f spasmodic parox ysms extraordinary virtues in . jour donati on, and bave nothing amined the entries in the plaintiff3 bosks, made an violence ani from its powerful expectorant and ' THE CO.ICEUTJUTED DETERSIVE ESSENC E pun fj intf the blood , the roseate BarwicIr -cn-Tirffed , Jen , 26:h, to subsist upon but a Of their , hue of health quickly ap- precarious boun ty doled out to order on hii lordship^ to pay the debt and costs on the t s, speedily effecting a complete cure. An anti -nyphilitic remedy, pea rs on the before emaciated and you by the cold hand of healing q uali ie for purifying the system from pale cheeks. They chari ty. 16th instant. During the perio'iieal attacks of the influenza , which venereal centamina tion , and is recommended for any of a re also invaluabl e to pers ons who sullvr from the head- This is one of many ways the aristo crats of often occurred during the winter, many indi- the varied farms of secondary symptoms , sueh abruption s ache. your trade bave of lavishin g the funds ©f the ThbjJ Muhoer of have so ' THE CAPABILITIES OF THE LAN D . seciety Eliza Davb, Eleven Years viduals h. ive expressed to the prop rietors that they h ave on the skin , blotches on tno llead and face, enlargement Price 4s. 6d. a box, and in boses conta ining three 4s. (3d upon themselves, Remember that Ago. for lis. D with three -fourths of —It will be remembered that on the 10th of received mater ial relief from its u:e, and it may be re- of Jhe throat , tonsils , and uvula ; threatened destruction ' the present TO THE EMT OIt OF THE NORTHERN amount of csntributio na you form erly re. May, 1837, a young person , cammend edas a remedy ef the first importance in tivtt of the iinse, palate , K ng on; den , G ainsborough ; Henr y, Copley, said that he had sold there ar e a few FJ ^nmn'f- . " P di' y, a u-i eventually effected Windsor ; J B. Shilleoek , Bromley ; T. Riches , London - Guernse y ; Fauvel , Jersey ; upwards of twent y exceptions in the council having recently ^ h Ant hony, Hereford pounds wor th of produce from his own who seem to be willing to transpired, tending to lead to a con- ti: ••v :l:,i ver •"»? «' m street , Greenwich ; Thos. Parkes, Woolwich ; Ede and ; Harnur and Co., sw ; c plot, besides suppl march In the ri clusion that \^v ^'e ^\^rVd ?l cuu""' 11' '' * Ip ich Bain a ying his family with vegetables all ght dire ction, tbe sanguinary act was the work of an watwo otof tuetie tJi cjicmeha, *i^TXs *•*/ '* °r cold, a dose or Co., Dorking ; and John Thurley, High-street , Romford and Newaeme, Leeds ; La thbur y, Liver pool ; O'Sh ough- never fwled to effect a cure ; an t he year, which he estimated at ona shilling mdiv dual (not the modeller above referred to), but of whom may be had the ' SILENT FRIEND. nessy, Limeri ck l Mares and Argels per week. Ohu whd has bbkn Fifteen Yiabs a Member , Maid stone; Sutton , I mentione d thia circumstauc a another man , who, , to a gentleman, a or the Mecha nics at the time of the occurrence Socutt. located in the immediate neighbourhood. , February 5 1S4S. •» •• -. ** « « «, *, - — - _— u THE NORTHE RN STAR „ f 110 tons of Stones, Soetru ^ omfprt and security authG- ' DEATH Oi? GEO RGE BINNS , 25 „ Sand and lime for masons. ' j of the allottee, and feels , WINTER WANDERINGS dishonest action, bare to toil on their weary way ised, by ibe auece sa of the Company , and tbe sound- 30 „ Roid1 stone, allowing ' Ten year s sinee ; through the journey of life ? THE SDNPEBLAND CHABTIBT, a mile to every fifts foundation, in proposW a REDUCTION ¦ being a narrative of remarkable A WIKTER CHART, cottag M. that b six •25S-.8UJ? adventures durin It was about eight o'clock on Sunday night , when perches, .. th e i OF THE RENT to POUR PER CENT., instead g a five day a' journey between the (From a Correspondent ) prop ortion to each cities oi l oronto Cha ndler and I left Smitbville. We turne d our horses ' cotta ge, and fire tons of FIVE, as and Buffalo ; undertaken under .orge Bions is dead , BT ' TBE BELF AST ' to a perch. 1 at present. J peculiar heads to war ds Buffal o, crossed the Twenty, ventured to Proba bly you hare heard that G' HAK . ; circumstances in the month of December, of this 5 „ Timber . For the reasons why, ahd the proofs of how this take a comfortable supper with a friend , whose house of bis decease have app eared In the papers ^Ijo sorrowa for Spring-, is it I! no | iw7, by Notices , no, M „ Slat« would operate forthe profit and benefit of the Com- terms of respsot for his memory , t Um8 and sand for was oa our way, crossed the Welland Canal and the locality, all wri tten in Throngs the sun of htr love there ara shadows of plasterers , ' pany, we refer our readers to she pages of tbis admi- WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE, ts From the active and egging for Elt sheri Chlppawa rlrer , steering clear of tbe officials in arms and of esteem for his ta b n . scow, , chimney pieces, ' rable treatisa, Every member Land Com- THE CANADIAN ' ' people' s cause, he bicarae hearth -stonee -of the hEBEX , in these parts , and got safe into CrewIand before day- noted part wbich he took in tbe And more holy to me were tie fangs of the asp, , ran ges, atoves, and ^ pany ought to study it, and it ought to be a houBe- reade rs of the Stab , chimney-batB Formerly mayor 6f Toronto light. We soon awohe Mr C-—, left our horses iu his personally known to many of the Than s heart having lee tfnd a hand formy clssp. , nails, iron -work, spout. I hold book with the public at largo, as developing the , and member of the of him through its ing, . Legislature of Upper pasture , and he Immedi atsly accompanied as on our way and admired by thousands who heard J ( you've hate letitra s*, ify-on're lore let it barn pum p , gtelnlng well, cement , lead great principle peo- Canada. will feel disposed . for j of co-operation, add showing the to tho Nlagafa river eh foot. pa ges. It is, ther efore , proba ble you For yotr hearts tha* are mBdimne a beacon would farm, gutters , ond the little etcetera s ; the | pie the value of the land and of their own (From the Toronto (Canada) Globe.) steinlng On inqu iry, he foand that all the boats on the river to insert a notice of bis dt flth , . .. if ot n awaj witls y«r sawr-rDEgned" timpm'sg of the weU alone takin g from labour. ( Concluded from our last , one of a family four number.) («acept iSms* at the ferries , which were well guar ded,) Mr Blnus wnu a native of Sunderland Sprint? to five tons . \ Another proposition Sartber I Frie nds, , 8 of vast importance is a got a fresh horse near Ancaster, from an old com. had been soloed and taken oare ef by the officers of ol sixteen children , members ei the Society of *B she f:ifca*tw .» Ste»e or gravel for makin g alteration in through buawess 5Vt*s ted tXea with youag Melody 's paths. Makin g the individual amounts of rent, rade—a noble animal, who did me woellent aorvice— govemni&Ut."-There wa8 but one exception. Captain His fath er was a draper , In an extensive line of , wiog : the medium of equalisation. Should any one be a purBued my Journey on tbe of intelligence 215 fent\ ; in a concession parallel to tbe McAfee, ©f Bertie , ^w resided banks she and was much esteemed in this town for his it flutte rs teft&tl ta paaxing along, sceptic as to the jastice and expediency of this, he Mountain Boad above partic ularl y ^ gars l£ ^ J Hamilton , till I came near to a ¦Sfingarft, opposite tbe he-ad of €>rasd Island , was bs- integrity, and usefulness In local affairs, y, ke <' > 1 eDtare topresume n& ' will cease to be so on reading the exposition of the house well lighted up, mo Yoa'd n^* - » f ' pEpbst sSe meaat as a song. »?«°J J > *- * ttww Ignor-wmuM, and where a guard was evidently Ueted to have kopk one of his boats locked up beside his all movomr-ata of a benevolon t charact er. HiB /Cu er, n0 timilte of th« amount of labour rel reasons, and the conditions un'der which the change posted to question qIS!??uirwi f« the?° " wayfarers -ana , as It then seemed carriages. I hesitated not a moment iu advising Mr too, was 0 moBtexeeHen twoma n . Mr G.Binnsw ( flB j,jm. Por thefevtr ' et sUr » oi s summer day skj , conversion of two hundred acres of an old is proposed , aa contained in this treatise. We do the safest sours *, pulled down the worm business with * ssstetn farm mto fenee, and tried —, to statb the difficulty I was in to him, in case he self broug h t up to the drapery rf j9 father , fifty allotment * -mth fifty cottages , not doubt but what every one will ba convinced—as to find my way wr "Who sighs or who sorrows! not I, not!; through the Blnbr ook and Glanfdrd had a boat, for, although he had had no knowledge of, but left it about 1837 , when he was bet >en twen ty.one TCre unaer the impression that all the materials in one we bave been~-and having ded at as much woods Ig it mourn for the fierce Sashing spirit of $ra now allu , , a hard task in dayli ght, but far worse in the or belief and par ticipation in, the outbreak , yet he was and twenty-tw« years of age, anden tere ^ jntopartners hip ortho w cottages " de» d ark. strikes would waigh two or three tons ; but length as our Bpace allowB, at the great principle benovolent , not Williams in the newsp ^per and t,00 That mid-uay melody dead at her lyre— you will well known to be a str ictly upright man , with Mv , ksellii>g find that not Iws than 10,750 tana of materials yeloped by, and the alterations experience dema»da Por sereral wear y t' That quaffs offyoHr floods, ana Inbnmrinlv»l g* hourB did I toll through tho prlme- covetou s, a member of the Uethod lst Episcopal Cuurei i , husine fl*. Pre vious to quitting je drapery business, be Me rtqnirea for ths erection of fifty cottages . And ih, the Laud Company, proceed to consider val fomt, leasin g i j„ of E'en the last drop of dew from tba daisy' parchM we will my hor sa , and unable to get out or very rellg touB , and in all be said or did , very slneero . had taken a very aciive, part tne promotion the * having had some experience for the past , hired horse the chiefot those means of reproduction, by which find a path ^ lips! . The barki ng of a dog br ough t ma , when The bro thers De Witt are censured forgiving up to temperance cause, and b*A g several publio powtr, for the performanc e of that por tion of the work quick and entire location is to be secured. We al- near daylight en aged in Then jt'll chant of her love a-j fi ta , to a solitary cottage , and its inhabitant , a Charh e II. (who had beea himself a fugitive), and to a meetings of a politic- *t charaottr , in which he early , 5^ 1 hymn the would stand me lude to Mr negro sheen m two shillings a ton , making the sum the NatiouaiI Lai-to ahd Labour Bank. , pointed out to me Twenty-Mile creek , where It oruel deat h , three of bis fath er's judges ; and the po&v proved himself povf of talent as speaker of ^ a a ^gh a , £1075 for that labou r alone, whereas I can perform O'Connor deals firstly, w ith the security ; secondly, was fordab le. Before I had ridden 0 mile, I came to a enthu slp na Of ber tresses of fJamesn d her 'iJonwies of green ; and gallant Scotch Highlanders , whom & mammo th and hta ^tic ture made him most popular the sasio B-nontit of labour , and fewre convenientl y, at wit& the advantages ofiered . smalt hamlet , whioh I had not known Be itso—but her pinion ' s too ' ariilfautly starrM before—entered bribo of £30,000 could net tempt to betray tbe heir to whore verhe ^pp 0ared # About this time Mr Binns lost n ne-penceats a, thereby effecting a saving ia this dc As regards the former point, we are not called on a house, and , to my sur prise To be lumbered with lovs for : , was instantly called by tb e Crown, when a wandering fugitive in tbe native Und both bis parents anfl tho mana gement of tbe business, a democrat bard. Barttnt nt alone of 8s 9d.» fewuse and in tbW t;alcu - to credit figures are | name which , £13 . , mere assertion, but facts and , , for once, I really hesitatod to own , not at of his royal ances tors , are held in honour. The Ir ish 1 for tbt*be meed 0/ pabSc approbation t trial was postponed , and ha was liberate d on heavy bail. ¦Steed 's. S saving would ba and my tweeted in agricarSural operations the Lttad Purchase Deptatraent is to ba iadKased. said Charles resided in K-ontnis!^ that enter- Mr Samuel M'&fee is now over sixty years of age, and, His trial ultim ately came on in August , 18i0, boforo %y the difference bstween cooopeiattve latwur and hired Under thia^ last head we receive the fbllofring grati- tainer ' wds&is brother . Then tail to- thee 'Winter —thong fe-stern and sewre, I tblnk, be '-h of the New-ltsmp shire family 6i that Judge CoVtman, when the usual verdict of guilty was labour . fying intelligence : I took 'breakfast very nraeb. at my leisure, saw my who (flayed their part like men in 1776. Our I cfia lava even wr gfa when I knot? "it sincere ! name, found , and be vra s sentenced to six months imprison* horae watered, and fed With'OtiSs in the sheaf anOt&en movement lead proved a failure and he knew it speaking, he AcS your gras p of a hand like a patrio t's lance, T&» saving, issi consequent prrnlti^aiBcemoney ¦Etring seen so few-contributors to the ta&ti Purchase , , . He ment In Durham prison. Comparativel y asked *Mt Waters te tea bo ktna as to put a large fatall others had SE&fcea -tie ss-nl -aE'ane tingle thrs sgh every gl&tse *. saved is jaotFBy gained, especially to a Company ©spECtment, perhaps this part of ths great wb«le may be me iu tue way was wealthy—ha d y—and risked every thing had not to complain ofthe privations which formed for to the "Sjomtain.roaii 'Opposite Stoney-creek ' alleged "Tien yon conra ¦undisguised like tbi fearless andtrse, tbeT e-production of its capital), pervadea looked npon slightingly . However the -slight "will be dis. , , tfhkh he by BBs stlng me, yet he did! rjot hesitate— no, not even to Buffar at that time, in ether prisons , for similar Bgre sUto do, but evidentl y ^ith the ntmo at reluctance . for a memant. in every respect—as were his "*v7itb. year heart at yonr lip, ana 9. song in it too* every branehiif-co-operative eeonoiE sr • tptilsd when I announce that from thisnso srce alone i , offences. Ho was treated , 'After we had travelled tfiout a quarter of n mila ia As well as I can now rememb er it waa abou t nine on fellow prisoners Mr Williams and Mr Byr ne, of New- ^?or Old WinterVa bard sure a' brotker may tell, I convinced'rey bailiffs at Hfaster, that the differenve have alread y r ealised ever , , 'the 'Weode , he tur aed 'roun ft at a ri ght afcg le. «id said Monday morning when I reached his farm—which was grea test liberality. In January, 18-11, be And the forest 's a harp he csra finger right well, betweenbtfvi^g^welv* meEBtta 8ht,Tto load thecarts TWO TiBOUSAND TeOT SfDS, • j castle—with tbe 'that ^waa the way. «Ndtto tbe road ,' -said 1. • No, but one o* the finest on the river —an excellent breakfast was liberated when he was honoured with » triump hal Ofa! to hearkes him there whea tha muiehetavo THS with stotre 'ind^aud, which waa'bat'ten shillingsaday -¥.sd I expect that 'thi s branch of our liirliertak lng vAllj , , * 'to*25rifolntyro , «Io•lnagfc frflte , said be. Hew we came ahd I waB much fatigued thousand s What & war »vflK>op he rings from the tottering oa*kc additie ssl, ifireeled a »arinff aad (hereby made a profit of: 'bear good fruit 'fdr'tb s society, while It-WllL leave a pneflt' bad been prepared for ss, , and entry into his na tive tewn , thousands upon ¦to a full stop. £5 a day, aB 1 take care te *have siiffieient power to loaa! 6? more than "one Tiwidred per cent , to tba contributors ,: Se was mtout and bsrley •; tt, •email and also'hungry , But there was a milita ry patrol on the taking that means of testifying tlieir esteem for bis cha- ' -elttht made. and before sitting down to a repast , Then hip, Inp, hurra! for His harp and hr s-song, my hcrfesv#hS«they ar« taToing, whereas yon will nee) because no member -of the Laud T'ar 'chs.ae Department ; river, , I thought it racter , and their disapproval of the nnjUBtifiable prose- : 1 soon fowrf that 'be had not even drearo«4 of me aa t»«tep and 'see if tho coast was clear against him. Shortly And their tree tempest bureau rush , rushing along! a farcterVte sm BtandingYtrr aa horr or two^loshigliim! will be able to procure tha satso amouc t of Land la (he; srife out . Well oution which had been got up •evebel ; bie««BraeB with oES their 'espre oB leave—: who was established in sighs . di tiena'l iaari' B labo ur. Aad here again. -the society Jias - tho ^advantage of 'eo-l tom-house officer, opposite Black Rock , and his troop of joining a Mr Joh n Kilvin toa, in other wains , that I was And their ivliile treatin g of ctxeperatloc pera tion . a uwse-thief. Horses had! mounted drageo& s, in tbeir green uniforms , and with business himself at tbe time. This was a most unfortu- ¦sllver-tongnedTrtretas and tiwir sweet-azure , I might hcve^fliowc o [ 'been stoles and : , hr- only did his dutyby carrying a; *ii**r earbineare afly,. were ao close npon ns, riding up by na te connexion . From the conduct of his partner ho akies, yoa a large -saving in every other -Separtmentef tullaiBj f, • One ofthe'mos fc importaat propoaitiona comtalnedi doubtful c«ae bifwe the nearcitijuflueo .'tt thom I inferred ji tho bank of the¥iver , that hod I not then observed tbeir became involved in deb t. So longer able to U el tha t And th« -sest of thelt eoitt -all-ttie- elegCft ttu S, for-wllieh the Comps aj -womH bo gainerB "bypa jrag ' in this trestiSB, is that of a ''BOWS TO DSP09I to be onctif McsfElB'a cronies , as he-waa a new man of' -approac h thoy would h ave caught me at breakfast, ri zed so hi hl ho resolved to A*4 we tern , to thee, Winter—proud , hoart t, and twenty crfhirty per cent. 'for -a sufficien t smount 'oi self-respect wbich he p g y, BANK -on a ncale nnaKempted' whom I taa\a'never *befo fe hetrrd , tho ugh a freeholder oi] eras of ten iu such an emergency, and enter- rough — nroney to eaabl e them to carry out the coooperative'prin . TORS 4N TEE , Nine men , would emigrata , and endeavour, by care, industry, p riy Banking House ki'thewcrld. A Bantts that tha t district , and 'long and cntlma rely Is it wider , ha, ha!'fee has leve iti 'hii «rath— •alre ^teain coniUlfng -of ff man and drive r , and 'four little way , , See • ' two of'thc investmeiSSs ahreauy made by the 'Iisnd he wculd ctoo'bticBS know -and detail: me on a ^bat «dm!ited , -d'd and hrer '3a hters , who were-standing la the parterre in illness of upwards of three years. Mr O'Connor new alludes to a feature in his-'Jian, sabject ;—while will .ug dl*d after an Then-hurra for the h ard of the worl d-sweeping wing, this '!£.r?-absorbts^ ven- not indica te anytbing apon one of the most important and oharac ; And*hurra for therfcarp of thfr ecrth . cleaving stlog ! ture' to assert, that- evenyy-at the great advantages 'conceal my name and-baBi ncss' And If -ell was nigh t But of his companio ns not atfew must have seen tho a small poem— 'Th e Doom of T oil.' It was highly teristicTeatoresof the times—machisssy. The great accrtriag from his.plani'are'hut half perceived. We -with me ^whatfhad I to fear 'from a vislt'to the '-house ABtMr arra fbrthe -wdt z, and the Whirl, trad the wheel, mechanical inventions of tha . whole-movemen t, anfi yet we >were allowed to steer for popular , and had a large sale . Of his talen ts as a Of th« Trprooted oafes, crossed -end tets eifci the reel! age, a?jast senrce ot recoiemend fee readisg>{>f this treavise,"by a good t>f tba nearest msgiBV.-atft S th e head of Qrand 'Islan Q with all the expedition in our as well able to judg e as my. pride -for man ,-artr ne proof of victory-«ver the- kierfc , speaker and writer , you are Oh! I I'd be -with thea "Winter ly f orest «nd wave, reader , at every meeting>oHhe members of tiie Land On the Tuesday 'nig ht- in the suburbs of "Toro nto , powevwithout interruption , mor was there a whisper self. I will only add wha t / from «ios* intimate know- elements, 6'f doajflion oven^arth ; thistiaa been pan- , | , Amd-sry heart beating tints ' to«y«ar hnrrie sae stave ; Company—yea ! and af fee Chartist LooaUties too^ 'when a< BoedlesBipaaic bad -aeised both -pavtie s, -Sheriff said about the matte? for many months thereafter. ledge of him , can best say, that he was a thoroug hly tru e" dered ths curse «f the people, whereas it -might be (XC' appreciates the necessitfcs of the Ipft' *hor so in Wrh sste—It was oae of Mae-best Por ttere's something so wild>snd gor-fiereely sublime , ! Mr onnor well ' Jarvl s his ¦In Ay, and fearlessly true , ia your < cbsat and joe age, •and the spirit of',tbs .peop wi'Oams Sa, ^oda till that-night I Blept>und (T the>ven«rable *€ol.'€hapin gho8- He Inspired all who knew hira with sentiments of warm resoarces. Possesesd by a-few capitiilists, it became wearing ^he cap - of ricJ» ; and thus giving all an? of thc.peoplo. Savy'Island wae then eelect»d. as a ran- high-spirited , t alented, true-hearted man—every inch &• aor, *• tha tl am hljhl c favourabl e, not onlyfio tha nEe>of and -his good -wiferohome ^questions . dezT-ouG, and I waacne of twent y-six who took possession ' ' eqaal ia tere st in 'tho raalateaanco and.p ?c8ervatioD 'St Democrat. Poer fellow, ¦every i*ejcr -maa of csechiner y (under eert esa eondit laas) •My ohanco-to 'fco triad and • condemned la *aall Qtbitm thoao- uationalinslitation a-whSch would then rfce equall y of it. .'After the waote of time'tiiere , and ita evacuati on , • After life's fitful fever he sloeps well,' which can be made a subs titute fcr tnanua tlabo ur; bst where H had often sat te (judgmen t .upen other?, -«ad pro tective of all ;?fcauB -malaag Britain Indeed and ia' . I again counselled &n immediate crossing -near Buffalo, The poem— ' The Doomof Toil ,' we do not remem ber farthe r, : that I consider the etteneiva employme nt ef taken share in tbe shapeles s drudgery ef oolotial ' tra tha envy .and admi aation of surrounding nations; -a whlch-Kr'VaniRensoela er, as he hae eta t)ebat might ; nd power .of the aria toratic slaveholder, under the Away, away, away .' that midcie?ela83 tyranny wliloh has.grown out of * vrhe a their^estate s, dlciaiahediic value, aro: coable toi , ' ^ plau- '&r Mechr soTeTgrewn threshing-m achine n-onldnct repay rpa my t! sible appearance of increasing ' the area of freedom , And sprea d th y sunny . tie municipal asd-ecrporatepmile gescfithemiddle of soxtain aipeimaaent > bardea ; ; aod, high-se-unding and ; ^olheld a rley with detainer , talked tc-him abou ' sails, thee ^psasB erection , it does not follow that a thrashing th«y form The rising eun Tbe»Talae ,co-operRtioa beginning mighty as- the loyalty of ttb e-cbareh now iB,-tako away: -religion , aad the civil broils , Mackenzie, party spirit and: The-Southern State s^—and the govern ing of day ages. ef i5I, 'but at pre fioot ln a tical equality, at least, With< sther colonists , the moment Lamps of wisdom burnin g 51hn& tha value of«o eperstion dawns -ae > he roaches Cana d a, He is hot branded as a ' forei • Lightin g up her sky. •oear npon tbe KqairemeEta of the age, SB^-5-hiJe he more rand the mcnqpoIl6t ,.-acd all who Jive tjpon the depression of situa tion of somo difficulty. If I /Can satisfy you Ie .of.eo-§jer&tion that aecons fa for sustena&ce .of mac—tbat the domestic eomfort of the agricnltnei st. AS stroy the * antic ipation would dead to a -eiate of -disorder oath rt-o bim, fand with more solemnity than I had war as a elate, distrusted In politics , and kept perpetually in And fabul ous renow n ;— -tis rapid progfeEe .amLetsnres the Snal-sneosEB of presecfc,-.if amian, by a Suofey. chance, obtatts posses- piHsh aae weald be chan ged done tbe like when acting judicia Uj. ] he holding up hie the back ground. Their birth places prove a perpetual All and every wonder Lac4 thonteo-oparation in which the Willing ness to ^ rthe^ational Compaiy. Wi aion at _:an .enormous reat.ort«a or thres acreSiOfi it is utterl ri ght hand as we Ifui and Scottish Pr esby tcduns : injury to them , By the Biateand Federal Cons tituti ons Her glory and her might. ifeHoald be impossible for agioor man to obtain pos- into a demand .for restora tion; and 'that y land, Ilia.cottage is genersslly^B^reat distance fromj hopeless for any Snglish mlnlsteeor .government longw usually 4o, they are declared to owe a double and most inconsisten t Loom Uka clouds of thunder sasaien of land. Firstly, he -would have to .pnrciase the scene of.his labour, sisce it te tbe plan of npon a oglance nnd a num erous and not unpopular party Upon my troubl ed si ht , land-: ito attempt to aupp ort an increasing idle^laes tho When he had ascertained my name, which I showed 'l , are g it &tetheretail pricej—secondly, he conld not singly lordB to .discourage and removea cottier most anxiouc to place them on a far lower platform tbnn teaantry. diminished resources -of the indut tri ous. him on my watch aud seale, in my pocket book and on Sail 011 J we will not shrin k, 2nd tiie means fo parchsfe .even at the wholesale We may here .-aention that MnOvConnor has that which they now occupy. In tbo elabo- my linen , he expressed real sorrow on account of the 'ven Republic Thou gh ocean be our grav e oae, Josr even to meet the lew. Gipenues attenrlEat rately and-clearly proved a leasehold snb*diviskui of We trust the people will follow ibis ad yice—and they number , like the Africans , mor e tban thre e Company., their'truly dangerous situation in which Istood , pledged himself te mil- Though our requiem as we sink on -such purposes. Tfcs foi!ow£aj proves at once<&e estates to be •vastly to the gainofthe landlord, sodiwe dKJlyroand their glorious Land lions. My wiBh would be to see a home provided for Bs the murm ur ^alae=of«tM)peration at thejtarting point, tbe por- , and, by union and ,.organisation, keep silence tor twenty-four hours , ae I requested ; di- of its wave. beg our readers man who lives ansile, or even half-ainjle from his world, 60 live as they faeafc taay 6* can. Somo of Side or built , but the ice above Buffalo obstructed its From unrequite d toil within £13 Is. -erf the whoU acsoun> faid by the oces- story to bis neighbours—it was repeated a nd spread all , labour-Geld will not putQzi as much man ure trbich is those saen are old, having spent the whole of their passage. He was soon re cognised by some soulless Deep channel s oi his pan ts. , , are over—he was soon ceizjd end taken to Hamilton , and tears ; the weightiest agric oHsral work—will not icatrhome aa lives 00 the late Duke's work^ consequently un- wretch of the bouse of Iscario t, wbo got the 2,000 dol- Tho drops of blood that Then we take && next estate —Lowbaad a. there thro wn into prison , but afterwards released 6tseauY much .cam , hay, or root& ^-ssrith two pair of horses and fit for labour of any kind, therefore, as a last resort, . lars from Sir FranciB Head. Sir George Arthur Boon From the 23 Four acre ocoepants paid ... „, £.119 12 0 Sometimes I venture to indulge a hope tbat tbe iron rule wearied limb, as ihe husbandman whoso home- they must ente r the workhous e, or submit to the af ter ordered my much injured oomrade for execution 6 Three acre occagsnts paid ...... - 3 8 0 fear men in the day, , I oncecontf nded against ib quietly passing away; and tbat Yet fail withal to gain etesd i« In the middle of his flaSour -field, will perform of fare gives .est. The workhoaaais truly the social at Toronto , with Captain Matthew? . Thirt y thousand A harvest-ho me for him. 11 Two acre occupants paid , ii i 0 her Maje sty will, one of these days , alW me the hlj>h any of thos« several op erations-wi thia thesama time with a dunghill, wiere the aristocracy ihrow those who can signatures for pardon , or a milder pu nishment , to the ¦ gratifica tion , of whieh J should assuredly avail myself Away ! my bark , away wheelbarrow and a lad fourteen years of age ; while in no lenaer teak for them. All ofthe working classes , venerable legislator , were, as Lord Durham tells hb , Making a total of £IS7 i 0 af «f taki ng ono other breakfast with Fa rmer Water * and Where nothing palls tha Bight, showery ere&therhis attendanc e wi|I not he so cert ain j be seem to be ejRSTering from want employment ; quite unavalling- ^he suffered a painful and an ignomi- srHIethe expease ofmafcine out the Utle and jeonveying ehaking hands with his family. Wo wouldn't say a word Mid sunny things of daj mtnteitherhas -efaismeal dnnocmftc tab ly.crlosemachtin ^s shoemakers and tailors are not half employed. We ni ns death, tfcc pr speity WBS £SI§ $i , lOd, (the cost ofstaai p daty upon politics—not a word . And aileut things of night j fcis catifiga topart uieof them •wbilethe may well ask, hesr long will this state ai things last ? Mr M'Afee has sold his farm in Canada and purch ased Blc&e being £S9 15s.,) and the coit of valnatiin cf ont- Jn going ic Etaa Where , on the burni shed wave When I was passing tho house of two raw, Kerr and ' propertyat BeUefovnt Stevenson County, Illinois goinge, timber, and fistorea was £60, aaaking who lives upeahi s allotment is always /rep from trespas s —Correspondent. & , , Tast kisses yonder »ky Sidey, who were gettin g read y, I supposed , to go to where his family now reside . I wrote to bim last mon th t £27£ $t. lQi „ or £SJ 5>. Vii.more than was paid by all B-bas his eye «satioaaIIy over his crops , and upon his Bahbhead.—Tbe friends of progress an this t>laca , Thegoldensun doth ba the church, I asked some question aB to the road , again In quiring if I mi ht name him in the narrative the allotted. aest, and takes ehelter frjm a shower sod advantage af ( arrhead) have lost one of the ablest of their advo- g , and he Its beaut y from mine fJS crossed tbe Twen ty Mile Creek , and at length re-entered eye,— the sausbine. ' cates in the person of Mr John Cafchie.&lacfc printer, had noobjec tion. In his letter to me of the 15th nlt„ Where stars, at evening ' Oo-opsria ,tlon then perforins the seemin g magic of ! the mountain path , a little below where a military guard >' s glaom who died of fever on tiie 22nd of January, It is now he fays:— " Emit tfceir shinin g li Now, it is by eeroperation only that the working was then ctationo d. While In sight of this guard , I g& fc, enabling a man to obtsin for £2 12s., £3 18s., or two Wara BiuCe Mr Cat&ic was Chosen gecwaary for ' The breakfast begun and not finished in December , And yon unclouded moon classes can obtain^ land and cottages under such advac- mcveion iflry alovvly, an if going to moating, but after. come to Illinois and finish £5 is., fxat which, Bingle-handed, he conld not pur- this branch of the Na&mal Land Gomp &nj, ana 1837, WO Wish you WOUld . Halfchaseth bsck the ni ht: tageouseircamstances—for co-operation is the breaker Wards used the rowels to some advantage in the way of We will give you chicken fixeng—prairie g chase nnder from two to five hundred pounds, eo high during the past year he held the office of secretary te chickens, and Where daring sea-birds fly down of restrictions. propelle r *. Some persons whom I passed on the roa d is the price af land when sought for by the poor. Co- the district committee of tbe National Association sweet potatoes. Several Tories were vicious eneugh in Along the billows' path Again, this principle alone can develops our re* I knew, and some I didn ' t. Many whom I met evidently thoso times to take my life. Old Colonel K»rby took . operation, again, is the means by vhich tbe expended of United Trades. To thess two associations he has Or, mounting to tho sky, capital ia re produced ,—bat first , let as see how that fionwts, and recreate our dormant wealth. For the knew me, and well was it for mo that day that I had a every means in bU power to annoy me Is it not been of great service. Oar departed friend was con- . Look down upon their wrath game " eZQ&RBG contrast between a co-operative farm, and that of an good name. I could bave been arrested fifty times be- stran ge that neither he nor any of his troop that ; co-operation reduces the , and guides veyed tO the grflVe by ft respeetable number of hw wer e in Where none like me are of * exclusive,' we refer onr readers to the graphic and oro I readied Smitiivillo, h ad thp governor''' person and plain sight of us saw ua or tho boat ? There ' seems to sad and braces the progress ihe Company. It actually friends and acquaintances; and when they arnved.at No eye conceals tbe tear, a , which, to an individual purchaser would striking description given by Mr O'Connor of the proclamation been generally respected. bare beea something providential in that . Had It been tarns tb t his last resting place, one who had helped him W Where human hearts are glad drawback, into an advantage. Many an estate model farms of the aristocrat, Lord Torrington , and ora- * # # discovered at tbe time that I t*ok you over, it would in be a bislabourB'(Mr WiBgate) delivered an excellent * , And happ y faces cheer . remains unsold, from the fact of faein ^ burdened with the middle class man Mr Mechi. pub- {A portion of the newspaper (from which wo copy this all probability, have ruined me. I afterwards saved bis HaviDg thus established the principle of co-opera- tion over his corpse, testifying to his worth as & too large a honss—too extensi?e buildings, etc. Bat, eulogising his labours oa behalf of the account) ia here illegible..) (Col. K, 's) building from the torch of incendiarism and Away ! brave ship in pride, tion , the reader will fin-l , in this treatise , what lie man, and I turned abort towards St Catherin e's when I got to And cleave the how doea tbis stand ia reference to the Land Com- people." , himself from assassination . A plot bad been laid to burn stormy flood , pany ? Speaking of the valne of such materials, success has attended its application to the Land SmithvillO , and Beeroe d to bavo taken th at road down all the buildi ngs of ihe Tories on the lilies. I heard of Where Bleep b neat h itB tide Company. LOSS OP THE SCUEW* SlBAUBB ARAM ASD FlVB OF The noble and tbe werse than useless to an individual, bat invalua ble to Liverpool bill at full speed. Inctead of doing so, however , I it, and exer ted successfully an influence which I pos- good, Alluding to the progress of that Company, we are ber Chew.—On Sund ay , by the arrival at turned n cornir , put my horse very quickly in the stable its being carried into Bear , bear mo to a land a co-operating company, Mr O'Connor says— Captain Dunlevy, sessed to prevent effect. Thus it , told tkat :— ofthe packet-ship Susquehanna, of a friendly Canadian , whose sire was a United Empire was tha t I repaid tbeir ill-will.' Whore hirelin gs caan ot land Those who are no t practised Intbemoac of eibmsBBg receiveu of a aa- Paring tne first year onr recei pts did not reach from Philadelphia, intelligence was loyalist, entered his hospitable abode, ho being still at As far as I know, I am tbe only person who was re- Tho law-pro tected band old materials lo a Company fika ours, and the auxiliary- tie value of or £5,099, while in tbe second year , and that portion of the rious collision between that ship church , beheld my pursuers interrogate a woman who sident in Upper CaDadawhen the civil dissensions broke Ofr udemara udlrg fraud ; tha situation I have been considering, Eastern*/, by which Whe re Heaven to a landlord in past which has transpired , they have reached nearl y screw steamer Aram, Captain h ad seen me paca, and then ride furiously onward by the out into acts of open violence ten years ago, who 's bleesings svresp upon this point; bnt perhaps , I may d amaged that she may bs sceptical £100,900—some weeks amounting to £5,000—-while the the latter vessel was bo seriously St Catherine 's Head , and then went quietly to bed, and must HO C re-enter any part 0/ the British dominions . The universal main , succeed in disp elling the doubt , when I State that I esti- drowned The dis- receipts in the Bank, which was intended as au auxiliary sunk, and six of her crew were rested for some four hours , had a comfortable supper with This exception is not owing to any act of mine, un- And millions do not weep mated the value of building materials upon an estate of week, at seven to the Land Plan , have exceeded £13,000 in the firs t aster oceurred on Monday evening th e family, and what clothes I required. A trusty com- connected with the political strife of that period ; for To feed a robber 's gain ; £2 6t0 the valne of t- of Ireland , about one hundred and twelve acres at , ; eleven months . O'clock, off the south-east coas panion was also ready ta moun t his horse and accom- ob the appearance of Sir R. Bonnyeastle ' s book , I dis- Where Famine ' s Iron maw • upou an estat a of one hundred and thirty ship, which for some AVer hurries to Iho grave the materials That :- forty miles below Tuskar. The pany me the last forty miles, to Buffalo, sheuld that at- tinctly offered , by letter , addre ssed to Mr Secret ary , sere s at more than £2.0&0 ; that the old ma terials and days previously had been contending with Btrong east to go at once over to No'er crushas ' neath iia law, Tho society now numbers nearly one hundred thou- standing to tempt prove practicable. Stanley, Toronto , and stand trial fences grubbed on the Herri ngsgate Estate of one hun- wind", was at the time of the collision on any charge tha t had been 'made by G overnor Ne' er buries ' neath ita wavei sand heads of families, representing half a million of wind about Samuel Chandler, a waggon- maker , rosided in tbe Head dre d and three acres wero worth neerf y- £1,600 ; and the northward, close-hauled, with the (in his demand made for me upon Mr Marc y), Blow ! all ye breezes blow ! people ; a fact whicla should convince those nno have pre- Western States, but I Jo not know whero . Ho was forty- or that , the materials upon thU estate (Snig's End) ef one ErNi'E. ; and tha weather being very cloudy, migh t be made by any other person that t of the strong fraternit that exists between when he volunteered , without fee or , relativ e to the par t Roll ! all yo waters, rolll 000; and I been ignoran y till thoy WtTO ill eight years Of ago hun dred and eighty acres-, are worth £2, vented the steamer from being seen and eleven I took in the death of Colonel Moodie, 4c, no matter What matter thoug h wo go the members of the labour order , that the active mind of clear of each reward, to see me saf e to Buffalo—had a wife or might put all down at a higher figure if I was to take close contact. After the vessels got who might be the judge or juror s. To Ia ^us the Polo ! the indu strious classes of this coun try is now steadfastl y finding his okildren , and resided In Chlppawa . He is a native of account the exact difference in value between ma- other, Captain Easterby, of the Aram , Neither is it owmg to a neglect on my part , or on the Press on '. presB on , my bark! into directed towards the emancipa tion of labour. Enfirid , *3onn,, and had no connexion whatever with spot and those whieh I have frequentl y to vessel in a very dangerous state, ordered the boats part of others on my behalf , to appl y for a reversal Thoug h moun tain billows rise, teria ls oa the , the civil broilo of tbe Cana dians ; but when to!d,in strict of to bs got out , when seventeen persons , including th at I am thuB made an exception Though staries i nights are dark draw live miles. ' Somnch for the power of co-operation—now for its risk I ran , ho preferred to hazard the outlawry, , nor to first and second mates got into tbem, confidence, of the And tempests lash the skies; application :— himselfand the csoipa any belief on tbe part of tbe British Government that 1 co-operation enables ihe Company to obtain y afterwards taken on board the Sus- transpor tation , orlo ss of life, by aidin g my , to (ho cbunder Thns, and were shortl land Which am friendly to a renewal of tbe trou bles. Perhaps my We'd better hear which would Company has purchased nearly two thousand of tbe crew accepting the freeho ld of 8,000 acres of h tning ' s flash ,— the Land and materials—it turns that The quehanna. It was then found that six continued assevera tion that the British aad Colonial go- And see the lig lap.d of the best qua lity ; has erected ons bun . Captain would hava been the reward of my betrayers. reBt asunder , be waste into value—and farther, it economises the acres of were missing. Every effort was made by vernments wer e, both directl y and indirectl y, full as Our shrouds be cottag es aad three noble ecboolhonses; and after lying to Other ciroumstances af terwards excited Ills feellagB, ereak and crash — working of the plan—it changes that into profit dred and eisty Dunlevy in searching for them, , much to "tone as those of us who rose in opposition, is a Our timbers more cottag es ; and of and he joined the party token atthe Short Hills, of whom storm of feeling •ffhieh wonld otherwise be % heavy drain on the Com' and has in coarse of erection nine ty near the spot till daylight next morning, no trac e \ Than see tho between the Grun t Joh n Vern on, hhnaelf and cause. it saves the difference its members have a rig ht to expect, tha t, the poor fellowu, who might have floated Linus W. Miller , John , 'Giiiist tyranny rebound , panyV resources; in short, the vessel or es at Niagara, sen- I think so still, and that an Impartial history of the month of May, all who have been the ship bore away for this others were fried beforo Ju dge Jon , Or wark 'thn moth .