¦ ii¦ ' ¦. ? , : - : . -:• ">- v . a1'vvt>5 i4 • . i-jn> a :- -} i; «Bs « Bam bia with expenses. *-»3mwna. no taxes., He (Mr. Jones) asserted that every pauper HONEST W^RKINjfi MB^OF paid taxeVif-not directly, at least indireetlv, and THhi mj THEAiu, that the* for their ENGLAND. ,Charter provided enfranchise* metit, j/r^Jpnea;tueu' .commented upon tho case of Capt. Somerset;' wuich 'iie called a snow' ense "got will see, l»th up for the *'" sergeant in Jr Dj f* Dear I?BiBNi>i—You ExVibttioii. .If a Capt. of the Judges in Bradahaw's siiinerset's rigitneiit.had;*truck hini in the face the d, the decision with a the Parliamentary whip he would , have been shot by .« court- e, a-Vse, a' .d the decision of martial. - ¦; jf. a- wbHu'rig-man had done.-Iho s;tme'he Laud Com- mniilomoiitfcBP. *ow sittrag.upon the wovUd\Wvo De»n sent to hard jlabduijifor three ir ttnr that Lord Meibotoke's maxim, . : - ¦ months. During the first four 'days -that Capfe. Somerset HIM WITH EXPEN$ES^ m was in prison upwards Of 100-Carriages feuiN r ¦ had set down, their inmates to visit him:.l.« (Mr. The Committe decided tieini being carried oat. Jones) was m prison fur two years any inpney; that , nnd.uin it-g that it 1 hat 1 was Pot.entiUed tov . I kM^M^mM^Mm time he was only allowed to see his wife foui- times, ' lSimM^ 1 pa paid oat bf.royioTO-pocket into the Bank,, for twenty minutes at a time, in - the piestWdf a d iad turnkey ; and yet they n»ui\mi»u««ng to£&eq&odd ; although you are called this equalir v-iti the in SElj^iS eye of the law. Out upon such enu:Ukyn-! ;He that, at the Goufetencia^ Manchester, fr' - raie;ware ' trusted Mr. O'Brien would not move an iiiuciidtnont 1 ¦ 0pp opposed eauhUahiug the Bank--; buti with XV f JSAKGUS O'UOJsKOR¦ , E5«., M.P. ¦ WINDING-UP OF,-.TnB.SA'noXAli LAW •?gj* "IW* e, referring to the appointment of an THE NATIONAL, LASiD.COMl'A upon such trifling grounds «s those he urged : «¦ ¦- -¦:¦¦' - ¦ •¦ ^ 3' I ' ¦ ' : f ¦¦- ¦¦ '¦ ' .'• -»-' -VJ , . . ,- •». N.; ¦.--iv - ' - - Tbejr . .;,.. . a.¦ . -. - - ; ¦ I omeiai manager ¦ .?«.^ :.;-• ' •• •'* i* -»:>. — * ¦ ; ¦: : vi' jp OHVJtiiY..:;- .^): < > - , which was referred to' * ' *: ~ ' ' ' ' ' ¦" ' ¦ e eihe exception of my opposition, it was unani-: v .%: L thrarbitra- ' . ' '>.. ' . - - ' ^—^™ . V , - 'T - . . ! . \ - • wanted unity of action. Quarrels had are.dy.auf. ' Respected Sir,—I basten to inform you, that our tioucfcMr. Richards,' Master in Chancery^ i-' .-.- .• ¦* were now.qufclui.ij uusJnuusl carried that it should be established in ' a D-TC;TB«e EDtTOBJ ot. a'Ha , northern :8Tar. ficiently injured them ; they and y council seeing so many attacks upon yon, have re- On Friday, "the. 23piiihst^fte^rliam ent ry ; WR?^DoTiai requested,- through Mr; ' " he trusted that they would not again bo resumed. with the Land Company, When : which .is r^f™ T .rSxRjf-I' appears toi ;me .that we shall alt soon % inB&DBexion solved to counteract them aa far aa possible by. Commitree np»n thi8.oiii; ilje object ;of , and M .is rK'^^^H^C Mr, Jones then dilated upon the. labour question, was examined on Wednesday hefoTe tfie 8taVfc!ng..a requ siriori .of friends to invite- jottito to dissolve the.-.NatnjmYl 'Land \ Com^iy; to iexistea.between .the;Land d*««tt« nave the honour of being called '' Members wat . ^ Company andv -the.: -Ban¦ ki and' showed that while riches'.extsted among¦ the! , they would not allow this; town, hkewi4r thanking" yon fir-' sow- pa*t dispose of the lands "ahd-prbperty.&lbiiging to the out the request was hot acceded4*.v '- ''-^ "-* '!';* ofth^NatlpnatLatid tlompany.''^ I must say, as f ew thbj ,.• .' 1 pmtJpmmittee rue to state V '.; ¦: ¦ •»• J ¦¦ - ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ! ' ^-;S ;;i * * , mimy would'be found amOng ni^n - The - , u b £ *V;; - 'I- ';¦" ."' . ' ' ; ' - ' • ' . ' - •: ' . >;.' i . ' • ' - r "i . ,i^ oneHiKat'I'di'^ply lament iis'failure, ;w hen f Know ribe real facts connected:,'with the Land Com-' labours on our. behalf; the^ regnUition Jis aonief Charrist Cq-op-raUve Lariat Society£M'j: ^" ' - ¦ government bad calculated upon driving t) 6 CliarJ ie what " • 'l»id , Mr. Feargus 0* ' wirid Up the umleN :: ^9o T-^*3day, after sbin~e fur, the great sacrifices, ;made• by ;»he honest " ' ' ¦ ¦ - - -¦¦ _ , snlliednn ^nsequence. of it; g;.vi$»rr Connofraiid tbv . tffe and hard - Mats into insurrection and ribi?but.they w«itl«l not »nypany. . \ ., - ' < • -.. - • riedly got: -nj nevertheless, for. taking, met for. tm>first: time-in:.Gpwmiipep-Xo0m icommittve^eclatedthe preamble^ tbisiBUVproved* eppTe':io raisei thei large amount ' ' N : : fc gra^ej^e^and; ' - .?'*^g
nd7p<^" •No; 4 \ Sir HvTernet - el»irmM4i!8ir^5;#E^rto"i: ;.-rthe object of it being to .wind up^ the'affairs of-the 'h\8§*lMum8 in short ii tirne;; mV ' e^^< t' fttndertaking ' : 8" and under a weapons otjpeace, Jaw, and ord er; they - would S >eat peatit agaii^;th^ although-L was.piaying.a we'roiy defy tKeirsp^ -Jif::Pisgptt,'#r/..H^^ : m'the offices of tbe&stersCin.¦ ¦ Ohan- greav degression of trade, too,, (he place and their ui-ity against the wealth, " '; ¦ s ! ;iOersv.! j ;.. .i ; .f: .:,: . ., ¦:.._ .. -. , .-^. ¦ . ,..¦; .;..:,,. :. at time thfj tlieirlb'rajiis rery rei-y large, p^i^tage fo if we had a little moje dmeiSsevfe^tqnite confident tSe^nembersi; ^.u - ' ' - - S|^V * :^ ^ yfewraiaing it ; ai>d when so " and the bayorleTsof tliPir opponents. , ..The system K ' ' ;and, Mr.:Walin8iley appeared.for: 0'Connor^ had con8ulted.hi8 own inte .large a -sum aa ^ ffbicwbicliI should'riot hate; bad I that;we .- conld;. hafe'$Dt (w;rt&M;thei^»inberv 4M*.:MACNi^BA and f '^^/•^ i rest •£96:172 13s. 3d., which has been was tottering ; it needed hot' tbeir>'aidHo throw it been charged Onr council'farther instructed;me id ask jOnr' per- ;tke -^rottio^riir'pf^th^rbill;; :Mr;„ Co*tea "na '?in preference to that bf the shareholders he would upended dti . r i ,have ttie-«8.ue«s, c,m\n pass through 1 down ; it would fall ofits own accord Mm -it's:.ye)rj- paidpaid ready uiouey,that I never drew one Irac- mission W insert the requisition -W^ttllT welid .not counsel for the alllottees, or shareholders; -. ' • • •^ - saved himself the heavy.loss now entailed upon so many hands of ' s ' ,-present during the him. But be poor persons and not to prove theraselmdefaulier:., rottem\esH.- Mr. Jones coneluded nimd louvi «heer8. Son tioD outrfltbatBaplf. ' . . . ". .'i- ¦deffliwJtTMm anyiiTOia'aoUw'-bnt' ^A^'otic^i | f Mr.^PiA ROM 'Q'CoJfKOB was preferred risking his private, well-: ; Mr. Ravsops, oii being loudly called for,1 stated :' ' ' we ' proceedings •tbe;Chartist co-opei founded claim,- to'that • peaks volumes in their favour" fur " exertion - arid ' If' ^f j ^0^'.^^^, ! ym\re^ aie:.iettis)rt . yoarenemms tha^jsjataa are concOTn^we ' , ?with-several of ¦ of allowing the shareholders that he muo]&Vegr..ttod the proposed amendment of ' cry quits.; -The poorest of the rayves.1 ¦-.