-r kneeling , between a retail and wholesale price; See how the pre sent time a Bd the on spars , being visible, Yan Diemen' last twenty years would more than prove it. Bat there ted members nuK- Saturday week, tenced to suffer death , but banished to s Her famished children round ,— oo-operative principle simplifies and expedites the balloted for will be located—the loca pert. The Aram left the Mersey on would be folly in rousing a feelinghcre againstEngla ad , Besides the sum Laud. Chandler soon escaped in a Yankee whaler , Than find amidst the few , vrorKing of tbeplan: bering between four and fire hundred. bound f or M alta and Constantinople, to which porta southern slaveholders in erection ot sailed round the world , aud when ho reached New York , to be used by the agents of our With plenty at command paid for the purchase of land , the Was a regular trader. She was a superior vessel, , of £23 000 ghe family [>ftar I had 'got ou t of a id of their detestable warfare against tbe independen ce I will EOtv make the valae o/ eo-ffpera tion appare n t to and three schoolhouees, schooner, with auxiliary on hia return to his No spirit firm and true , one hundred and sixty cottag es rigged as a three-masted to aid him of tho Republic of Mexico. all, by the savings in the single item of noree power— who have ' , and only arrived Rochester prison,] f was in no conditio n , To save, my uative land. and giving the aid- money to those occupan ts steam power, on the screw plan New York, Sept. 15, 1847, W. L. if. and to this statement I btg the greatest attention. Per- hand to h d b which I very unavailin gly regretted. A more ttusty , been located there iB now available cash in from the Clyde sixteen days ago, where she a een haps those arithmeticians of who exptct tbat , fait hful, bro therl y-minded man I have never met with ; the Press, 000 while tbe Company pos- machinery. The names of the crew the amount of nearly £o0, , receiving new Durham ' s family for saving The concilium generale of- the university ef Ko all the materials composing a cottage should ju mp toge- a valuab le itoek are as follows :—Mr Livingstone, may heaven reward Lord During the year 1847, there entered the public sesses fif ty-seven horses , together witV- who have been lost ' mean and greedy knaves roll nigsberg has declared itself in favour of tbe admis ther as if by msgic, will cock their ears , when they ; Mr Hardy, second enginoer ; Robert his life. Why is it that slaushter -houseB of Paris, 82 519 oxen , 24,990 COWS j of agricul tural implements , chief engineer in wealth and afflj ence, while whole-souled nobles of sion of Jews to profeESOrabips in tbe Prussian univer learn that there are two hundred and fifteen tons of ma- Logan , fireman ; J. Selsby, seaman ; - Lewis, ditto ; £3,517 calves, 503,113 sheep, 239 goats. terials in a single cot tage and out buildings I will Mr O'Connor then describes the exact r.atnre1 of Nature, like Samuel Chandler, who would disdain a siiies. . 2. Quin, engineer's boy. uraish the table for their instr uction- the cottages built, the preparations made for the , ^1,' *« February 5 1848. A 'THE MORTEM STAR * ,.. , - „, 4 —»«-». i ..ii i»iui iii Mj i .n««M»M .jwm»Bim« calu le are not the whole of the witnesses might be committe THB MEMBBBS OF THE NATIONAL LAND COMPANY. hsing the results of four year s' experien ce. sented in the House—and the peop of duties upon foreign sugar in the act of 1845- TO them- for perjury. But Mr O'Hea did produce wit- , "Rational y urged upon our atten- BV 3. SlLLETT. The people must, therefore, represent with a different and hostile •p - g —The proprie ty of establis hing a BtKEHT Societt has been frequentl prosecution will meet reception! Ji BlKCDi , that tws should originate to those of our speak unmistakable lan- nesses, against whose character the ^ . sympathise , of the Indian will «^> ajd ng the oaward mat ich af pea ocracy. With the desire of our friends we cord ially boast ef English Demo- in every particular the utter falsehood tae pnrpo- ^ j, uy aa in at to It has long been the maiiy .ii tussle upon this question in at our time fu j completely occupied tending our preee nt engagements , we should iven against the have the ^ Just P ublished , price One Penny , the van of European civilisa- evidence which had been g ia ' their been of opinion that the cause of the peop le cracy to be in course of the session, but we suspect with little <^ Teat closure eomplring wi^ wishes. We hare lo«g who advance prisoner.What was the conclusion ? " The Jury " of such an Association; At pre.e nt the re are thou sands join CffiTTfiR by Fhaboos O'CoKHoa , Esq., M.P., «TO tion—and we believe that in this new for the Protectionist TvTnld be CiULh served hy tho esta<^htaent retired to the room for about a minute, AND chance of success princi- ' whose opinion s harmomie with A THE RICH AND THE POOR ; To those who Live Chartism , such true elements of reform are «t-er societie s vrh o Tteuld prefer becomius member s of one couponed of person s of ple. The star of Free Trade is still in the w«uld be app lied to bea.ftt in Idleness Without Labour , and to those who are Wil- as will ensure the permanency of ihei ro™, and whos» funds instead of being placed at the disposal of their enemies, incorporated, FOUND THE PRISONER GUILTY . ascendant, and we suspect that nothing decline enterin g upoa tho organisa tion ling to Labo ur but Compelled to Starve .' shall of getting short themselves, and the cause which they ha ve at hsart. We must , however, those advantages which popular power After this specimen ofthe difficulty of , to join the — i^ MM-. of actual and bitter experience the utter ©f such a body, but , at the same time, would recommend all who feel interested ia tfee matter been enabled to gain. While, however, an Irish Jury to convict, we hope we shall hear Price 2s. per 100. or 18-= . per 1000. have fallacy of their dogmas will ever bring them to tocsin of liberty at home, no more on that head, nor will our readers be NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE BENEFIT SOCIETY, ( "Vf tTnhT MAY BE DONE WITH THREE ACRES we are sounding the senses, or produce such a re-action swell- at the fact, that in every case con- their in the established for the purpo ies above enumerat ed. The WY OP LAND ,' Esplai&ed in a Letter , by Feaeocs from abroad , too, harmonious notes are surprised ¦Which has heen seme time in existence, and which was public mind, sufficientl y powerful to compel the Stailwood a man in whose honour an d pro- O'Connob , Esq., M.P. choral strain. The agrarians of Ame- victions have taken place. All have been fish actual nucaeement of it devolves uf on its indefati gable founder . Mr , ing the adoption of a more rational and equitable have consented to become the net. It was sufficient for the fcitv we h-ve th- ereatMt rdias ee—so much confidence do we rspos o in him , that we T-e be had at the Office of the National Land Company rica and the patriots of Cracow, the victims of that came in the to io the ,Tork of secretary, our part of the business being to gned: It policy. AiZetots ef the iocietT-Hr St&Uwwd undertaking 1*1, High Holborn . the Old World, and the oppressed of the New, Juries that the Prisoners were arrai and other monetary transac tions , which all parties maj rely upon mate -i periodical exam ination of the accounts , making the Land the chief goal to was enough for the Judges that the Juries con- . society are—that the subscri ptions are liberal ; its gorern- are alike - j e bv us The Chief recommendations of this Now Ready, a New Edi tion of sover- gallows or the penal colony followed deposited in the tf atiosai, La« n akd L» Bo*a Bahx. We sincerel y recom- which their assumption of the popular victed—the ment democratic! and its fund s will be MR. O'CONNOR'S Co ixeatosf ^CorrauoHUen considera tion of onr friends . All coB:munications ou the subj -ct to he addressed to the WORK ON SMALL FARMS eignty, long withheld, is tending ; and this as a matter of course. rs* mend this societv to the likely to tallwood 2 Little Tflle-?lace, Hammer Btnith, London. ffoal they are reaching through the channels of What effect is such an exhibition Beet.RFCF-tlarvwy, -Ur" i Edmund S , , To bo had at Ihe Nfr lhern Star Office , IS Gr eat V7lud HISC KUANEOrJS , Cusirto pEER Doile, Thoha s Clae-c, Phili p H'Gbath . , One universal demand on the great body of the Irish people ? »ill Street; and. of Abel Heywoad . Manch ester , political ascendancy. produce 8®*- Now that Parliament has assembled we must y to reconcile them to the , for restitution of stolen rights, is pervading Is it at all likel as a genera l rule, exclude lengthy communications, THE LATE NAT IONAL LAXD CONFERENCE , of those great revolu- of this country ? Will it not * That this Conference reoom- JUST PUBLISHED, the world—o*ie more Government unless reports iioetl written) of very important H»ld a *- Lou-hands Augu st 1S*7, ado pted the follaning resolution unanimously :— hatred and the 'National Land and Labour Bank ;* all who wish to follow the PEICE SIXPENCE ' tionary epochs, which, like the several foot- more probably increase the meetings. Reporters, writers of letters, and Char- TOi-nds the country to dtpe sit their funds in the , jjin that auxiliary to the National Land Company. falls of the giant, Freedom , mark the march of revengeful feelings which a course of tyran- ti.it and Land sub-Becretaries will, therefore; oblige inst ructions of their friend s and repre sentatives will " " NO. XIV. OF THE LABO URER , time with the triumphs of humanity. Pre-emi- nous injustice for centuries has already pro- by making tbeir communications as brief as pos- te NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE BENEFIT SOCIETY. CONTAIHIN O Bible. We shall be glad it some of our correspon- TI nent in the list stands Sicily. Sicil y, that has duced ? So far from creating tbat sentiment Directors.—Messbs. P. M Gbath , T. Clabk , an» C. Dotle . A TRE ATISE. dents will try to improve tbeir writing ; and shall Patron. —T. Waklet , M.P. scorned compromise, spurned concession, re- of respect for the law and the authorities, which jgow£_ _ TBE KiTioKAi Land ani> Laboc e Bane. Secretary —Mr E. Stallwood . OH' thank others, wh o might do so, to let us have Hammersmi th. pelled force, defeated fraud, and relied on its is the professed object of the Government and their reports, ke., before Thursday. Central Ojjice,—2, Little Yale-place, THE SMALL FARM SYSTEM prese n ts greater advantag es to the industrious millions than any similar institution ever established. own strength . Sicily proves to us what the the propertied classes, such proceedings must This society AND PUBLIC MONIES. 5he Bsneiits resulting from joining it are— people can do. We trust the same policy, the inevitably add to the hostility they no w feel from 7s to 18s THE BANKING SYSTEM In Sickness, per week ... same success, will mark the course of the Sici- towards our laws, as the instrument by which We request all Sub-secretaries, and other per- Member 's Decease ...... „ £6 „ £20 BV WHICH IT IS INTENDED TO BE DEVELOPED, lian throughout and that the bright example we carry out our oppression of their country. £ W , sons who may have occasion to send public monies Wife's Ditto « ••• ••• ii £3 H BT. of Europe. hear their sen- attention to the following ... , 15 „ £2 will encourage the Democracy The prisoners thus treated , to the Metropolis, to pay Wife's Accauchemeat ...... FEARGUS O'CONNOR, ESQ , M ;P. directions :— Superannuation , per week ...... , i ,, 0s tences unmoved, and meet their fate with a and the Investure of its Surplus Funds iu Land for the mutual advantage of bravado mingled with fervent protes- Monies for the understated purposes must be A G'h Fun d and Youth Burial Fund , , Letters (pre-paid ) to be addressed ta the Editors , 16 species addressed as follows :— of its aaeiabers - Gre at Windm ill Street , Haymarket , London. of their innocence. B their own class ¦ JUSTICE IN IRELAND. tations y Eatr aHM Fee, accordin g to Age, as follows :— ' Orders received by all agents for the "Northern Star " they are looked upon as martyrs, not as felons; Payments for the Northern Star . Te Tears. Tears and all booksellers in t«wn and countr y. il i d , 16 Great Windraill-street Hay. Tears. ar '. . their elevation to the gallows has a heroic, not Mr W l am Ri er , , Fir - t Sccuon, under i'5 ... Ss 0d — 35 ... is »d — ih ... 5s Od — 50 ... 7s Gd marke t, Lond on. _ for passing the 1 ast an ignominious aspect, to those who look upon Srcond Sectitn ... 25 ... 2s 6d J5 ... Ss Od — 45 ... 4s 6d — 59 ... 6s 0d Among other pretences National Land and Libour Bank. Third Section ... 25 ... 2s Od — So ... 2s 6d — 45 ... 3s 6d — 50 ... 4a «d Whig Coercion Act, it was stated, the sym* them almost as champions of the popular feel- ' The Muna ifer of the National Land nnd Labour 4s G d THE PORTRAIT OF MR E. JONES. Fourth Section ... 25 ... Is Sd — 35 ... 2s Od — 45 ... Ss 04 — St ... pathy with crime and outrasre was so great ing ; their bodies will, wherever possible, be Bunk , So. 493, Now Oxford 8treet , London .' Ifmor o cmiteawnt to members the ectrauce fee can be paid by instalments , so that the whole is paid Within not be found followed to the grave with funeral honours, If our agents, in the following: places, will state and universal, that juries could A'afionaZ Land Company. three months. Directo rs how we shall forward their parcels, they shall be sent who would convict those guilty of them, Mr and the Government will find that instead ef ' The of the Nat ional Land Company, So. 's own in the country, Hi , High Holborn, L .ndon .' following persons have already volunteere d their services as agents , of whom ru ' es and vvery information during the ensuing week :—Gainsborough, Truro, O'Connor proved, from Sir G. Grey producing order and respect for The National Charter Association esn ba obtain ed at the following places :—M r La»r«nc <\ Whitti ngton and Cat , Church-row , Bethnal Green ; Mr Chesterfi eld, Dewsbury, Lynn, Norwich, Retford, speech, the falsehood of this statement, by the law, they have, by sanctioning, procuring, . ' Walwort h • Mr Thomas Clark, Ko. Hi, High Holborn, London. Jtfir ey, Tanners ' Anas , Eermo ndsey-road ; Mr J. Simpson , Harrison 6 Assembly Roams , Ea st-Iane , ; Alarket Rasen, Kidderminster,' Newport (Isle of showing that convictions and sentences had or conniving at such atrocious proceedings, only Her bert ' s Temperance Coffee-house. Eieter -strett, Sleane.stree t; Mr Walford , Temperance-hall , Broadway, West- Wight). Coventry. Belfast. Stafford, Horncasl le. always been procured wherever the authorities sown the seeds of yet more crimes, ?,nd laid the Central flegislrafton and ElectionCommittee. Pure 6*5 ' M r James Gr assb ' minster ; Mr L.F. Brown , Silver-st reet , Ke nsington; Mr H. Hxy ter , Pro gmore , Wandswor th: Mr J. , , Cheltenham , Swindon, New To vn. Trowbridge, Ply- law. The proceed- foundation of a violent revolution, that may y, No. 8, Noah s Ark -court , Stan , Mr T. Sheph erdson , To wn-gate Armhy, near Leeds ; Mr G. Wheeler Dunkirk, near had enforced the ordinary gate , Lamb eth , London ,' iivery- street Birming ham ; , , mouth, Ledbury, , Winclicomb, Limerick lead to a le in which one party will fi ht Northampton ; Uc Wesley, Caunon-street , W ellingborough ; Mr B.Morgan Uer thyr Tydvil ; Newark Blandford, ings of the Special Commission at , strugg g "Devizes; Mx Muu lay , . Bri ivalienal 7'ettm , and Wideics and Orphans Fund. Hr 5.3. B;aver , GaniiSetb , P«ntjpool ; Mr Skevingtcn , Loughborou gh ; ilr T . C basaber6 , Laice«ter-street , Bils- ghton, Sudbury, Tiverton , Reading, Newport Ennis, and Clonmel/are' certainly a startling with all the energy of revenge, and the reck- (Monmouthshire), and Mr Joha Simpson , Elm Cottage , Wate rloo-str eet, ton ; Mr J. Roi dis, Button Latimer , Hi gham Ferrari; Mr J. Gre gory, Iran fille, near Nottingham ; Mr II. Pierce , Northampton. contradiction to the hacknied and unblushing lessness of despair; and the other, with the Catubcrtrell, London.' Pleur -de.lis Inn StMary .E trcet , Bridgewattr; Mr W, II . Webber , S, Fa reham -place , Coxside, Pl ymouth ; Mr Wes- Parcels to all other parts are on the way*. or fear of Irish determination which ever characterises the . lie, about the unwillingness For Mrs If. Jones. tohy, Duppa ' s Hill, Croydon ; Mr H. Ingham , Hichison-square , Scholes, Wi gan; Mr Ja mes Fmk , Talbot Inn. to Juries to convict. The tendency appears efforts of a dominant and powerful party to ' Mr Joh n Simpson , Elm Cottage , Waterloo -arreet , tr oet Bridgewattr ; Mr Themis Flood , Holland-street . Barns tap le; Mr Mar tin , artist , and Mr David Mor- Joha- s be all the other way. Both Juries and Judges maintain their supremacy. The long waged Camberw ell London.' Bath-street , N- w Swindon ; ilr H. Toomtr , Commercial.s treet , Newport , Monmouth ; Mr A. Packer , 78, , rison , seem to have gone about their work con amore, Irish war may at last become a war of extermi- gaxr ^w-roaS, Msrylebone ; lir Ellis, Baker , West street , Crowl and ; Mr Neesham , near the WeBleyan Chapel , IHE NORTHERN STA R , Metropolitan Chartist Hdl. fTilienha ll: Mr H. Fos te* T-iCes, Temperance Coffee-house, Miles Bank , PotttrieB ; Mr 6. C«vill, •&. Quee n-stre ak, the ono determined to convict every pri&tmev nation—not by means of clearances, but the ' Mr — Tapp, No. 52, Finsbury Market , London,' Sheffield ; Mr Donaldson , Warwick ; Mr C. Goodwin , Rea- street , Birming ha m ; M r Nicholas Caaning .StU&rt- Btreet , SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1848 brought before them, and the other to hang more speedy and summary methods of open Defence of Mr, O'Connor ' s S&.tt in Parliament, Cliff Bath ; Mr J Grimshaw Mr G. GileB Victoria- "Wigm ; Mr Jame s Chapp ie, iJeechea , , Hulmes , Doneaster ; . as many as possible, and transport the rest. warfare. ' Mr Thomas Clark , No. 114, Hi gh Holb.rn , London. ' etreet . Bri ghton ; Mr J. Frsz ^r, 8. Ca therine-s treet , Aberdeen ; Mr D. Robertson , Cas tle-strest , Alloa; Mr Joseph How far this diposition, on the part of Juries, Will the Parliament, which has commenced Prosecution of the .VaneFie ster fieaminer. Hill S, Spa, South ampton ; Mr W . Gregory, Eccles, near M«ncLester ; Mr E. J ones, Green-gate , Salford ; Mr THE RALLY, of ' Mr Thomai Clark , No. 1U High Holborn , Loudon .' Joseph Hewitt , Cbapel -street , Leeds; Mr W. Lidd le, Preston ; Mr Israel Argyte, Oak -street , Abiag -don Mr James to convict, may be owing to the prejudices its sittings for the session, do anything to avert . Eeshi tt ^ 6, Gibson-street , N«wcastlc-upon-T jne ; Mr Edwi n Scholly, Mid gate , Peterborou gh ; M r Ewe ;- Heskilh , the class from which they have been selected, this dreadful consummation to a long career of The Sleafor d Case. * Iiand and Cnurca , Oswaldt kistle, Blackburn ; Mr Joh n Way , Great Glenn ; Mr A . Tay lor , Stow-in-the Wold ; Mr In anticipation of the present Session of we are not in a position to say. But this is injustice, oppression, and misery ? ' Mr Thomas Clark , N». 144, High Holborn , London. ' Fairburn Wednesbury Goody J. Pagh, Kinitton , Hereford ; Mr W . , ; Mr G . Timbrell , jun., Winchcomb ; Mr T. , Parliament, in which the banded parties of the certain, that they have been composed of per- The Fraternal Democrats. ' Paisley Sudbury ; Mr A. Walker. 16. Bailie s Cau seway, Hamilton; Mr William Cameron , 9, Store-street , ; privileged will endeavourto divert the public sons whose names were on the lists as Grand • G. Ju lian ELtrnry , No, 16, Grea t Windmill -street News Agent Gre enock ; Mr John Douglass , 49 Cng-etreet , Gospor t; Mr John Hewar th , King- Hr 3. Bu rrell , , . mind fro m the real questions at issue, by the Jurors who other circum- PARLIAMENTARY. REVIEW. Haymarkt t, London ,' Stteet , Leiph; Mr J . Garro d, News Agent, Ipswich ; M r Joha Huntsr , Brick Garth , E«iugton Lane ; Mr William , and , under any bugbear of French invasion the Chartist body Uni ted Trades ' Association. Eoomes, Chaple Cottage *, Dorking ; Mr D. Scrim?gour , Crieff ; Mr J . Morgan , Butcher ro w, Deptford ; Mr W. W. ; stances, would—some of them at all events- real work of the Session has at length 'Mr Barratt , No. 11, Tottenham Court Road , Pickvance , 18, Dancan-street , Bolton ; Mr M . Whit tingham , Russell-s treet , Wolvorhampton ; Mr Thoma s, 88, have been gathering- under that banner, which have called out any Sheriff whatever who pre- The London.' .Bevon-stree t, Liverpo ol ; Mr W . Furairal, Holloway-build ings, Bilston ; Mr H. Carman , Ryan -street , Wisbe «tli; has, indeed, survived the battle of factions, and sumed to place tfiem on a Petit Jury. The commenced in earsest. The November sitting Mr S. Martin Cireneester: 'jgTMonies sent contrary ta the above directions 2ar T. Potter . Oxford-street , Stoctton ; , Brijhtlin gsea ; Mr Edward Payne , Spital-gate , braved the hurricanes of persecution, whicii law requires that prisoners shall be tried by was, in all respects, an extra appendage, arid Higher Union- street , Torquay Mr Cross Battl Carr-roa d Dews, will not be acknowledged. Hr Josep h Pitts , 17, ; , Bungay ; Mr J. Rouse, y , have assailed the cause of the Charter, The their peers, but the. landlord-class have, hy but for its Coercion Bill, and its stop-gapCom- bury ; Mr H. M . Aungier, Fore -hill , Ely ; Mr C. Car ter , Nownham ; Mr W. Rankin , Campole-B treet , Budley ; Mr Parliament seeing that the questions mittee on the Currency, would be speedily *#* Private letters intended for Mr O'Connor, and K onald Watt Ktng horn ; i£r W. W. Rogers , Royal Oak Inn , Chelmsford ; Mr S. Roberts , Hind -hill, Heywood ; Mr fact is, this monstrous composition of the Juries . of the Charter and the Land will be brought consigned to limbo. There will, it is evident, sent fo this office , must be marked ' Private.' *W. Nicholson , Ga insborough ; Mr Ge arg a Cudip . Swansea ; Mr W. Carlten , Darlington ; Mr Samu el Sander , under this Special Commission, become Pro- Correspondents are requested not to trouble Mr Mr T. of work in that which has begun Ifew Radford ; Mr P. A. Love, Lavin^ton ; Picker cgill, es.-Dean-street , Soho ; ot all Secretaries of the Land before them with accumulated force and ter- secutors and Jurors at tha same time. be no lack 0'Cunnor with letters, reporta, ntwich Chartist. —We cannot publish your letter , price 5s in which , Complete in oae thick volume ., friends in Manchester , Stock port , Ashton , Hyde, Oldharo , —between them and the national demand for injrs of the Special Commission of 1848. It is bility to do that must be tested by time. in its anonymous form. wit he found several pieces never before publi shed in Bury, Heywood, Bolton , and Leigh, that he has become Mr J. P. O 'Biu en, Exe ter , objects to Mr R oberts on 's justice. We are much mistaken, if they be positively sickening to read of Juries, almost The expiry of the Income lax on the 5th "England ; and an appendix , containing the Trial of Agent for the sale of THE O'CONNOR TARTAN , and lied the whi assertion th at a quarfr of an acre of garden is sufa. Thomas Paine , with a portrait of the author. intends to wait upon his friends , in the above-named not met on their own pet question in a matter without a moment's hesitation, returning ver- of April next, has app p and spur cien t for a teacher on the Chartist estates. places , in the course ofa few days, with a select stock ot they little anticipate ; and if by such means to the Exchequer, and Lord John gave notice Rochdale. —The report sent last week was in type before VOLTAIRE'S ROMANCE AND TALES , in one vol., dicts of gu ilty, upon evidence so palpably Ladies ' Shawl s, Scarfs . Handkerchiefs , Silk and Woollen "National Defence" be not brought under their on the first night of the Session, that it is his the second report arrived. price Ss, 61. Dresses, Gentlemen 's Vestings, &c. id when he trusts false—so plainly concocted—either from feel- Inadmissible —H. Lewis, Bnrslem. •" THE DEVIL'S PULPIT, By the Rev. Robeet Tat- he shall r eceive the patronage and support of his nume- cognisance, as they little expect, and as they ings of revenge, or the more gross, base, and intention, on Monday the 14th, or Friday the Mr II. Mott , begs to acknowled ge - the receipt ofthe fol- Iok , two vols, price 5s., publis hed at 9s. rous friends. are wholly unprepared to own : the People despicable desire of getting 18th inst., to make his Financial Statement, lowing sums, for the defence of Mr O'Connor 's seat in the blood-money Parliament:—Mr Tivey , Old Lenton , los ; Mr Stanford , THE DIAGE3IS , By the same author , price 5s., pub- themselves, the Spartan rampart, the best paid for their victim. It is and will also at the same time state what has THB LAKD. equally sickening 3d ; Mr ~Oak>len , is ; Hyson-green , 4s5d ; Mr Smith , Old lished at One Guinea. . means of defence,; with the CHARIER for been lone by former, and by the present Lenton, 3s ; Mr Goddard , Cd; Mr Douse, Carrington , any allottee who DOES NOT WANT TO GOON HIS to hear of J udges, "learned in the law," / FREE UASONRT By Cirli le, , 10s ; Mr Legs, Carrington , 6s 6d ; total , £1 Ids Sd. THE MANU AL OF . TO LAND AT PRESENT , a garden er will give five per their sword and the LAND for their shield. accustomed to sift evidence with analytical Government, with respect to our National .publis hed at 15s. aad now reduced to 6s. T his is the Nottingham , Feb 1st. cent, above the Company 's rent, for a term of seven years . They may try to burki the consideration of acumen—to distinguish Defences. Two questions of paramount im- The Government and the Land Plan. ~ Sir, only edition that contains the celebrated Introductions , Euston-square , between that which is — Mr A pply, J. B.t 31, Drummoud-crescent , these great requirements of the age as much portance will thus be raised at an unusually Donaldson , of Warwick , has stated my views to be bein g a eomblete K-y to the science and myutery of London. - coherent and truthful, and that which is incon- as they please, but they will still obtrude them- period—Taxation, and our capability of mistaken ; I put him to the proof. His letter is hut a Hasonry , Three parts in one volume, handsomel y sistent, inconclusive, or fabricated—who are early tissue of assertions from beginning to end without one bound. THE LAND. selves,—they will still force themselves on the also used to the judicial impartiality of the repelling Foreign Aggression. word of defin ition. I can as>ure him that the resolution THE MIRROR OF ROMANCE , one thick vol., 400 WANTED , a Two Acre Allotment , at Mathon, Snig's attention of the House. The poor excuse for ordinary Courts oi' Law—we say With reference to the former it is quite evi- of the Warwick branch produced no impression here , s Hall for which will be it is sickening as there are men here whose faculties are not to be ilo double columns price as., containing tbe fol- End , M oat, or Filkin ' ; £*0 arming monopoly against po.pular right, can dent that, w ith a falling Revenue, and a pages , , , post paid, to Mr Love, News to hear of such men putting on their " black seduced by vague declamation. As to thefrorernmenfc lowing :—Leone Leoui , by George Sand—Physiology of paid. Apidy, by letter Agent, S, Nelson-street , Glasgow. avail them no longer, and foreseeing this, they caps,'' and proceeding to harangue prisoners gloomy prospect before us, the Ministry will being irresponsible , I deny it in toto. If the govern- iiatrimony , fifty cuts, by Paul Ce Kock—White Heuse, are trying to administer the dose in such gra- spontaneousl opose any reduction of ment had not to grapp le with the public , where would in the name of religion and morality, whom not y pr ' s Romaace, an d the History ef Jenny, by the satie LAND. dual quantities be the concessions recentl y extorted ? as? shall not alarm (as they they are about to sentence to an ignominous Taxes, and will also stoutly resist any remis- Plymouth , Jan. 31st. E. Robertson. aut hor—Simen , tha Radical , a Tale of the French ICe BE DISPOSED OF , A FOUR ACRE ALLOTMENT volution—Memoirs of aa Old Man ot Twenty-five an TO think,) the common sense of the people, we death, upon evidence that even ,in our own sion of duties which may emanate fro m other Mb Tomlinson .— Sir,—In the column of notices to corres - , (Obta ined in the November Ballot) ; the successful pondents in last Saturda y 's Stab , you inserted a letter &c, are not to have the 150,000 militia men raised '' <( quarters. Important and influential move- amusing tale , a l lottee having engagements pre venting him taking " Old Bailey would not suffice to hung of M r Lucy ' s depr ecating tbe use of his name in recom- paid) to Henry W. Dugdale , IS, Holywell-street , Strand . possession. For particulars , app ly (post , at once, but by doses of ten thousand per an- a dog." ments are on foot, with the object of procuring mendation of my services as .i lecturer. I can assure Whitworth , 35, Scott's-row , W'inding -road, North gate , num. the reduction of the duties on Tea, Mr Lacy that I have.been much surprised at the num. Hal ilax, Yorkshire. It is quite possible that many of those who and the Oa Saturday, the 12th day of February, wJl be pub- ber of letters I have received from different locali ties We tell them, that the subterfuge will not are thus condemned to death, may be the repeal ofthe Window Tax. It is scarcely this last fortnig lished, the First Number of a ht , from persons with whom I have not TRACTS FOR FUSTIAN JACKETS, AND avail them—that the people will not fi ght for possible to imagine any two taxes less defen- had tho least acquainta p.ee, ner one single line of com- DUBLIN WEEKLY JOURNAL characters they are alleged to he, but we con- , SMOCK FROCKS . By the Rev. B. Parsons . the rights of others—for the wealth of others fess sible than those singled out for attack. The munica tion , pre ruius to the rei-eipt of thei r letters. ENTITLED ' , in many cases, they appear to us to have Price Oue Penny each . No. 1, ifa sters and Men.' —for the waste, rapine, and idleness of others one has become an article of universal con- When I was at StocKport , on the I Gth ultimo , I was an- ' The Bible and been returned guilty on the princi ple once nou nced in the Star for both Halifax and Stock port , 'THE UNITED IRISHMAN,' New edition in the press. No. 2 and 3, —but that the peop The C harter. ' No 4 ' Goody, Goody. ' No. 5, ' Ra di- le are determined to obtain openly avowed by an Irish juror, who, when a sumption, and the reduction of its price would and on ray return home, I found that a letter had been EDITED BT . , sen t to the Macclesfield calism , an essential Doctrine of Christianity. ' No. 6, their own. No more willing slaves led to the man not only add to the domestic enjoyment of secretary unknown to me from JOH X MITCHEL, was tried before him for murder, of which Halifax , stating 1 should also visit Macclesfield, and 1 Tne Chief of tha Slaug ht er-men and Our Nationa l slaughter-house of monopoly—no more tax. he the masses, but we verily believe materially Trohas Devix Kejl&t, Jobs was clearly proved innocent, gave his ver- thus these three meetings-, at threeldifferent places, were Aided by Mabtis , of Defences. payers dragged at the chari ' ,r all announced aud Loughon:, and other competent Contributors . ot-wheels of Mo- dict against the prisoner, because though promote sober and rational habits among the expected me atthe same hour of the Snow, London, loch—but the great fiat has gone forth : " Tax- great body of the people. The Window same day. Tlio two meetings, viz., Halifax and Mac- he did not kill the man, he stole my grey Tax clestield , I knew nothin g about until I saw the * Oar indepe ndence must be had at all h.izird s. If the payers shall be Lawmakers." A second bless- is so monstrous in itself, and is levied men of propert y will not support us, mare." so un- ene announced in the Sta b for Halifax; and al thou gh I they must fall: ing is to be extended to Ireland t was at Stock port the very I should have been at we can su , port ourselves b , hey have had justly and unequally, that it is astonishing it day y the aid of lhat numerous DELIBERATE MURDER OF A SOLDIER IN One of the most disgraceful cases in the Macclesfield , I knew nothin c , and respei-iaiile class of the communit y, the English Poor-law, and now it is intended has been so long tolerated. In of it or I wonld have been the Men of no S T. JAMES'S PARK. whole number/is that of Joh n Crowe, a respec- connexion with the men of Macclesfield , and they may thus ac- Property.' —TnzosiLT) Wolfe Toxe. that this class-cursed country shali have a pro- with the fashionable movement table man of the middle class who was tried at for Sanatory coun t for their disappointment. Just the very same , a perty-tax as well and (for the first , with Chorley ; I knew no thing about their letter , and The Projectors of ' The United Irishman ' believe that Shortly before five o'clock yesterday afternoon , year,) of Reform, of which the Government profess to soldier of tbe Foot Guards was deliberately shot in five per cent. Unfortunatel this tax will not Ennis on the charge of inciting or conspiring had not the least knowledge of the first letter that was the world is weary of OLD IRELAND, aad also of y be such ardent friends, it is difficult to imagine •out to the Preston secretary, and I shall feel ex- VG Bird-cage-walk, St James ' s-park, by a woman. to murder Mr Watsnn, the agent of his land- TOU. ICELAND— that the day for both these noisy be paid by the prop erty-class, but as all such upon what ground they can maintain an im- tremel y obliged to the person or^per sons whoh.-ive b?en f action s.!? p ist and gone—that Old and Young alike have The deceased, Charles Duckee, was about twenty- lord, Mr Arthur. Two men had previously taxes hitherto have been, by the povertj -class post which notoriously excludes li a communica ting to men in other localities on mv behalf , gro wn superannuated and obsolete together . one yeare of age, and was a native of Leicester, been convicted and the charge ght nd air without my knowledge or consent Pub " —b the of the murder, , if they will refrain They bcliuve that the ;ic ear is thirstin g to hear who are stated to be persons of re- y workers who have created the " pro- from the dwellings of the working classes, ' and f>-o m usin g, either my some Voice, bolder , more intelligible , more independen t where his family, against Crowe, of being accessory to it, rested, own name or the name of Mr perty" of the rich, Meanwhile, middle-class is to a great Lacy ; I think I am capable , M r Editor &£ puriies , politias and cliques , than any it has spectability, reside. He entered the Coldstream , extent, the source-of that disease , of transacting , heard principally on the evidence of his -own my own business , especially matters of communi cation for a long while. Guards about three years since, and was considered despotism is playing Its game in England : whicii perennially haunts those portions of our , nephews one about fourteen, and the other an d if I should happ en to be necessitated to have a re- They be:iu ve that Ireland really and tru ly icants to be -* smart soldier. The female, it appears, is a native while the dungeon , of the industrious—the tow ns in which they reside. Necessity, how- commendation from the West Ridin g secretaw , I freed from English dominion. of France, of the name of Annette Mayers, about 26 about twelve years of age. The reporter for will write Tbey know not how many Oi- prison in which those willing to toil, but de- ever, they s?y, has no la w nnd , in ail to that gentleman myself, and I liave how few will listen to years of age, and said to possess great personal at- the Times, who sees in every prisoner the , proba- not thi least thei r v..ice. They have no party prepared to halloo at nied even the privilege of labour while doubt but that he would readil y traction?, and was living aa a kind of upper servant , the bility, Lord John will offer to all arguments on ¦accede to my wish. I then-fore thei r backs : and have no trust , save in the power ef marks of ferocious and confirmed villany, des- warn the se- , bastile is being multiplied here, the palaces of the subject a conclusive and cretaries in other localities •Truth , and the immortal beauty of Freedom, lit tha t at 40, Albion-street Hide-park. About twelve cribes, almost in extacies, the precocious saga- pithy " can't , to take no notice of any ¦"hath ears to hear , let him hear. months since, and while the regiment was lying at royalty and aristocracy are rising as well. The afford it." letters without my own signature attached to th«m. I city of thsee two witnesses. Whereas It is understood that the Income may also state The Princi les on which ' The United Irishman ' will Kensington , she became acquainted with a private new , taking that a good many readers of the Stab p palace in Pimlico is still growing in splen- Tax is to be made permanent, and to be levied ha ve got the tie conduct ed are shortly these:— named Hull , who is in tbe company, but they their evidence in itself, and, as contradicted impression that there »re two persons ot 7th dour ; the new marine palace in the Isle of at the rate the n ame of Tomlins on taking a promine nt 1st. That t- .e Irish People have a just and indefeasible quarrelled a few weeks since , and about a mon th or by all the servants of their uncle, it seems to us of five per cent, for a limited part iu our t-Ljht to tliis Island , ar d to nil the mora l and material "Wight is about having its foundation-stone period movement iu the West Riding, whereas , I am the o-i y five weeks ago the deceased offered his company, that a. couple of more precocious young ruffians , in order to make up for the deficiency .person of that •wealth «nd resource s thereof , tu possess and govern laul by the German prince; the aristocracy are name tbathas attended meetinfrs "in this which, was accepted , and from that period never in the Revenue. If so, we trust that its per- part of the countr y. Henceforth , all communi ea ions the same for their own use, maintenance , comfort , and aping appeared in a court of justice, and that fconou r, as a distinct Sovereign State . up to the fatal event they fre quently met. the example of their Royal mistress, and sent unequal and most unjust operation will for me, must be add ressed . Cart of Joshua Xicoll , tor a such a tissue of deliberate and palpable false- Am bro se Tomlinson , Temperanc e Hotel 2nd . That it is in their power , and it is also their Within the last week or two another female mansion destined to be the most magni- be remedied , and that Income dependent , No. 16, Broad- «nanif- st duty to mate good and exercise that right. had made her appearance at the Wellington Barracks ficent hood was never before told to a jury. . The stree t , Halifax,—I am , yours , Ambkose Tomlinson. in London, is now being raised by that upon the health and professional ability Mr LIatterhaji , Eye. —The paper was posted 3rd . That the Life of one Peasant is as precious as the who it is stated was deceased's wife. Ibis by some first hoy deposed to various parties having of in- as usual; Xife of one Vobleman or Gentleman. very nobleman who is trying to multiply the dividuals will not be taxed at We can post the plate if jou think proper. means came to the knowledge of Mayers. At four slep t in his uncle s house, and his uncle having , the same rate as 3 Press of 4th. That the Property of the Farmers and Labourers taxes of the poor, by echoing, like a jackall, that arising ip matter compels us to withdra w several of Ireland is as sacred as the Property of all the Noble- o'clock on Friday afternoon Duckee went with his incited them to murder Mr Watson. On from real property, which is communica tions till our next. the war-cry of an " iron'' duke. But every neither affected b men aud Gentlemen iu Ireland , and is also immeasurably company (the 5th) to drill, and they were kept on cross-examination, he admitted that he y the sickness nor the death Mins ter Lovel.—We have received the list of Brllot more valuable. parade about half an hour. VFhile^ they were per- palace brin gs a bastile in its wake—and thus , was a habitual gambler that he had of the proprietor. With respect to our Na- for locauss on the Minster Lovel estate ; press oi 5tb. Thai the c ustc.m called Tenart -rlshr , which pre - forming the evolutions Mayers was observed to be in the in which , frequentl y same metropolis, the palace of tional Defences—which now keep many matter compels l-g postponement . vails partially in the north of Ireland , is a just and salu- looking through the railings, and as the men were the noble robbed his grandfather of money to play at people tary custom both for North and South .-—that it ought to rises, the bastile for the poor is being talking and Mr Smith of Bikminshaji . — W"e havo recei ved dismissed from parade, she went fo the gate of the cards, and that, in fact, he himself was, if not writing, w ho know very litt le of t^o tie extended and secured in Ulster , and adopted and en- erected simultaneously. let ters bearin g the signatures ot 'Thomas Pilsford ' and forced , bv common consent , in the other thr ee barracks, and was soon joined by the deceased. They the matter—it wi ll be time enough to express , Provinces present at the murder, near the scene on the ' Thomas S. Kettle ,' asserting the falsehood Of the I?h-n2. both shook bands, and appeared to be on tbe meat Decreased revenue and an opinion when we have the facts and < increased taxation, day it took place, armed with a pistol, which before us strong ly condemning the imputation s cast 6th. That erery Man in Ireland who shall hereafter friendl y term?. Tbey were observed to laugh (ritb , eight upjn Mv { millions added to the national debt in he had stolen the night before. in an official shape. Smith by tbe writer of the letter which was pay tait -s for support 0 the State , shali have a just ri .^ht each other, and to walk together as far as the Queen- The second appaaJod to an equal vok-e with every otlier Man in one year, point the moral of the Ihe AttorneyGeneralobtained leave to brin"- to the report of the Birmingham meetin- thegovernment square-gate, when the female suddenly dropped be- tale—while hoy, though criminating his uncle, varied con- in our iast of that State , ami the outlay of those taxes. Enclosure Bills show the sp in four bills, which are afterwards to be ' number. Our correspondents describe both no Irishman at present has hind , and taking a horse-pistol out of her pocket, dis- irit of the Govern- siderab ly in his story, and , in some particulars, sub- the 7th. That any ' legal' ri^ltts, ment and b mitted to a Committee Messrs SmV.h, father , and son (of the New Town) OT y locking up the resources flatly contradicted the first. , which, as affecting the as claim to the protection of any Lnw ; and that all charged the contents at the head of the unfortunate of the In both instances, friends to the 'lepal and constitutional agitation 'in Ireland is a de- country more and more admi nistration of the law in dtmocratic cause and to whom tb.9 soldier, who, without uttering a groan, fell on his , close the only channel their evidence differed fro m their first deposi- minor cases, and B rmingham lu sion. ' face a lifeless corpse of extrication from those more immediatel Char tists owe a debt of grat itude for , exhibiting only for a moment our difficnlties. tions. By way of hacking up such a pair of y in connexion with the tbeir msHy acts of kindness 8th. That every free man , and every man who desires a slight motion of the leg. Two policemen , named working . Our corr esponde nts to become free , ought to have Arms , and to practise the In the face of this Chartism has exquisite witnesses, the Crown put into the classes, are of considerable importance ndd , thr.t the members of both the late Paul and Richard?, both off duty, witnessed the oc- seen the They and pre sent tijc of them . necessity of ntll witness-box a felon named are intended to consolidate the present E xecutive ; and Messrs Fussell, Thome, Wilkin s' - !ith. That no ' Comhination of Classes'in Irela nd is de- currence. Paul immediately seized the prisoner.— ying-and it has rallied. Our Shaughnessy, who . columns laws with respect to Justices of Fal lows, and nil the Old Guards of Birmi ngham c.i j fiira 'nle, just , or possible, save on the ter ms of the Kights The bullets entered under the left ear, through the of this week bear evidence of this, as was confined in the same jail with the prisoner the Peace ; to , i of the industrious classes being acknowled ged and riahteye, shattering witness the glorious previous to his trial. This wretch enlarge their powers of Summary Conviction ; vouch for the excellent publi o and private char3c <- the head in a frishtful manner. meetings we have the gra- , no doubt ofthe Mess rs Smith i secure d. Paul, on takinc hold of her, said, *Yon have shot tihcahon of recording. ind uced by the hope of sharing and regulate in a better manner the holding ; and the impassibility of thi v I tJth. That no good taring can ome from the English Town and country in the large of offering any factious opposition to the Land P..in, i-r , or the English government. the soldier.' Sbe replied, ' I did it; I intended to seem stirred reward set himself to work Speci al Sessions and Petty Sessions. The ; Pa rliame nt by the same glorious impulse. , as a spy upon the pro- any other plan trul y calculated to benefit the peopb To enforce and apply these Principles—to make Iris h- do it.' On being conveyed to the station-house in fessed the spirit is rising oppression prisoner—cooked up a story of his object in introducing these measures is, Mr E, Veale Bristol.—I t terminate d ' Li a j inen thoro ughly unders tand them , lay them up in tlieir Gardener's-'.anr, she wassearched by the matron, bnt has raised, but having , on the u . that tyranny can never confessed to him, and was to promote the object of Prison and ul t. J pearls , and prac tise them in tneir lives—will be the sole previously handed to the inspector the pistol, pouch , quell. The metropolis then deliberately set Criminal i and consta nt study of the conductors of the ' USITED and tbrae letters. On the charge being entered, the has pre-eminently exerted itself—even those by the governor of the prison to watch the ac- Reform, hut it will be necessary for tbe press, JI KIsHM A-W inspector asked her what she wished to state, upon places long dormant are having their resurrec- cused man, to lay hold of anv stray expression and the friends of the labouring classes, to Our J utio.val Defences. — A cn.wded tneetfr g For the rest , the ' United Irishman ' will be regularl y " ' waa held at tke Temperance Hall. Fair-street , lied with Historic al and Litegiry Articles , a nd Re- which she replied merely that she had done it. It tion, and these meetings bear a that might fall from him. He watch them narrowly, in order to prevent S supp appears multiplied im- was put into pro- Ilorsfclydnwn on Tuesday evening. February 1st. v views of all Books p ublished in Ir eland , or specially re- that the prisoner bought the weapon a few portance, when we connect the same cell, and clung visions from being smugg , days ago them with the ma- to him day by day and led in, which may Messrs Ernest Jones and Charles Keen, were pre~ Llati nir to Irela nd. As a Newspaper , it uill be carefully of Mr Beattie, a pawnbroker, in Regent- turity of the public mind. night by ni , and seriously interfere with the 66electe d Knd c<>mpi' edr so as to present its readers with street, for ten shillings. Meanwhile a stretcher was It is no longer the ght then, having thus prepared liberty of the sent as a deputation from the ' Fraternal Democrats.' mere shout himselt tor the office subject. The ss compk-tp Summary of each week's news. procured by Davy. 16 A, Sergeant Dalgeish , and and cheer, but the deep conviction , came into court to swear celebrated " Masters' and Ser- Mr John Gathird waa unanimously palled to the SUBSCRIPTION (payable ia advance) ;— and the con to a st vants' Bill "which was cbair. Mr Charles Keen, Paul ; and the body was conveyed to the Wellington- centrated energy. The feelin"- ory, which the Solicitor-General did not , defeated by the people's in a brief but ex2el!c3fe £ s. d. barracks, when Dr raised dies no longer even attempt to champion Mr T. S. Duncombe speech, moved the first resolution , which was to tha ¦• ..110 Skelton, the regimental surgeon , with the close of the support by the production of , , was ushered Yearly .. •• •• examined the wound , and pronounced the man quite eifect that all international disputes ought to be set- Half-yearly .. J meeting, but is carried beyond the d oors- other parties who were referred to in it, 'and with a flourish of trumpets of the same kind, 0n o- "« dead. The ball passed through the brain. When tled by arbitration ; and that in the event ot the Quarterl y .. •• •• •• •• it spreads—it multiplies, and the great tide who ough t to have been called upon to and this fact should make us cautious and Sing le Paper. ' •• . -• 0 0a placed in the cell, the prisoner inquired whether .rive militi a being called out, it waa the duty of the work- is rising throughout the country corroborative evidence. wary. ing cliis ea 12, rrint'ty-EeKCf , Dublin. Du"kee was dead. She waa informed that he '.was, that must ulti- Another witness de- to resist sowing therein, until the Charter Offic e, ^ mately whelm class-legislation posed to having lent The West Indian Planters ' took the field was made (A gents in Ireland wanted.) whereupon she declared that she did not care how in its exultant Is. Gl to one iof the par - the law of the land . Mr Ernest Jor-63 for all the Towns waves. The Chartists ties accused early. The measure of the Wings seconded tho soon she was dead herself. are preparing for the of the murder, and that shortly , passed im- resolution in an eloquent address Convention the Petition after that event the mediately after taking office in 1S46" which excited the most enthusiastic op , , and, more than all, same person, having been , is said by cheerinp. The _ Tr uiT FEARGUS , Esq., M.P., for in company them to have inflicted wide resolution wns unaaimou&ly adopted. Mr Barrutt _ |^ O'CONNOR the enforcement of that Petition by all with Crowe previously, spread ruin on the r r p M \KT i>- informs his friends and the Ch artist body Ihe Murder is Golden-Lane. showed him moved a resolution ot confidence in "the Nati onal ge tr all —The woman, legal means. five pound notes. Sugar Interest, and Lord G-. Bentinck proposed . liiJ Ti l " y. that he has reduced the price of his Harriet Parker, charged with the Land and Labour Bank, pledging the raeetiol 1 llc f 'nl -!e,15tl*P or f*ait of their Illustiious Chief murder of the And well may the people he a committee upon the subject. He Sft »«to tbet2f fc«.io?I wm- g* children , Amina and Robert Blake, was help themselves, I T 9 i8 n eveniDfi whea he confessed to support that institution. Mr Stallwood , iu a pnee^Pri nts. H ; coloured ditto , 2s. fid. tried (yes- since the first '\ L' showed that he was hopeless, in the terday (Friday) at the Central Criminal Court night of Session proves their mfl tnS M ^ present state of the forcible speech which was loudly applauded , se- , found l House, of his carry guilty, and sentenced to death. rulers will not help them. Notwithstanding wo^-ri'o'n them? ^^ ing any measure of positive conded the resolution, which . was carried ut-aci- " ^ ^ ^ Protectio At the last hunting party of the Spanish court, the misery of the country, what occu pies our To the Court— "Ican ' t rea d." n , if proposed in the House, but he did mouslj*. A vote of thanks was given to Messrs which was held at the pardo, a wolf was shot by the Legislator* on the first ni hope that the facts he would Jones, keen, ar.d Stallwood , for their attendance ; SSul^d^^ ght of their Session ? Such a clumsily concocted adduce in the and also to Dowaeer Queen Christina. Not to feed the accusation in an Committee, would he the chairman. Cheers wero then si**en famishing—not to propound ordinary cjurt, would sufficient to cause the for the Charter ' and Jiave needed no refuta- Government and the and the Fraternity of Nations, Free Traders to re-tonsider the meeting disHolved. February 5, 1848. - _ THE NORTHERN gT AR - w-^- ' 5 > BALLOT. foe r-aosEcnrios r op BLBivoan koedeb case Uh the pe le of rruro ,. 0 6 4 Carlis le n . ,t9 °P in the great U- „ j4 be ^. *>ry struggle use of a sufficient nurabeP-of blocks estmin ster .. 0 0 6 Ci?arii£t r -Jtamiigpnce Ortween the^ fang, aad the gratuitous The following Norwich . Sprin gall 0 U 3 tha p 8ople. We see, as oar Im. Rational gssarfatiim to commence working members, successful ia the late Lynn Land Com. 0rt a ilyron saw rtf and bellows, they agreed Blackburn Land |n , with prop hetic eye, that « Blood-Wlll decision Mr "Humphries allot, were omitted . pany .. 0 5 5 Company " Mr oa spilt Uk6 for the Association. This B from the list last week „ 3 g j John West at Leeds .'—Kekbwal of the water , but the people will conguor in the S tbe masters, who promised to reconsider: FOUS a 1-har.tist Agitation.— Mr West opened his mission raarc h forB,ard brethren , under ono reported fo QRES. in tne IXX l H, ' , hries an answer on __£5_J_ 8 lar ge room of the Bazaar on Sunday evening raac an Branch .. 1 0 0 O'Connor ' themselves, but if tbe yonr district in rendering him that workmen ? Is it not just possible, that the whole Trades' Association for the protection of industry, Oldbury « 19 M Stroudwater „ 0 8 0 s ad- pecuniary as- Dukinfield Land Charter was establised, each man could amend those Barns lej-, Lowe 113 Ciayton West .. 0 S 0 mirers , Yaux - sistance which will enable him to fight his foes with loss is thrown upon chose least able to bear it: and the employment of labour. Mr Shackleton Company .. 2 0 0 hall, matters, as they wonld no longer Truro « 4 5 0 Giggleswiek - S I C il per Mr be under the neces- their own weapons. The probable amount of reduction Portsea Ch artists sity of being crowded fro m the profit produced specimens of the goods manufactured by Sheffield „ 11 10 0 Xorthw ich, Rowe 1 11 0 M' Carthy .. 0 8 0 together in filthy collars. There Sutton-iw-Ashfield. and Land Com- " — A meeting of the Old of the employer has been stated by one who ought the persons under the protection of the Association. Sunderi J ge .. 2 3 0 DerDj- „ 2 14 0 W Oliver , New. ! also existed a large body of men, who advocated the this place was on Mr pany .. 1-2 0 Guards ^ held Monday, Joseph to be well acquainted with the Carrit igton „ 5 0 0 Eccles 3 1.6 0 portPagnel l 0 1 0 abolition of death punishments, facts, at five per He also attended meetings at Cragvale, Huddevs- .. Wood house Char - they had a horror of Alway in the chairr. A committee of eleven wasap- Long Buckby M 0 15 0 Cockermouth .. 2 0 0 Few Workiug human life being taken by ike cent, ; and under tbe circumstances in whieh this field , &c. • Votes of thanks were passed to Mr tists , per Mr Men, Grace Dean 0 9 6 bayonet, bullet, or poiated , and the town divided into districts, to collect rayibrd « 1 14 6 Birming ham, halter, but none of them thought fact was given , there is no possible doubt that Shackleton and to the worthy president, T. S* Clackmsnnin „ s 5 O Goodwin „ 5 0 0 Jacksou .. 1 1 0 W Hilton .. 0 10 of abolishing the funds to assist in defraying the expenses of defending the , » Wal ton - Land ' J r F rite .. 0 o system of taking life hi Cent ral Russendale 2 15 8 Nottingham , Sweet 7 4 2 e through;starvation, through the seat of Mr O'Connor as member for Nottingham . ghest figure was named. If this is the state of Duncombe, Esq., M.P., and the meeting separated Company .. 1 0 8 W which thouBsndshad perished of late Shore ditch .. 0 17 0 Easington Lane 2 0 0 Wilson ,. 0 0 6 , both in Ireland Hebdkn Brid ge.—The democrats of this place held the case, although we are averse to the system of highly gratified with the operations of the Central W B Ferra nd, Esq. 2 0 0 T Clay .. 0 0 6 lan d Addingham .. 5 6 0 Ma ^liester « 13 1 6 and Eng , and pointed to tho Charter as the re- strikes, we should indeed be SGrry Committee, as related by Mr Shackleton. B Riggott 0 0 6 W a social meeting on Saturday evening, the 29th ult., to find that the Derby ..580 Dover .. 020 .. Temple, four - medy for those evils. Hegave aglewing W llalland .. description in commemoration of the birth of that illustrious pa- disorganised position of the South Staffordshire N ew art Hill.—A. general meeting was held in Kateliffe Bridge 5 0 0 Huntingdon .. 1 10 6 9 0 6 acr e Man .. 0 10. of the rapid strides which Chartist principles were "Witney 0 17 C Leigh „ 3 14 9 C Barrett .. 0 10 C Nichols .. 0 0 6 triot, Thomas Paine. The meeting was well attended. operatives should compel them to succumb to such the school room, which was addressed by Mr - ' making in the agricultural 12 It 0 Bradford (York ) 12 0 0 TorapstoneLaud B Pa gett ... 0 0 6 districts, and gave a Elias Hitchen was called on to preside, who opened Astley .. oheerin g account of his touri n the west an enormous injustice. Claughan ; a fine spirit of confidence was manifested, .. 16 12 8 Accrington . 10 0 0 Company ... 0 7 0 J Tagett 0 0 6 of England the meeting by a few appropriate remarks. The fol Marple .. London also waa up and If the lords of the cotton districts are, in their and the brave men of Holytown appear fast re- Mansfidd , Walker 2 0 0 Carlisle „ 4 6 0 G. Foi ... 9 2 0 R Jarv is 0 10 doiner, and he tru sted that lowings songs and sentiments, dsc&c, were given :— ... the men of the north,' would threatened reduction, apparently less exacting, it ia covering from the effects of their late stru ggle, and Wellington , So- Retford .. 7 12 6 R. and S J Bishop ... 0 10 again put forth their Song : ' Birth , of Paine'—by the whole company. merset .. 8 2 0 Hammersmith 0 11 0 energies as before, to because their unbounded avarice—so long, so perse- are fully determined , by perfecting their organisa- M-William 0 0 6 Balston Land Com- establish the glorious princi- Toast : ' The People, the source of all power'—ably Keada l .. e 14 6 Lambeth .. 1 S 3 ples-of.the People' " J. Biddle ... 0 0 6 pany ... 0 16 0 s Charter , and concluded his elo- responded to by James Clayton of veringly, and by such ingenious modes so constantly tion, to place themselves in a better position to resist Lon g Sutton .. Gil 6- Somers Town 1 8 10 quent and c Midgley. Song. ' A .. jnvineing ad dress , by invitin g any person man ' ' Minste r Lovel .. S 8 0 Bolton .. is 12 2 Mr Haywood 0 1 Q VT Boyer, Pr«ton 0 5 o s a man for a that' —J. Smith. Recitation : practised—has left a much narrower field for their any future aggressions. to put any questions they ' ' operation s. Oldham « 17 0 Blackburn . 1(7 3 S E. G. Clark 0 0 6 A 0 Hanson , ditto o I o tkought proper, but all GUBtavu s to his followers —F. Hartley. Toast : Mr Taylor, of Holy town , has reported most .. fjeeme d perfectly ' Leeds .. 5 0 0 Newton Ayr- » 1 18 0 T Lilley : 0 0 6 E James Leeds 0 2 6 satisfied.—Mr George White then ' The Peo p le s Charter , and may it soon become the The ten hours bill is the terrible ogre, against cheerin gl of his exertions in the county of Lanark , . ... , addressed the meeting. y Daki nSeld - 8 7 9 Sialybri dge m 18 18 7 Mr Wilkins ... 0 10 S Paynton ... 0 2 6 lie said that as the present law of the land '—John Hartle y. Song: 'Liberty 's which this move is directed, for no other conceivable and expressin g the gratitude of the Miners to the- m 5 0 0 Swindon .. 17 10 o time was peculiarly favourable ' Bradford R, Rantte 0 0 6 J G ibbon ... 0 10 for pushing forward cause —J. Smith. v Reci ta tion : ' The Voice of Free - Preston Bro 'sii 17 O O Sunderland _ 2 l6 0 .. Onartist principles, through cause can be seen to account for their surprising Masons' Society for their princely gift of £100 to , C.Johnstone O 0 6 Carli sle .. 2 8 0 the total want of confi- dom*—by the Chairman . Toast : * Thomas Paine , Cleator M 1 12 8 Bury „ 12 8 5 dence which the peopled unanimity. The honourable member for Manches- the subscription got up by the Central Committee T. Booth 0 2 0 D Martin , ditto 0 0 6 in -the Whig and Tory fa'- the definer and defender of the rights of man—Hunt, "Witham .. 4 18 0 Glasgow „ 4 13 6 ... tions; and , as the Exeoutive ter , when so gallantly leading the forlorn hope in th eir behalf. Altoge ther the prospects are of a Glas gow .. 1 is o Jfewcastle-u pon- J. Bedford T Lloy d ditto , 0 0 6 Committee had resolved Emmett, and all those who have struggled for the 19 6 Tyne . 25 O 6 o to renew the agitation with energy and vigour, he rights of the people against Mr Fielden's bill, protested he was alone very cheerin g descri ption in this part of Scotland. Goreb rid ge - Em ly ... 0 2 0 J Lloyd ditto 0 6 6 felt it his duty '—responden t, John Smith. Saiford .. 10 0 0 Salford .. 3 0 0 Ltigh i,. 0 14 0 J. Bates ... 0 10 to take his place once more in the Recitation : ' The Patriot'-F. Hartley. Song: * The influenced by considerations for the poor factory Blackburn.—Mr Williamson attended two im Galashiels - 4 7 0 Pershore « 3 8 0 Onartiht ranks. CbartiBm was as dear to him as ' —J. Smith. Torquay .. 0 14 6 H Coombes .Strat- Wiltshire Boy Toast: 'T. S.Duncombe , operative ; as the only tendency of this bill would be portant meetings during the last week, at this great Fewb ury « 5 4 0 Dudley „ 10 0 0 ever, and ho would cheerfully assist J . North ... o 1 0 fcrd Avon... 0 3 6 in swelling the Esq., M.P., F. O'Connor, Esq., M.P., and all the to deprive them of one-sixth of their present scanty seat of cotton manufacture ; one composed of car d Borninghold .. 10 0 Newport , Mon - numbers to the great National Petition, and called Democratic members ofthe Ilouse of Commons'—re Mold .. 1 S 6 moH th „ 012 6 S.Pike ... 6 10 Witney, per J on all present to wages—forgetting at the time that when he was room operatives, the other a general committee 1 6 6 Todmorden _ 5 0 0 Jan e Clark ... 0 10 WUliams do their duty and set a good exam- spondent, Fielden Hartley. Song : 'We'll Rally Haswett - ... 0 10 6 ple to their fellow-countrymen, fi ghting under the shadow of the great Cobden, in meeting. Serious reductions of wages have beea Snare sboroug h 0 16 Birmingham , Graj 10 0 0 Mansfi eld ... 0 7 0 J Eng land and lie passed a high around him'—by the whole company. Glee : ' Hail eulogmm on the ability and ' his successful struggle against the corn monopoly, offered at this and other towns in Lancashire, Oswald twistle « 5 0 0 Rasland „ 0 16 0 Baxter , Jersey 0 2 0 three other integrity ef ;Mr West, Noble O'Connor —by J. Smith and E. Hitchen . ¦Wellington So- Gloucester «, 8 5 0 and concluded by proposing the that his best, strongest, and constantly repeated ar- which formed a fit subject for discourse, and which , ByerB Green Char- LaudMember B 0 4 0 thanks of the meet- Toast : ' Frost, Williams , and Jones, aad otherexiled l mer set » 4 15 0 Smethwick .. 5 18 0 mi? to hira, fop his viluable gument was, If you want to make a thing dear, Were dilated upon with much force and energy by tists ... 9 6 0 J Fonlks ,Welling. services to the people. patriots'—T. Greenwood. Song : ' Transportation of TValsJ l ~ 5 3 6 Chester „ 0 18 6 The motion was carried make it scarce. Three Friends , tOD Salop... 0 5 6 unanimously. Mr West John Frost—J. Smith . Recitation : ' The despair ' If this argument, as against the Mr Williamson, in long and powerful addresses, Covent ry M 3 0 0 Market Rasen - l 10 o , thanked the meeting for that "Winlaton .. 1 16 6 B:.eup .. 2 10 0 Lougfcborougb 0 1 6 Chartists . Higher mark of their con fi- of hunger'—Thomas Greenwood. Toast : ' The De« Corn Lords was sound, and we believe it was ; it is highly satisfactory to the hearers under the circum- d^nce, and expressed hispleasure at ' Jame s Ashton « 0 4 0 B T llallam .. 0 10 9 J Bates , ditto 0 0 6 Lan d.Pilkin gton O 5 11 seeing Mr Giorge mocrat s of all nations —by the Chairman. Recita- equally sound and true as against the Cotton Lords. stances ; they being, at the ' moment, under the White and Mr James ¦ Jacob Single .. 0 2 6 Thos Horrocks 0 2 0 RBratrop ... 0 0 6 Hateliffe Brid ge 0 9 7 Leach a^ain taking their tion : The Standatd of Trot h'-F. Hartley. Toast : We say to the cotton workers, if you want to make threat of ten per cent, reduction in their wages. 0 2 6 Wm Gasses 0 2 6 ition in the Chartist ' - Edw in (Jill .. .. E Kinder , Stales- T F 0 0 0 pos movement. On the motion The NosrHEKs Star, the Ewburqh Wbbklt E.\ if 0 4 0 Jno Quale „ ' 0 17 6 your labour dear,—(that is you wish to en- J M G .. of Mr West, thanka were voted to the chairman, and prbbs , and all the Democratic Pre ss' —A . Cro wther. "Wm Wooto n ., 0 S 6 Geo llartyn _ o 2 0 bridge ... 0 10 Few friends ,Ches- hance your wages,) make it scarce. We believe in Kendal Shoemakers.—a strike of a few daya 'du- J Williamson ter ,per3TrEMantle, were convenience ; particularly, when' such request was over its surface mei-set .. 8 2 0 Sleaford .. 114 0 pool 0 5 0 DFaBBett ... 0 10 O'Con- it has been imbibing the fluid contents of imperfect 0 Sonth Shields ' .. 0 5 0 ... nor in defending his seat for Nottingham . appointedlocallecturers. The secretary was instructed Lou*- Sutton H 1 0 Bungay ... 0 3 0 Ca therine Carm i- conveyed to them in the name of one united hard- cloacse, and the poisonous exhalations of its half- Minster Lovel M 0 4 0 Sheffield - 5 0 0 Carried unanimously. After a vote of thanks to to apply to the Executive for the services of Mr Kydd J P Stephens , cheal ... 0 0 G working population , who were determined to have buried inhabitants, until tbe sub-soil has become one Bath .. 0 2 0 Strou dwater - 0 3 0 the chairman, the meeting dissolved. in the district. 1 17 0 Clayton West .. I 7 6 Braintree ... 0 10 G Allgood 0 0 4 it. The manufactures of cotton, or of iron, or oi vast hot-bed of pestilential infection . Now, the burial- Oldham .. ... Cirr asd Fixsbvry Localities.—National Char, Receipts op Central Reoisteat ion and Election ' 1 11 0 Giggleswick „ 0 12 0 G Allen , Winches- J Breedon ... 0 0 4 any other commodity, have the right, and they exer- places in this kingdom have little to boast of over Dukinfield ~ ter Association.—Good Intent, Back-hill, Hatton- Committee. — Ashton-under-Lyne , per W. Woodr offe, Kottiruham , Sweet 17 2 Der by ~ 0 3 0 ter ... 0 0 6 p M'Grath 0 10 o cise it of fixing the price at which they sell their those of Egypt. There is this distinction, however, ... garden Januar y 30th.—Mr AluTuttin the chair, The 6s. for Notting ham Election.—Jame s Gbass bt Sec. , Leicester , AstiH 3 0 0 Birmingham , W Hbrspool 0 0 6 W Vixen ... 0 10 0 , ' commodity governed ane* influenced only by those to be drawn. In the latter country, the system em- 0 Goodwin » 2 8 6 ... received from the secretary ABBXXBI.T flooits, 83, DEiN- STEEIT , SOHO . — Mr ; Barnslev , Lowe 0 14 A Hurre ll ... 0 0 6 C Doy'e ... 0 10 0 secretary read the reply ployed is at once recognised and permitted. In Eng- Norwich Clark 0 4 6 Nottingham , Sweet 12 8 Institution , stating that there were Thomas Clark delivered an highly instructive , excellent, circumstances which their experience teaches them , R Petril, ditto 010 0 T Ciark 0 10 0 of the British. land , men pay * funeral dues,' under the impression Hon - 12 9 Manchester .. 2 12 7 ... with tbat Institution ; the re- and eloquent address , on ' Capital and Labour ,' proving must not be overlooked in their calculations ; and 4 0 J Sparrow , West S Boonham 0 5 0 three rooms connected that their dead fulfil their destiny—return * ash.63 to Manchester „ 26 9 7 Dover .. 0 ... to| demonstration the supremacy of the latter , on 0 10 Wa rren ... o 5 o spective charges for which were fa., 12s., and 26i. ; this right they are able to act upon by the power Sew Radford ., 0 19 Leigh ~ 13 4 minster .„ J Sunday evening last January 30th ashes, dust to dust.' Whether they gain more by 0 5 0 and that in engaging the largest room, the Chartist , . He was listened and spirit of union. Stourbridge .. I 0 0 Morpeth « 4 5 6 Worksop, Land T Almon d ... to with breathless attention, and at the close loudly their purchase than a solemn plausibility, those who Edinbu rgh .. 0 3 5 Arb roath » 13 0 10 6 W H Nicholson 0 5 0 body had paid no more than other parties. Mr Elijah have heard these lectur es or perused what I have Company ... 0 applauded , J he same right pertains to the possessors of la- Braiu tiee (Tr ansfer) 0 0 9 Retfo rd .. 2 7 6 Nobbs moved tbat an apology be sent by the secretary R James, Bsngor 0 2 6 Mr Gill ... 0 5 0 ' or indiffer- written, can determine for themselves. The condi- Kort bamptoa Lambeth .. 0 10 0 Institution. Seconded by Mr TnoMA s Pa ine s Natal Dat,—A strong muster of the bour ; but theyjrora their ignorance of, , Holbroo k ... 0 14 9 J Murray ... 0 5 0 to the secretary of the tion of the burial-places in Ireland seems to be even Pebard y „ 1 Ifl 0 Blackburn „ 22 12 3 unanimously. Messrs Allnutt and mon of Marylebone wa B held at the George Washingto n, ence to, this valuable principle, are robbed of their J Mitchi son 0 10 0 J Clark ... 0 5 0 Gover, and carried worse than those in other portions ofthe Unit8d Rochdale „ 0 11 3 Newton , Ayr „ 0 2 0 ... from the Metropolitan 1*1, Praed .street , Ed geware -road , on Monday evening, right, and place themselves at the mercy of those W Biackfond 0 10 Kingsbri dge Land Fennell gave in their repert although they are almost universally in a Somers Town ., 0 4 0 Swindon .. 10 0 January 31st, to do honour to the memory of the im- be wise in Kingdom , ' ., 0 13 6 ... 0 5 0 Delegate Committee. Mr A. Fennell mored, and Mr who buy their labour. Working men, condition. In the Gainsboroug h „ 0 4 0 Sundcr and T. S. Broeke , Company mor tal Thomas Paine . The place of meeting was tast e- most disgusting and dangerous Hanlev .. 8 8 3 Bury M 0 14 0 0 10 Livesay seconded, the following addross to the French time. Waste not your energies in these partial and Dewsbury... 0 10 0 G R Westminst er fully decorated with banners bearing app ropriate neighbourhood of Castle Island and Ballylonford,'in Hawick ., O ll 6 Glasgow .. Old Democracy :— 3ardiffLand W Lister ... 0 10 and portraits of the man ill-organised conflicts. You, surely, jbave tried the above country, from the imperfect covering Preston , Brown 10 0 Silfora .. 1 16 0 mottoes , whose memory the Company ... 0 6 6Q Home ... 0 1 o IBE CHABTISTS OF THE CITV OP LONDON TO IBB them often enough to be convinced of their absolute thrown over the recent dead , troops of dogs prey Cleator M 18 0 Newport , Mon- compouy had met to were. Mr John Godwi n* a die- . Land mNCE , Violent madness is William .. 0 2 0 mouth M 0 7 0 Emmett Bugade , GilliBg DEM00BACY OF oiplo of Paine , of some thirty year B standing , was called inability to effect any real or permanent benefit to from day to day on tho bodies. Glusgow ., 0 4 0 Rag lau d ., 0 19 0 Ifertbjr 0 6 6 Company ... 0 5 6 Mr Trebilcock doing the result, *hich haa led these rabid animals, not ... Bbeth&en ,.— Our obje ct in address ing yon is to depre- to tho chair. tho honour s of the you. To fight the battle of labour against the un- ge ., 0 2 0 Gloucester .. 0 10 0 J Mathers ... 0 1 6 W Cro al ... 0 0 6 only to attack one auother, bot the cattle in the Gorebrid cate the revival of nation al animosities between the vice-chair . During the evening tho following toasts due encroachments of capital , requires not so much Salford 4 0 0 Smethwick a 0 6 0 0 0 6 , civilisation, expansive ^ Few Woolcombirs , R Crom ... be excited by the gunpowder were given, aud ably responded to :— « The Sovereignty ' fields Methinks our boasted Galashiels « 0 2 6 Chester ., 0 2 6 two countries , attempted to money as unity of purpose and action. You may Barnstap le 0 10 w Thatcher... 0 06 Peop le,' ' The Unenf ranchised ,, as it is, may clothe itself in sackcloth and ashes- Newbury « 0 4 0 Market Rasen M 0 10 0 manifestoes of the Duke of Wellington and the gunpow- ofthe Helots known by raise, as you have done before, your thousands oi Shoreditch ... 0 16 Mr Anonens, Ched- ' the emblems of tbe Rose, Shamrock and This tle;* it should hide its head for very shame. That man, Haswell M 0 8 8 Bacup .. 2 10 6 der manufacturer , Mr Pigon ; the one anxious to revive , pounds, and spend them in profitless strikes. But, Eccles ... 0 12 0 dington 0 5 0 • t and Switzerland the image of his God, the heir of immortality , Knareshoro ugh 0 0 6 Co'Ium pton H 0 10 ... the scenes of his yout h ; the other toobtain an increa sed Sicily, I aly, , and may the first Bhot -ft-alsaU .. 0 4 0 Bolton .. 10 2 City and Finsbury 0 9 2 Rochdale ... 10 0 form yourselves, as you never have yet done, iuto a trampled upon during life, hideous in death, should demand for his manu facture. We , as Chartists and De- fired against the liberties of those nations be the signal Ledbu rv , Huish "070 Oldham » 0 36 K>ni!wor th Land RGK ... 0 3 0 mighty defensive league for the protection of your again be made the victim of well deserved punish- " mocra ts, turn a deaf ear te theit cries ; we have , and for the emancipation of Europe ;' ' The immortal me- Teovil 0 2 0 Thorpe M 8 19 C 0 10 ment to his survivors, is a fearful reflection for those .. Compa uy ... 0 3 0 Y X far nobler objects in view than mory of Thomas Paine ,' ' The Natlonhl Land Plan , the just rights, and you will then be in a condition to Rochdale - 0 19 0 Kirka ldv .. 1 5 10 we trus t you have also, the forebodin g of a more ter- Winchester, per AB 0 10 to Inculcate gem of the mind of Feargus 0'Cmnor,' After the decide upon what terms, you will sell to any man who see in the bresent Uausfidd , Wal ker 13 6 John M'Greenshill 0 2 0 blojdsaed f . war, and slaug hter . We wish rible Potcbe From Mr G. A. Walker's Fourth Leo- Stince BS ... 0 19 0 Joh n Hut chinson 0 2 0 and do not in- sentiment of' Thomas Paine ,' ilr Edmund Stallwood your property—your labour. Thos Bartlett .. 