• - ; ; ¦ ¦j& '¦ '¦ • - .";¦ .' : ' ¦ '¦¦;>•' ¦ ¦• "• ta bejrobbed 'with:, impunity; ; One clause of the honesty of intention , when ttomsihing is offtftd sigosigoed bty the ifirafi vra, : in Lloyd's Vdper-ot pbdEwiH^smr-by . ^ .. i - ^7 •• in' an hour. , : Mr. O'Brien; Ho denied that.iiiiiistjf and his friends yoq, we feel! twite mre. TFe ahulLfeel proad in- )::;Mrv MiCSiMARAiopeped .the^ase : « bill provided that thOfe allottees who have incurred for their good. 1 believe, that if the whole of- the li.ud.any'intention of lastlast week; but Mr. M'Grath told me; that * in costs for from deserting that which they .had deed, when you get a little liberated from the Land .'speech. Ttie, S»oiety, be stated,- was ' formed- . "^defending actions ejectment thair estates are io he sold for what they will 'fetch in previously pioolaimed , as Mr. O'Brien had inti- alttalthough his name was attached to it, that he land on which to Jooate its bidding snail pay such costs before they, are eligible the wholesale Company under the old form ; hot I may as well in- 3845, to^ purchase . .; -¦ market, th« dividend to each share- mated. uadhad not seen or heard of the most important form you, '^ery great nnmber of your ad- ((heiuoerB, to erect, buildiugs,; an. per share. I now clearly n right. They would rind that it exited in honest man I ever met; but, ac- with it. If it had been so theVe wonid not have spare*/of £1 , 6s: each. The capital was afterward s will receive, lor compensation , the same dividend ask every shareholder, if it would not b« much Bob sober, and " all the ori ginal elements of society, -and that the coi cording m the old maxim, although he is not been, a man in the world mora likely to make raised to £185,000. The declared purpose/Of the upon excess of loss as is awarded to other sharer better for us all to give up our claims, and ha^e the people had been deprived of it by tyranny and force. it succeed than yourself; however, be it as it Company- was the purchase- 6f lands, ereMmg holders. m\ mv enemy, some of those, whom I have paid esiates put into the hands of Trustees to establish The whole people could no longer meet in ono large " may, we are determined to stand, fast iy you, schools and d wellings, and the raising of-a fund SPlf-snppurttng home colonies on plain , and eiiact what laws they thought besx. Tile ou out of my own pocket aa Directors, have been for the hewfit of members being ' the best principles through good or evil report, I may as well , allottees of land . THE NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY. of co-operation that can he devised , where every xystem of representation was tho necessary resulti ar'sny enemies ; and, according to another old inform you that our council, though some of The deed of settlement, in order to obtain complete but carried human being could he supplied with tbe necessaries out as it now was, it gave the power m; maxim, " One enemy can do yoa more harm them haie never been in the Land Company, bare registration, as sta ted in the bill before the com- TO THE EDIT OR almost entire ly into the hands of the aristocracy. uuu.lier of subscribers OF THE SOBTHEUN STAB . an d comforts of life, up to the point of tempi-- ft than a thousand friends can do you good." determined to take part with our friend Wheeler in mittee, was between a large , Sib,—Seeing in your journal of Saturday last an Mr. Reynolds then demonstrated, from the i';\te of the Loan Society, and have thereby instructed roe who exeruted it of the ti>st pat t,. and Thomas ra n cp, from the land on which he was locatfd. ¦he T Jfow that Thomas Clakk, Esq.. has got a address fro m The Managers of the National Loan window tax , income tax , and other measures, > to place myself in correspondence wi;h him to aid Slingsby Duncombs, of Spring-gardens, a trustree, " Any overplus produce which any colony mil?!! g« good situation under the Financial Reformers, * Company to the Shareholders of the National Lund ' that the middle classes were not represented : they all we can. With kindest regard, of the other p;irt ; biit, aftr-r v-rious unsuccessful have, af ter suppl y ing their wants, cou ld he s-oid to were the vbtims to a delusion , and should has become my bitterest « Company," in join tt that GENTLEMAN I remain, on behalf of the Council, fforts, it was found that the Company could not which the former gives the latter the extend tbe colonies, territori es, 'or' establish o>w honest ly in the people's movement for the lVoplo's man who has held two be ollowing invitation a) and vilest enemy ; a Sheffi eld, May 26. Geobje Ca?iw>. completely registered, and the Court of Queen's ' , "We also invite your discus- ones. This would be as good as the Charter itself Charter. The House.of Commons did not. belong at Lowbands P.S—Just before placing this in the post another Bench had decided that it was not established for sion and investigation " I, a acres of land and a cottage , and , as a shareholder of the tor those that were located , and an example for t» the middle classes—it was merely a reflex of the sheet of names was handed to me to erelose, which any commercial (mrpo.-e, or for any purpose of profit, National Land Company, u never paid one fraction of rent, and the gen- crave permission for a others who have never yet contemplated the House of I'eers. II« did not wish to advocate the I do with pleasure. G, C. or for the putposeof assurance or i«8i>ra»> •f wit,hin short space iu the Northern Star in acceptance of cause ot the middle classes, he only wanted to read tl tleman who is now in possession of the clock the meaning Benefits to be derived from co-operation. We have . of the Joint-stock Registration Act. that invitation. Allowing full credit for the good them a lesson , to show them their true interests. v which was in tbe Land Office. Respected akb highly Esteemed Sir, , the Many shares had been taken, and subscri paid got the estates by co-operation , so let us win k —We ptions ; intentions of the managers and members of' the He knew equally w ith those who were interrupting I have often stated to you before, but as a undersigned, being the council, members, and and expended in the purchase of estates at Her- them on that princi ple, where the producer could him National Loan Company, 1 cannot help thinking , that the middle closes tyrannised equally with good thing cannot be too often told, let me re- friends ol the Charter Association in Sheffield , and ringsgate, or O'GounorviUe, Hem, Snig's End, be the first partaker of bis industry. tho firim oct'itcy over the working man. The middle j Lowbands that their hopes of success are built on a very false yon again. "What do you think of believing in your honest integrity and noble patriot- and Other places, purchased with the as- s, class must speedily cease to exist, if (bey did not ? peat it to hly grateful sent of the subscribers, in the name and conveyed and sandy foundation , and that their most blissful Your aid and loan money, ism, beg to inform you that we feel hig , A " Member of the National L»nd Company," join with tho democracy. Competition