0 2 9 Henry Woodcock 0 4 6 the principles of universal brotherhood , ture on the Metropolitan Grave- Fords. Jacob Single .. 0 2 0 "Wm Gasses .. 0 2 0 Brecon ... 0 5 6 Staly bridg a ... 15 0 and frater. delivered a short but pithy address on the works of tend to be diverted from advocating peace , The Central Committee have met as usual during by. a Yonso Lady.— Last week, an in- Hewv Fi !2imons 0 2 0 D R H'Ca rtb y 0 4 0 Few poor Weavers 0 1 S Tonbridge Wells 0 7 0 of disappointed warriors. ' Thonn s Paine ' which was raptnrously applauded. Mwideb. ' nity, by the interested outcri es , upon the s Foxton ., 0 2 0 John Quale .. 0 2 0 Br aintree Land NeWCaStle.On . Messrs Trebilcock Munden the week. The correspondence has been unusually quest was held at Widcombe-hill , Bath , Jame No, brethren of Fran ce 1 wa trust the day has long gone , , Tatterde .1, Gaest , Stall- C E Morgan 0 2 0 J P F Pike .. 0 2 0 Company ... 0 5 0 T jne ... 0 13 7 heavy from all parts of the country, and of move body of a newly-born female child , the offspring of .. who wish to tyrauni se over the many, wood , and others , contributed by thoir abilities to add Thos Trench „ 0 4 0 James Ea sterby 0 2 0 by, when a few Stickland, the daughter of Mr Stickland, Few friea«. s, Pershore ... 0 12 0 s We much to the and whilst past than an average gloomy character. There never Miss Julia Joha Annitsge 0 2 0 John Turne r .. 0 4 0 can create an ill feeling between the two natio n . harmony of the evening ; , but now living re« Paddock ... 0 10 0 Monck ton Derer ill 0 14 0 under politicians w«re honoured , formerly landlord of the New inn Thos Davej „ -0 1 0 Wm Turner .. 0 4 0 are a ware that you, as well as ourse lves, are living , present politics were not for- perhaps have been, at any former period such uni- Few friends Bacup ... 1 10 0 * tired, in Church-street, in the neighbourhood. Last John Stanton .. 6 2 0 Henry Kir kham 0 2 0 , a government based on force and fraud , but ia that any gotten . It was resolved , that the 'Emmott Brigade versal complaints from all quarters of prolonged btman 0 2 8 Kendal ... 0 1 3 J C Ingram Aber- Monday morning week the body ofa child was found John Siepnenson 0 2 0 Wm Wig , reason why we should quarrel with each Other ? No! ofthe Nation al Charter Association , should have a joyful and, in many cases, increasing distress. But still a Wm Piirkin .. 0 10 Richd tUiseH .. 0 2 0 Twelve Land mem* gavenny ... 0 2 6 in the garden of the house, No. 8, Church-streat, Although Guizot may be a synonyme for falsehood , cor- resurre ction at the ' George Washin gton ,' on Monday most excellent feeling is manifested towards the As- the ad- Vim Lee .. 0 10 John Brunsden 0 2 0 hers J &rrow 0 10 0 J Hancock do 0 10 and from ita position and the situation of . , and trea cher y—though Thiers niaj be a evening nest , February 7th , and continue ita existence John Wallis „ 0 10 TheophUus Stree t 0 2 0 0 G ruption , sociation , with deep expression of regret of inability appeared pretty evident that tha W Nisbett ... 0 Mrs Hancock , do 0 1 0 vloknce—thoug h as an auxiliary to the ' Mar ylebone lecality of the joining houses it James Wallis ., 0 10 JohnJordon .. 0 2 0 synoDyrae for anti -Engli sh feeling and window of No. Mary lelone 0 12 5 H Mor gan , do 0 0 6 and class- Na tional Charter Association ' to keep up their payments to the Association, and child musthave been thrown from the John Goodwin „ 0 1 0 Wni M Buhner 0 2 0 ... Russell may be but anothe r word for finality , until the Charter shall Globe and Friends 0 13 0 G Ansty, do... 0 0 6 bespeaking the lenity of the Central Committee, so 9. Subsequently it was discovered that one ofthe Francis C Goldiug 0 2 0 John Lennon .. 9 2 0 legislation—the two couutries have interests in common become ihe law of the land . A vote of thanka was 0 2 0 Mr LoDg ... 0 0 6 B Ingram do 0 0 6 ' far as to free them from the penalties awarded by Miss Stickiands was ill in bed, aud an inquestboing Alfred Golding 0 2 8 Thomas Baker , with each other , and one cannot make any movemtnt given t o the cba rman ; and to Mr Stallwood , for hia 0 2 0 CB-ans called, tbe mother and one of the sisters of the sus- Cupar Fife ... , Absr- without the good attendance, and the meeting was dissolved the laws for non-payment, according to their pro- £152 C 10 for the regeneration of the ir country , . their evidence be- R Haslop , Ljnn 0 2 6 gavenay ... 0 0 6 visions. It is painful to the Committee to be com- pected female were examined, and , effects of tho movement being felt in the other . ing very contradictory, the inquest was adjourned for elicited refuse such applications but they have no 128 14 2 Frenchmen I we respond with joy to the spirit BirEBiAL Legislation. —Mr O'Co nnor has received pelled to , a post mortem examination of the body of tbe infant. other them Total Land Fund ...... £911 5 9 atth 'i R.-form banquets at Rouen , at Lyon s, and the followine with the subjoined resolution *.—¦ such power vested in , and the operations of At the resumed inquest, medical evidence was given Expense Fund ...... 152 6 10 towns where you raised the cry of liberty, equa lity, and Town Clerk' , Jan. this Association cannot he carried on unless the in tho course ot " Errata.--In the Nokthebj * Stab of Jannary. 8:h, \ , s Office , Cork , 83, South Mall upon the npoearance of the child , Rules ...... 4 19 £ Finsbury should have been—Land, £1 Is. Gd. Ex- 1 fraternity. Oa the part of the Charti st cltizenB of Lon- 3rd, 1818.—Sir,-— The Council of this Borough payments, small as they are in amount, are sent up which the two surgeons who made the post mortem pense £1 103. 61. The Dunkirk money waa duly don , we respond to you—we aBk of you as men and De- havine directed me to forward to the members of punctually to the office. examination, stated their belief that the_ child \va3 £1,068 11 11 mocrats, to let all petty feelings ot riralry die away be- both Parliament, a copy of a resolution indicated a acknowledged on the loth to Devizes. The Yeovil Houses of Merthyr Tybvil.—On Monday, January 31st, born alive, and also said the appearances The Bank, for the fortnight ending tween us ; if any rivalr y is to be excited , let it be as to adopted at an assembly of tho council, held on the as though occasioned by concussion. money, £1 2s., ia acknowledged in the list of this Mr Humphries wailed upon Messrs Jones and violent death, Feb.2 516 18 9 ' for Land and 10s. for Expense were which shall be of the greatest service in regenerating 1st inst., I beg to send you at foot a copy ol such re- The mother of Miss Stickland alao admitted that her week. £5 3s. Williams, nailmakers, in Merthyr T dvili, acknowledged to Yeovil on the loth. The £1 3s. Europe. solution. I have the honour to be, Sir, your very y South evidence on the previous occasion was given under , on a case of reduction offered to the £ljj 8o 10 8 from Arbroath, appear in the list Citizens \ we, like yon, are stru ggling for our righ ts ; obedient servant, Alexanber M'Cartuy, Town Wales men, feelings of strong excitement, and with a ««"f JJ» -st for ExpenEe Fund, invi 'M' hiv. we like you have been trodden under foot by a base and Clerk. To Feargus O'Connor, Esq., M.P., for Not- amounting to ten or twelve per cent. Tbe men had and deposed that on her leturn this week. , , screen her child, ner Wh. Dixos. venal government and we like you are determined to tingham. been working one week under protest, to afford the from church on Sunday evening she louna ; , , ! sitting; on the bed- Cbbibtopbeb. Doiu:, obtain from th tm those rig kts which , trusting to the dis- Resolved-' That the acta of the English Parlia- Central Committee full timefsr sending an agont to daughter Julia in her bedroom,. Thos. Cubs (Corres. Sec.) Harden Grange, Jan. 29, 1848. and bo unjustl y ment, during the late short Session, are sufficient po suspicion of her d*«f<£* , union of Democrats , they have so long adjust the dispute by means of mediation. Accord- j side very ill. Having of the cir- M'Gkath you a cheque for £2 towards the withheld. Welouk on this war cry, as broug ht forward proofs of the utter hopelessness of looking to it tor she took no further notice YBlUr , (Pin . Sec.) Sir.—I enclose ingly, Mr Humphries was appointed to wait upon | bein» pregnant, suspicions. were Mr O'Connor's seat in for the pur pose of estranging the people ofthe two coun- ( either Justice, or Good Government ; and that there Next day, however, her expense of defending the above named gentlemen, who complained of j cumsKe body or the mtant, tries and retarding those reforms we have striven for ' is no prospect of happiness or prosperity for thia aroused by the discovery of the RECEIPTS OP NATIONAL CHARTER ASSOCIATIO N. Parliament. , the English nail masters underselling them in the daughter, she admitiod tl from so long, but our mutual enemies are much mistaken , if Country , until it is free of the baneful influence of imon ouestioning her j S Forbes „ 0 » 10 Ensin gton Lane 0 0 s I need not inform you that I differ grea y S" female child, and also they imagine that the cry of invasion and war will serve foreign, hostile and oppressive Legislation.' market, and to compete with them they were com. j tha she hadgiven birth to a J Day ., 0 0 10 Oldham .. 0 4 0 his political views; but if , ot the win- Mr O'Connor in some of le for liberty. ' pslled to reduce wages. Mr Humphries argued , 1 thnt she afterwards threw the body out- or J Brid geman .. 0 0 19 Wolverhampton 0-2 6 fair and as a meunB to stranglo tho strug g Iron Moulders' Strike is Sovia SrAPPoansnmE. the child never breathed moved »ver a seat in Parliament was obtained by that such a plea was untenable, inasmuch as no dt ttS^ ' P Forres tor .. 0 0 10 Doncaster .. 0 5 0 Bill Frenchmen ! a new generation has sprang up since —The iron moulders held their adjourned meeting was produced by the legal ad- Birmin gham h onourable means his was, and as the Reform ' A medioal certificate , per H Dalev .. 0 0 CI the days of Waterlo o. Men who admire tho unsubdued on Monday last, at the Fountain. Inn, Tipton. The other masters in Merthyr had made such an at- to attend Hr FusseU .. 0 10 0 S Armstrong „ 0 0 fi of the power of elect- viser of the prisoner, stating her inability leprived the working classes spirit , and gallant bearing of the Fre nch Democrac y, large room was filled with moulders fro m the various tempt , and denounced the present reduction as un- j Cambenv fcll and Brighton , per I should inquest. The Csroner summed up the evidence, ng moie than two hundred members, willing to atone for the follies of which shops on strike, every man present declared his de- the Walwort h „ 0 4 2 Floirer .. 0 3 0 and Who are called for as unjust. The only terms that could be Jury, after nearly an hour's consultation, re- ber deprived of his Bra dford I am, Sir, as trade revived they would withdraw it on the , The Bristol Jourhal apologises to its reafe , York 0 6 ii ¦ the ma Hy wrongs inflicted on unhappy tion of the thumb, the result ofa fall caused by a piece 4 Your obedient servant, Cracow; against nails. These term's were unanim ously having represented a Christmas party as dining us*, the liberti cidal Interference of the Wh ig of orange peel that was accidentally lying on thepave- other class of ^•3 18 \V. B. ?ERRAN D. Poland ' against • i' a * fat porhr,' lOi yourselves rejected,, and as two gentlemen had kindly offered at softer ,' instead of government in Portugal. We, as well as , menti -s f n' n/VT-1 "^ ' m I Mr. Thomas Clark. ' fimrom T HE NORTHE RN STAR . hj» was j ^ " -^—— " „„.„„. I , t»».-._ ._„ or«. threeit,„. years„.<„.« . I paidnaldsome some the II minuteminutes s hj» was again piiaqedaoed at thebar .—I— InnBpeetorR n«^». «.. ..' ¦ 'iHJl n-U UU1UO"«'" vh ¦ pay much rent th«Be two £ » '¦ ——^ 1 as Oabome-hou se, has , since the departure THE »* a man for money. ' said tha t dtrecfca/ a«tt -«ie prisoner was disohw !' Bite, who s»w smoke issuing fr om the upper windows. y&erto year before last. I would not murde r gj v and tho reside nts [cf the court , been tak en down , and not a vestige of I believe it is worae to shoot a man than to commit per- teo4i§» wooBcn eap from his head , and putti ng his temsence An immediate alarm was given, CtoKHEt , Jau. 27.—MoBDxa of Lobd Ormoud' s Uhdk« si •JB etropoItt Ki In sensible of the danger to which they were [ the former building remain s. The ground haslbeen Cody, brothers the jury. I am not taking a false oath now. I took the long In li'dashed his han d through the window of the Br ^ were made Stewa bd —Ph ilip Cody and Henry , , immediatel 0 The whole of the parties , with the excep- excava ted, ahd prepared for the foundation «f what 30 years of age, were in- gun I have now from a man of the Kennedys , at Ard- Bear publ ic-house y opposite the o5ia9 ^ ^ INOUSBTB. ,- . i, exposed. former about 20 and the latter -Befor e Mr in bed, asleeep, were able to get out will be the front elevation ; and wo learn that his last , 1847 at Ktl- ereiny. I took it because it was a thing doing through breaking two jquare s of gUui.—Mr Arnol d, af ter J S" * op Focr Childre n bt FiRE . tionofachild dicted for having, upon the 9th of Ju ly , Death bodies of four much difficulty ; but upon their again at- Royal Highness Prince Albert,and probably accompa- at Edward Madden , tho country. I loaded the gun with shot to pr actice. I furt her isiqulry, sentenced the prisoner to pay 33 the London Hospital, on the without lorn ey in this county, fired a gun ' ^ Bak ?lt on from ascend the stairs , to rescue the child , nied by her Majesty, will pay a short visit next week, and died in was at the beating of Costollo four years ago. I was not Hie value of the glass , or be imprisoned seren ' who had died in the above instit uti tempting to Inflicted a wound, of which he langui shed d» J 8 8 children clothes catchin g the placo so full of fire that they were un- fer the purpose of laying the loundation stone. The and paid for it. I heat him because Johnny Scnlloagh bid Being unable to pay he was conveyed to prison . % ' -urie7 they had received by their they found tW in of Cha rles One of the firemen of the name ef presen t intended elevation will be connected with short ly. me. He had quarte r ground and becau se he would not SOUTHWARK.—Hxibtless Comddct of a P[, , Sc- The first inqu est was on the body able to ente r. Th« AMonHEV Gehbj ui stated the facts He , 0 o Ebzabeth-eardens upon learning tha t a child waa in the pre- tbe extensive building lately erected in the rear, and circu mstance In tbe ease give it to Johnny Scullough I was sent te beat bim. I han. —Art hur Pasco, » policeman, Iato ofthe If **' Griffiths. 3£ed four, ofNo. 17, Stare , said tnat vbe most extraordinary dlvkla the deceas ed , at no little personal risk , inTor cmg when the former is complete, will form fhe main the very short beat him on the body, but he was cut on the head. I was summoned under the Bastard y Act The ' Str atford. On Friday morning week , raises succeeded that the deceased was fired at within circa went tor an gh the smoke and heat , and he hap- building or body of tbe new Osborne-house. The was his fellow workmen , beat him on the head also, and had pistols, whi ch I bor- stances were of a very aggravated charaottr aca ' was left alone by his mother while she his way thro u has been inhabited distan ce of one hundre d yards from Dat,^' absenc e, he commenced pily succeeded in bringin g the child out in safety. west wing, on which is the tower, the shots ; and , as far as he (the row ed to look at. defendan t . It appeared that while aj>olicemanh efonnl1 errand , and , during her -About half-past ten for some time past by the Royal family, and- will some of whom hear d 2 His clothes soon caught MELANC HOLY Loss of LiFE. aid judge many of whom could have To the Cod&t : I had a pistol when I went te take the sn acquaintanc e witn a Dutcner named (Gams , in Big u playing with some luclers. about eleven years also be connected by a corridor to the main build- Attorn oy.Genflral) CO , gun " ately enveloped in flames. on Tuesday morning a fine boy, ' . man-str eet, who had an only daught er a girl , sevj ntew^ Ire , and he was immedi New-cut wing and clock- aecured the murderer s...... garden by a female, old , was bur ned to death in GroY e-place , ing ; and when the other intended iven in the subj oined evidence :— To Mr Rouxstoh : I fired the gun after I took it out years of age, livin g with him. With this girl the , He was seen running across tbe , one a girl handsomest The facts are g dT and the flames were Lambeth . Two children , named Brown tower are erected, will be one of the atBallyknac kln. ond am a steward of Kennedy ' s house, but not at any person. Mr Bayly fend ant had aa improper Intimacy , nnd the girl A*L* who called loudly for assistance , t sitting in Palazzo, John Kuti-T : IKve pr ov most severely, and ex- of four and a boy of five, were lef marine mansions. The building is in the Ormond , at the wood did me injury. It was not he committed me to gaol. I enceinte , aad when the defendant was app rised extinguished. 11a was burnt durin g the absence les. In the omplog went of the Marquis of of h pired The second inquest chairvbefore the room fire, nnd or Italian and Grecian sty Madd en was em- was ta ken on suspicion two or th ree times. The Injury condition he endeavoured to induce ber to swear on the following; Sanddv. became «gntted . 60MBRSET6HI RP.. o! Klllerney . The deceased Edward thH I Bacn el1, aged thre e, ot No. of the mother the clothes of the boy ovsr the women that Mr Bayly did me was, that twelve or thirteen years it was by another m»n .—The father of the girl was tn tbe body of Ann who found the Mubdbr. On Saturday last, Ber« ployed there as an assistant stewar d ff , Fri day week the deceased Hi s scream s bro ught the neighbours , Thb Dukdby — ago he took land from us. When asked to go and shoot examined, and ho gave an account of the *' 5, Tyler-place, Dalston. On spre ading round jamin and Janes Hazell were committed for trial, engaged in bar king the timber . I know the prisoners . defendant* , who had gon e boj 's clothes in fiame o, and the fire him, did not remember that he took tbe land . I migh t base conduct in the transaction . That he (the was left in the room by her father to of their uncle, Hazell. Ob the 9th of July I left tay own place te go to the wood. fathern f oal f or his children , and when he th e room . The little sufferer survived only have charged with the murder W. murder any other gentlemen in the county if the same was compelled to leave his house and shop in out to procure from him. The -DBVOKS HIKE. Aa I was passin g through it I heard a shot , and heard the car a mass of the partly- bu nt thin gs removed man atked me. Wh en sent to gaol , I was told that John of his daughter while he was gone to * returned he found the deoeased Exktbb. —Signs of the Times.—It is a memncholy Madd en bawl. I knew his voice. I looked after I heard market . Tint but the injuries greater por tion ofthe humble fur niture of the room Daly was going to bacomo informer , and was advised to tho defendant , bein g a married man 5re. The fhmes were put out, _ fact that there bave been already opened at the the shot , and saw the smoko, end observed a man, nnd , had offered to paM [ that she expired the was destroye d. turn myself, and not leave him to swear against me. I that part of his beat as often as he could were of s ich a serious nature Bankrup , one half as many fiats in bank- then another , who bounced out oloee to where the first , aB a kln d 6f F body oJ Jane Mason, Fibe at Mr Apslby Pellatt 's Glass Works. — tcy Court myself up because the police came to look for me, prot octioH to the girl left at home same da;'. The next was on the during the first fourteen days of the pre - man was, and fir ed a second shot , I af terward s heard a gavo , The fathe r hwt Turne r 's - buildi ngs, St On Thursday , about one o'clock , a fire broke out in ruptcy, ' t know what they were af t er me for. Heard of with tears in his eyes ¦ ag-M eight , residing in sent month (Janu ary), as during the whole of the thi r d shot, and saw the man who fired it. I heard Mad den but didn , said that the defendan t „' ' ' the accident oc- the extensive premises known ns the Falcon Glass- in the case before I gave myself up. ' stead of acting ns a protector George a-in.the .Efisi. In this case bawl Immediately after tho first shot , nnd before the the rewar d , was the destroye r of hi» 1 paren ts, and the Works, the property of Apsley Pellatt. Esq., situ ate year 1844. the examination of other witnesses for tho pro- daughter 's virtue , and had curr ed during the absence of her second. After tho first shot was fired he began to move After brough t disgrace upon a any evidence was a near Holland -stre et, BUckfri ar s. An instant .cry and defeace, and aa address to the jury from girl young enough to be ' onlv witness that could give away, and then tho two others were fired after him . secution J his daug hter. —Mr Cottlna stated it ap- of fire was raised, and messengers wer e despatched eston for the prisoners , and a r eply from the ham said the corroborative child ared six years , and from what she Madden ran out at the gap, ahd the three men followed Mr Roll proof in this case »J \ iece of paper, in various directions for the engines. As soon as Solicitor-G eneral , on the pari of the Crown , tho Chief wanting, although he had pear ed t iat the deceased lig~hted a p gcotlattt r. him ; the three shots were fired at bim before he reached no doubt of tho defend ant ' -A er went to her possible the bripade engine from Southwark-brid ge- charge d the jury, who, af cer a quart er of an and her clothes caught fire. ledg the gap. There were hea ps of brushwood collected on Ju stice being the father of the child . He (the Magi strate ) did ' re wer e , tollowed by the West of England irom delibera tion returned into court with a verdict of assistance and extinguished the flames. Thf road arrived Z BTLAN O. tbe sides of the path along which the deceased was hour's , not regret tho want ol proof iu such a case , as the pB. aged bix years , don-street and Waterloo-road. The firemen and of acquittal in favour of Rowan , * three other children in the room , one Farring A SnoAL of Whalbs.—In a storm on the 13:h passing , and tt was from behind the brushwood the men guilty against Daly, nidhmen t he would have the power of inflicting was onths. flames were furiously raging, Limjcbick Special Commisoiok Summa ry ano ther two years , and the third eleven m — then found that the ultimo, a shoal of no fewer than one hundred and who fired the shots came . The persons who were present Count y .— quite inadequate. Ho should, therefo re, discharge tba "awl ey, a pparently in what is termed the ' cutting shop, * the special commission for this county The last cas* was on the bod y of Michael small bottle-nosed whales we're ' shipwrecked' pursue tho murderers I did not attempt to of convictions at defendant , but would recomme nd the father of tho girt immediately over the steam- engine-hou se. The eighty did not . aged two , No. 7, Green-bank , Wap ping. The Haroldswick. follow th em myself for they wero out of sight in a minute from the opening to the close, on Saturday evening :— to lose no time in levying his action for seduotion hose of the engines were quickly drawn out , and on the island of . mother left the deceased , who went to the fireplace , GLASGOW. I turned back from tho place and set the people to work To be Ha hqbb.—On the 7th oif February , William against the defendant , and , no doubt , ample dama ges everything was in rea diness for work , but, unfortu- . and his clothes caugh t fire. lie died from the effects upwards of twelve thousand unemployed ist w s a v but they did not all Ryan; * Puck ,' for the murder of: John Kelly at Knock - would ba awarded. If the defendant was not in a con. water was flowing from the There are The l of orkmen wa c lled o er, of the burns on the following Fri day. The coroner natel y, not a drop of at present, and serious considera- answer. There were 160 men altogether Henry Cody sentry ; Andrew Dea, for the murd«r of Edward Murphy dition to pay them , he would be detained in prison , firemains in the district. To obtain a sufficient persons in Glasgow . aa expre ssed his surpr ise that the whole of the oases tions are beginning to obtrude themselves us to the did not attend tbat day at all, but Phil. Cody cams atone at DuHtryleague. On the 11th February , John Ronehan , thb Insolvent Commissioners , in the event of bis appli. considered the supply, the engines were taken down one of the Bhould be se much alike, and said he means which onght to he employed for the relief ol o'clock and made a half day: Tbey Were both at their for the murder of John M'l ueroy of Adam ttown . On tbe cation, would rem and him,for the longest perio d. was in from, the Thames. Tbis, eause of there bein g so many deaths from fire i wharfs, and set to work so much destitution, which has sarther the appear- work on the following day. They worked there all that 22 i February, Jamos Skeahah aud James Quan s, for the Umwabrahtable Cohddct op a City Comstabie ,_ so intense ly cold of necessity, took up considerable time, and the consequence of the weather being ance of increasing than diminishing. day, but never after. murd er of Mr Ra lph Hill at Rathurd ; Michael Howard , H. Isaacs , who stated himself to be sn officer ia the durin g the past week. Thep&Tents of the deceased flames meanwhile continued to travel—so much so, for the murder of Johanna and Cornelius Hourigan at EDINBURGH. Mr M . Ryan, resident magistra te : I went to see Madden employ of th e Bankers' Pro tection Society, wa s charged were then called in, and severely admonishe d for that the immense pile of buildi ngs appeared doomed Bally'cullen Bear Crcom. Total , six for execution engines could be Drunkenness,—Tlio police cases of this descrip- after he wo« shot , on the same day, and found him lying . with obtaining a work-box from tbe house of Mr Cross , their negligence In leaving the childr en alone. Ver- to destruction. The moment tho gradually increased said was, • Ah, sir, To be Tbah bpo&xad voa Lira .—William tfrewen , of Cumberland-row , Walwor th-road under fraudulent pr t» charged with water, a powerful stream was scattered tion were 4,900 in 1844, and have In an out-house. The first word ho , diel, ' acciden ta l death'in each case. to 1.585 in le47. they have done my job at last.' He also said he did not New Garden , for harbouring William Ryan;, 'Pu ck ,' tences .—Complainant said that on Thursday ni ght Death by Violesce.—Before Mr G. I. Mills, at into that portion ot the premises where the flames knowing him to be charged with feleny ; Patrick Bourke , while he was absent from appeared to be raging, but without producing any expect to recover , that be was almost oil". He was per - hom e, the prisoner came and the Hope, John-stre et, Tottenham- court-roa d, on senses at the time He told me tbe priest attacking th e dwelling of Christopher Miller, at Coola- obt ained 'possession of the box under tbe pretence that , piano-forte case impression en them. The firemen eventually cut fectly in his . Denis Ryan , the body of Jos eph Edge Macdonald bad been with him, Ireduced to writing the statement brown ; attacking the dwelling of John he was sent by witness . He, however left his card with The deeensed, who had , a number of holes in the upper window shutters, and at Ballygulla ; John Shaughnessy and John maker , aged thirty-four . mum he then made. He said, '1 hspe you'll have on eye to Nunan, Has- address , and on tbe previous morning he appreh ended been spending the evening of the 13th ult. at the by inserting the hose pipes Into tho apertures they robbery of arms from ray bit of ground and bave it settled on my eldest eon.* I sett , assaul t and the residence of him in the Bankers ' Clearing -house, and gained posnes.. Fr ancis-street , Bedford-squar e, left the house were at length enabled to reach tho fire, but it was ME O ' COKHO H'S BEAT—FRIGHTFUL CONDITION OF THB , a at Ballyegna. Hope , took the stateme nt'from his own lips. Ho wrote tho do- Mr C. Me de, sion of the box, which witness purchased at an auction ' clock the following morn ing, when, as not entirely extinguished at two o'clock in the morn- IABOBRIKO POoa —VICS-EZOAL VEflTlVl TIES—-THE * abont two o cument now produ ced as his dying declaration , in presence Fob Fodbteeh Ybabs.—John Farrell , being of an A female In the complainant 's service said tbat on Be was crossing Tottenham-court-ro ad, opposite the ing, although all danger of aay further extension ' CONCIIIATOBS ' THB VOtlN Q IBELAHDEEB THB COB- armed party tbat attacked the house of Richard Burk - of Constabl e Harnet , and Sir Charlo s O'Donnell , who Thursda y night , a little after nine o'clock, th e prisoner chapel , he was attacked by three men, who at- was at an end. The origin of the fire, or the extent FO SATIOtr — iTATB OS TBE 5DBAL DISTBfOTfl . Daniel Looney, Michael Mad i accompanied the troops there. man ; gao, Jeremiah Gar - entere d the coffee.room , and said he was an officer, tnd tempted to rob hira ; but having resisted th em one of the damage, cannot at present be ascertained. and Patt Gleeson, (From our own Cerrespondent.J Mr RottE eTOK , In address'ngjthe jury for the defence, vin, aidlug in tbe abducti on of Catha- that the box, which was given to him in consequen ce of ofth e party felled hira to tha ground with the blow The mischief, however, from the outside ofthe , pre- rine Molo ey of LlBnamuck. Boblin , Jah . 80th. poititod outhow dangoro 'usit would be to convict men the representation made by him, had been Btolen. ofa blud geon, which inflicted a dreadfu l wound on his mises, appears to have been confined to that portion Yeabj . —Mr I am happy to find that the friend s nnd admirers of upon the evldenoi supplied by a dying declara tion . For Teh — Patrick Rlohardaon , Maurice W. T. Abern , gold refiner , St Ja mes's-place , Clerken. head. The wound was dressed by Mr Park e, of the of the building in which it began. him in his Dare Michael Kennedy, and Joha Connery being of an Hr O'Connor seem determined to suppor t Tho Solicitor QSHBRALh aving replied , ths Chief Baron , , w ell, Baid that his counting -house was plundered oi Universit y College Hospital , and deceased was at. UISCELLANE0D 3. are resolved armed party that attacked the house of William Staun - contest with his opponents , and that tbey charged the ju ry, who retired , and in about twenty cansiderable pr operty by a female servant , wbo ab. tended at his residence , 78, John-st reet , by Mr Ths Deaths in Losdon during the week ending by contesting ton of Glenaeurra ; Michael Callaghan , at taching the Both these Saturday last, Jan. 29th, were 1,457 ; being.350 that he shall not suffer in a pecuniary way minutes found the prisoners Guilty—Henry Cody of sconded about four months ago. She had since been Weston, until he died en the 25th ult. his scat in Parliament , with those who would fain strip havin g elded and assisted houBe of John Car roll, at Crean . apprehended by the prisoner and gentlemen stated that death was the resul t of above the average. The excessive . mortality is the murder, and Philip Cody of committed for tr ial on that gentlema B of his well.deserved honours , and de- younger man received tho dreadful announce- Fob. Seven Years. —John Collins , violent assault and Thursday last, at Clerkenwell Police-court , The erysipelas , produced by the injuries inflicted on the shown by the tables of the register still chiefly to in i t. The box prive both England and Ireland of his gallan t services as firmness ; but it seemed to have con. robbery of £8 s7. Cd. from Matthew Ryan near Anna- in question was a por tion of the stolen head. Verdict —' Deceased died from ery sipelas, arise from typhus, measles, small-pox, influenza, and ment with much property. —The a guardian oftho poor man ' s privileges, and the cham- other prisoner, whose count enance cotty; Denis Flynn, assaulting the habitation of Mary prisoner said that what he bad done produced by a wound on the head ; but how that inflammation of the lungs and air tubes. It should sider abla effect on the was with tht ad- pion of tbe oppres ied of every cante and creed. It would exhibited the anguish he felt at the moment . Bouvan izer ; Thomas Newman , attacking the house ot vice of a police magistrat e around was inflicted there was no evidence to prove. ' be remarked, however, that as compared with ; the and manner .—Mr Cottingham said that indeedba an indelible stigma on the character of English, Sentence was defer red . Richard Beants, at Glenaeurra, such could not have been the ease. He had no ri ght to Death bt Fise.—Before Mr W. Carter , at the deaths of the previous month ot December the'mor- to the many Total under rule of tran sportation men, were they to evince Insensibility RoBBiRT ,—Loaded Fj be-arks ih Coobt.-— Timothy , 18. take the property away without first obtaining a warr ant Prin ce of Wales Tavern . Brixton-hill . relative to tality from influenz* has very greatly diminished— O'Cosnor possesses on tbeir gratitu de. To be iMpaiseNEn .—Por two years : Daniel Nunan claims which Hr Hog-.in, Michael Whelan, aud Pat Coonan , all young men , , from a magistra te , His conduct was quite unjustifiable . the death of Mary Ann Spicer, aced fifty-two—Mr the number of fatal cases during the past week He wbo suffered eomuch in person and in property, for Michael Collins, and William Duggen, burg lariously en- Brixto n-hill , a whilst daring the week ending were indicte d for having entered the house of William He should , however , discharge him, and hoped that It J. Mathews, of No. 9, Church-row , being only fifty-six, Ifteir sake should not bow be forgotten when an oppor- tering into the dwelling of Thomas Mitchell at Balllna - was his cook. , Hacket t, at Dorrlavola u, on tbe 26th of Novembe r, and , would be a caution to him for the futur e. merchant , deposed that the deceased December lltb, the deaths from influenza were up- tunity presents itself for making a grateful return . - In btnch; - Thomas Hinchy, firing iato the dwelling of On Wednesday nig whilst witness and his wards of fifty a day. The births during last week robbed it of several ar ticles of wearing apparel .—The HAM MERSMITH .—Ahkotamce bt Ounib us Con. ht last , fact those people are not only'bound in honour and Michael M'Carth y, at Eillonihan :. John and Lawrence were alarmed , , prosecutor and his mother deposed to the fact of the dcctob s.—W . Smith , badge No. 2,756, con ductor of a family were in the dinin g-room , they were 1 346, or 111 lew than the deaths. gratitude to see that their advocate be bo further a H'DoDBell and William Slattery, robbery of money from hastening NlWSPAPEES CAS BR LEGALLY LUNt OX HlRtiU-In robbery by three ar med men , but could not identify the Hammersmith omnibus , was char ged with having as- by the shrieks of females, and on witne ss their account but common justice and com. the house of John Slattery, enveloped in , reported in sufferer on , priseaer s. Sub-constable Sullivan swore tbat he arrested at Ballynanty. For twelve saulted and rudel y treated Miss Alice Escome. The into the kitchen, he found the deceased the case of ' Miller v. Champion ' the mon honesty would dictate tbat those who reap the ad- months : Michael Looney, assisting in the abduction of brou gh t the prisoners on the nigh t in question , three miles frem complainant , a young lad y residing with her father at a mass of fhmes . Witness and the housemaid Star, itwas decided by Mr Dubois, at the Blooms- vantages of anvthi nj r so matter what should be liable to Catherine Molony ; John PreWen harbouring a felon ; her to the back-room and endeavoured to put ont the bory County Court, tbat newspapers could not be lent , , prosecutor 's house, Hogan in a stable , where some of the , No. 3, Willlata 'e-te rrnce , Chiswick, aaid tb at on tbat day , the contingencies thereunto attached. Thousands, nay Patrick and Ambrose Cummins, stealing fire, bu t. she broke away from them, and ran into learn, froc a competent articles stolen , with a gun and three pistols, were found. a gun from the fortni ght she stopped tbe defend ant' s omnibus at Kni ghts- en hire. This decision, we millions , have benefit ted by Mr O'Connor 's noble exer- house of T. P. Vokeo, Eiq Roxboroug h-road. ' Por nine the yard where they again seized her, and rolled her legal authority, is erroneous. There is no law against A man named Keane was also arrested on the occasion. , brid ge, but finding that it was a Kensington omnibus , , in my opinion , they would not be deserving of months : James Healey, Thomas Walsh John Walsh en the grass her agonies,, a tions, and , —In re ply to the court , the witness said that the arms . , , not going to Turnham -green, sho shook her head at the , but the deceased, in lending newspapers for hire. There was formerly an act if they did not now bear him scath- hn' yard to a the name of Britons were loaded when he got them , and 'that people said the Thomas Moore, 'Jo Rourke , M ichael Falvey, Michael driver. Defendant , however , pcrcisted that he was second time got away, and ran across the (20 Geo. III., o. 50. 1798) which prohibited it tinder h the-conflict—showing to his and tbeir ene* David Conneil e t where she turned on the tap , bnt the re penalty repealed by the less tbroag gun was taken from ilr Little on the-night he was shot. Loesdn , , Connor Daly, Connor Tracy, going to Tar nham-gr een, and rudel y tried to force her wat r bu t, a of £5. ; but that act was by their groat leader itf every , and Thomas Guerin was no water. Witne ss seized a mat , and , with present Newspaper Act, Will. IV., c. 78, and mleg, that they would stand —Mr Scott : ire the arms loaded nowl—Witness '. Thay Patrick Ahern , riotous assembly at into the omnibus. He did force her up one step, and 5apron the sale of them. nothing for his unpreced ented interests. He gains the party who went to the pro gecutor ' a house, Tim Hogan To bb Haho ed.