was. destroy- ; allottees receiving 501. for the manifold services you have hitherto rendered to Feargus O'Connor, Esq., Notting-hill, for build- expecta'ions will assuredly he wrecked. The dis- land cultivated, a l Manchester. Wiiliah Stork. ing them equally with the working man. ."The time four acres of good . arge the working classes of this country ,* at the same ing and cultivating, and in making advances to al- sentinns and want of confidence which the raana- was come to reason with them—to show 'them the anure and a beautiful quantity of the best m , time to inform you that it is our wish that you pay lottees. A National Land and LnuourBnik , under iters admit to be everywhere prevalent, are at the precipice on which they etood—to convince thi'm, as cottage with oat buildings, and not paying us a visit at your earliest convenience. We promise the management of Mr. O'Connor, had been esta- outset damnatory to all and every chance of succbss. SPREAD OF CHARTISM. they hud dmie ly tbeprogrammeof tbe Convention, blished in New Oxford-street one faction of rent for four years? What, ! you a bumper. Awaiting your answer, , in connexion withihe Secondly, after the managers have enumerated what that they meant to reason, and not to figbtj or create We remain, respectfully yours, Society, but donVts, under 7 and 8 Vic, had arsen A public meeting, called hy the Somers Town a physical revolution. say. do you think of these ruffians being my they conceive to be the difficulty, the address goes (Mr. Reynolds spoke amid George Cavill William Alian as to the legality of the banking business. There Chartists for the above object, was held on Monday some opposition from a small f greatest enemies, said yonr greatest plun- were 60 000 depositors nn t cras-roarf . Dr. Bird in the chair. Air . u'UniES read an amendment- which ho bad My friends, I do not think that if you were John Seward Henry Turner arisen as to the legality of the div:sion of the So- dividend will be declared (more than £20,000 has The Chairman opened the meeting by stating its intended to propose, but .stnted that he had nban- objects. They to live for a thousand years, you would ever William Seward James Sedgwick ciety into sections under 39 Geo. 3, intituled " an been paid in sums under £1 6s., or one share ) were met to help on the good old iUmud his iuMinuou rather than create division . Ha act for the more effectual suppression of societies IWioal cause—to protest against the exclusion of was anxious find an individual who has sacrificed his time, Aaron Higginbottom Thomas Glaves Under these circumstances the prospects of a divi- to guard them agatn>t falling into any James Slevison William Needem established for seditious and treasonable purposes,' dend are at least hopeful." So the hopes of the five-sixths of the population of the empire ; they delusion. The press generally selected only tho bis friends his relatives, and his and for were met to secure their own his money, , John Allison John Brook better preventing treasonable and sedi- managers and members of the National Loan Com- rights, aud present resolutions, and omitted tho. speeches ; -and as tho family f or thirty years, to try and elevate the tious practices." The registrar of Joint Stock the ingenious fingers of the Chancellor of the Ex- the,speeches J-'amuel Brooks John Rodgers pany are founded on this more than £20,000, are resolutions were generally milder than , workingclasses as I have done ; and it not James Eitson James Gardner Companies and the Committee of the House of chequer from dipping too deeply into their breeches the public was led to suppose that the meeting had is Commons had refused to grant the Company com- they ? Why, surely the managers could not have pockets. This was the only object the seditious been equall y namby pamby in their sentiments an anomaly, to think that the men to whom I Thomas Lye Thomas Wilkinson read the bill now before Parliament, entitled— A treasonable Henry Ilanigan John Siddall plete registration, and doubts were also entertained " Chartists bad in view. "What honest with themselves. He wanted to sco all that was have been most kind and charitable havebeen whether the undertaking was not illegal as a com- bill to dissolve the National Land Company, and to man could blame them for thus exerting them- good in tho speeches embodied in the resolution. Joseph Thorpe Joseph Hisgtcbottom selves ? my bitterest enemies ? Now, do you think Charles Chadwick William Western pany, and as to the title of purchasers of lands. dispose of the lauds and property belonging to the What sane man believed that Lord John Any one rending the resolution ' would think that thatany man in the •world could gi ve the same Henry Milner William Shirtliffe Proceedings had been taken by the subscribers Company, and to wind up the undertaking," Had Russell's proposed bill would be anything but a Mr. Ernest Jones , Mr. Reynolds, and others account of the amount ol money received b Henry Taylor John Foster against Mr. Feargus O'Connor to recover back they read this National Land Company dissolving sham ? If such a man could be found, he should had onl y been advocating a reduction of taxation—> y be sent to the Great Exhibitiou, and stowed away him from the working classes that I have Richard Buck George Sprintdl their deposits. Mr. O'Connor had expended large affair they would have found this very more than merely advocating a modification of Cohden 's sums as chairman of the Company out of his pri- " with the raw materials. They must agitate peace- scheme. Reduction in tuxn tkn wonld at all the companies that have William Holmes Samuel Spriatall. £20.000" disposed of. Section ten, page ten, re- be no beoefi t done ? Look vate means, had incurred liabilities for contracts, ably and morally, until they changed the Chartist io the working man wlittu the present , system of , cites, " That the monies and assets of the Company minority received money from Shareholders how they Xo. 8^ Pond-street, Sheffield, and now come before the committee to divest him- among the voteless men of this land into landed pi openynud money exchanges existed. By have jnggled them and robbed them ! But, self of all title to the land and all trust under the shall be applied by the offici al manager under the a majority. He thought tho present year gave them these systems the middle and upper classes were May 19tb. a highl because there were many influential GEN- Honoured Sib,—We the nndersigned, in con- estate, and the present bill was to dissol ve the direction of the master, in the first place, iu or to- y favourable opportunity to promulgat e their enabled to rob working men of £300' ,000,000 every doctrines, and increase tiie number of TLEMEN connected with those companies, junction with many others, having al ways iad, and Company and refer it to the tribunal of the Masters wards the payment of the costs, charges, and ex- their con- year. The people always' appeared .doomed to be in Chancery, in order that it mi ht