—On the 15th February, Pat rick Ryan , omnibus ,—The defendant , who denied the charge, eanght, and before she detected it her gown also be- no. pay from bis was came ignited. The jury returned a of' Acci- tolls. He seeks no tax , no tribute , told him that he knew wher e there was a case of pistols , ' Small,' ond Thomas Hayes, for tbe murder of James fined ten shillings and sosts. verdict followers. His time and his talents , the ' wear and tear ' Watson , E«q., of Baliycorn ey ; James Cro we for eoa- dental death * ^ome -0eio£ and asked witness to go with himself and the other pri- , BOW-STREET. —Consfjbac t of of his soul and body, are all turned to the ; one groat ob- Emploiies. — J, A Child Scalded to Death bt a Cup op Tea. — soners to the prosecu tor''s; Witness had tho lar go pistol spirlng to murder tho same gentleman, on tbe 19th Fe. Edwar ds, who was stoker on boar d ject—the good of tbe public—an d it would be a Crying tbe Cricket steamer , Before Mr Carter , at the White Hor se, Water side , produced. Hogan had a single and a double-barrelled bruary ; Michael Butler and Matthew Hourigan, for the applied to Mr Henry injustice if one single farth ing of whatever expenses Patrick for some relief out ef the poor box. "W andswo rth , upon the body of R. J. Fennel , aged fSnglantf . pistol , and Whelan a gun. When (hey went to the house murder of Cleary, at Broadford, on the 17th of He stated that since he gave will attend the defence of his seat , should come out of the informatio n respecting tw» yeare , On Tnesday afternoon the mother of the Hogan demanded a case of pistols, but they did not get February. the tying down of the valves CUMBERLAND. hia own pocket . Chartists , Englishmen, then rally for Sentence of death was recorded against John M'lner - on that vessel he bad not decrased , who is wife of a gentleman ' s coachman , thera. They then took tho clothes .—To Mr Bolleston : I been able te obtain any employment Alstos —The parish of Alston, though numbering your chieftain!—for your cause .—for lonasELVEB I But heny, Pat rick and John Guarta , and Charles Healey, ; he was in a stat e •waa .sittin g at tea , when the deceased caught hold ' was at the robbery of Ward , the pay elerk , and got £7. for of the most abject povert y, a population of 7,000 souls, had only sixteen deaths it Is needless 't o make this appeal. It is a Work of the murder of Thadj M'Mahon , at Caberhumore and be hoped the magistrate , ofa cup full of scalding tea. and upset it. Par t was of the money. I was also engaged In the robbery of ; also in compassion for bis in three months ending the 31st of December. : This supererogation to remind yoa of your Dr iT. Hurrah , against Michael M'Mahon , for conspiring to murder circumstances , and in considera - spilt on his neck and shoulders , and Bome entered ar rnB , but I never fired at a man. —The pris oners were tion ofthe service he had ren dered is the more iemarkable as many of the population then , for the iabooaino classed !—ton the CBABTE& l Matthew Boland , at Claremont . to the public ia dis- his ear. The poor child lingered two or three days, found Guilty. closing? ; what he knew of the practices on board the deat are engaged in mining, which is considered; aad AHD FSASanS o' cOMKDB ! At the Bitting of tb» Court on Frida y, .sentence of To »r -TsAHSPoa -rsD.—For fourteen years t John ^nen h enderl its sufferings.—Yerdict, ' Acci« ef winter Cricket, would grant bim some relief.—Mr Henry ob- justly, to he 3 very unhealthy occupation. Alston is It was uot nntil now that the worst horror s transportation was passed upon three mea for attacking Lyddy , Patrick Cmny, Michael Hickey, and Michael dental death. ' the served , that if it was otherwise in his power he could the highest (in altitude) market town in England, began to man ifest themselves in Dublin , Durin g a dwelling-house. One of the pri soners thus disposed Skeahan , for at tacking and robbing the house of William Mtstf.riou3 Deaths. —Before Mr William Baker, ahd not relieve him while there were actions pending relative and is the centre town of Great Britain, measurin g by-gone week the weather was extrem ely cold, named Hogan is a person of the worst nharaoter , Walsh, Esq., of Trough ; Joha Slat tery , Michael Mur - st the Queen Catherine publi c-house , Brook -Btreet , of, , . to the explosion oftho Cricket , and that he should apply from north to south and east to west. whilst I write tbe snow is descendin g rapid ly. Tho suf- and believed to be implicated in several of the most phy, and Daniel M'Namara , attacking the house of Balcliff, to inquire into the circumstances attending WXSTMORELAKD. to tbe parties who were prosecu ting those actions , and ferings of tha poorer classes exceed all belief , and to barbarous murders ia the eountycf Tippera ry , and Tho mas Hennessy, of Ballahoy. - Por ten years : Owen the deaths of Mr Andrew Witham, an engineer, aged ' Poverty'Is KKNDAi.—The operative classes, os. use their own expressive, melancholy phrase, ' none bat Lyddy and Timothy O'Brien, for attacking the who had no doubt summone d him as a witness, —-Ed- among st others in the assassination of Mr, Waller , housa of wards said they would give him sixty-ei ght, and his wife Ann Witham, aged fifty- pecially the weavers, are in a very destitute condi- God alone can tell how they live,'- As one walks the John Hogan , of Knockbrack, nothing, as his evidence , w Caroline- although no satisfactory evidence could be procured might not be wanted . eight ho died at their residence, 45, tion, owing to the extreme and long-continued de- streets a thousand gaunt spectral wretc hes howl mourn- To be Ihpbisonbd ,—For two years : Patrick Cusack , —Mr Henry : One great difficulty street Commere ial-road East. Mr Buchanan made against him. in the way of my granting relief while these actions are pression of the wool len manufacture in this town. fully for aid , and stretc h forth their shivering hands , The next case called on for trial was one which ex- appearing in arms , ahd firing at a horse , tbe property of &posl mortem examination , and forwarded the con- pending it, thtt my doing so might be referred to in the A meeting was held at the police-office on Friday, vainlj- soliciting that relief which bat few have to eited very great interest, XMward 'Soiran &ad John Mr J. P. Molony. For eighteen months: J ohn M'Namara , tents of the stomach to Dr Letheby, lecturer on tha t sufficient pra ise courts afterwards as an evidence of my opinion on your to consider, the propriety of opening the soup bestow. And here let me remark , Daly, the former about twenty.five the latter forty years John and Fatnek Connors, and Michael M'Cormack, chemi stry at the London Hospita l.—Mr Frimley, . a , conduct , I am sorry f or your distress, t t kitchen for the relief of the poor, and the best means cannot be given to the wealthier cissies in this city for were placed at the bar charged with , having at- assaulting the car f.taker of William Griffin , at Bread , bu I canno solL'itfvr. who appeared on behalf ofthe relatives . of age, , interfere. of providing the requisite funds. About £100. is tb eir benevolence to their suffering fe'.low-cr eatures. At tempted the life of Mr Richard Uniacke Bayly , upon ford , and stealing a gun ; James Hur se, James Duggan , Kid a will had been made only a f ewdays before the ' kindly-hearted , said to remain over from a fund contributed some all times proverb ially charitable and the 13th of November last , by discharging a loaded Laurence Shanahan , and John M'Mahon , posting a CLERKENWELL.—Affectiks Case or Destiiotiom , death ofthe deceased . Andrew, and that he had left years ago for that object. This town appears to be during these latter trying seasons acquitted —A poor woman , named M'Donald the -whole of his property to his nurse, Elisabeth they have blunderbuss at him, whioh wounded him severely in the threatening notice on the gate of Crofton M. Tandeleur , , was charged by a suffering equally with those of Lancashire and York- themselves in the noblest manner . Protestant and charged with being the person who Esq, ; Patt Cunningham , Martin Molony, and Thomas Mr Fletcher with wilfully breaking Bix squares Of glass, Taylor, who had att ended him darin g his illness. ing- 'thejlabours head. Rowan wai * shire from the.prevailing depression in trade. The Catholic—priest and minister—a ll vy in actuall fired the shot. There are threo other persons King ; attacking the bouse of Patrick Bourke , at Barn sf h. fhe defendant did not d eny tbe charge , but endeavoured He was instructed that the deceased was imbecile at But y shopkeepers complain of the falling off in their of charily, and love to their suffering neighbours . implicated in this crime, One of whom has turned ap- Mdbd eb op William Cbawlex. — Cobioos Cisccm- to justif y herself , saying that the complainant hed the time, and that he had two brothers living. . Tbis ,. ¦ ' ' '¦ - r • ago could well business. ,.,, . / ' . .,. thousands of those wbo one short year prover 1 another hs in prison 111 of fever .- stakce.—John Hayden wa's placed at tbe bar , charged r ecently, by inh umanity, occasioned, or, at least accele- eirenmstanee had caused great suspicion , and the * arc ; now, ; LAKCA BHIRK. afford to stretch a friendl y hand to the poor , The' At'tor hev-GeiIiibal shortly stated the case for with the murder of William Crawley. rated , the death of her boh , aged 17, who had been ap- suddenness of their deaths had caused rumours to be Cork Mm. Borst.—Tiia old com mill occupied them ielvea scarcel y better off than paupers. Four-fifehB When asked to plead , the prisoner made no reply . pr enticed to bim by the parish of Tooting ; aad that at circula ted tbat tbey bad died trom unfair means. the prosecuti on . He said that , like many other cases . , by Mr Richard Smith, was discovered to be on fire ef our mechanic*) and artisans are mostly The governor of the gaol said tbe prisoner had not the coroner's inqueBt , tbe verdict "—Mr Douae, a solicitor said he framed the will ac- tried durin g the commission , ft aro se out of the position of the jury was, that ho , about ten o'clock on Friday night ; the flames illu- disemployed, whilst the business done in the spoken a word since he was fully commi tted , about three died of consumption , and tbat his master was reprehen - cording to the directions ©f the deceased , who, he which Mr Bayly held as agent to a gentleman named minated the Mersey and the opposite Bhero of way of . ' trade ' is entirely monopolised by a and brought him Into contac t with some of the mouths ago. sible for havin g kept him on short die t, (She here ennsidered , was in a sound state of mind . Elizabeth Rowley, Cheshire to a considerable distance, and bsfsre the few Sootchmon, and En glish and Jew s, who attract conspiracy to take his life. Chidf Josticb : Explain to him the meaningofthis ; ask hand ed mornin g papers of the 10ih and 20th ult ., to the Taylor applied to him on the 19th ult., and infermed Liverpool fire brigade could reach the premises they < well-pnfied' bazaars prisoners , who entered into a ¦ ¦ almost every body to their gaud y, It would appear th at the prisoner Daly was arre stad for htm to plead to the indictment. magistrate , the former containing tbe report of tbe in- him that the deceased required his servicee. She were entirel y burned to the ground. and saloons , to the exelusion'of tha long-establ ished Irish The Governor then tol d the prisoner the nature of the quiry , and the latter a leading article told him that he wished to alter bis will, and the a sum of £70. at tho suit of Mr Rowley, and that he and , animadverting on WiaAS.—Fatal CoLUsar AcciDBRra.—On Satur- housis. It would be impossible to describe the ills which proceeding , and asked him whether he was guilty ar not the conduct ofthe master and mistr ess Banner in which he intended ta dispose of his pro - the other men on tria l, together with several others , of'the deceased.) day last three men were killed by th e breaki ng of a beset almost every class In Dublin at present. Erery guilty ; but still he made no rep h a She called on the compla inant perty , and the will knowing it was Mr Bayly' B usual habit to go home to ly. T ere w s no one to dema nd the clothes of lie went rn the following day, , rope at Haigh colliery. Oa the same day two boys thing looks gloomily—every man speak s bitterl y of th e employed for him her child and on their which had beers made , leaving the whole of his pro- his residence , about three miles and a half from Nenagh , . , bein g withhel d she committed were killed' by the falling in of tha roof at Rose pre seat , and desponding ly of the future. Where will met him on the night in Chi ef J ostice ; Mr Attorney , what will you do ? the offence laid to her char ge.—Mr Ty rrwbitt perty to his wife, waa altered every Saturday evening late , , having , and made over to the Bridge Colliery , and on Tuesday last. Henry Shar. this end ? Will thone who gavo Coercion and npooial the can- Attobhe v-Genebal : I have been speaking to the medi- road the report , said It was auree." His wife wss in a dying state , and died two question , and fired at him with a blunderbuss , evident the boy suffered se- rock, banksman, at Mr Blandell's colliery, Pember- commissioners to heal the miseries of the Southern cal gentleman who attends the gaol and he has told mo verely, but wbo the days afterward *. His brothers visited the deceased tents . of which enter ed his head , and very nearly de- , party or parties were who were to ton, fell down the pit and was killed, leaving a wife peasantry , devise some equally salutary romedy for the that ha believeB all this to be feigned oa the part of the blame was not for him to inquire on thed a v he died, prived - him of life. He was driving his gig, and his . He ask ed her how and he told them distinctly tbat and two children to lament his loss. afflicted people of Dublin ? Oh England! England ! prisoner she could pay for the chanan said he brother-in-law , a Mr Head , was sitting beside him when . damage !—She replied tbat she he should not alter his will.—Mr Bu YOBK'HIRE. wbera is thy blush ? Dost thou not tremble leat. the Chief JosTigb : Well you^Unew what the law enables had not the means of doing attended deceased first about eighteen months since, Rowan discharged the shot, as he (the Attorney-Geue - , so, addin g, her childre n Leed3.—Violuhcb to a Prisokbr.,—The Mayor of cur sfs of starved asd starving millions of your own you to do in such a case. were then at home withou t food trh en he was attacked with a paralytic stroke ,, and ral ) wo aid be able to prove , not only by the testimony of or [firo,and tbey had not Leeds has been engaged in the Investigation of a ohildre n, will not sooner or late r draw down the red ven- Ar roBNEX-G&N SBAZ. : Yes my lord tasted anything during that day, rin ce that period he had been in an imbecile state . one of the criminals themselves, but by strong corrobo- , , but as the doctorls She took her dying charge against a policeman , named Smith, who, it geance of Heaven on your guilty head S of opinion that it would be better to allow child home, and was obliged to When witness called on the 21st ult., the deceased rative evidence. some time to take off his shoes and appeared, struck a drunken prisoner, named Heath, starving thousands , examine the matter more full sell tbem to sustain his life was in bed , and appeared in the same state. His In the meantime, amid the eriea of William DwtEB (tho approver) examined by the y, I think it would be well , un til she was able te procure with a fire-shovel , and fractured bis jaw. TKe mayor * is occasionall y heard in pur • high to postpone the case till the assizes. him edmis slon into •wife was also very ill and died the same night. tho ' sound of revelry Solicitor-General : I lived at Carrigano se, about three St Bartholo mew's Hospital , where , said the magistrates exceedingly regretted the occur- Saston officials at Dnblin The bill of indic tment was then he died. During his Witness wag called in by the constable in consequence places ,' aad with our well paid miles from Nenagh . I know John Daly, tho prisoner , quashed. The pri. apprenticeship he had frequentl y rence. . They were of opinion that the policeman, marri sga belli' complained of of the sudd en death and the reports that were circu - Castle everything goon ' merr y as a who lived about half a mile from me. I met hlet at the soner, who is ra ther a well-looking young man , abou t Insufficiency of food, and when defendant Smith, in the exercise of his duty, had used unneces- viceregal Levee remons trated loted in the parish. Witness placed the contents of The last week waB distinguished by a on the 1st of November , when there was twenty -six years of age, was then removed . It is said with his mistress , she answer ed that be sary violence. The prisoner Heath, would be at- y l fair of Nenagh , the stomach in bottle s and Drawing -room , the first given b Lord C arendon Connors with him. Daly told me not to that when first committed tD gaol he spoke, but he has should have less, aud his mast er said that his treatment , and forw arded them to Dr tended by a surgeon, at the expease of the magis- Irish government. On a man named Letheb y.—Dr Letheby stated that he examined tbe since he assumed the reins of the go homo for a start , end we would have have some not uttered a ward Blnce he was fully committed. was teo good for a parish apprent ice. When she visited trates, and the policeman Smith would be sus- at the Oastlo stomach telonging to Andrew Witham. It contained Wednesday, the 26th , the Levee was held , drink. One o'{ them said tbey wanted to see William her eon prior to removing him home sha found him lying pended , and his case brought before the watch com- concur in de- abou t half an onnce of a thick , br ownish-green and the ' knowin g ones' in such matters Carty and Ned Rowan , to see would they fire atMr Bayly. in & cold shop , with scarcely any covering ; and when mittee at the next meeting. The decision of the numerously attended matter , which had the appearance of mucus mixed scribin g It as the most brilliant and I did not go to Connell' s, but went home. On the day she re quested tbat he should be removed to bed, at he ¦ bench- elicited an unmistakeable expression of [ap- George] IV, was a police report -with some vegetab le extract. This matter had a proval from a number of any which was witnessed since before Mr Bayly was shot, I went to look for lambs of was in a most do; lorable condition , with a swollen head of persons assembled in the guef t In St Patrick' s Hall Every creed, every shade and face, Mrs ; peculiar heavy odour , strongly res embling that from court, . mine, and passed by Joh n Daly's place. Daly and Ned WORSHIP-STREET .— Shamipdl Tbeathebt or the Fletcher said that if he was he should gallery of the of polities had their representati ves at thi s splendid hava hospital . mice. It was examined by six others who are con- XORTHAMFrOKSHIRB. , Connors were there. Tbey asked me, behind the house, Wbitecha psl Poob.—J . Bayne s nnd J, Dotines the allowance, namely, thre e basins of water Earl of Rodea cams , Tersant with the odour of medicines , and they all ' The Lord op Burlei gh.' reunion. With the ultra Orange would I go fire at Mr Bayly, and I said I would. The latter of whom stated that he had carried on business gruel a day ,—Mr Tyrrwbitt Baid it was a most shocking —A short time ago a side by side with the : agreed that it was strictly identical with that from his Popish lord ship of Fingal—and sat on took place iu the stable, Connors and I as a master butcher ia tho disUict for thirt y affair , and having obtained the defendant's promis e that valuable dog, belonging to a respeetabie individual at the Catho lic pre« conver i years , op- .' Bemlock and its preparatio n. Witne ss, could not Easton, got loose from the premises where it was Protestant Archbish op Wbately stood went in and shut the door . I returned to Daly's house piled to Mr Hammill for assistance .—It ap peared from she would not repeat the annoyan ce he discharged her , lates Cro lly, Kmrray, Hale *Whelan , and M'Get tigan . and ; affirm positively tha i the deceased Andre w "Wi tham kept, and two children havin g euticed the animal , , the same evening at duekisb , but did not go ia. John the statement of Bay heB, that having recentl y had the otdered that her sou' s clothes should bs given up to < died from the influence of poison , but he entertained into Easton wood set it upon a rabbit. They were The meeting at Conciliation Hall, on Monday, the Daly came to me in tho turni p-house . He was followed misfortune to lose bis wife by apoplexy, and one of his her. attended I strong suspicions ofthe existence of hemlock , or of observed by a person who gave information to Lord 2tih, was more Humorous ly and respectab ly by Rowan , aud we said we would meet each other the children by Bmall-pox a few hours afterwards , he was WESTM 1NSTER.-Death m a Statioh -hocse motion of John .- iBome preparation thereof . He had also analysed Exeter 's gamekeepers and the children (each twelve than usual. The Lord Mayor , at the ' next Say, I went to look for lambs the nextday (Satur. reduced to such distress and pr ivation that , being una - MrS ymond s, one ofthe inspecter s ef the B division and took occasion , in- 1the stomach of the deceased Ann Witham. It had or fourteen years old) were summoned before the O'Connell!' occupied the chair, day), and saw Daly on his own land , in the nest field to ble to obtain any provision for his three remaining formed the magistrate tha t John Wilson , whose nam e uninte ntional ' blunder in fthe same dull narcotic odour as that from the sto- magistr ates actin g in St Martin 's, Stamfor d Baron , to refer to hia ualuckly ' hisown house. We took a dcink of whiskey there, Dal y children, one of whom was dumb, and all in delicate appeared upon the ch arge -sheet as having been found unab le of Daniel O'Conne ll from the i BJacb. of her husband. Upon analysis he was and the dog (which had found its way to its owner) omitting the name had it in a bottle . We went on then together towards health , he was compelled to apply to Mr Finlater , the incapabl e of takin g care of himself in Tothi ll.street at 1 to defect the presence of any mineral poison reca nt Mansion-House banquet. , , but he was borrowed to ba exhibited at the judicial hear- list of toasts at tbe deary ' s fort , and passed thehaggard of D, Spain, into overseer of the Whitechapel union , for admission to the half.past five on Wednesday morning , had died l thou ght the existence ofthe odour of hemlock was a have a tilt atthe embryo about ing. Both the children were fined , and the dog was' John O'Connell took occasion to which I throw Daly's riding coat. Bo had a brown house , having lived for four years in that pariah , Mr three hours afterward s in the station -house. i suspicions eirenmstanee. —Mr Buchanan considered United Irishman , descri bing it as a seditious paper ,' It was ordered to be sent to Burghley, in order, it is pre- ' frock coat under that , and ha and I changed clothes , our Pinlatcr gave him an ord er for one night ' s lodging only, found on Inspeetlng the cells that the poor man (sup- i deceased was decidedly imbecile when he saw him, germ, would set the country ha te, Wo' crossed the Dublin road sumed, that Lord Exeter might see what description which if not crushed in the ooatB and , and came and on presenting it ou Saturday night at the bouse, posed to be a mendicant , nearly seventy years of age) ; and not in a fit state to make a will.—The coroner in a blaze ef rebellion and anarchy, adding , tbat its tt 't-place, ef e th of animals were kept in the neighbourhood of his out near Mr Benne B ore we cam to e he and his children were conducted down a gateway to was 111, and he wa s immediately brought out to the fire i said it was a very peculiar case, and required estates. This occurred several days ago, pr ojectors and the other members of the ' Young Ire land* Dublinroad , we saw two men filling manure a s a kind of long shed in the rear and though , and p s ed of the buildin g where and medical aid sent for , bu t ho died almost immedi- : further investigation. The inquiry was accordingly repeated applications have been made by the owner organisation , wero conspirators against tbe cause ef within three or four perches of them in tbe bohree a he found abou t forty other outcasts atel y, . huddled together —Mr Br oderi p directed that the necessar y notioe : adjourned. of the dog for its restoration, he has not been able Irish freedom, and ' paid by government ' to excite dis- Daly said, ' Ged bless tbe work ,' and the man bade us upon the ground , with nothi ng but a little straw to should be given to the coroner . mags. to obtain it, and indeed has not succeeded in get- sensions and strife amongst tbe genuine friends ol this welcome, "We crossed the road and went towards tbe ser vo for a bed, sad were each presented with a * small THAMES .—DK8T ITOT10N AND DESiarj CTrvB Pibe is La mbeth. —On Tuesday ting any information respecting it. country. He finall y denounced the unfortunate TJhite o fort passing through a torni p-fleld , in which we saw a piece of dry bread which was the only LoVE.-Lsni aa Boswell , , sustenance they and c. Jones were char ged with ; night, ab nt half-pagt ten o'clock, the immediate MIDDLESEX. IaiBBifAH, and , ' anticipating crime' callod on the logal man a good way from us. In the next field there were received . . The place had two sk stealin g a small piece of ylights on the roof, but bacon from the shop of a butcher Ticinity of the Westminster-road was thrown into a Suicidb op a Woman io Etaub Justice.—On Sa- authorities to ' look ahe ad ,' and take cognisance of every three men sowing wheat ; one of these men was Andy bo many of the panes in them name d Daniels. The were broken that tbe male pr isoner Is a hemp-dre sser i state of considerable alarm through the sodden out- turday last Mr Mills held an inqueBt at the Castle publication uttering sentiments calculated to excite se- Cleary, of Kuockatt in, to whose fort we were going. We wind and rain poured in down upon them , wh0 ) being afflicted i break of a fire. The flames were discovered by throughout With as thma , had been for some time Inn , Isj eworth , on the body of Caroline Frith, ag a d dition , or derange tbe existing orders of society. then went into the fort , having talten two or three hour e the night , and they were almost paralysed with the cold out of employ - ! some of the neighbours breaking through the root of sixty-ei and the young woman, who has ght, who hun g herself under the following However notwithstan ding Mr O'Oonnell 's Ire , and de- to reach It fr om Dal y' s hc-uae. I went to the road next and damp, which produced In each of them a severe at- wealthy connexions la 1 the fraifc stores belonging to Mr Moses, the forei gn f Wap ping, is a servan t out of pUca and In singul ar circu mstances :—The deceased had a daug h- spising his abu Be and denuncia tions, the United Ibisu. the fort to light my pipe. There was an old woman in tack of rheumatis m, an d the sense of hearing in one had great neces- : fruit importer of Mount-street , Westminster-road. ter by a former husb and sity : being mueh attach ed to Jones 1 , named Cook, and at the man will make its appearance in a few days . Already the house. Wo got William Carty and Ned Rowan inside been almost entirel y destroyed . The place was-infested , and loving him There being au abundance of water immediately commenceme nt the moro for the infirm ity under which of the present month the girl Cook the necessary preliminaries have been affected. The duo the dit«h at the fort , Ca rty had a gun and - Rowan a so with rat s, that one of them , who had saved b is he laboured , tbe ] procure d , the firemen set their engines to work but br ead admini stered to his wants as full , and another girl.nam ed Sarah Volley,were taken into securities-h ave been lodged, and the proprietorship of the blun derbuss . Daly took out the same bottle and gave till morning in his hat , found that it had been y as sheceuld . and on 1 they were' unable to 'gefc' the 'fire extinguished until custcyy bn" devoured , Tuesday pawned the only arti cle she a charge of stealing some shoes, the de- pap er r egistered in the names of Hr John Mitchel , Air T , them a drink of whiskey. I was going to light my pipe and tbe handkerchief in which it was wrapped had been could spare (her i the building in which it originated, together with pe tticoat} to procur e a half.q uartern Ceased being also charged as the receiver of the P . Meaghe r, and Mr Joha Martin , of Logborn e. People agai n, and I heard Cart y ask wh at would be dons to Mr partly dragged down one of tbe boles. Tbe nex t morn- loaf, of which they i the Btock in trade, were Bearly destroyed. ha d.a remnant and thre e halfpencu stolen goods. The case was tried at the laBt session of all classes loot forwa rd Impatie ntl y to Its appearance , Bayly. 1 hear d no re ply made to him . He (C arty) de- ing they were all turned out , without any food being on Wednesday mer ning. She told the male prisone r that she would Aubmisg Fibb is Somers Town.— Oa Monday of the Central Criminal Court, but they were all ac- and It s early numbers will, no doub t, be ebjeets of the sired not to shoot Mr Boyly. I next saw the three given, them , and their ren ewed intre aties to be take n in. , quitted in try to got a little bit of meat with the ! Dight, about half-p3st ten o'clock a fire ef a most consequence of there being a misnomer deepest curiosity . men passing inside a quickset ditch , on the right -hand to the workhouse were met with a determ ined refusal coppers , and he s alarming character broke ont on the premises of Mr in the indictment. The Brentford magistrates , the Nenagh road. I joined th , walked on . Whilst standing at the shop the bacon At unadjourned meeting of our corporation held at side of em then , and we and an intimation that if they returned at night they tempted her ]D uffin , stationer, No, 14, Union.street, Somers hswever, ifinding that other shoes had been stolen, stood inside tho ditch, beside tho road , at the corner of mast expect no oth er accomodat ion v and not having money enough to pay for it, the Assembly-House, William-street , on Tuesday, the . In this emergen cy she snatched it up ' Town, which for a considerable time threatened not not mentioned in the first indictment, ordered the the field next Nenagh . Before tho shot was fired I got they had since been compelled to stealthily , and passing the male pri. 25th Jan., our excellent ; representative , Mr John Key. , subsist upon tho casuol soaer hurriedl y desire d him te tonlv destruction to that but the adjoining house, in re-apprehenBion of all the parties previously oharged. back my own coat and hat . After the arms wer e boun ty of Btranger e, nnd as t hey we put it in bis pocket , ' nolds, moved a resolution in favour of the Emancipation re both in a st ate which he did . Tbe buteher ' t the occapation of Mr Bacon, dairyman. Mr Ddffin, The deceased heard of this, and to escape appre- loadod , Daly got William Carty ' s coat. We were about of extreme debility nnd suffering , s boy saw the whole pro - of her Majes-y' s subjects of the Jewish Religion. The and one of them had ceeding, and the prisoner s wire v with bis family had jnst retired to rest , when police hension she hang herself to the bedpost. A verdiot passed unanimously. half an hour in the field before we heard the gig coming. three sickly and starving children upon his hand s ta ken into custod y.— motion was , they The female prisoner , on heari ng «constable 142 S discovered a stronger glare in the of' Temporary insanity' was returned. When It was coming , they pushed down from me. John w ere induced to submit their ease to the conBlderatlnn tha t Jos ?8 Was to bo At the same meeting, Alderman Keshan moved— committed for trial , burs t into sehop than usual. He raised an alarm, and enc- KENT, Daly want first , Rowa n next, and then Carty. I stood I ofthe magistrate. —Mr Hamm ill tears , and thr ew herself • That Petition s be presented to Parli ament for the total expressed some sur - into his ar ms . She then starte d c ceeded in getting the family cut. The neighbours, in Scicide.—An inquest was held at Rochester on on thedltch . There was no signal , but I heard John ! prise at the statement of tho appl icants np, and addres sing tbe Abolition of Ministers ' Meney in Ireland. ' Mr Fergus - , as it was ma- bench , said : * Oh sir ' t the most praiseworthy manner, procured buckets, Saturday last upon J. Stewart, late quartermaster- Daly say -hal t.' Carty and Rowan had the s , , tw as I did It , He knew nothing sergeant in the 63rd son, a Protesta nt, supported the motion , but . th e mem. fire-arms , nife t, from their appearance, that their urgent claims about It. He a and there bein ? a plentiful supply of water , succeeded regiment , from which he had and I had a loaded switch—a switch with lead in it. were entitled to ample and immediate thought I paid. He' s unhe althy. It will , The fire, by their exertion, been discharged only two daja after an bers prosent beinp; counted , it was found that there were attention , and he kin him if be goeB to prison i in cheeking the flames' honourable , 1 was standing on the ditch , but I did not see the gig directed Rowland, tho want anl-omcer , to lay .' v was whole stock of stat ion- servitude of twenty-two years, eighteen sot enou gh * to make a house,' so the subject was drop out five confined to the shop, , the af which un til I heard the shot. I did not see the flash of tho shillings from the poor-box iu the relief destroyed. The only had been spent abroad. ped until the next meeting . of their present . s ary, very considerable , being Deceased committed shot , se as t o say where it came from but I heard the wants and proceed with them j suicide by precip s an rlcarde , , to the office of the re- availab le use the enginea were put to was to cool the itating himself from Roeheater- The Marqui of Cl and his agent, Mr D'Arc y, report. I don' t know who fired the shot lieving overseer to represent X N E South-Wbbtmi, Rah i tipp er bridge on the have entered proceed ings . After the his opinion of the case and wi t « r°,i '? ' par t of the house and these adjoining. The previous evening, and falling, a depth against Mr Richa rd Barrett , of shot they came up to me in the corner , an d we left the request that it should be at once nthe case ofU. Jones and Lewis Fleming, .. i-re was caused by an escape bat it is to be of upwards of forty feet on to the starling beneath the Pixot, for libel in that paper of the 31st December attended to rt ICt am . of gas, , field, and Daly got back his own coat and hat, I W«B destitotion— o, Hart was f .£eth p°h,ce Co»" , which is now thus far l rearetfed that Mr by which he received sueh injuries aa to last . oharged with having 3««m i Duma was not insured. cause hia in Bill Mam ' s house, near my own , t he same night , broken tho window ofa trade sman ^ a§hlrake sa'1^o ^d carefully con- UESTucc-nvE Fun s death, after lingering until twelve o' , who would not ap- + is High IIolborn. —On Mon- oleok the next The condition of the rural districts of Ireland is get- plajing cards . I was on my keeping for pear ogalnst him Ssider edf ther evidence^ , and had decided the sh0l y day. , * Temporary Insanity. about ten .—Mr Arnold said that there being no that both tendlTw ithl ' t after one o'clock, a fire, at- Verdict ' ting from bad to worse every day ; hun ger and peatl- days after that night , and then prisoners must be committed for I6LB OP WIGHT. gave myself up to the complaint , there was, of course , an end of the case to take their trial lence striking down thous ands ; specii.1 commissions police , and manslaughter. He required , Royal '. he discharged the pris oner . The pri soner , g , in the case of Jones Cowes — Palaces —For some time past the banging wretohes by dozens ; crime and outrage career - Cross-examined by Mr Roileston : the bar on leavin two Bureties of £100 ; A brother of mino , said he must go and do something more , for ho each , and himself in £ 200 works on her Majesty 's estate in this island have ing throug h tbe laud with unch ecked rapidity I—But was transported seven years 1 ago for going to warn away had nowhere to go to, had been refused i. l ! ™"?. two Bureties of £ 50, and hiraeeU be-en rapidly progressing, The old mansion, known more on these sutjecls next week . a steward . I have seventeen relief bj the in fc IW, for acres of land , and did not parish , and should star ve if not sentto their apoearance at the nest assizes fti pri son .—In a ftw | the county. 