be wound up, verts. Tbe chairman then alluded to the question of humbugged. Government w.js them, the Government would not allow any investi- still continue to place, every confidence in you, not- g penses of , and incident to the obtaining and car- humbugging though it was a question whether this latter could rying into effect of this act, and all such other costs, Papal Aggression , and the other great questions on in Portugal. English shi ps of war were in the ation to be made as to their HONOUR- withstanding the vile reports circulated by your which Ministers g enemies, do hereby solicit you to favour be done. There were no debts except the rent re- charges and expenses as the same may be liable to; had thrown odium and unpopularity, Tapus, backing tho molded class to overthro w the us vith an , and stated that it would be their own fault if they ABLE TRANSACTIONS. early visit, so that we may testify our unalterable maining unpaid. and, in the next place, in or towards the satisfaction demoer.ifcy of Oporto, wtio wove anxious for a re- However I may be persecuted, I am deter- attachment to one wbo has through evil as veil as After considerable discussion, on the suggestion did not achieve a great and successful result to public. The lower order of the middle class were , of the debts, or any of the debts of the Company, their agitation. mined never to abandon those principles b good report, remained faithful to the cause. Trust- of Mr. Coates, the committee decided on adjourn ng, bound by interest to the cause of democracy, but y in such manner, whether by way of dividend or Mr. D. W. Ruff? moved the following resolu- the rich middle class were , their the establishment of which I hope to see the ing, sir, you will comply with our united wishes, to give an opportunity to the parties, the pro- , and ever would bein moters and the soMeBoidfcrs, to come to some ar- otherwise, as the master shall direct ; and any sur- tion:—" That in the -opinion of this meeting the enemies. These men j^'e £14 for shares the or elevated and I We beg to remain your obedient servants, po , pauperism abolished. Now, Thomas Qi rangement that might obviate a protracted or ex- plus thereof, after full payment of all such costs, House of Comiftotts, aa at present constituted, New River Company, which were now worth gginbotham George Sykea does not represent the people, inasmuch as six- if the affairs of a man who had attempted to Henry Hale William Sykes pensive inquiry. charges, and expenses and the debts of the Com- £16,00(1. It was by such means that they de- enrich and elevate the middle or higher order Henry Bishop John Sykes pany, shall be divided amongst the several persons sevenths of the male adult population of frauded the working.' men—-making their livint; out this empire have no voice in making the laws had been brought before a Parliamentary James Bishop Solomon Carhufc On Wednesday, Mr. MicsAMAUi, in opening" the wbo at any time or times since the said undertakin g of the very water which they draiik Mr. O'Brien William Bishop John HandJy case, stated that the points insisted on by the oppo- they are bound to obey ; and, believing that taxa- then wont into the affai rs of the Continent, and Committee, and had he established a Bank was first projected in the year one thousand eight tion without representation is tyranny, we, there- George Brown Charles Davison sing party were, that all arrears of rent should be , have paid any concluded at a 'ate nerioi of ttocwutag, in connexion with his plan, the Committee forg hundred and forty-five, as aforesaid fore, resolve to pptition the said house to enact Mr, Thornton- John Waidel Thomas Loy iven the allottees ; that the rent should be monies or subscriptions for .. Uust supported the resolution ; would decide that he was honourable and vir- taken at the standard value'of rents in the neigh- , or on account of any such a law as will place tbe franchise on a jn.'t and after alluding to the subject mooted by Mr. Patrick Gorman John Gregory share or shares in the Company, and who shall and equitable basis. tuous, was not only entitledto the John Leraard George Nuuill bourhood of the estate, instead of at four per " Tbe working classes were 0'Ufi<>n , expressed his opinion that the public and that he make and prove their claims in the manner and recommencing the agitation in which f>r years bark of the money which he had paid Henry Bradley --- Thomas Taylor cent on the outlay, and that the allottees should would he in no danger of being deceived when repayment receive compensation for all losses, including loss within the time to be for that purpose appointed by they had struggled and failed. If they coulu not, ihey bea rd th«t a meeting bud been held to peti- out of the Bank, bnt he was also entitled to Thomas Evans Robert Hatlison. by peaceable and legal means, wring their rights Solomon Harback Robert Bean of time, and daring the period of their occupancy. the master, rateably and in proportion to the tion for the dinner. They would not think that a large compensation for bis honourable ser- They bad met at chambers to arrange the matter amount of their subscription." Surely this literal from a reluctant government, they must place they had advocated Mr. Hume' a , Richard Stacey Jonas Hall themselves in a position so commanding s me sure or a vices ; but as I have done it, I am entitled to John Roberts Samuel Hall in dispute, and had agreed thai the question of recital from " the Bill must destroy all hopps of that g<> paltry measure of taxation. arrears and future scale of rent should bo referred vernment dare not deny them. The middle elander and persecution. But however 1 William Talbot John Swrkey pecuniary gain on the part of the National Loan Mr. Lu.vn expressed his opinion that the resolu- to the decision of the Master in Chancery, and that classes had frequently requested the working tion was not uet' enoug may be persecuted and slandered, Jet me James M'Dunn Henry Clegs Company, as its managers do not, I hope, loot on im!'