1848. ^gaY^_ THE NORTHERN 7 ^ STAR. THE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN PRANCS NOTES growing olonial ana jm-eiin. OF A JOURNEY FROM O'CONNOR- forgetful alike of their honours and their what think you patriotic Free Tiadtr ? If j i u c VILLE TO crimes. A now GREENWICH. then, THE BANQUET AT DIJO N THE CHARTIST ESTATES OF era has dawned , a might y enchan ter propose an adjustment of our National Debt , it would . MINSTER LOVEL , has waved his wand. INDIA. , SNIG'S ENu, MOATE The Windrusb , that six months GREAT MEETING IN SUPPORT OF THE PEOPLE'S certaiilv be a hardship for the poor annuitant , but { From a Correspondent ) AND REDMARLEY. aR 1B flo!ltuda through jbe arri val of the Ovexland Us.il we Isara that " ¦ • c ' ¦ -\V , the estate to the CHARTER AND TO AID THE RETURN 0F A it will be an act of justice to the nation, and what is A Reform Banquet was lately celebrat ed at D'jon • \ii«>- mighty Thames™ , tag seen P/gsr dingewas about to quit India. , and a village, a town , rise on CHARTIST MBMBBK FOB THE BOR OUGH . sauce for the goose should be sauce for Ihe gander ; of all the manif esta tions of the Fr ench patriots which Gbntlb RiCadbr,—Did you ever, on a bright its banks, taking the place IP sdrices ia the Delhi Gazette from Persia describe and the power of these A mo3t enthusiastic and if it be jUSt to reduce the wages of the weaver te have been held, this may be regarded as January morn, with a light heart, and a l ighter frowmng battlements, and publio meeting was held In ^ inaition of that kingdom as most disastrous . one of the most proclaiming that the la&t tbat fplennid amphitheatre for the benefit of the majority, it cannot be unjust to importan t and the most imposing. Mor e pocket, start on a pedestri a , your cheek glow- remnants of feudalism , tbe Lecture Hall, Royal & KEYDLUTI05 IS SICILY NSD KAPLES. than thirteen n tour are now destined to fall by on Wednesday reduce the income of the annuitant for the welfare of \%t hundred guests assembl ed ing with the bracing air, your heart bounding with thehands of those serfs Hill , evening, January 2Gth , in sup- issurrectio n in Sicily, announced in our last, is tri- arou nd the Democratic whom the enchanter is fast the nation , besides the Jews have doubled their for- e standard , aad eagerl y listened the thought of novelties to he admired, and the changing into free men. Yes, port of the above objects : and'notwitbstanding the *i* General Tiale, Military Governor of Palermo , to the noble speeches of the days ot Feudalism severity tunes within Ihe last fifteen years, and it cannot be j,gCt. those orat ors whom company of friends to be enjoyed not in England _ are for of the weather, there could not have been C at the position in which he had been placed , France and Europe bo much admire . ? If you have erer eone. Mav the ecmA veo- a wiaely governed State tbat makes fortunes for the iliated Ail those orations—st amped had this good fortune, you have a pleasure yet in man talie the place of ' less than eight hundred persons present, amongst ^L rigo rous attempt on the 14th to enter the town . with the impress of the . tho serf while enjoying the few and famine for the many. Then there are the a purest love of libert y, store. Accompany independence of whom we noticed many of tho electors, who ap- 155 a stron g column of and of progress —dictated by the me in thought, and enjoy this which he knew not, and those com- to shift tho tbis purpose, he sent forwa rd pleasure by ant icipation. forts of which peared much interested in the proceedings. landholders, too, who have managed propheti c enth usiasm , which a just and holy cause ever he was iri ignorance. May he pre- * 6Ud c*ralr f wJ*leh made vain efforts to opea a serve that love At half-past seven o'clock, Mr Ernest was greater share of taxation on tho backs of the working • &ot*7 * inspires , struck dumb the eaemles ghtly shone the san on leaving O'Cbnnorvillei of home, that respect for local and Jones f °r 'tself , and become master of the Msqueda of popular emancipa . ^ri nal 1 called'to the chair, amidst loud cheers, and in an ad- classes ; who have in a few years taken from the peo- . cage tion , and revived the dr ooping tinging, with its heautifa? yellow natio associations, which were the 'sfcron-'esl safe- f \. The peopl e, wishing to avoid as much as possible hopes of those who have hue?, the eere and dress of considerable lengih ably argued in favour of ple the common lands ; and made them private pro- fai th in France and in foliage guard of the nation in the days of old. The land is now of blood, waited for the first shock with , the pr ovidential missloa which which the mildness of the season had left on equal representation perty. There is no act of injustice on record mora C effasion she is called echoing the shouts of national defences. A contented , and called on the men of After having sustained the fire of the assail- on to fill in the world 's history. No; France, the delightful woods by which it is snrroanded. A Greenwich to rally again in foul in principle than the enclosing and appropria- •ifgce. which in her time peasantry attached to dwellings from which no tyrant favour of their represen- ' ' has destr oyed the hjdra of privilege few minutes walk brings us into Newland Park, a tion of tbe common lands ; to call things by their Vx tbey replied by discharges of musketry, grape-shot , landlord can eject them, a peasantry tative and their representation. Tho chairman was e snd of pr ejudice—France , which, has ehed so much pleasant spot, purchased some years back by an who can look proper names, Legislative Enclosure Bills have been r j grt'uhry, which made drtaaful ravages in the ranks on the home of their he-wts and pay 'here will we live, frequently interrupted by thunders of applause, and blood for tbe cauBe of the people, whom she has rescued army tailor from London, but now unoccupied. The concluded his address landlord robberies. Suppose we say to those men Jtne Royal troops . The cavalry, in par ticular , was here will we die,' would be worth whole armies, how- by calling on by dint of firmness and of sacr ifices,will not new abandon footpath crossing it leads, through a beautiful avenue Mr Samuel M'Gowan Kydd, the people named landowners, you must refund; we tax you to ctir ly cat to pieces ia this sanguax y conflict . The son of y e ever disciplined , in the event of an invasion. The 's member that cause , again menaced , and inglorio usly bend her ew tre s, to the village of St Giles Chalfont. for Greenwioh support tbe poor of this country—the poor belong to j general Tiale , a cap tain of cavalry, was mortall y These rare old yew trees soldier looks with comparative indifferences the , who rose amidst every demonstration 1 head benea th tbe impious yoke which would attempt to , what associations they call |>f popular enthusiasm, and thus addresed the meet- the land and not to the shopkeeper—so to enable us -^bbq ed. The column soon beat a re trea t;, leaving nu. forth ? What contrasts "World I had land of his birth, 'twas a harsh step-mother to him ; impose npon her perju ry and treason . Snitseriand has to the New ing :—Mr Cha5rman to trade freely and profitably, yoti must find work for aerour. victims on the field of battle . just quitted. They speak the vicissttudes of war have kept him in perpetual and citizens of Greenwich, our conqaered th e enemy bj her innumerable popular , and of Harold, the S axon , and friend Mr Jones has every man able and willing to labour, i f not, yoa £fer since the I3th Jan . the insurrection has speedil y estraffgemen t from it; by constantly .journeyinjf to introduced me as your represen- hear t-stirriB g associations , speak , hi3 Norman foe ; they recall the days of CresBy and tative must pay for his keep out of your income. My lord grousd. After a series of combsts , often deadl which constitute , ao to and tro ne ceases to have , and certainly lam morally the exponent of »sised y, a bod full of life Agsncourt; the haughty baron and cmr once bold pea- to be any idea of local associa- might think tbw demand rather sUttoTity of the gOTemment having entirel y , and of good fai th ! To a certa in polat, tion,^ acted Upon by the and the political views ol the majority of the citizens ol oppressive, bnt re- rt e y ceased the santry are present to the mind's eye. Scarce an feelings sym- f or - Referm Banquets are , or will became the popu lar pathies of tbis borough. At the late eleotion, s e , the member you voled Free Trade in silk, and it is {0 fce r. cogntssd throughout the toit-n a kind of organi. ancient mans ion but our provident ancestors deco* home. The camp becomes his rountry, Mr Fi h r societies of Francs . Era long they will have their centre his bro ther soldiers returning officer , declared on the day of nomination just to legislate for the true interests of the State. |Saon was establ ished from the very force of things . On rated its approaches with of become his fellow-citizens, and , and their ramificat ions—their aim openly avowed , and this national emblem ^ that Samuel Kydd and David Salomons, were duly Suppose we next call on his Grace, the Bishop , jie s'gbt of the Htb , the fort of Castelmar s fired bullets warfare ; not a church his loyalty is given to his favourite generaUnd *aot clearij laid befere tbe masseB; in short , form ing an or- yard bat had this sacred re- elected. Admiral Dundas saying your curate gets £1QD per year—jou Bay he us tae tow n. No notice , no signal hid warned source fo his country, or his king ; contrast such an array and Mr Barnard de. opoiJ , the ih. to consecrated to the defence of the country. manded a poll, a very good Christian. Wh.\t think you of giving ' US TS * ganisati on which will treble tbeir strength , by giving with amihtia composed and at that part of the proceedinra, /jgfIlEi part of the population ofthe impendin g danger ; Wouldthat wehad now a national weaoon, war and of fr ee men, men having an 3hare of your incom e them the power and unity necessary in s common oanse. interest in their the free choice of the people waa interfered with, a , and see if you cannot be a oo del3V bad been gr *uted the different consuls, in orde r oppression would then vanish before the glance of native land , a stake in the hedge ; good Christian for something At the moment in which Prussia interposes in Switzer- but unt il that day arriv es class legislation , with all its attendants—fear, less than £10,000 or sll°w them, time to secure the safety of their countr y, our armed people. A few minutes walk brings y oil let no chicanery of the briber y, to land , by appro ring ofthe rebellion at Neufehate l, and in government, no fali>e and intim idation , were reso rted to; the re- •£12,000 per annum ? and say we go over the pen sion jgjjj . Oa the nest day the commander of the English to the chur chyard , where the firBt prominent object colouring on the part of the ault and in iact r educe all the national burdens that threatening the Diet—at the very moment in whieh the press tempt one Wfl9, theJ election of Mr Barnard and Admiral list, ttesmer, the Bull-Dog, vainly endeavoure d to obtain that meets your eye is seven tombstones belonging to , Charti.t to swerve from the 'No working and middling ola9ses of society—• powers are endeavouring to find a fitting arena for their Vote no Musket' Dundas to sit ih the Commons' House of Parliament ; oppress the the king's lieutenant the suspension of the bosi- a family named Bwdshaw. Tou read the inscrip- cry. Thi3 digression having not and after having reduced our taxation , developed from mediator y negotiations which no oue requires , and from trenched upon my indeed to represent the wishes and interests of ardm ent. On the 15th the shells still continued to tions. The age attracts your attention. One 90, space, I must conclude my notes the our industrial resou rces, established a healthy home fe which the Swiss would easil y pass, numerous voicos, in the ensuing Stab. people'by the exercise of moral means, but sbo*« down npon tne town , when the Fre nch consul another 71, W, G9, 60, 59, 59. and two juniorg, 28 and l egally and unjustl trade, our legislature may then say ; Free Trade, , people frem all the countrie s of Europe , felici tate tha Tuoma9 Mausik y to "disfranchise the borough— if. Bresson, thought it his duty to make an appeal to 28. Read this, ye toil-worn slaves of the North. Wheeler. Ji nd in effect cheap shipping" , and all tbe res t efit. but withou t Federal Diet npon the measures which sbe has adopt ed , O'Connorville. to represent themselves and a small celleigues in the hu- Ye, whose years 'are short, ' fraction BBch reforms a3 those enumerated , all Free Trada tis , interest of the French and of and breathe asp irations for the trium ph of the goad cause. that ynnr employer s ef the community. This glorious old thing Conjointl -with Swi gams may be great. means in practic e robbery of tbe poor f or the benefit sasnity. y the consult of Sardinia , t- The addresses which bave emanated from German y, are Read this, yc grinders of called the British Constitution, establishes law in op- he re. Sheffield—ye weavers position of the rich. And the tendency of the policy is to cen- feT l&ud, the United States , Prussia and Russia , already so numer ous, that the maj ori ty of tbe journal * of Norwich—ye stockingers Keiohlby.— the inhabitants of Keighley have to morals, and the distinction between me of Leicester—ye bakera of tralise propert y in.the bands ofa few men who will psired to the-pa lace, and re quested the Duke de JTsjo now conten t themselves with merely alluding to tbem , the metropolis—and suffere d a severe loss in the death of John Miller , and my opponents is the following :—Mr Barnard After think not these were tombs at no distant day possess both the land and to order the bombardment of the town to cease. Neither at Dijon was Switzerlan d forgotten ; and tbe of an olden date. They curator of animals, &a., who died on his passage and Admiral Bundas are by force and fraud your a written promise ran§e from 1825 to 1845. quarries shi pp iny, and factories of this island. This a long parley, the Dak ede Hajo gave sympa thies of the French people, expressed hy the orators Return, then, to a na- home from America, where he had been collecting misnamed representatives ; I am , by the voice of rea- , arms for four and twent tural state of life ; inhale once process goes on quietly, but rapidly in this country ; tjjat he pranted suspension ef y as th e ban quet , will produce amongst ourselves all the mere the pure air, rare specimens of birds, reptiles, inaects, &c. Though son and the standard of justice, morally yonr repre. residents who were and your days shall belong in the land. Within half sentative—they James Garth Marshall, the millionaire of Leeds, is tou rs. Oa the 16ihv all the Trench tff-ct that could be anticipa ted. "When the people bear only a working man and labouring under the disad- are the men of the Fraction—I am were embarked. The news a mile of this village, is an experiment making by a the choice neighbouring land owner to Lord Brougham ; onr able to resch the harbour . of and unders tand , their streng th redoubles , and their vantages of poverty, and a very limited education , of the people. And I will now briefly al- from th pa r the German, of the name of lude to manufacturers have their town and country resi- ^hich arrived e inland t islaudjgave fresh coura ge augments. Bohn. He has built abou t he displayed a skill and shrewdness in the .pursuit of some of the leading questions of tbe day af. by the announcemen t that eight cottages, containing two rooms each , and ene Meeting your interests, dences , and hear of an estate being sold—you will courag e to the insurgents , On the St, is a affairs, M. Dekontet. expressed himself his favourite study, which st amped him as a man of and the interests of the obm-. gll the vicinity of Palermo was up in arms. Bulletins— four-roomed one, independent ofthe house where ho very superior abilities and natural talents. Through munity generally. The Navigation Laws were ah generally discover that the purchaser is a merchant in the following terms: — resides. or manufacturer. This new aristocracy are more to Band-biils . which were ren swid at every instant—k ept The houses are far inferior to those at a stron g desire to explore different parts of North hided to by all tbe candidates at tho late election. ' A few Steps from this spot , behind those mountains feudal barons—they urate op the agitati on of thepopnlat ion. O'Connorville—costing under £dQ. eacb. They America in quest of birds and other natural curio- No gentleman soliciting your suffrage however, ex- be feared than the old which we behold, a drama is enac ting, which thrills have a small garden attached to them, and about pressed a decided opinion on tho question calculation with cruelly—cunning with avarice— Among the events which signalised these days may be every heart. Hark l to the <:lash of arms—to those unex- sities, he contrived to save a few pounds hy dint of , but all of p two acres of land to each, about a quarter of a mile these men told you Craft with ostentation—property with despotism. The mentioned the capture of the garrison of Montereal , pected warriors—it is Switzerland which has arisen —tri sea rigid perseverance and economy, and railed from that they would consider the Palerm o by a society of Benedictine monks who distant. The land is inferior in quality to ours question and vote old aristocrats are formal and outworn, imbecile for Bear , , for her independence —arisen like Prance in '93. She also . Liverpool on the 17th of September. 1846. in pursuit of course for.'your interests. From joined in the insurrection . The reports of the loss The ren t much higher, and they have no aid mon ey of his favourite ^object. lie remained in America what I glean fn.m the reports on this subject, I have good, and supporters of antiquated systems. The had haB found her Hoehe and Carnot .in that popular Senate , allowed, new aristocracy are energetic and rich they will ©f life vary, snd are , prob ably, very uncer tain. It was neither have I the greatest faith in the about fourteen months -, eight of which he spent food reasons to suspect that tho Navigation Laws the expression of Democra tic power. Yesterday tha t neither support our charities nor patronise the 'fine that of the troop s two hundred were killed and paHy conducting the experiment—but such ia the about St Loui?, in killing and preserving animale, wi.l be abolished, and very probably your honourable said , nation so small , tha t an ogr e of a Cabinet thou ght to hirosslf.' They fifty or si*tj of the insurgents. desire for the land, thatmost ofthe houses are occu- supporting himself during that time by preparing members will vote for their abolition—but how far arts : their motto is ' Every man for some swallow her up at a mouthful , behold her now defying s blood of our nation in chilly selfish- the ISth, certain paltry concessions from the go- pied ; and , as fellow workers in the caose, we wish and selling specimens amongst the inhabitants. such a course may be of advantage to your borough is absorb thelife' On two or three powers , wbo pause in astonishme nt. Tbe * The t were broug ht from Saples and rejec ted with them God speed.' They will have map/ difficul- assiduity with which he followed his purs uit , and a question for disoussion. It iB argued by the free, ness, and make our morality dried and barren. Yet, vsrnme n hordes of Me tternich mark the scene, and our governors , if the present system be not changed—these mush- the patriots , who insisted npon nothing Bhort ties to contend against, but the greater will be their tha variety of climates he had to encounter, brou ght traders that Englishmen can build veasek as cheaply scorn by acting with that tortuous diplomacy worthy of the causa satisfaction when room millionaires are destined to be our rulers, and constitution, of J812. Nothin g ceald exceed the they overcome thera. Passing on an il lness, under which he laboured Bix months, as Russian?, Dutchmen, or Americans ; but I put of the which they suppert , empJoy secret in tervention , and con. throug England's working men their slaves. A number of, I fontempt with which the king' s decrees were treat ed at h Chalf ont, and the villages of Households gradually growing worse ; in which condition , he em- this plain question to the shipowners, sailors, and stitute themselves the abettors of the Jesuits . If they and Seergreen, I arrived at Beaconsfield, a spacious Orleans for England carpenters. How is it that a vessel trading to the daresay, very honest men are'noW desirous of repealing Pa' ermo—the y warned them dawn iheir euus. appear to hesitate , it is merel because barked at New , and died af ter ! y opinion has ef market towns, on the high road to Oxford , distant being about a month on tbe passage. The specimens Baltic, requiring masts or yards, except in case of the window tax, and really the window is a most These events excited gn>at agitation m Naples. Bevo- pressed itself on this grand question ; it is merel and I should bo very glad to hear of y because twenty-three miles from London. Diverging thence of curiosities he had acquired, consisting extreme urgency, does not get the same previous cruel impost, latieaary placards were published , containing such Ian. the principle of fraternity, and of the soverei of birds, its being removed ; but what says Sir Charles Wood, gnty of the from the main road (having to visit Reading), I , serpent s, and other thines to sailing from England ? The answer is readv be- gesge as tbe following :— * Away with words andmod e- people has made its pewerful voice to be heard insect s , have been the'national tax collector ? Hesays ' it brines a mil- , ; it is passed through the village of Woburn, with its pretty ht from Liverpool , and it is cause true, they can be had cheaper abroad. Where . MtiSDj and let DS come to fac ts — let us take armit perhaps because that army which they intend to march to broug the intention of limi and a quarter annually into the Kxeheque? green, affording abundant food for the poor man's his friends to exhibit them with a great do we get our timber from ? you answer the Baltic kni ves, stones—let us show that we are not vile, n.vr the frontier , might possibly meet its doom en quantity and I cannot do without it.' No, the Whigs never touching a stock, andi thereby, increasing his moans of subsis- more to the public, for the benefit of the widow and and America. It therefore costs us freigh t nnd robb ers, and tha t we stir in orler to have justice; and , land of liberty. They wish by a monstrous can spare any money ; they have, I believe, added perversion tence. Ala9! that so many of theBe vestiges ofthe be hoped that the lovers of natural duty more in price than it does the Russian or since he will not do us justice , let us seek it aur selves. of princip les and of facts to make us the abett ors family. It is to £8,000,000. lately, to onr national debt, and talk , of a time when the land of tbe nation belonged to the peo- will remember that he has .lmerican, to which muat be added wharfage, profi ts Peop le cf Naples, you were the first peop le in tbe times faction every where r eprobated. Ah! let thim cario ities died in extreme about increasing the income tax. The Whigs are , if tbey ple ofthe nation, Bhouldhave been allowed to disap- and left a widow and seven of . timber merchanto, insurance, &c. How .then OfMssan iello, are you now only become vile, and wlU will, mingle themselves with the remai ns poverty, children, who darling boys tomanage thecwh affairs, they retrench *o of that pear, to increase the farms of those who were already were fondly expecting his return , when they stands our relation with our foregin neighbours ? If not another Masa nlello rise Up to fffifl the people ! To Fratorian guard , which they were so happy one day to . received the pauper's gruel and economise the digestive pro- burdened with more acres tban with brains. Here the news of his death , and the :buria l of hia remains we say to them free ingress and free egreis, tree , arms, to knives, to stones ! Long live the people! behold conqu ered by the peeple. They at least remained perties of our stomachs. The property and income the Messrs Venables have some large paper mills, in the Atlantic Ocean o competition , we meet them on equal terms , and We Tjosg live Pio Kono ! Long live Hasaniel lo! Death to steadfast to their faith . But yon ! you go to stipulate tbe . The committee of th taxi toOj are-poking things, they make oup 'shop- and tbe village altogether bad a flourishing appear? Keighley Mechanics' Institution have generousl] must beat them or they bpat us. The English sea- «ril government 1* price of your iniquitous bargain with the executioners of ance. I also observed several acres laid out in allot- mi n come on a level with the Russian, eating his keepers grow serious, and enable their bankers to Uewt next arrived of the revolt of the entire province Galliciti Tou yield «p your honour aad your arms to granted the use of the hall and tbe gas for the know how far to give them credit. The return to ments of a few poles each, but the method of culti- exhi bition, which commenced on Saturday laBt, Jan. coaise bread/and drinking water instead of having of Saleroro . Then followed the ereicing - inform ation the Jesuits , yonr allies • encourage your new friends, and direct taxation is compulsory on the part of govern- vation said but little for the agricultural skill of the 30th. and will cdntinu eopen for a week. good meat, good bread, and his share of grog. I am that all Calabria was in one blaze of insurrection . The kiss the han dles of their swords . But enlightened tenants; and I must here remark that during a told the English carpenter can work so much harder ment, but it will bo a rarespecimen of Whig economy concessionary decrees of the ISth only excited utter eon- France—the France ' of the people—touch it not on that fortnight's ramble gee Wa bhington. —Wheat Djbdli ho Machine, —On to take the tax off light and put it on income. How , I did not any gardens so well a than the Russian, which simply means the English temp t . The Kin g then published an ordonnance , declar- peint. , Her genius will never lend tbe stron g hand for cultivated as onr allotments at O'Connorville. In Monday evening week, publio meeting was con carpenter must pay hi liberal ! shifting the burden from the window, to tha the performances of a dibbling gher taxes, and be in reality ing sn smnesij ia favour of all per sons in the kingdom the destruction ofthe liberties of her fello w citizens ,' " the country villages no apparent attention was paid vened to witness ma- a greater Blave than the Russian serf. Previous to ledger, but both commg from the pocket at last. ge-ained forpelitica! offences, includin g all the members At the democratic toast , 'To Swltserla nd and her to them. The shoemakers, tailors &c in the sub- chine, invented and constructed by Mr Conway, of This is certainly the age of invention and inge- this town. The placard, calling the meeting, stated the repeal sf the Corn Laws, the orators of the Anti- Ol tbe eslebrated famil y of Komeo. Independence ,' M. Bau ne spoke as follows :—. urbsof the town I passed through, seemed decidedly corn-law League informed the 3hip owners that n nuity, and the Whiga, true to thB chemiBtry of the ' Later accounts state that the Jesuits have been ex- 'Ci tizens ,—Three dajs ' march scarcely separates us that one man with the aid of this machine would be ¦ age, absorb all that is valuable in their profession ^ in advance of, their agricultural brethren. From free trade in corn would , enhance the value of pelled the kingdom. Neither this nor the amnesty , from the generous nation which combats for equality Wobarn it is five miles to Marlow. Here ia enabled to perform as much work a3 thirty men by shipping, b and are of course in the advance guard of the light an ele- of dibbling wheat. It is generall y increasing the carrying trade, and the however , satisfied the people, intoxicated with the re- against ariBtecracy . We are, so to speak , witnesses of gantsuspension bridge over the Thames. At tbe foot the present mode y English shipowner of course supported the League. fingered fraternity, and manage the pick-pocket de- practical men that dibbling or setting ports ofthe successes in Sicily, and resolved to extend at this strag gle, tbe issue of which will not bs doubtful be- of the bridge, is St Margaret's Church , abrick struc- admitted by ' Free trade in corn ' was then the standard cry— partment in a very professional manner. . vYhen I ¦once tbeir demands , ia proportion to tbe power they had tween the immense majority , which rests on equity, and ture, but a model for wheat is not only the best, producing the most pro- appeared before you on the day.of nomination, I did elegance and purity of sty le. sped. ' Cheap bread for the peopled was the watch-tr/rd of acquire d and to the impotence of the government , with tbat rebellious minority which prays for tbe sword of the In the distance is Bfaham f itable crops , but effects a great saving of The the party—and manufacturing prosperity, so as the humble advocate of great and noble prin- Abbey. These architec- dibbling, and in- One voice they demanded not only a larg e constitutional forei gner. But everywhere the new coalition threatens tural beauties, the Thames, roaring and foaming as only objection against as coropared with the creased f ood were the promise d results ciples. The People's Charter appears to me as the of broad-cast, being the enormous . Neither r eform , bat solid guarantees for its faithful execution . th is ancien t land of democracy ; diplomacy digs her it falls over the weir into the stream below, and the present *yitem ofthe results have followed. Dr Bowring, Mr Cob - national manifesto of the people's rights, noi tho One fact deserves mention; a general ran has been made sub terranean mines ; the Jesuits relight the torches of v"ew, bounded by a range of hills covered with mag- amount of labour absorbed, and that labour of a very den, and Mr Bright, Magna Charta for a privileged order,,but the maxi- cramped and painful nature. Considerable opposition have not yet been able to show p on the Royal Bank at Naples , which is und er the gua- fanaticism ; the Austrian troops block up on the north , nificent trees, form a picture such as it has seldom plain men like John West, of Macclesfield , or Jimes mum opuli ; the great charter for, aU. My ,8up- rantee of the King and gcTtrnmen t—while not a faunas on tb e sout h, and to the east, the Swiss frontiers , and been my lot to gazs on. Towards - nighfall I reached has been manifested towards the inventor on account Leach, ability of the heavily porters have beer, often told that these principles that with this raaohi»e one of Manchester, the been withdrawn from the Bank at Polerao, which is bol dly avow their sinister intentioa s. They watch for Reading, the home of my parents, where a fond wel- of the placard stating, taxed Englishmen, importing cotton from America, would lead to anarchy and confusion , to plunder and esder the guardianship of the people. Thus evea tbe a reverse in order to smother the cries of lib erty, which , come was mine. A day man would be enabled to perform the woik of thirty to comnete , bloodshed ? I ask, where is the evidence for bo flip- 's rest and enjoyment, and single peg dibbling, .successfully with the American Well, BODtJ OCr Bcy are btginning to see where power and ho- for six year *, annoyed tbe masters of Austri a upon their the reader will accompany me to Oxford. City ef men by the present mode of but say Dr Bowring and Co., we must go on with Free pant an assertion. Did noli America—tho oldest nour are to be found. th rone; Now Metternich fears that Italy will under- spires—once far-famed seat of learning—truly this objection was at once removed, when the inventor born of England—rise in rebellion against the mo- by tbe use of this macbine and the con- Trade—repeal the Navigation Laws—which simply Letters , from Paris, oi Wednesday ' s date, announce stand tbem , and rise as one man to respond to the call. many and glorious are the associations connected showed that means , that the shipping.interests of the country ther country, and after a long, and to England an in- of a general system of dibblins glorious stru ggle succeed in wre sting from a haughty fee Proclama tion of th e Constitution of 1812 fpr Naple s Doub tless, in case of an invasion , our heroi s friends with thee. You view its prineely colleges, sequent introduction must be sacrifieed • not for tho geneial good of the , with of sowing it ' broad-cast,' it would and beggared ministry a declaration of independence? end Sicily, which took place a t Nap les oa the 29th ult . would recommence their history, and wonld find upon their ivy-crowned domes—its sequestered cloisters, wheat , instead community, bnt for the advantage ofa knot of cot- ' It will be well to bear in nsind.* savs our correspond ent, thei r lefty mountains , and in their deep defiles, names with tbeir give employment to six men where one onl y< is em- ton and woollen lords America.established Universal Suffrage as the basis elaborate, yet fantastic, decorations—its saving , resident in Yorkshire and « thatitis tbe Constitution of 1812. and not that of 1821, reoowned as those ofDonerbuhl , Linpen , and &Torai I stately halls, rich with the biblical treas nres ployed at present, the immense effeoted in the Lancashire of her constitution, and I ask is property lci-s, safe in of ages— covering the additional cost for , who bid fair to be the rulers of thin that has been proc laimed, and that it was prepared in Nevertheless the despots are uni ted ,—against th em, tha and ponder over item ofseed more thnn country, and whose fierce and reckless New York ihan in London ? life less Tespected in its having been the misery of many that this machine in- competition Sicily onder the auspices cf theBritish Government ; Swiss migh t still perish ; but jet no loDger be able to of the great and learned men who have 9hed labour. Thus, it will he seen , have ruined our manufactures—decimated our popu- Philadelphia than ih Glasgow ? Every one knows lustre throwing men out of work, will open up a that property and life are as safe on the and further tbat his Majes ty the King of the French , conquer for tbeir country. Does not the dead body ot upon the English annaJs, f rom stead of lation— cruely maltreated women and children—and . , tbe days ol tbe grea t employment, while it will be f ound ol western as on tbe eastern side of the At- ¦who resided there at the moment , actuall y assisted in Poland , resting benea th its bleeding shroud , testify tha t Alfred to tbe present new source of enriched themselves. h men desire to extend time—each stone, eaeh tree, farmers and corn-growers. An T ese framin g it. This constitution provides for the establish - devoti sn may sometimes fall powerless beneath the force its every feature "im great advantage to their suicidal polioy , caring not for the effects on lantic ; and in the free States of Switzerland, al- , receives and parts a veneration in the room to test the practi suffering from ment Oi two Cbambtr s (Lords and Commons) , and is in of a well organ ised military power ! Shall we that its present position, experiment was made others provided the. policy pursued be beneficial though on a late occasion, . internal either in learning or poli- invention , when it was found that to fact copied from tha t of Great Britain. suffer our most ancient ally, tha t reBowned repablic tics, would not accord to it. At cability of the Mr their own interests. The rise, progress, worth, and commotion, yet the rights of properly and the liber- ( Oxford , in company machine, performed in Pros Rom e we hear tha t the civic guards are in that old 'transalpine Burgundy, to be swallowed np by with Mr Doyle, we attended Conway , by the aid of bis potver of the millocraey of England, merits our con- ties of the subject have remained unaltered, and the a tea party and ball, in much work as took two ex- brave men of the Cantons conld be courageous each man being allowed to take his firelock the monarchs at the gates of France : The time is past commemoration of one of their twenty-five seconds as sideration. Sixty years ago the ^manufactures of in grea t gke, members being suc- minutes and a hall—thu3 proving war and forgiving in peace ; whilst the .stability of home , an d hang it over bis domestic lares. A. marching for barren wishes and vain pro testations . It is by acts cessful at the late ballot, and the evening's enter- pert dibhlers seven England wers spread over the face of the country ; 000 men is being organised to 6tsrt at » that we must assert our political faith. Let us be ready , tainment proved to a demonstration that it will do all that tho inven- every town and village contained its ' shoemaker, her institutions,"the comfort and iridependenea of battalion of 5, that a strong democratic character meeting was quite astonished her hardy people have been the subjects of moment' s r.etice from Born e to any point of the if necessary, t» seal with our blood the holy dectrine of can be sustained , even when surrounded by priestly tor says it will. The tailor, blacksmith, and manufacturer. The ' wooh , praise at the novelty,and easy working of the machine, as and admirationirom tbe .days of Bacon to the aron ti- r. The young lade and boys of Beme, to the the union and fra ter nity of the people ! Burgnndians , intolerance and fawning sycophancy. Honour pa.