! h. It said " an equi- the allottees should receive as compensation for men to follow their dictum , and allow them t able system of lepieseutntion. " Any class might assure yon, that when this Company Daniel Wall Edward M'Canna the bill otherwise than as a bona f ide measure. Then to have the guidance of the movement. For some is wound Michael Murey Richard Dawson any proved losses over and above the sums received int t wh.it construction they pleased upon it; as an up, is my affection and feeling for by them from the Company the same dividend as would it not be wise in the managers of the Na- time the working men bad been laying ou their old democrat he protested aitainst it. He had no so strong Peter Dolan Nicholas Monaghan tional Loan Company,' after paying any expenses oirs, and Cobdi u and Co., who promised them the poor and impoverished unwilling idler, ban the rest of the shareholders. On these conditions connexion with • Mr. O'Brien , but he thought, their James Bryan John Monag opposition was withdrawn. household suffrage , had then a good opportunity to resolutions that I am determined to go on with another Thomas ilaslam John Co»ney be presumed the that may have been incurred on account of the should express their opinions . The.re- Mr. Coates stated that he was on 'y present dur- to return remnant achieve it. Ifad they done so ? Look at their coil solution was then put Land Company, as it makes my very Wood run — Warham William Cooney Company, the- of money and any , and carried with a few dis- ing a portion of the interview, and that he could acrtp they may have received to the several deposi- duct on the motion for the little Charter, and say sentients. cold, when 1 go through the manufacturing Lewes Taylor James Hanley if, after that, they could place any faith iu these Mr. Wkkkes moved Thomas Gillot James Him not agree to the terms of the proposed arrange- tors, and apply all their energies to honourably a petition to tho House Of districts, and see men, , and children, ment. It was then decided that the question men. The speaker referred to the bribery prac- Commons, embodying the whole of the principles women Francis M'Enulty Patrick Reilly winding up the National Land Company, which they tised at Aylesbury and St. Albans, and asked whe- who work constantly in a heated atmosphere, should be argued de novo. Mr. Coates stated that cotitfttticd in the IWie's Chat ter. John Cannon Niney Buekinshaed admit to be a partial failure ? ther such conduct on the part of tbe voters of the Mr. Elms seconded the starving and begging King he might save the committee time by stating the adoption of tho petition. their bread. Peter Burns John terms upon wUich he would withdraw all opposi- I am, respectfully, middle class showed that they possessed any supe- lie was very pleased with the results of tho meet- I gave you an account in last week's Star B-irthowmerly Meehan Cbnrles Packard ' Edmund Stailwood. riority over working men, in either morality or in- Ridgway tion, which he did in the terms originally proposed ing. Ah long as there were opposing interests, so of the amount of money that I had paid into Francis Smith John telligence. The intelligence displayed by working lone: would there be opposing ciar'ges ; they must James Xnlan William Hill by himself, as stated by Mr. Macnaroara in his 2, Little Vale Place, Hammersmith-road. the Company out of my own pocket ; but I opening address. May 20th, 1851. men, not only of this, biit every other country, by endeavour, by kindness and persuasion, to mode- George Watts James Pearson their products exhibited in the Glass P-ilace de- will now present you with an additional sum, Mr. Macsamaba, after a consultation with Mr. , rate this evil. Patrick Hargata John Lye could not agree to the monstrated that they were worthy of exercising the The petition was then ordered to be si ibe account of which I did not receive till George AIsop O'Connor, stated that he gned by Patrick Buck unlimited terms of compensation demanded for the franchise to protect the labour which had produced tho Chairman, and presented by Lord 'Dudley Monday last The sums were paid by Mr. Patrick Iawleys E. Canter NATIONAL LOAN SOCIETY. such surprising results. He would never rest Davis John Nicholson allottees. He then entered into arguments in Stuart. FetHEBSTojte; the auctioneer, at Bromsgrove William bill satisfied until they had the Charter whole and A vote of thanks was unanimously given to the John Gavan John Wibley favour of the , as amended to meet the views of This body met at the office in Golden-lane, Bar. —thus making the Company owe me £71261. the opponents to the bill. bican, on Wednesday evening. Mr. Edwards in the entire, and ho entreated them to adopt the same vestrymen of the parish for the use of tbe ball, John Shiridan John Monkes course. Here it is :— - ~ Mb. Coates said that, in the absence of chair. Mr. Wheeler reported the proceedings be- and also to the Chairman. Tho meeting then Laurence Curtin , Robert Birks Mr. G. J. Holtoake seconded the resolution . adjourn ed , £ s. d. * Thomas Rudford counsel, he had, in consequence of the extreme fore the Committee of the House of Commons in John Sheridan poverty of the parties, undertaken to represent the As a resident in the parish, he felt great pleasure in. Paid Mr. Bomford 20 0 0 Patrick M'Canna Joseph Rudford relation to tbe bill for Winding-up the affairs of attending the meeting. Taxation without repre- „ Mr. Doyle 86 0 O opponents of the measure, and the principal amend* • Massacre or Yubscb Bbauex bt CanxiimIs. William Teuton Robert Harrison propose on the National Lind .Company. The meeting ap- sentation had long since been acknowledged by all „ Guano -.. ... ••¦ ••• ••• 42 13 2 Charles Burden John fiwinton meats he had to bebalf of the allottees Private letters have been received in Paris from the-- in the unfortunate concerntwere^ to the affect, that proved of the acts of the Committee, except that reformers to be an evil. He thought that Hume corvette Aiui ncne „ W. Boyle • 2 2 0 Charles Sory John Bradley and his friends had done some good by their agita- , comman ded by Captain hut preferred its being wound up of. The Secretary was ordered to votes was, that their numbers would overwhelm Mr. Fethekstone, auctioneer; but they would le is procure the of use of their arms. Three men attempted to escape peop which has so long ex- to remaining in its present state, He had previ- immediate of Scrip for shares and deposit of them. These men, possessed of the influence by throwing themselves into the sea. not receive them, although I saw the members God that the disunion wealth and mind, showed but little clearsightedness, They were, be shortl ously given evidence that the separation between securities. Forms of application for 1 oans, also however, draped back, and , naked and bleeding of the Committee reading Lloy s paper, isted between the two countries will y B»nk was merely if they were not aware that those qualities d ' with idle the Land Company and the books, Ac, necessary for the business of the from many wounds, they were forced to remain on tbe account sent b Thoiias Clauk, Esq. ; dispelled, and that we shall no longer see formal, to meet the requirementsof the law. Busi- office. The Secretary were more influential than even a majority of viitcs. y in that fertile reported that he had recei- the spot while the bodies of their comrades were de- and that paper was Bent them by Thomas land, idlelahour, and idle money ness was conducted, since the separation of the ved promises ofsupportfrom many active men, who The power of brute force had been supt rseded by voured b also , the means of law, and those who had previously y the savages, For nine days they lived CiABK, Esq. country. And I hope and trust in God , Bank, precisely asitwas previously—the rent, &c bad hitherto stood aloof, and that the success of with them, and to all appearimco were reserved for of the Bank was paid by the Land Company ; the the