-k ' is a common signboard in every old village . re- , I ing, the man working it while cords' of the Iateat ' travellers. Tcprotect property is several hundreds are to be seen af t er you are worthy to gi*e to France , and to bequeath to say, to the good and true it requires no stoop and borough of the land. Enter these boroughs and number of , men of Oxford .' From upright position. After Inspecting tho very nature, of man. 18 there a fire in your the drill exercise under history , a memorable example! Let us be the first to Oxford to Witney is ten miles. Witney standing in an villages now—look among the inhabitants—and you school hours nadergoin ff , is notedfor , meeting came to the following re- warehouse, who endanger their lrves to save ydus" ths instructions of au old Piedmonte ge veteran Coloael p in the midst cf the people, that the inde- its blanket manufactories, the machine the find .he tailor, shoemaker, and blacksmith ; but , reclaim bere, but, owing to the badneaj the opinion of this meeting ' r property ? the people, Li there an act of petty local pendence of Switzerland ia placed under the safeguard of trade, nearly all tbe hands of solution t—' That it is where is th« distaff, the representative of the ' spin- PafetfteF . were out employ, machine invented and con- despotism practised, who rebels ' against it ? the at Florence a solemn ofthe French Democracy. And should the executioners and the inhabitants informed us tbat if many that the wheat dibbling ning-jenny interest ? Tou look in vain for the vil- In the church of Santa Cr oce, , had Conway, will answer in a remarkable people, h there an act of. cruelty committed f ar slain jn of Gallicia dare to sully by their hateful presenc e the not been employed on the Chartist estate structed by Mr lage manufacturer, but yet you see linens and cottons dirge wa« sun g on the 19ih the sonls ofthe , the dis- purposes for which it was invented, wantonly again st the weak , who sympathise s territory, —let us be ready to repel them. Let tress in the town would have been awful. degree all the ticketed very eheap—flimsy rotten .things, manufac- the streets of Milan. Helvetic important improvement upon the pre- with the injured and redresses the grievance? leave this spot, officer or soldier of tbe swred And is a very tured ia Manchester, Rochdale, or Bradford, by Lette rs from Turin announce tnat the King of Sar- each of us From "Witney to Minster Lovel is about two and a Conway stated tbat it was his in- the people. Is there an invasion threatened bat talion , which will uph old ju stice agains t violence— sent system.' Mr men who have centralised our manufactures ih a . was far , Marquis de Chatelot -e powners ruin our people and then exultingly mons ; and surely, after such a declaration , no sup- now commands a contin ent , and covers every sea with greater than the anticipation. Miles of road are Barlow, Bressofc , and Geor(. our shi , ^ p will urge suoh an objection. thos e of the MarqalB filippo Yillani, Coun t Fertus alli, shington,—at the other end was a conclave of exclaim ' England is the glory of the world .' If the porter of his lordshi her ref-sels. Asd CharleB X., that mind representative formed, where none heretofore were known. Quar- Wa , Only my Lord John is apt to change—tho cameleon and Count Ercol e Duri ni, formerly an ofiicer in the about thre e yards by two, in one elegant gilt frame , free traders bo pressed hard on the repeal of the Of legitimacy, was he not constrained In his turtt Id hail ries for building materials are being successfully lord- Austrian army. Upwards ot 400 of the most determined portraits, with the People's navigation laws, some of them may admit that it is is a standard for light and shade compared to his the regene ra tion of Greece by the thu nders of the cannon worked, where none dreamed of their existence. of all the Star Charter ship. The Whig leader was clothed that night in the patriots of the work ing class have been arre ted; of . centre, with the immortal Hunt supporting it necessary to sacrifice the interests, of the .fow for the • of Navarino ? But tbe soldiero of France will never be Lime-kilns are in full operation. In fact , every in the these 180 of the youngest and most robust were con- pos- right, and Feargus O'Connor and T. S. general welfare of the state. . This sounds exceed- garb o? Radicalism. The soul of John Ball seemttl found in the ranks of the Hely Alliance. We know that sible operation is carried on. that can in any way on the Don- and iris veyed to TrieBte, to be employed on boar d the ships of E?qrs., on the left. After the y patriotic, and we know something of its results. in the possession of the iast of the Rus9.ells ;;. the guns of our brav e array were armed alone against sav e the co3t ot carria ge or material , a due regard combo, assemblage ingl appealed nobly to the Imperial n»vy, and the 220 remaini ng have been had nnburthened tha tables of their ¦ cumbrous When H«8kin8on carried his free trade measure, lordship, big with his love of justice, the auxiliaries of Brendt aud of Szela. Let our Swiss being had to the qualify of thelatter. Eighty houses the honourable members of the thrice honourable transported , withou t even the form ofa trial , to Styria w , whioh consisted of roast heef and potatoes, reducing the import duty ou.silks, it was considered brot hers listen to our ar dent vows, and rememb er oar are erected, six others were being commenced ; but eigh t house, on behalf of the Jews, and asked who conld in- and Mora via , wher e thay are doomed to work as galley true democrat, Mr James Hyson , was ed ncceesary to hare chesp silks, and chea p silks are, sacred pr omises. May they accomplish , in the calm of when Isay eighty houses, you can scarcely conceive that call on terfere with God's judgment to man, slaves . The reg iment of Giuley, wh ich acqnf wd such to preside, supported on his right by that veteran in of course, a very excellent thing - but let us see tho power , tbeir work of streng th aad moderation. Let them tbe ground these stand upon, the distance from the balance and the roo a disgiac tfal notori ety in the massacre of Gallicia , is tbe cause of liberty, Mr Charles Walker, aged 84 effect on the ailk weavers. In evidence given by J. Stf ike from his hand the . tha t, on the approa ch of the foe, our bodies will first house to the last,«rthe immense labDurnecessary God. one of those quartered at Paris. knew years, and William Bedford , edit or of tho Ashto- Blocklehurst, Jun. Esq., before the select committee Prejudge his justice, be the God of serve with their bodies, as tbe last rampart of liberty ,— in pieparing footpaths, &e„ to tbe same. A portion T wo elegant maw ; on tbe left, we saw Mr William Aitken, on the silk .trade , we have the following questions How sympathetic and patriotic on behalf of God'g Great excitement prevails at Venice. that our vcices, united to theirs , will send for th a supreme of the estate liej on each side the high road to Chel- accomplished young coun tesses, Gius tint ani and schoolmaster, James Taylor, president of the asso- and answers :—' Question 11,413 : Do you know any Jews. Why not extend the sympathetic chord te and appeal , which, in awaken ing the people, will shake the tenham ; on the one side the house s are built in the • will nafc Bentivosiio conceived tbe bold and bsnevolent design of ciation , Samuel Radclij fe, agent, aBd Mr Ernest instance of mill property being offered for salp ? God'a Christians ? I hope your sympathies , world, and crush the oppr essors to dust . Tbe projec ts form of a crescent, with the school, a magnificent an instance of a mill originall y costing be encircled by so narrow a creed ; all . men are demandin g alms in person for tbe families of the dead eltizens; the Alps are Whitworth . schoolmaster. The chairman opened I know ofthe coalition will not succeed , buildingin the centre : on the other side/th e property the business in a very neat speech, and conoluded by £6,000 or £7,000, and was purchased in 1827 for brethren, and if your hearts pant to bursting for the and wounded , killed at Milan by the Austrians . The and this time France is not far distant. ' stretches down to the water's edge, neir wbich stands nigh to heaven , proposing, ' The Soverei gnty of tho People ,' which £1,700 and I stated the fact fio the Board ef Trade remember, I/beseech 6ij|/'on }ihe poor Samaritan, who'e city was stru ck with admiration at tbis proceed- the old farm house with its numerous barns j Jew, > , out- was drunk by all present , upstanding and uncovered , in 1828, or 1820 ; a few weeks ago I met the late pro- whoaa heart is kind and feelings generous; but poor ing, and in the evening no sooner had they arrived in buildings &c, which have been converted into sta- like the- Rothschilds and whole theatre burst and ably responded to by Mr Richard PilliDg. The prietor in London, and asked him what that .mill in pocket, and cannot, theirlo ges at the Fenice, than the THE CHARTIST AND LAND MOVEMENT. bles for the Chartist horses. Another portion of the said £7 0C0, independently of ma- Barings, boast of his millions, and com mand the ser- (in the middle of one of Cerito ' s aerial steps) into next toast was ' The Immortal Memory of Thomas actually cost ; he forth estate lies on both sides the road to Brize Norton, Paine ;' ably responded to by Mr W. Aitken. The chinery, costin g him £i 000 more j and that that pro- vices of great lords and rich commoners/ . My youth the mest unequivocal demon stratlens of satisfaction. Newspaper, (Deutsche the houses farming one continuous street The German Losdon , upwards of nest toaBt given was ' A Landed Democracy, and perty which cost him £11,000, waB knocked down for and poverty are objections raistd by some.of my The applause was loud and prolo nged , much to the dis- the 28tu ult., in alluding to loiiDOHxa Zeitukg) of a mile and a half in length, with a cross street may the plan propounded by Feargus O'Connor, £1,700 and abiut £200 for the machinery.' So opponents. Age is not always.indicative of wisdom, tbe hi au thoritie s who were eye-wit- land , comfi ture of gh the Democratic Movement in Eng and Ireland, branching therefrom ; truly it seems a town in itself. Esq. and the Chartist Executivelead to effect of free trade in silk onjtho posses, nor ia poverty of disgrace. But with an these objec- en and unexpected appro val of tbe _ « ' the destruc- much for the oasses of this sodd g3jS: Since Mr O'Connor s return to Par liam ent Each housejs' nicely finished with every requisite for tion of the law of primogeniture,—a better cuJtivafetf sor of property. Now for the wages of the weaver. tions against- me, I will not resign in layout of Mr noble act . The day after the husban ds of these two an unwonted energy seems to pervade the Chartist domestic convenience, and in external decoration , Admiral Dundas. The poor Chartist would and requ ested to native land and a greater state of happiness for the In 1820 the average wages of the silk weaver ;was Barnard or ladits weve summoned to the police , . ranhS, Great meetings are being held all through they far exceed any cottages I have yet seen. The IndnstriouB of tbe3e Islands ;' responded to per week ; two years after free trade being not hold a seat in the senate with a conscience s<>deaS collected , and the list of the at great 10s. Cd. gire np the money thus tbe country, and though formerly persecuted by tho land is considered the beat in the neighbourhood, length by Mr William Bedford . The next toast introduced weekly wages Cs. 6d. Such a policy anity as that of Admiral Dundas, the supporter promptly refused . .wa* to hum names of the donors , which tbey O'Connell party, Mr O'Connor is daily gaining more and, with the exception of a small portion by the • The Barons of Runnymede who forced the silks to the rich/and dear silks to; the and advocate of flogging. . But who. voted for bim ? a second time, and tyrant means cheap Count Beniivoglio was summoned adherents in Ireland. It is supposed that after the road side, has an exceeding great depth of soil. Dur- John to sign Magna Charta ; and may the Baronii of weaver's wife and daug hters. True enough , says the The merchants ahd shophpeporsinf thia borough. bis answ er was, ' The six thousa nd franca are on the present>es8ion he will make the tour of Ireland, hold ing our stay here the hogs, which Mr O'Connor has "Who has been the present age emulate thiir deeds ;' responded to free trader, but it is all for the good of the state. Who then flogs the soldier ? The drummer. road to Milan, and the list of the contributor s grest meetings for the purposa of explaining Chartism been fattening with the bsrley grown oi the estate, by Mr James Taylor, in was taken off glass lately ; what an excel- the drummer to layon the lash ?; The colonel. people a very energetio speech ,: who The duty ordera •destroyed. ' aud uniting the of England and Ireland for were killed, and I never before saw animals bo fat of was very ably supported by Mr Charlea Walker, who lent thing to have cheap glass ; ask the makers of Who aided to grant the power to tbe colonel ?. Ad- PRANCE. their common good. * * * Tbns'Mr O'Con- their size ,* they tursed out even better than the pur. spoke at great length on the present Charter. " oar fancy glass ornaments, and tbey will answer yon, miral Dundas,: Arid who gave the power te the Ad- Address drag s wearily en. The peoples, will become The The discussion on the nor, as leader of both truly for- chaser anticipated. The manure made by tbe hogs, next toast being ' The Democratic Members of tbt< that Bohemian glass can be imported for leas than miral?: The electwa of Greenwich, Deptford, and discussed have been France and Snit- more so than ever pri ncipal subjec ts midable to government, O'Connell cows and horses islone of the most advantageous ofthe House of Commons ;' responded to by Mr John they formerly received for wages. Free trade'in Woolwich. Certainly not', unanimously, but by a seriand ; and the principal speak ers, Lamartiae , Thiers, was*, and what he was not, he is nnptrfcaasable. His Company's co-operative results, the benefit to the fancy workboxes , he is a Whig, in oppos ition to Alexander Steuart • this toast was very ably sup- boots, shoes/ hate, , musical instru- majority. -And .as for Mr Salsmons JJ arro t and Guizot. Tbe three former great prid e is to say with truth that he never eat a allottees will be great at .a comparatively trifling ported slippers man—but no compromise. Remember, we L-narra ' bwbarding and burning middle classes dread this splendid ot tne MJ the Republicans , ' of the • The English by tbe Company, but having been twice ploughed and supported by Mr Samuel an perfectly delightful. What of the poor ' shoem akers, is the groundwork of the atruggler-the raht of the Inte rior of every possible means to injure Walker, who gave birin , of Palermo; you. who were Mia ^er movement, and try it. will new lay exposed to the fertilising-action of the account of the rise and progress- of Chartism in h i hatters, tailor?, cabinet maker, glass-blowers, people tq food and shelter in- tho land of their. In Insurrec tion ; counting-house organ, the ' ¦; France in April , 188i, wh en Ljo bs was That would-be-radical weather, until the allottees.take possession. Whilst owb town. , A number of patriotic songs and recita- ailk weaverSj'&c ? Oh! they are such excellent work- the motto of our banner— - -* '• i ' • the Commander ofthe to crush the movement in attack- here I visited the ruins of Lovel Castle, for strange mfl coming , you, who told General Araar a. Dispatch, thinks tions enlivened the proceedings until a Iato hour, men, can work harder than the French or Germans' Theres' a good «*• coming boyi-a gcbd t' hesitated to funonaie just the reverse is the result-- as it may sound in the ears of some we axe now the ' troops in that city, aad who ing O'Connor ; but . , when after a rote of thanks to the ebairman,-~three true enou gh they are very poor, bat ttfey are so in- Aid it aU you can , every woman, * vary man, the Rhone line- silences the musketry with actual possessors of a once famed ba*-oniaI manor. impljf regit- communica ted to We '1 Piles, Fibtdi *, and BEABiNos.nowt* . A Wonderful affair s of Italy bad mances ' The Old English Baron. ' It is also the « lations, cannot be immutable; but constantly subject at the revolution ary a*peet wbich the where Cure by Abernoth y's Pile Ointment. '—Kobt. Witherhall , elccti0D to t tie march ofLitenliwj »«, scene of the Bong of the ' Mialetoe Bough ,' of Claphanvcommon to change. 1 think the first great interest that re. ^5f i^tt»* "- assumed, and Ms advic e tha The magistrates of Hereford have £«*« , Surrey, hud been serera ! years move the following resolution — ' opposed. The intrepid Schamyl meaning | Lord Lovel's bride is suffocated in the old oakfn afflicted with piles and fistula; , besides s gonoral bearing- quires consideration ia thelnterest of the :National oon-alectois of the bowmen in tba t Peninsula be bushes are agricultural produce within the Tbat we tbe electors and Russians in the Caucas us, exempted chest. down of the most painful nature. Ho had tried all in. Debt.?All .money is valuable, hot because ofretrinsic as«n>Med fcft*.to& was still bars isfng thB , and are consequently n ' i» puWo . 'meetta R „ t of the turnpike act? It closed with a spring and dreadful doom, ternal medicines for that complaint without deriving the worth hut because of the quantity of necess&tiesfoif fGr« anw «V held intended lorsale. least benefit. He , £3 ^prin ciples by.Mt-Samuel Kydd , io,luciflly, from toll when they are not The bride lay clasped in a livin g tomb. was advisoiby a friend to purchase a the support of life that money can buy in the mar- a It has been compute d that tiie land of the globe ; pot of 'Abernethy 's Pile Oint ment ,' and on tho first up. eloquently, , and forcibly set forth oa this and many baet-Mot sugar manufa^ea ¦ the The baronial castle is fast vanishing, the very same ket. Every requisite of existence, food excepted, is individually and The number of would be equal to the support of fift j s« tune* plication foun d great relief, and by urfngthr ce 4s v6d. pots occailoD*, do hereby pledge turselvts , on the lst ultime, was 366 ; and , of Lovel has became extinct. The Lorrfa of Min- was completel y cured , and has not had a -return ^ which ; not more than one^half its former price, whilst the operation in France, its preseutinhabitanta, or might Bua»m a colloctively, to use every tffort within our power * sugar manufactured, or lying over numberof Bleep, in their narrow tombg. Tradition ia is uow elght-ien months since he used tbo ointment, interest of eur National Itebt baa increased. Well, tha quantity ef population of fifteen thousand millions. ster since last year, was 30,903,439 kilogrammes. ] FEBR gAKY 5, TWff. 'Wn BTBKRN - STAR. _ 184^ j ¦ ¦ ' i / "" 1 " ——— ' n - . _ ,. . . ° n n -— "¦'" ¦.-«Lw mJ u.»u1M i i i ¦ i ].-» atat eiehtfii»hk o'cloclock.ck. A n«ki: „ __ " I arrivedI when the Chair lo be taken public meef ^ rusflingrray, even in the oaks of Britain—de- Men of France, the time has will be held at Mrs Thompson's, Royal shall occur ; as been, because the greatest and most wholesome dis- THE FRATERNAL DEMOCRATS. low frankly declare ing Oak gi ecur s his return whenever a vacancy that the hour of change is drawing near ! Proletarians of every nation should otte-street on Monday evening, the ' h aad comman d- tributive organ , the working.clas?es, have had no noting lly unite as Charl , Htli inu t rom his deep stud y, great researeh, hig ay yet he but as a morning breeue in England- themselves to each other, and cordia purpose of establishing No. 2 « una dorned elea.u-.nce weal th to distribute , (llear, hear. ) The remedies On Monday evening last the monthly meeting of It m , for the branch of tC ing talents , unea rpa ssablo an * this society took place, a week earlier herald of a bright day. But be the oak uprooted, or brethren. ,. . ¥n New Land Company. Chair taken at eight o' , and KCCedingly proper are ebvious. Unlock the land monopoly. With a than usual, to men are subjected to clock we conoto bim w bo a »o.t fit accommodate the members of the untouched , I see the calm beyond.. Peace there will In all countries the working LiVEsroon.—Mr J ones will lecture on and vaned InUr est* oi land-holding people there will always ba a steady German Society, suffering ; their ene- MondaV person to represen t the many who hold their anniversary festival be when the last throne tumbles in the gulf o political proscription and social Feb. 7th , in the Association Heu.e of Parliame nt. circulation, safe from panics. Sweep away Customs on Monday _ are'identical. evening Room 5/ this borough in the Commoni next. j me when the last coronet falls from a degenerate mies are the same, and their interests Subject : ' Manners and pleasure and Excise. Establish a property-tax upon a sliding t of Let then the Proletarians of all lands forget and Rose-place. Custom^ «f said : He rose with very great John Hutchinson was called to the chair. The fol- brow_when the last bayonet corrodes in the rust , , Ancient Britens.' At eight o'clock, Mr Mr Morgan and fr om the scale, making the rich pay so much more in the when equality has taught mutually forgive the wicked and bloody feuds oi the the Donovan adaption of ttatresolation. lowing new members were elected, and subscriptions years. Peace there will be, will lecture at the above place. On Tuesd ay fe morathe which the meet pound thaa the poor,—and, above all, give Univer- heaven have won past, and work together for that happy f uture which even and well-deserved plaudits with received :— man justice, and the inheritoru of Feb. 8th. Subject : ' Annual load" able and eloquent sal Suffrag e. Jones Lloyd say«, under the present Jones concluded by shall witness their deliverance.' in". Parliament,; hsd greeted Mr Kydd's very world. Daniel Paul. Glasgow, 5s. ; a Friend, Auchterarder, their heritage of earth. (Ernest air to be taken at half-past seven o'clock . in they would carry it nnam- system, panics are necessary in the monied the resolution, as follows, and resumed his ' National glory ' is no compensation to the mil- Ch addres* sure he was that the country ? The monied 5s. ; T. M. Wheeler, O'Connorville, Is. ; Rowland moving • Newcastle-iton-Tine.—The members of back it up by providing the means Well—who govern seatamid st a perfect storm of applause ) lions for the loss of their rights, and their subjection this monslv there, and world—which is inhabited by very few men. Then, Lacey, Wm. Burnett, and John White, Wooton-under- international branch are respectfully informed, that by a resolution that gentleman s return at the next Edge, Is. each ; Louis Rodanet That in tho opinion of this meeting the outcry respect- to social misery ; on the contrary, pay for ensuring they are not fit to govern, if they are subject to pa- ./fc, Rochefort sur- by those who havo wars but aggravate their calamities. What matters passed, they will have to their monies 0n election , come when it may. (Loud cheers.) When the man to lead Mer , France , Is. 6d. ; Mark Murray , Henr y Bai- ing the * Nati onal Defences,' is got np between the hours of six nic?! A frightened general is not unjus t, plunder -, it to the working classes if tho arms of England are Sunday evenings and ojuhf Mr kvdd issued his address on becoming a candi. the people tramp. aud — Heinberg. an Int erest in perp otuatlng the present hour no monies will be non-eleetois ? an armr. (Hear, hear.) Then place murdering system { and that the object of the victorious in Asia, or the armB of France triumphant after which acknowled^d date it wa3 asked, why address the giving them the land . The following surscrir.tions were also received from ing, nnd This branch, of the * they had influ- beyond she reach of panics, by who bave created the said outcry is—lat. To in Africa ? for that week . National Iind simoiv because if they had not votes hten a man with his old members -.—John Shaw, la. ; H. Bauer, Is. *, and parties pany beg to apprise the working ' them to use that You will fin d it difficult to frig the slavery of the British paople , by increasi ng • Ye men who shed your blood for kings like wate r, Com classe* ence, (loud cheer,) and he called on cupboard , and his H. Merrick. Woroester, 2s. ; Rogers,"Bristol , Is. pro long , the friends of Mr O Connor in return, corn on his fields, his flitch in his forca of their rulers ; and 2nd. To pro long What have they given your children In roturn !' and also , that a public influence on behalf oi Mr Kydd, who, * The dignity of England the physical will be entered into immediately/! use his best exertions to procur e that for them musket over his fireplace. The chairman then introduced the roi«n of tjranny generally , by revWlng those national subscription oena would panic-stricken men should govern her ,— —the kings of gold as well as the kings of courts— gentleman to defen d his seat in ' deprived— requires ne Ehnkst Johks, who said : In the union of Frater- ivhich were tho disgrace of our fathers , and ble that the Corr^ of which they never ought to have been and you need not fear antipa thies they have rewarded you and yours with oppression of Parliament and ' To his let the people govern , nal Democrats 1 see the germ of better times, and 1 aolemnly repudiate ' mons' House , the following per the elective franchise. (Loud cheers.) English market , which this meeting degradation and chains! " ans- Nicholas thr owing hi3 paper on the consider this sooiety as a great and powerful adjunct and hunger, boss have taken collecting books to solicit subscrin brother electors, he would say, if you desire the tho fluttering The resolution was seconded by Charles Keen, The ruling classes of England sometimes attempt lordhng ; if you and seeing the British lion tremble at to the cause of democracy in England. There was, chappeb, and tions fmm their fellow labourers :—Mr John Broivn tocracy to be represented return a (Loud cheers .) With reference to supported in an able speech by Cam. S to throw dust in the eyes of the British people by reoresented return a geaeral ; of a bank note. at its-formation, a slight mistrust on tho part of my Mr James Pigdon, Mr Peter Murray, Mr II. Stokoe' wi=h tbe ar my to be liabitics , to which I have just alluded , a carrie d unanimously. telling them that they are the possessors of an em- navy to have a mo our foreign Chartist brethren against the Fraternal Democrats and after a few Mr J. M'Dougal , Mr H. Johnstone, Mr James Wat ' if you wiih the government and word as to the National Debt. I don ' t say repudiate Julian Haunkt then came forward, ire on which the sun never seta.' They, the plun- representation, why continue to —they feared it was an attempt to supersede the ridiculing the pietended alarm of a p ' son and Mr John Robertson,—The members are nopoly of your it—but I say : let those pay who cont racted. (Hear, observations dered people, who have not one foot of soil in their ; if you wish tho church to " movement—to create a party within a party—they moved the adoption of an address to also requested to attend a full meeting on Sundav return Admiral Dundas _ working classes were no contractin g Fren ch invasion , native land they can call their own ! This delusion a Sir Robert Inghs ; n you hear.) The have new learned that every member of this society of France. The Address (which will nexN Feb. 6th, to elect a corresponding secretary J. be presented find j "™ parties—s o they are not legally liable. We got no a s , the Proletarians is perfectly understood by the working men of Great presented return a la wyer ; but if you is a thorough Ch rti t and that Chartism is a test of belojy) was reoeived with loud applause ; and Mr John West will lecture at Berry-edge, Durham the law to be " must do what benefit from it—so we are not moral ly responsible . admission for its members . (Cheers.) The Charter be found Britain. ,, . „ on Monda v, Tuesd ay, Wedne sday, and ' ¦wish the people to be rep resented you ' having been seconded by Jo seph Moli., and supported told by the Thurs day Thej " may say, ' we are defended against invasion. ia the firat stage «i a long journey—be it ihe pro- XOU. men of France, are Bometimea ; be (Mr Morgan) had resor7ed to dO-US6 every Cflnrt , by Uenbikgh Biuuft and Carl ScuivPiiRV'iA adopted February 7th, 8th, 8th , and lOtii Nertk Shields Invasion, say they ? Why, since then, have we not vince of this society to point to the second. advocates of ' national glory ' that the fronliors of Monday, Fi'bruary,'14th ; and Sunderland ' strain every nerve, to secure tho return of our excel- by acclamation. be extended to the Rhine. Again , , Tuesdav (Tremendous been invaded by the tax collector and poor rate ? Its immediate duty is to gather the scat- France should < Feb. 15th.—The persons who have given in lentfriend and advocate, Mr Kydd. The meeting then adjourned till the first Monday are told by pretended patriots and tlieir Talk of invasion—the Fre nch soldiers would be a tered elements of democracy throughout the world, the Germans names to the secretary to become members ofthe cheering.) . trifle compared to the tax collector ! But they pre- in March. balladmongers to fight for the Rhine— seconded the resolution. and raise the union of peoples against the conspiracy venal National Co-operative Benefit Society, ar e reques ted MrF svES vented slaughter at home. Ay 1 in Ire land—where 's of kingfe—to br idge the ch annel with the arch of ' The f ree, the silver Rhine,' Mr IIowES. a tradesman of Deptford, and an elec- to attend at the house of M , Jude, Cock Inn, h ^j had great pleasure in tho slau ghter now ? Ay '. in the Highlands—ask fraternity, and to gather the human race in one THE FliATEBNAL DEMOCR ATS shores of which the people are slavet I What of the Side, Newcastle, on Wednesday evening, Feb. tor ofthe borough, said he England—look at your own on the believed their greatest the cotters. Ay! in temple of true Christianity, on whose entablature Assembling in London , to you if France haa the Rhine, or what 16th, at eight o'clock. supporting the resolution. He I Bay, let those who get value for it matters it who told them at their doors. Then, is written, ' All Men are Brethren.' (Applause.) matters it to the German people if Germany has not ""Nottingham.—The members of No. 2 branch of enemies were the parsons, bill ; wo will not be tax«d to meet' your lia- we are indeed a of TO THE PROLETARIANS OF FRANCE. were the children of God, and in pay the In this sense peace society, and the Rhine ? What concerns you and the German this place will Jmeet at the Rose and Trumpet, top baptism that they .' bilities. (Loud cheers.) Now, my friends, why do peace the resolution I hol d speaks. But because dom of heaven,' and yet did ah , sir, Hen are Brethren, peopl e is to pr otect your labour and your righ ts from ol Goese-gate , on Sunday evening at six o' clock. beritors efthe king not your representatives say something of this ? 'All ' the working people from we are the advocates of peace, we are not those of the plunder, and tyranny of domestic spoilers and Derb y,—As it ia in contem plation to hold a de» in theirpower to prevent Your representatives!. Sir Charles Wood represents slavish submission. I tell the Societies for the Pre- possessing the elective franchise here en earth, lie Men of France,— ' national ' oppressors. legate meetings to take into consideration the best ;or aristocracy, but he you not. He represents the fundholders ; he repre- servation of Peace, let them give us peace to denouncing international wars, o means of procuring signatures to the National Pe. was no enemy to monarchy _ window tax ; The signs of the times proclaim coming changes of While we d net and sham aristocrats, sents the poor rate ; he represents the preserve, and we'll preserve it; but where is peace the sentiments of th se who consider all war tition in the district, ail the smaller branches around was a foe to the sham kings, pension list ; he ^presents the vast magnitude and importance to your order. share dail v arising around them, and he was deligh ted to he represents the in England now ? There is no such thing. Peace 1 with profound emotion those unjustifiable. We, on the contrary, assert that as Derby are requested to communicate with the cor. ' National Debt—but never let him say he represents while industry its robbed by idleness ? Peace ! while We have watched Kydd was not of that |class. (Lond long as tyranny reignB there neither can nor should be res ponding secretary, Mr E. Kirkland , No. 4, Full, find that Mr the men of Halifax. (Enthusiastic cheers.) One the palaces thrive and the cottages decay ? Peace ', manifeatationaof progress and harbingers ot popular possessed the franchise, and he thought have re- peace between the oppressed and the oppressors. street, Derby. cheers.) He point of the Charter is, however, the law in Halifax- while unwilling idlers starve in the heart of plenty ? triumph—the Reform Banquets—which it a lasting disgrace to this country that men of far cently en gaged the energies and talents of some of But wars for the mere Bake of victory' or conquest we Preston.—The msnthly meeting of this branch be denied that paying members: you pay Sir Charles your share of I believe peace to be a state in which the laws of gantic crimes against humanity , .Ne will take place on Sunday evening next, Feb. 6th greater calibre than himself should * then, thero is the gallant your most patriotic citizens. The ' system' which at denounce as gi at Mr , (Great applause .) To his latest bre ath £5,000 per annnm. And, God , nature, and humanity, harmonise with our , nation has suffered so much as Fr ance from the in the ^large room Frakla nd 'e, Lune -stree t, privile ge. whom his propos er cal'ed your generous whence this horror at invading the present presses like a vampire on the heart ef France the right of all to be placed within Captain, social condition, tay the folly and crime of war. Tho truly groat men of your when the committee for drawing up rules for an he would advocate young mer chant prince , and advised you to reject me and opening a pathway for its red- will in vain attempt by calumny and force to s the constitution. (Renewed cheering.) temple of life, first revolution foresaw the evil consequences of the auxiliary to the National Land Bank, and for as« the pale of and elect him , because he was so intimately ac- robed essence ? for you have broken the peace in that progress of these manifestations. Any such attempts We live in momentous time3, and sure he was that will but accelerate that crisis, in which the om'nipo- nation abandoning itself to the lust of military con- sisting members when located , will give in their put down the liberty ofthe press quaint ed with our commercia l interests. What has magnificent fane, when you fi rst chained ,its indig- report. governments must young prince been about ? He has not tence of the popular sovereignty will prove the quest. Those incorruptible patriots warned your impossible,) or it the generous nant spirit, wounded its noble heart, or tamed its Nottin gham. —The next meeting of the and freedom of speech, (which was Why did he not give his nothingness of renegades and traitors: It requires fathers , but they warned tbem in vain. History has Land pnt down corrupt governments. (Great opened his mouth once. manly strength ; and the thrust of the bayonet is would soon advice and get the blunderin g Chancellor right ! our not the power of prophecy to foretell your speedy libe- recorded the result \~the. Republic was lost, the bri- members will be held at the Stragglers, Tollhouse Cheering.) He had the mere pleasure in supporting , but the last act of tha long traged y penned by gands triumphed, and the Revolution resulted in a ilil), on Sunday evening at seven o'clock. Why, sir, I shall almost think I know as much of rulers (Loud cheers.) ration from the degrading and disastrous yoke under that resolution, because Mr Kydd had avowed him- , and acted hy our poor ! military despotism. Stockport.—A meeting of this branch will take our financial system , even as the generous , young Preserve peace indeed ! See your peace in your bas- which France haa groaned for the last seventeen self the advocate of that great and just measure, the A few year* ago your cunning rulers laboured to place on Sunday next, at two o'clock in the after. cheers. ) prince himself. (Conti nued applaus o.) I have now tiles—see it in your gaols—see it in your streets— years. . People's Charte r. (Loud progress has won a great triumph in 15wit- excite a war-feeling, not for the purpose of engaging noon. The resolution was then put, and carried, amidst alluded to the causes erroneously assigned as pro- and consecrate it in your churchyards ! Go to the Political ductive of the national misery. I have endeavoured starving father, as he buries his lastborn in a shroud- zerland. It has been well said by an enemy, the oracle you in a war with other nations, fer that was not New Radfoh d.—The shareholders of this branc h the loudest acclamation. ,that ' the their then policy, bnt that they themselves might are requested to atten d a meeting in tho room ofthe vote of thanks to trace these miseries to their real source, and to less grave—go to the Irish mother, who, with a fond of Jesuitism in your (?) ChamberofPeers Mr Ktdd responded, and moved a side of the covertly carry en a war against you. Unhappily Hope and Anchor, Cfcapel- street , Radford, on Mon. 3nd impartial propound the remedy, and I now call on you to 'pre- weakness of love gave the breast to hev dead baby , fl ag which is now victorious on the other te the chairman, for his courteous principle s for which the they were aided by men who, if not traitors to the day evening next , at seven o' clock. conduct in presiding ever that meeting ; which wan pare yourselves for action. Rely on none, but on and thus died—go—and if you can, then call it Jura,' is the symbol of those yourselves ; welcome every friend , but listen to no French Democrats ef 1832-34 were proscribed and im- cause of progress, were deplorably infatuated. Little Town , near Leeds.—The Land members seconded by Mr Robihsosi and carried by accla- peace ! No! men ! you are .treading through a are requested to attend a general meeting at Charles compromise. You are either right or you are wrong; battle-field, strewed with the dead corses of labour- molated. Triumphant in Switzerland , the Demo- Rawing the war-whoop against ' perfidious Albion ,' mation. conquering and to con- they demanded the fortifying of Paris, just as the Brooks's, on' Sunday, .February Cth , at ten in the having acknowledged, in suit- if you are right, you become accomplices iH your own ploughed by the crushing chariot-wheels of capital- cratic banner will progress, ' Mr Ersbst Jones ' through Europe. The oppressed people of Ger- aristocrats and * perfidious ' liberals of England are forenoon. able and eloquent terms, the honour done him, the oppression, if you swerve one hair's breadth from the round which the sullen phalanxes of the oppressed quer, path of duty and consistency. (Hear, hear.) Do not many have already significantly attested their accord now shouting for ' national dr fences.' Paris was Doncaster.—A public meeting of the members of meeting was dissolved. still gather , and the war-cry of immortal liberty still this branch will be held in Mr Moon 's Assembly either mistake your enemies—they are aristocracy swells against tho march of tho conqueror. (Im- with the patriots of Swilzerland ; and throughout fortified , that is emhastilled. Your fathers levelled We are delighted to find that steps are in progress Room, Manchester House, St Sepulchre Gate, oa organisation of election committees in the and middle-class. Aristocracy was your greatest mense applause.) Ah! sir ! whenever a monopoly Italy the struggle—morally or physically—is at this one Bastille,—men of Paris look around and behold for the successfully progressing. the number of Bastilles now surrounding you, not Tuesday, Feb. 8ch , to make necessary arrangements three townships of Deptford , Greenwich, and Wool- enemy, and would be now had it the power ; the is in danger, then hoary-headed treason preaches moment middle-classes arc your greatest enemies having the Deace. W hen the rogues in grain fear the claim of In this country (Great Britain) the working mil- for your defence, but for your subjugation. Believe for raising subscriptions to defend the seat of F. wieh; and that an election fund is also to be imme- , men of Paris all Europe mo- O'Connor, Esq., in the Commons' House oi Par. diately established. power. By middle-class, I do not mean the small the famishing -, be sure they play the Christian , and lions, completely divided from the classes above them, us , can see that the retail shopkeeper ;'his enemy is our enemy—the cry, peace 1 When the fuudholder fears that those are steadily .advancing in political intelligence and dern Bastilles are intended not to protect you from iiament, great moneyocracy. That middle class I designate who got no value will refuse to recognise the national political power ; and while perseveringly labouring ' perfidious Albion ,' but to protect the traitors who Kidderminster.