attempt to rescue had a monopoly of power and strength no doubt 1 do not think that any man in this world that 1 shall live to see the day, and that the Land Company from the same fate, when, at t he last moment, t he barge Land, he believed, owed £6,000 to the Bank, that ruin was now certain. The meeting then adjour- complained of the result. They had a similar mo- providentially but still who carries on any other p will be able to ere long, when there will not be a pauper in nopoly in tbe present day. Wealth and intellect approached Bienguebunc, lan, sum having been used by the Company. Bis pre- ned until the ensuing Wednesday evening, at eight kept at some distance from tho shore. The only *ay that he never gave a bill to any trades- this country. sent opinion was, that the L«ad Company and the o'clock. Rules, prioe 3d., or by post three postag ruled instead of force and terror, and their influence greater e could only ho balanced or equalised by admit ting person that landed was a priest, one of the mem- man, but always paid ready money. My friends, nothing will give me Bank were entirely distinct, and that Mr. O'Con- stamps, can be had by applying to T. M. Wheeler, bers of the mission in these islands, who courage- by the the whole people to the franchise. They must be Now, my friends, I do not think I can give pleasure than to visit the good men of Shef- nor alone was liable to the expenses incurred 19, Mereer-street, Long-acre, or at the Office of ously advanced into the midst of the' savages, and the Society. equal in tho eye of parliament as well 'as equal in yon a better definition of tbe treatment that field as soon as I possibly can ; and then, I Bank. , . assuming a bhuts at Tulao Thomas Clabk, Esq. ; and the Financial contend, my old friends still stick to me. gistration On the 17th the were connected therewith. at the house of Mr. John Brier, the Labour and man, or class of men were left out, the same grie- razed to the ground, the plantations destroyed Reformers may assured that, so far from Your ever faithful, and affectionate friend, a , on Sun vance would still continue, and other agnations , the rest Mr. Coatbs, in reply, stated that since the coun- He lth day etening, May 25th, when the canoes of the natives captured, and twentv of ^creasing destroy , Feahgds O'Connor. Bank and following resolution was proposed and carried would be necessary to achieve the desired result. the their power, they will it by sel on the opposite side had required the » tribe sh»t. At Hienguebune and Pauba the huts emp expenditure to be repaid before a iiividena unanimously:- That the delegates present do Mr. O'Brien suggested some alterations iu the and plantations were also destroyed. loying such a man as that. all other hereby resolve to ht that it On the 2nd assuring Progress ae IxkwESToyj ed, points which he was willing to con- use their utmost endeavours to wording of the resolution. He thoug of Jnnuary the Alcmeno quitted My friends, I will now concludeby .—In the year 1841 the was requir forward the bill must be an oversi ht, as there were persons on the New Caledonia. population of this town amounted to 4,832. The cede to, provided they conceded to his demands on now before the House of Commons, g Tbe Cheshire Junction Jon that, however I maybereviled and abused, disputed, for winding up the affairs platform who had previously promulgated the ideas Railway Company air.ee result of the castings of the seven enumerators' behalf of the allottees. This having been of the National Land the occurrence of the shocking accident I will adhere sternly to those principle"by the only receive Company ; and we hope every district ho wished them to express in the resolution, in- at Chester districts, as taken on the 31st of March, shows the and it being proposed that they should will take the Races, have adopted the recommendation *doption of which we shall not see a pauper, number to be 6, justified in objecting to same step, so that the Company may be wound up trusted they would not retrograde. of the present 658—giving an increase of a dividend, ho felt himself to the satisfaction in which Mr. Rorrr and coroner » jury by placing signal men at drunkard in the laud ; and 38 per cent, on account of the Bank, s» oy of all the members." After some discussion, S both end* * , or a criminal, 1,826, or nearly during the past ten the expeaditure Mr. O'Urien expressed his ' l mvl T,,e>" a,8 J side and In that portion of the town denominated striking that off he should increase the dividend to the Chairman took part, lilghta ? attached1 "", } ° '^« B *2»in I assure you—I not only assure you, but years. intention of moving an amendment. to each train. These lights are w I swear would rather live upon the Bench, there are—inhabited hou*eg, 218 ; un- his clients...... Sbamax favour of the reso- 1 »»f'o« 1" ono to it—that I building, nine. course adopted by hia A Btowir to Pieces bt a Shell Burst- Mr. E. Jones rose to speak in £?• Aff W ^ !* dirlction, and •ne inhabited, two ; Males, 582 ; fe- Mr. Macsauaba said the iNO. At San upon the speech ef Mr. ( humble meala day, and not see a pauper 1,115. This exclusive He had raised no objection — Lorenso, Callao, tho flag-ship Fort- lution , and commented tW »W »to in males, 653 ; total, is of the opponent was unusual. land, 50, exercised her inion tho resolution was unob- [Snelf iSS * * *™* ** the land, than be emperor of the world, watering place, which hav s n in the first instance to the connexion between the guns by firing shot and ehell. O'Brien. In his op and new town and e pru g up nao After it was over & party of men were sent ashore jectionable. Mr, O'Brien said that they should 0»mai fifty millions the south, side of the harbour within Land and the Bank, and he (Mr. Macnamara) Po't-office, May, 185l .~T.he mails to ^ a year, so rapidly on his aa- to pick up the shot and the shells that had not have stated that the six-sevcutha belonged to the t,rff <»'-l«i the years. „ _ consequently not touched upon that pomt in t ' oy uotitri.it packets to the Cape I remain, your Faithful and the last few burst. One man was in the act of carrying a shell industrious classes ; it needed no prophet to tell M (jood Hope, Sierra St Pbtebsbphoh, May la.—The government ha* dress. Leone, Ac, will continue to Uncompromising Advocate, decided that to the boat, when it burst with such terrific effect them that these six-seventh* were working men. he made up in London on the evening the Mtb carried ouc its threat of requiring that fourfold the The committee, aft er deliberation, of Feabgus O'ColWfOR. should be struck that he was literally blown to pieces, and four men, Tbe words sufficiently explained themselves. Mr. i'f i-aoh iiioiiD- , and in Plymouth on the morning of number of recruits shall be furnished by those dis- the portion relative to the Bank wh e a objected to that portion of the resolu- tho adequatenumber out of bill thus throwing the o wer t a long distance from him, were dange- O'Brien had tl'.e 15-h , except v.hen the 14 h fills on a Snnfaj, tricts which have not supplied the preamble of the , rously wounded. The which stated that taxation without representa- in iary town of ^»»il'0*, whole expense of the Bank upon Mr. O Con- man who was killed, it is tion and on those occasions the mails will be closed Thsre b London •who once held a of conscripts; the boon vM, *»* imprudently smoking a pipe as he was tion was tyranny ; this franchise, he said, would ex- in - a cab-driver in should have furmshed e^hteen, nor. The clauses of the bill were then agreed to, Lun don on the evening of the 15tb , ami ?'