—The members of this branca as the author of all recent oppression. Who shut debt—he cries peace I When the placeman dreads ior their own emancipation, they are not indifferent oppress and degrade you. The enemy against which are requested to meet atthe Falcon Inn, on Monday GREAT MEETING AT HALIFAX the people up in rattle boxes ? Who murdered the for pension and sinecure, and the churchman for his spectators of the grand struggle of which continental your rulers guard is not the forces of the ' foreigner,' evening, at seven o'clock. little children ? Who established the human flesh- tithe pier, and the landlord for his game, and the Europe is the theatre. but the masses of St Autoine. Lincoln.—This branch of the Land Company On Monday, Jan . 24tb, a public meeting wa3 held shops ? Who contracted with the parishes at so For centuries the people of this country have been But history is ' philosophy teaching by example. will in future meet at Mr Joseph Simpson's, City Fellows' Hall, for the purpose of hearing lawyer for hia fee—be sure they all cry, peace ! in the Odd much per hundred and one idiot in nineteen ? Who —which means—we, the rich, will make war on oppressed by a territorial aristocracy, which though The errors of the past will be a warnin g to you for Arm3. an address from Eme3t Jones. Long before the enacted the new Poor Law ? Who built the bastiles ? now somewhat shorn of its political power still retains the future. Liver pool.—A quarterly meeting of this branch hall was filled; and so great was you, the poor ; but you, the poor, shall keep peace appointe d hour the Who parted man from wife ? Who propounded the , and cheers.) Yes ! the lordship of the soil, and the monopoly of money- There have been congresses of Kings, let this year will be held at 52, Ro3e-p lace, on Thursday evening, crowd that many hundreds were unable to obtain to us, the rich. (Hear hear, the hellish doctrine of competition? Who pulled wages when humanity is roused at last , then the vile draining places in the government—domestic and witness a congress of Peoples. At that congress let February 10th. admission, numbers having come a distance of ten kirk ;— Tbe next quarterly meeting of this down ? Who opposed the Ten Hours Bil l? Who trucklers who trade in God, come with their penny- colonial. A Church establishment the wonder of the the union of nations be solemnized ; and let the ridi- Fal miles and more to attend the gatherin g. are trying to subvert it ? Who passed Coercion ? world for its enormous weahh plundered from the culous antipathies and barbarous enmities of the past branch will be held in Fleet ' s Coffee-hous e, on the worth of Christianity, for which you pay ten mil- ' Mr Jona tha n Gatjkkod geb was unanimously called Who deluged India. China, Africa, and the Pacific lions a year, and cry, ' peace!' The ' peace ' that people ; a system of taxation of boundless rapacity ; be buried iu oblivion. Frenchmen, Englishmen, evening of Monday, the 7th inst., at eight o clock. to the chai r, and opened the proceedings in a speech with blood, to get markets for the sweat and marrow we want is a piece ' of bread—for rest assured, with other abuses inseparable from an unreformed Germans, Scandinavians, Poles, Russians, Italians, Arbroath. —The members of this branch are re- , ' quested to attend a general meeting in Mr Simp, replete with eloquence and argument , alluding to of their English slaves ? Who—but the middle if you want peace , give men food—since peace political system derived from feudalism , hava tended and men of all other lands, we appeal to you to the monstrous sums ingulfed by placemen, and class—the scourge of the people and the curse of hu- and hunger are unruly neighbours. If you to reduce the working millions to a state of social as embrace as brethren , and march forward, shoulder son 's School-room , North Grimsb y, on Saturday, ethers, like theDuke of Wellington, the necessity for manity ? (Immense applause.) Rally against it, want peace, make men free—for peace and well as political slavery. to shoulder, in the pursuit of Equalitt, LrnEBTT, and Feb. 12th, at eight o' clock, p.m. high'taxation to meet these calls, and the heavy bur- working men. Rally against it, shopkeepers of Ha- slavery go not hand in hand. (Rapturouscheers,) We have yet to name a more petent canse ef the Fraternity. den of the National Debt. These, he contended, lifax ! But in doing so do not re-establish aristo- Government are drivin g the people fast, to bloodshed slavery of the Proletarians. The manufacturing and In the inspired language of glorious Beranger :— the people would not have to suffer were they repre- cracy. To the dust with aristocracy, since it has and insurrection ; for , hun ger is the father commercial enterprise of the British peop le has been ' Rise! ferni yoursel ves the holiest alliance l itlailtei S sented in Parliament, and he hoped they would yet troddeH the people to the dust. Perish the privilege of murder ; and in the same degree in which a unexampled in the world's history, but the reward of Nations join heart and hand !' see Mr Jones their member, as he certainly was now of title ! Gad never gave a title, save the noblest— that enterprise has been reaped wholly by the master- people grow hungry, they become turbulent. Let two of the CORN EXCHANGE . their representative. (Loud cheers.) He now intro- man ! Deck his heart with honour, his face with class. The utter prostration of Labour beneath the Signed by the secretaries and members . devout Christians be wrecked at sea, and escape upon committee, in behalf of, and in the name of, the Mark-lane , Jan 31.—The market was tolerabl y well duced honesty.and hi3 tongue with truth, and there you have a foodless raft ; let them have Christianity in their Juggernaut wheels of Capital, dates from the time supplied with English wheat , by land carriage samples , God's nobleman at once. (Enthusiastic cheers.) To when England commenced to take the lead of other Association,— count ies ; and althoug h the trade cannot Mr Ektzst Joxes, who was greeted with deafen- souls, faint at the sight of blood , and start in horror G. Julian Harnet,! from the near ing eheer3, and said • I hava the honour of doing the work, then, men of Halifax. Be true to your at the bare idea of hurting a fellow being. But let nations in manufactures and commerce. bG called brisk, a good clearance of the stands was made, tbat to-night which your membera ought to have cause. Stand by the Charter—name and all. The Tho patient and untiring labour of this people, Great Brlfax n at prices ftdi y equa l to those of ilonda y last. Foreign them, too, float on with the waste ocean, like mono- Charles Keek, . C ' was a more free sale lhan of late, at previous done—appesring before the constituency after the name is the password, by which you know, a friend poly, around them, and the burning skies, like'golden with all the wonderful inventions and improvements wheat from a foe ! (L •»_ „ . , bued with prejudice. Oh! prejudice is a very have the moral right—do not neglect the physical and their silence change to a curse—and ere a third and their allies, the usurers have amassed wealth, in Switzerlando . dearer. " power. If you wish to preserve peace at home, be H.Krell , } Abbivals into London fr«m 24th Jan. to 29th Jaw . childish thing ! It is hearing with the ears of ano- sun sets, the lean one will look longingly on the fat tho same proportion the millions have become more Peter Holji ) ' ,. Wheat : English , 3,922. Barley : English , 5.S8S. Oats : ther, seeing with the eyes of "another, and speaking so strong that none can break it. (Hear,hear.) The and more impoverished, until the spectacle is pre- 5candinac *na « 511 ; Irish one—and ere a few short hours have passed, the can- GusTAvusLrannBRa, English, 851 ; Scotch , , 70; Foreign , 2,420. with the tongue of another. I want government are increasing the army and artillery , sented of this richeatof nations - containing millions f 956 sacks. Malt, 3,934 qrs. them to use nibal will glare in tbeir eyes—they will close in their Louis Oborski, Poland. Flour, 3, Is it from fear of French invasion ? Not they. There st indusrious classes totally destitute of London Avera ges.—"Whea t, 51s 8d; barley, 3ls 2d; their own. What do they know against Chartism ? death struggle—and the devout Christian will be of its mo Carl Pohsb Oh! but they have heard that nobody told somebody, is no danger of that. The first French bayonet that those social possessions which] give men an interest , Russia. oats , 24s l Od; beans , 35s 7d ; peas , 45s 7d. eating the heart of hishrother.XSensation.).Thus it is London, January 31st, 1843. CATTLE. who told anybody,_ who told everybody, who told bristled on the coast of Hants or Sussex, the first gun with peoples—misgovern them, you have starvation in the institutions of the country they inhabit. fired in the En glish Channel, would be the signal for Smithfiel p, Jan. 31.—There was a considerable in. fchem, that a Chartist was a destructive, and an in- —starve them, and you have insurrection. (Loud Is it to be wondered at that a wide gulf exists be- crease in the supp ly of beasts , which caused a dull trade , , , revolution in Paris—and the discomfited army re- fidel. Well, I for one will, in one sense, admit the cheers.) Then, I say, ii you want peace, be prepared tween those who possess all and those who possess FORTHCOMING MEETINGS . and last Mond ay 's quotatio ns were not supported. The charge. I wish to destroy the bayonet and the turning home, would find a republic where it had left for war. Notagainst foreign kings—their people will nothing ? average quali ty of the supp ly was improve d, and most d, bj making all men brethren. I wish to a kingdom. (Tremendous cheers.) No; those guns That gulf exists between the working millions oi likely every thing tvould be disposed of, or nearly so, at swor de- fin d work enough for them—but war against the Stourbbidqe.—The friends of liberty and the Peo- stroy the bastile, by developing the resources of our are pointed inwards—monopoly is arming against aggressor at home ; so Great Bri tain and ail the classes above them. abou t 2d per 8lb8. red uction. The number of sheep was , that if he break through the ple's Charter aro requested to meet in the but still the market was not over supp country. I wish to destroy the gaol , by teachin g English liberty. Prepare, then, men of peace ! barriers of the constitution , you can drive him back Political events have rendered that gulf im- also larger , lied there are two ways of using physical force : the one Christian Brethren' s Room , High-street , on Wednes- with the choicest descript ions ; notwithstanding, owing youth the path of virtue, instead ot sending it to the from the barrier he has broken. Peace we shall have, passable. Feb. 9th to the state ot the dead inark at and damp weather , tradti castle of crime. (Immense applause.) I am. is to be strong enough, to strike—that is but a poor As you, Proletarians of France, were deceived and day evening, , forthe purpose of forming a some- as far as the wars of kings are concerned ; we will branchof the National Charter Association , in con- was dull, at rather lower prices ; alth ough there were what of an infidel , too. I have no faith in the pro- way and a wrong one. The other is: to be so strong, not fight for them—and without soldiers, they can sacrificed by the Bourgeoisie in 1830, so were the very few calves'on offer, tho demand fell off very much , that none dare strike you ! Become so! (Protracted junction with the Land membera of this town , at aud, except for the choicest , a considerable reduc tion raises of Lord John Rossell. I have no faith in make no war. We will not pay war taxes for them— working men of this country cheated and betrayed eight o'clock precisely. The members of tne Land class legislation legislating for the general good. I cheering.) And remember ! we will transgress no and without money there can be no soldiers. We will by the middlo class in the agitation for the ' Reform was submitted to. Trade for pigs was heavy. Fi-om law—it is we who will prevent bloodshed ! Be true Coapany of this branoh ara informed that the Holland the re were 174 beasts and 40 sheep ; from I re. have no faith in tea thousand per annum making a not let them hold.'our purse-strings—aud without free- Bill.' The# late success of the Free Traders com- bishop holy. I have no faith in tithes paying to your words, * No vote, no musket !' and they can- pleted the iniquitous frauds of that olns-*, and has general quarterly meeting will take place at the land, 200 beasts ; aud about 1,800 from \ortuiK and Suf. the dom there shall be no money. (Continued cheers.) above room , on the same evening at seven o'clock. folk. fare to heaven. I have no faith in the Chancellor not make foreign war. Be united among yourselves, Remember, that never have so many recruits offered alread y opened the eyes of that minority of the work- Perstono of 81bs. s. d. Per stone of Slbs. s d. and they cannot make home dissension. ( Clear, Somers Town. — Mr John FusseU will lecture on . of the Exchequer. (Cheers and laughter.) Now, for the army as in this year of starvation ; and Skib- ing men who were previously unconvinced of the Sunday evening next, at Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 Best Dns. and Half- gentlemen, if you are still prejudiced you are hear.) It is we who spread the glorious principles of bereen has treachery of their respeetablo' and'Liberal' de- the Brieklayer a' Arms, Ton- Best Short-horn s ..4 6 breds Sb 0 0 , preju- produced more than any other place in ' bridge-street, New-road. diced against that which yon are yourselves. Christian love, ' An, sies are bkethebn !' And , sir , proportion. Therefore monopoly gets strong on the luders. Second qualit y beasts S -6 Best Long-wools ..4 6 Arc Mr Sewell will lecture on Sunday evening, Calves 4 41 Do. do. Shorn _ you against war ? Then you must be the peoples of the earth are beginning to learn this evil it creates The Democratic movement in this country is em- at the 0 C against , and here again hunger proves itself the Sir Walter Scott, opposite Northampton-street Pigs 3 8 Ewes is second quy... 3 8 Blaughter. Are you opposed to the easy death by truth ! From Germany, Belgium, France, and Swit- father of murder; Remember that the symptoms of phatically a Proletarian movement. The result will , near zeland, the delegates of freedom bave been sen; Mile End-gate. Best Dns. and Half- Do do. Shorn.. ..0 8 the cannon ball ? Then , surel y,. you must be on- coercion are spreading to England ,- they are talking be a social reformation which will render poli tical breds 5 0 Lambs .- .. ..0 0 posed to the torturing death by the" hither—and an echo cornea over the western waves, Thb National Victim Committee will meet at the hastila. Are you of a mounted and armed police here, and our artil- equality no longer an illusion. s, Beasts at market, 3, 053 ; sheop aud lambs , 19,390 ; calves, opposed to the quick pang of the scaffold from the mighty shores and inlands of a vast republio, lery, line and militia all classes of Assembly Room 83, Dean-street, Soho, on Tuesday 6S ; pigs, 280. ? Surely, , are to be placed on a war foot- This movement, therefore, menaces , you must be opposed to the long ,racking —crying: ' Peace on earth, and unto men goodwill!' ing. Let them not get too strong, The privileged orders, con- evening next February S:h, at eight o'clock. Liver pool, Feb. 1.—We have had small supplies from of starva- before you get the enemies of Labour. iMr E. Gill will delivers lecture in tion. There are mors ways of murdering than Thes9 delegates have been sent to ascertain whether strong yourselves. Remember, too, that we are sequently, are alarmed. Their alarm is increased th9 Chartist Ireland and coastwise sines Friday , but considerable of by , foreign and flour. A t this day 's market: the ball and the bayonet. Is there a man English Chartists are for themselves alone, or for the gaining something worth defending—our by the extraordinary attitude of late assume d by the Assembly-rooms 83, Dean-street, Soho, on Sunday , Indian com, here who cottages and February Oth there was only a slow- trade in wheat , but rather more •will say he has a r^ght deliberately ta murder great cause of humanity. In September next a the Land. Ours is no longer the position nations evening, , at half-past seven o'clock -. his of despair, working millions of this country towarda the Subject : ' Justifiable and unjustifiable firmness than at the eud of last week , and Friday's prices brother hy foul air,.over-work, and hunger ? Who congress of nations is to be held at Brussels, "at the but the stand of hope. Do not let government nip the of the continent. war.' wore well suppor ted for both old and new. Oats were in say3 he has a right tftwastejwhile his brother same time as the conspiracy of cotton-lords—the Land movement in the bud by restrictive , tho work- Thb Late General Fast.—The committee that very slow r equest , and might have been bought on rather wants, laws, by Isolated from their continental brethren got up the tea-party and or to' sleep in a-ipalace while his brother lies free trade congress. They ask us to join the frater- poor rates and .taxes, by lowering wages, non-employ- ing classes of Great Britain have, until within a few public meeting, on the occa- easier terms. In beans and grinding barl ey the trans- withastone for a .piflow, and the snow for a cover- nity of nations, and to have the Chartist body repre- ment and emigration, as they will do ; oh ! mark my yearB past, been indifferent or hostile to other na- sion of the late General Fast, at the White Conduit actions were qui te trifling, but for neither was the cur - lid? Oh! if you are respectera of vested sented by Chartist delegates. Men of Halifax ! the words, they will do it, if you do not organise from the Seine to the Danube, from Ilouse will meet at IU, High Holborn , on Thurs- rency al tered. The demand for Indian corn and meal rights, your tions. But now, day evening, for a final was languid, and, with more '»f each offered than of late, respect the oldest of them all—the right to live' Chartists are responding nobly to the call—and I aBk millions—your militia of freedom in its defence. Take the Tagus to the Tiber, every movement for verita- settlement of accounts. . Manchester.—Mr John Robinson the previous priees were not fully supported. If you respect that, you are Chartists ; for a you now, are you willing to he so represented, and an example from *, governments that say they cannot ble liberty excites the attention and calls forth the of Manchester , Newcastle-upon-Ttne , Saturday, man t e p e January 29.—Tho cannot live without the means, and experience to send your ambassadors ? If so—hold np your put their forces on a peace establishment ; while other goed wishes of this people. The barbarous senti- will lecture in h Peo l 's Institute, Heyrod-street, weather sti ll continues extremel y seasonable ; intense proves the only means to be—represe ntation for hands. (Every hand in the meetin g was raised amid countries ha ve theirs on a war footing. So be it; b ment of nationality now hardly exists amongst the on Sunday, Feb. Gth , at six o'clock in the evening frosts have prevailed , with a l'all of snow. So severe in- the y meeting people. That is the Charter. (Continued cheers.) deafening cheers.) There rings the knell of tyrants ! the game rule, an oppressed people cannot neglect Pecpk of this country •. it ha9 given place to the sub- A members of the National Charter Aaao. deed , was the frost last night, that the river is covered I defy you to trace the misery, the ruin When the people unite, the despots sink! Yes ; the their strength, fvhil e a class ciation will be held at two o'clock in the afternoon with masses of floatin g- ice; and shoul d a chan ge not of the rich, government are in- lime principle of fraternity. occur between this and Monday, the water communica- and the wreck among the poor, to any other cause cycles of change are running out. The grub, royalty, creasing their army. (Hear, hear.) Let all England At this moment there is suddenly raised an outcry DUMOKSTRATIOH TO O'CoNSORV 'LLT S ON WniT -MOJ* - , was transformed into the feudal oligarch ; then the dat kext.—The committee for getting up the ti on between here and Shields will, in all probabili ty , be than class legislation. Show us another cause— become a National Guard, every man a soldier, and for the increase of what aro called the ' National above stopped. Our arrivals of wheat and flour this week "hare we' re opeir.to conviction. Let ns hear middle class spun its cotton web around the torp id every cottage a continue to meet at the above house, every Sund ay how your fortress, not to make war, but lo Defences,' under the specious pretext of guarding " been upon a moderate scale, but a considerable propo r- Eunjster.fflember, Sir Charles Wood, accounts for noble ; and now the people are breaking their flimsy save peace. (Loud cheers.) And before you England from a ' French invasion !' and Wednesday evening, to receive payment on ac. tion of the previous week's recei pts being left over un- It: * deficiency of capital.' How so ?—when he chains, and from tho perishing frames of decaying swell the phalanx of the peacemongers, look abroad Brethren , if you were to judge ofthe people of this count. Conveyance S3.—J. Guest, secretary. sold, the trade lias ruled excessively quiet , hud the sales said, almost in the same breath : systems, bright-winged Liberty shall soar above the and see what peace by tho majority of the English journals Mr J. Skelton , will deliver a lecture on Sunday effected iu either art icle since this day se' unight , have 'He could has done for Europe. (Hear.) country , you been upon rather easier term s. meet the drain for foreign food with thirt y garden of its own creation ! Rally, then, for civil Peace ? Peace did not win Amer ica evening next, Feb. Gth . at the Red Lion , Little millions.' her freedom. would suppose that a blind passion of fear and hatre d Hull , Tuesday , February 1.—Business is very inani- If he finds deficiency there, how he must keep Ms and religions liberty—no compromise—the Charter Peace did not drive tho Dutchman from tho Nether- combined , directed against you. had taken possession Portland-itreet, Soho, to commence at seven o'clock and no surrender! mate , and in tlio abse nce of speculation , to enl-our ;.-^, accounts! Bpt he has another excuse—the rail- lands. Peace did not plant tho standard of reforma- of this people. precisely. Subject:— ' The best means of employing which no grouuds are at present appa rent. At prt stnt ways sunk capital. Why, they just spread it. The [Mr Ernest Jone3 resumed his seat amid rapturous tion on the plains ot Gcrmanv. Peace did not lift the Be not deceived. The people of Great BritaiB the surplus l:\bour.' A discussion will take place our ow n farmers amply supp ly the little local demand , tram-rails are not madej of sovereigns, but iron; cheering, long and often renewed.] cross of the Puritan on the hill-tops of Auvergne. are perfect'y calm ; they have no share in this pre- af ter the leoture. and, in our opinion , they wil l continue to do so. U:its and that must be paid for—the labourer Martlebose.—A meeting of the members continue much neglected. Beans have recovered their must be Peace did not keep the French for eighteen years tended frer zy. - of this late depression paid—the land must be bought—the officials from the heritage locality, will be held at the Coach Painters' Arras, , and new furei g-n nre Is. dearer , Peas must of Islam and Abd-el-Kader. Pence The outcry against France has been got up, and ia of duo quality iully maintain th eir price. be salaried ; they distribute capital instead of sink- The Wipe and the Man-servant.—Last week, an did not hurl the despot Bourbons from their rotten wholly confined to persons interested in the perpe- Circus-Bireet, on Wednesday evening next, February ing it. I'll grant you that the labourer don't get throne. Peace did not drive tho Inquisition from tuation ot the existing system. The journalists are 9 th , at half-past seven o'clock for the purpose of ' inquest was held on the exhumed remains of William the lion's share, but stilt- the money circulate?. Howells, a farmer, residing in the parish of Llanel- the vineyards of Spain. Peace did not scourge the generally very far from representing ' publicopinion ;' electing a new council. Why, Sir Charles don't know the difference between len, terminating in a verdiet foul Jesuit from the vallies of Switzerland. Peace on the contrary , they represent those who find them Potteries.—Tho delegates of this district will not a fixed aud floating capital. If I of ' Wilful murder SBanftruptsi, &u build a house for against Mary Howells, widow of the deceased, and will not beat back the Austrian hound from Italy. the wages of corruption. In Russia and Germany neglect to attend the monthly meeting, on Sunday £1,000, the capital is not fixed—it is the labour that James Price, his servant-.' Jane Morgan said that Italy, that has lain for ages like a Parian, statue, as the press is fettered by the censorship—in your coun- (to-morrow), at threo o'clock, at Mr Yates', Miles is realised, and the capital goes - (From the .Gazette of Tuesday, Feb, I .) on reproducing she was a servant to the_ deceased. His family con- beautiful, but, alas ! as cold ! Peace will not drive try by the laws of September—and in England the Bank, Sheltori. Well, they say, like to like ; and Wood I you have sisted of himself, his wife the counting-house tyrant from the throncof France. money bag achieves by corruption the effects pro- South Lo.nd m Chartist Hall —Mr O'Bri en will BANKRUPT CY ANNULLED . , a male-servant named George Holland , of Por tway, run your head against a pos t. (Cheers and laugh- Jame3 Price , and witness. The deceased, who was Peace will not write the name of Poland on the duced in other countries by coercion. With very lecture iu the above hall , on Sunday evenin<* next licensed victualler —Ji >hn ter.)" Another excuse, however ! Tae scroll of nations, h at eight o'clock. Stringer , of Ringston-upon-llull , draper—John Hail , vf COttOD. cfop very deaf, enjoyed gcod health up to tho 9th of No- Peace will dot lift Freedom , the few exceptions, the English journalists aro tho ene- Feb, Gt , Subject :— '.Land, Cur* Cor&it ry, ribbon manufactur er. has failed—therefore, cotton is short. Cotton is vember last. A little after nine that nig unpedestalled G«d , to its place in tho great temple of mie9 of the English Proletarians. rency,Credit, and Exchange.' but not because the crop ht he had BANKRUPTS . short ; has failed—because some apple dumplings for his supper which wero the earth. (Enthusiastic cheering.) Then , who The object of those who raise an outcry for increas- Southampton.—Mr Saunders will lecture at the William Wyatt ether countries are using it , , of Banbur y, coachmakcr—J ohn Clav- that never used it made by witness. The deceased hel joins the sickly cry of the peacemongers ? I, ing tho army, navy, and other 'defences' of this coun- Burton Ale-house, Orchard-lane, on Tuesday, Feb. ton , of Cr own-court , Cheapside Other countries are ped himself to too, , Manchest er, war ehouse. -before. manufacturing, and g o am fa- peace I am for the .nations try is two fold :— 8th , at eight o'clock. man—William Pike Barret t , of S, Paiace-ro w *Sew-iv;ul, want some of that cotton. the fi rst dum plin he at , but her mistress gave of the earth :' , America now uses one- him the last one, which she split through the middle, using every peaceable endeavour to obtain their lst.-^-To increase tho physical force of the rulin g Mb Kxdd ' s T*ur. — Sheffield , Monday, 7th ; iron-monger—J ohn O'D onnell , now or late ot" Svilney- fonrth of her growth. Sir I you will fiad the cotton and pui surar and milk npon It. About ten o'clock rights—but when these all fail—be men. ( Renewed classes—and , thereby , establi sh better guarantees Rotherham, Tuesday, Sth ; Barnsley, Wednesday atreet , Chulseu, brickl uysr-John Shuppard , of Sluvlev , • common brew er—John ¦ shorter' every year. (Hear, hear.) Then there the deceased was seized with violent purging and cheers.) Even nature sanctions it. What clears than at present exist for keeping the working classes and Wakefield , Thursday. Bezxoll , of Deptford , btiilii- ' — potato Thomas Luker, late of Farri ngdon , but now of LVs- was tha blight—the visitation frea God ! If voniitisg, aud he died at twelve o'clock the following the air of its close fever, and purifies the surcharged in subjection. Combined with thiB , it is intended Mr Donov an's Route.—Birkenhead. Sund ay, Feb. area * every misfortune is well, innkeeper- Alfr ed Kim;, of Oxford , timber mer- a visitation from God, what a night atmosphere of summer ? The thunder to create places for the surplus scions of the aristo- Cfch ; Manchester. Monday 7th • Liverpool , Tuesday chant—John lieuclett visitation church and aristocracy . Before he died the man servant used to sleep , with it s war , of Eas t Peukiiatn , groiw-Jo hu are ! But the in an adjoinin g room, but af terwards her mistress ol elements ! _ (Cheers.) Go, ask your churchmen. cracy and gentry, who Bt present have no means of Sth ; Chorlcy, Wednesda y Oth ; Preston , Thursday George Moore and Hen ry BatUss war e- secret of the visitation is this : , of Norwich , Lord John, like and witness slept in one bed in Price's room, and Why God himself, the Lord God of hosts, has set sucking the blood of the people. 10th • Burnley , Friday Uth ; Clitheroe , Saturday housemen—William Sta r , of Lxnn , currier—J ason IV-"-' . most other men, ha3 two legs ; but of Fulbourn , with this dif- Prico occupied a bed in the same apartmeHt. That you the example. When the Israelites were op- 2nd.—To revive those national antipathies which 12th ; Colne, Sunday 13th ; Todmorden , Monday grocor-Ko bert Howell Fretwell , late ot ference, that one leg is a Tory leg, htaple -mn and l ivcrpool , Jerse y, and the other a arrangement was made, because none of them liked pressed by the Assyrian , did he bid them run away— formerly separated this people from every othor, and Uth ; Uebden Brid ge, Tuesda y 15th ; Ilaslin uden , bu t uow of St Martin , Whig leg. Now, the Tory leg is tbe did he bid and of Gre en wich, ship owner— Hen ry Cross , of Kir ton , shorter of tbe to sleep in the room where the master died. - She them become slaves-did he preach peace ? caused the most unnatural hatted between them and Wedne sday 10th ; Bur y, Thursday 17th ; Hey ivood , two, and he just shovad a rottc-n potato e inv d( farmer— Charl es Midd leton Keru ot, of West Cuive.-, under the had several times got up beforo ber mistress and \ ;d th9 camP of the spoiler, nnd slew you , tho people of Franee. By reviving thoso na- Friday 18ih ; Rochdale , Saturday 19th, chemist—Joan Thompson fihort leg, to make himself stand straigh 190E2.V™ • , orshuftlelil , lieeuwd vic tua ller t in his Price, leaving^ them in their separate beds. She ,000 m ono night with his own angel ! There is a tional follies, tho enemies of liberty hope Tub Inhabitants of BiiKRv -nDGE Lead Gate —Jose ph Parker , of Blackburn- John li'*' - policy. (Cheers, and laughter.) Ah peace doctrine to keep the , , Buuib v, of > , sir! Jones had heard hen mistress en 11 to Price on more than for you ! (Immense cheers.) Why, nations dividod , and thereby perpetuate the oppres- Black Hill , Iveston , and Shutley Brid ge, and vici- ches ter , cat tle doaler —Jaaaes Kami , of Fmt ou, provision Lloyd, _ the banker, has summed up our sir, when Joshua was dealer—Thom as F ox financial one occasion, ' Come here, Jem, and warm my back.' fi ghting his enemies, Gwl actu- sion of the many, and the tyranny of the few, in this nity, are earnestly invited to meet at the house oi , Geor ge Kippon , Christopher AkeH- policy in a few words, when he said: ally made the head Wawn , a nd Willinsa Lishnm ' oi West Cornfortli ao-1 ' Periodical They had remained together in their room frequently sun stand still on Gideon , and the and every other land. Mr James Reid , Painter, Berr y Edge , ou Sunday , panics were necessary to keep cur commercial moon m the valley of Ajalon Thrisliugton , Durham , limeburuer g— George CradoeU. j£ sys- .1coop le of hours after she had left. About a fort- , that they might have Tho working men of England are well aware of afternoon , Feb. Gth , at two o'clock , to take int© con- Darlington tem going.' ¦ What- z* system that " ' , roj»» maker —John Turner ,, of Tavistock -iad must be night alter deceased's death , Price and witness mis- one hour s more daylight to cut each others throats. thoso schemes of their enemies. sideration tho necessity of raising a People' s Hall. Plymouth , attorn oy—HoVeit S that requires periodical ruin to make ' Why, sir, Christ penca s, of St SulweU , it live. treps went oit together, and * were away sometime. himself did not stop to preach peace The conspirators will fail. Exeter , printer-Sam uel liemiy Sevjoant , of Ca llin-c' -.m, What a clock, of which you must break the main- After the bc-dy was in tho temple, but actuall y took a scourge to drive attovney-at l;.w—WiUiam Baguall , »f Burslem , grover. taken up she heard her mistress The national" prejudices which were once so fruitful Win dy Nook.— The Land members of this spring every time you wind it up. (Cheer:-.) 'i hat say, ' It ffiil be belter the money changers out ! There is a peace precept ! bran ch SCOTCH SEQUEST RATIONS . your tui.- for me to stand my ground , of disasters to the causo of freedom , now everywhere are requested to attend at their usual place of meet- Thomas Burns is the sy-tem of .iiter-nienikr ! Arc there and then I shall not be suspected so much ' She (Tremendous app'anse.) Tho money changers have , of Edinburgh , writ er to the sk-ncr— Weed' disappearing before tho light ot*. political knowledge ing, on Tuesd ay evening, atseveu o' clock-. Pavid Hall , of Howmams , merchant—Willi am any of Sir Charles s supporters here, What ' further added, ' If they got into the temp le of liberty. Uau thv scourge, Moilatt , i-hali find anything in him it and the interchange of fraternal scntimeiUs, CiiELTKNiiA M.—The monitor s of this br anch are of Glas gow, merchant—John Blair , of Pais ley, Kone ! Oh! you are abhr.raed to or.n if. Now is you that- shall be hanged great Gi:d of humanity, and expel them ! " (Renewed manufac- , as you made the dump- arc nearly extinct in the ranks of the work- requested to attend a general meetin g, at tho Tern- turer—Joh n Gibson Peebles , of Glas gow , c-ommUsiuti then, thnler r.iorcJian' s! how do you like your Wood? lings.' Mr Richard Steele clu crs.) There may yet bo Waterloos—not the agent-Albert , who had made the post ing mon of England. Wc can assure you , brethren, peran ce-kotel , on Monday evening, at eight o' clock. Cay, of Edinb urgh , s tockbr oker-JameS (Pro:racted applause ar.d laughter. ) Sir , the real Waterloos of kings—but thoBo of peoples. Pence ! Koss, htfoot Edinburgh , - commission mortem examination of the body, deposed that de- that there is nothing in the shape of hostile feuling Hanle y and Shelt-ox Branch —The halt-yearl agen l—Alesa- uU-r causes of the evil are that the secondary e:i*,.iial , Thou art too great a blcssinc for cowards ! Penco ia y CoupcY . sen. , of tit Andrews , shoe J ceased had died from arsenic. Edward Evans, drug- existing among st the veritable people of Great meeti ng will bo held, on Monda y, tho 21st inst., maker— J uliu luu~- lU , o money nnd manufacture, has been placed abovo the gist, of Abergavenny, stated in henvcu eternal, but on earth we thrsilih" in Edinbur gh, leather factor. . . -j that he know Maw must piva Britain towards Franco oy Frenchmen. the Christian "Brethren 's llooia, Market-street, primary capital, labour and land. Our manuf actu rer Howells, the widow of deceased, lie the storms and showers to reach the sweet hiatus "of has remembere d The contrary is the fact. 'French princinles,' Hanley, at seven o'clock in the evenitn,, locked up cap ital in raw raster!? ,!, end that ca jelling her a pennyworth of white arsenic the calm and sunshine, And shall we, sir cry ' Slav' ' wh«n all pita l has . , which is that ia the principles of Equali ty, Liberty, and Fra- the members nre particularly requested to attend. not been repr -duetd at home, because 'an ounce. to tha great fiat of God's eternal ' Printed b y DOUG A.L M'GOW ' foreign ahout halt law ? No ! Let ternity , aro now the adopted principles oi' Birmingham. The ATS, of lfi, Grout \Vin ,:- .:i com petition is undermining bt-.me eir picj - A committee has baen appointe d to the wave break on life's tumultuo us the enlight- — members and friends ol No. 3 S tru ct. tr.-iviivtv L-tir i» t>i,i p;+,. .,1* «* ._._ • ^_ " .. . . tJ fe deliberate on ocean ! Do ye ened masses of this country. branch wdl hold a tea festival on W * (J fi hear. ) Gold has left the coumrv for the Lest method of«storing and preserving nut hear the distant hurricane ? 1 hoav it " a Tuesday, Feb, Oince , in the same Stivet au;l Parish , for the rV vo.'ii- r, you have eglected Rubens' a* Not assuming to directly represent the Proletari- 22nd , at Mr Smith's Coffee-house ' FEAIiOU S ' -d <;«»ri^ to' ^"se Pted n heme re- famous Antwerp pictures. whisper—a scarce-heard whisper—iu tho snowy Ap- , 4 '¦>¦ n£l£\\X?eal^h absorbed a few, and Cowry shelly the currency of West Africa , are penines. I mark its low sigh, yet soft as a maiden's six o'clock . A pub U , Charle s-s tveot , > returning position todechre that their sentiments are those oi l ie meeting will ba held in tho don-stree t , Walwor t h, in the pari sh «,f St. M-ir v . Scv- li* VS^^^ the chan- such awkward money that it requires one breath, in tbe vineyard* of Fiance. I note it-a above place on Thurs- ; nel' ?i wages and local man to sincere fraternity towards you, the people day evening, the 10 th mat., nu 'toii, in the C ounty of Sun-ev, a t tha Ouii-e, V. l' < trade. The pressure has carry two pounds' worth. taint echo, on the hilla of Germauv-andlstart of Franco, for the purpose ol ostab- Great Windmill-stre et " v «* ai its and the people oi all other afttiona , Usbing , l-rauch of , Iln yai.-irket . in tUc Cityo: i - Ho i (to New lituui Compaiiv WlttStor .-Sat'M-d.ttj f, February JUiA^S