>' "•ttn&winn jn the *rmy, and had property to the for instant, which bill, ex« carrying the shell. clude all the paupers, a million.La number, wbo paid mouth on :-f ibi\ »o«W. . sentenced to send above«evW-»e Oogd. . M proposed by Mr. Macnauwra's amended the morning of the 10tJ- nent of the faculty at' home, < and all; over the continent, . IN SlS lANGUAGES.-FORTIETir ^r^- e Saldanh a to severe punishment all those who shall . EDrt of their victims, besides taking them off to prison if now that he has b en recalled , finds that defining had not been able toeffect ,-nay, not er«n the waters of Goutaiuing the llemea/ for thd tfoxti gn inUllWMt act of ann oyance or intimidation agains t Marisnbad;"" I wish Prevention nr n all is it is impossible to form a ..ministry or .to ensure the commit any, Carlsbad and to have another box and I Illustrated by One Hundred a«~. not received in good part. All.; Rome looks of the Ointment, .in case; any ' Anatomical •.?, iT' the Queen ; and:he at the present moment persons smoking, or who shall spread alarming or a pot of my family should tory Coloured Engravings ou Steel. "I' lurm, FRANC E. on with horror and dismay at such proc eedings safety of aver require' either.—Your most obedient servant (signed), I in his own 5 tory reports , tending ,to the subversion of Physical Disqualifications, Paris Phida y.—M. Barocb e has declared dis- sanctione d and 'executeB' by;tbe ' generosi ty of holds three offices person ^-viz.; presi- infla mma AiDBOBonon.—To Professor Hokowat. ' > . On Generative he , ; governm ent, celebrated pills are wonderfully efficacious in the and Impediments io J> tinctl y in the Chamber Gemeau /term s . Man y^ns " stated by the ' Glaneur ,' Paris paper , tha t a foUowin g complaints :— ther . The tr oops also are showing symptoms of It is A Now and improved Edition, enlarged to ISR m> is the banner of the ministry. This is the event for t unate s have .complained tha t they ;were;not o received by a friend from Ledru- Ague female IrregtuV Scrofula, 6 at , and he has considered it neces- letter has been rities ' 2a. 6d; by post, direct from the EstabliaLniF,.? !' Pf 'ce aware tha t wide'.awakes" Or mourn ing dres ses were insubordin ion Asthma King s Evil tamps. c c> 3>. 6 of the day. tional regiments anno un cin g tha t it is his intention to retur n Com- Fevers of aU Stone and Gravel in postage s " a prohibited whatever on the sary to order two addi from O porto , Rollin , Bilious communications being On Friday in the Assembly M. de Dampi erre , there being no edict the plaints kinds Secondary Symp- V AU strictly confi ,,. ,. ' arrived on the 19th inst. Thu s, with a re- to France immediatel y after the constitutidn of Authors hive discontinued the lal brought up bis repo rt on the election of General subject, but a thump ou tbe bead from a sbirri or which previ ous to flotches on the Gout toms publishing S ' 'he powerfu l par ty ^paramount and an new mun iciparcouncil s, and some days Head-ache Tic-Doloureux ryiHE Durri ea for the Lsndes , the presenta tion of which a French corpor al, is all the consolation they get volution ary and ' • Skin . SILENT FRIEND j?If** only exhausted but an tici pated for the gener al elections. As M. Lndru-Ro llin is what Bowel Complaints Indigestion Tumours JL Work on the Exhaustion and Physical t,cal be the signal for the inter pellations in reply. An inoffensive young man, named Mimrao excheque r not ¦> n was to re- ' contewee, havin g fled from ju stice, he is, Colics Inflammation Dicers ?ystem , producedb yexcessiveindulgence of "» than twelve months to come, the affairs of is termed thecalUen(! specting the famous telegra phic despatch ol M. Petti , has actually been imprisoned for wearing more ' ' by the Constipation of Jaundice Venereal Affec- ol Infection, or the abuse of Mercury, with Gvi v es count ry are at the best in a Very pre - observes the 'Glan eure , ineligible to office , tlona ^ ranche r. M. Dampierre declare d that the com- mournin g for.bi s father !—mour ning being con- this unha ppy the Bowels liver Complaints tions for the use of the Preventive lotion In ^fee- although Saldan ha laws of tbe 15th of Ma rch , 1849, and 31st of May, Consumption lumbago YTorms of al Observations on tkeMABMED State, U vei1 by mittee, being ot opinion that the operations had strued by the jealousy of the Papal authorities , carious state ; and , has tbe and tt.I. !) - e Queen , and will ; but if he pres en ts him self he will be legally Debility Piles kinds tions which prevent it. Illustrated by On^ n qualifi«u and the zeal of tbe republican Genera l Gemeau , hear t to upho ld th do all he can 1850 ' * Weakness from loured Engravings By It. and L. UnUl'c J been quite regsJar , and that there was nothing in the func tions of repr esentative of the peo. Dropsy Rheumatism , P£ttRv ' Co- into an allusion of grief at the extincti on of the in her cause, his power to do so is by most con- eligible to Dysentery . Retention of ' whatever cause ls. Berners-street. Oxford-street. T.nn j *' and Co the telegrap hic despatch to complain of as an exer- of Pr esident of the Republic. &c. Roman Republic ! sidered insufficient. nle or even to those Erysipelas Urine. . ..- 4c, by the authors, and aold by Strange <>\ ,,uU"6b(id cise of illegal pres sure upon tbe electors , admitt ed h Cour t of Jus tice would be Fits . . , Sore Tliroats ter-row ; Hannay, S3, and Sanger, 150' «»«¦„ ter««s. ' It was for some time doubted that her Majesty In such case the Hig ? the validity of tbe election. All arms are comman ded to be given up by a the 5tb Sold at the establishment of Professor Hollow at, 244 Starie , 23, Tichborne-Btreet, Haymarket • and ^'""" t : the resigna tion of the King' as Com- summoned , and the .alleged violation of ordon • M. Madier de Monjau maintained , on the con- recent proclamation of General Gemeau. Not would accept Strand (near Temple Bar), London, and by most all respec- leadenball. street, london ; J. and 1{. ha „„„ . He ticle of the pream ble 'of the Consti tution , in con- medicines, throughout the leith Walk Edinburgh.; c more illegal and even British subjects or Roman pr inces are allowed mander in Chief, but rather keep him in tbe com- ar table druggists ' and dealers in , B. Campbell aL'^ °- trary , that there could not be a expedition to Rome , would be again civilised world at the following prices :—Is. ljd., 2s. 9d., Glasgow ; J. Priestley, lord-street; ')' yl ,re« the to return a single gun in mand of the army, as a focus of intri gue ; his sequ ence of the , . KenS ~ , scandalous invasion of electoral freedom than their possession for tbe ' s. ,6d., lis., 22s., and 33s. each box. . There is a consider street, Liverpool ; ft. II. Ingham, Market-stra it Meh- however, having been at leng t h publish ed , submit ted to the ju ry. , Mu,lch despatch in question ; and pr oposed thai the As- protection of their ownprivate propert y, and all per- dismissal , ahle'saving by taking the larger sizes ter , and R. H. Powell, 88, Grafton-street, Duhi «- peci' the guidance of Patients in every Part I. is dedicated to the Minister of the Interior sons, no matter what nation belong to t we give the following curious s merrof a letter N.B.—Directions for consideration 0f ih sembly should remind the they , or wha « .]i oA,'*tai« »pa ji!hv*./l M nii/!h Roy. am< the decree :— Most high and. most and physiology of the organs which are directlv "»3 censure which had been applied to office they hold, whether they are consuls or any- conta ining r 11, , , of the vote of ' A " Lark. " —A fashionably-dr essed young reet ly engaged in the process of reproduction r,°- • ' * May, 1849, f or abase of the telegraph. thing else, are to be subject ed to domiciliar y visits po werfu l prince and lord , Don Ferdinand , King of New trated by twenty-eight colouren ' ls lllus. him on loth man , who gave his name as Jame s Cr awford , was Beware of Ten Shilling Quacks who imitate this engravings Fanc her sought to establish , by means from the Papal police whenever they cheose to Portugal , Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, Marshal- Part H. treats of the infirmities and decav of ti M. Leon charged at Southwark Police-oourt with re- Advertisement. prodaced by over indulgence of the 1 ters which he had addre ssed to the prefect of do so. General , Comman der-in-Ch ief of the Array s my signal-lamps from a train on the passions &* of let mov ing the ' practice of solitary gratification. It show- pi ?* "« had always recommended neu- The violence and injusti ce with which tbe unfor - much loved, prized , and dear husband , I, Donna on Friday ni ht. the baneful ,lle the La nd 's, that he Epsom and Croydo n railway, g IMMENSE SUCCESS OJ ? THE NEW manner in which consequences o[p G of God, Queen of Portu gal , ' U1/C1 .1H5 v...... W..U111J trality between candida tes who should not profess tuna te Romans have been treated for the last few Maria , by th e race The lamps were taken from behind , and the tra in MODE ©If TKEATiMJEftT . UUIUCIK.K " ¦ in ™ i mn, !- ,_ . . "' • days are generally attrib uted and their 'dominion s, send to you r twenty miles an hour , destruction of the social and vital powers Th«? ?, m an adh esion to extreme parties. He had deemed to the revengeful the Algarves , came up at the rate of 9,211 CURE S LAST YEAIt fi ! » ce feelings much greeting, as him who above all.l not far behind. - The danger of nervous and sexual debility and inca nacitv «£»' .? it his da ty to add , in defence of society, that the of tbe governmen t at seeing the anti- Majesty with another As adopted by Lalkmand, Ricord , Desland a, and accompanying train of symptoms ' " ' increa sed by the crowded state of the and disorder* ,„ „"" * frierd s of order ought to give their votes only to a smoking demonstra tion so universall y adopted, and love and esteem. Taking into considera tion what was others of the Hopital des Veneriens a Paris, a,id now by the chain of connecting results to their i' the races. The prisoner ' s , nV«» ^ candida te who would take the engagement of de- to a desire to push the people to despair by every your Majes ty has repr esented to me, and assenting tr ain in consequence of . un iformly practi sed in this country by section concludes with an explicit detail of th« „ excuse was tha t he had done it in a drunken which these effects may be remedied. sm„ n ?llM ^'jy fendin g the law of May. possible mode of annoyan ce and persecuti on, so as to the solicitations that you address to me, I am only fu ,„ r The mag istrate observed that, had it not WALTE R PE ROOS , M. D., directions for their use. It is illustrated bj Girardin maintained the to br ing about a premature attempt at insurre ction well pleased to exonerate your - Majesty from the lark. ten itX M. Emil e de illegality of , for tho vigilance of the officials, the sacrifice 35, Ely Puck , Holborn Hill. London , engravings, which further displays the effec ts of phvsi ¦ and then chief of the army, which , by royal been J CaJ the despatch, which could have no other effect hut have a proper pret ext for diminishing command in of human life might have been awful. The case author op decay. to interfere with tbe liberality of election. He at- still more tbe alread y dwindling population by letter of the 17th of October , 1846, it was my consequence that he would not deal Part III. contains an accurate description of me dia, was of such rp .H 'E MEDICAL ADVISER , caused by infection, and by the abuse of mercury -S-8 tacked ia spite of the remonstrances of the As- exile, tbe galleys and the scaffold. For this pur- pleasure to confide to the care of your Majesty. should commit the prisoner to the ' , , with it; but X Translantedinto Seven languages. mary and secondary symptoms, eruptions of theskin soa sembly, tbe unconsti tutionality of the law of May, pose the sfiirri have now begun to find fault with Most high and most powerful prin ce and lord , Don sessions for tr ial, under the General Railway Act, An improved edition, written in a popular style, devoid throat, inflammation of the eyes, disease of tlie borietT remin ded the Chamber of the gross abuse of the the cut of people' s beards , as well as that of Ferdinand , King of Portugal , Duke of Saxe Coburg Which rende rs him liable to two years ' imprison- of technicalities, and addressed to all those who are suffer- gonorrhoea , gleet, striotut e. dTC, are shown to denennV from Spermatorrhoea Seminal Weakness and the va- this can«e. Advice for the treatment of all telegraph which had already earned an unanimous their hats and dresses ; and the other morning Goth a, Marshal-General , my much loved, prized, ment on conviction . ing , , these iisn. eorge rious disqualifying forms of premature decay resulting and their consequences is tendered in this section. »iiica vote of censure for the Minister of the Interior they dragged off two persons noted for tbe length and dear husband , may our Lord conttnuall y protect Mr. G Thom pson M.P., has received a if duly followed up cannot fail in effecting a cure.' at Toronto , apparen tly genuine and friendl y, from infection and youthful abuse, that most delusive Th^ when he was last in office, and announce d that he of hair y appendage to their chins, Sambucciet ti, the august person of your Majes ty, Written in th e letter practice by which the vigour and manliness of life are ener- part is illustrated by sixty-two coloured engravings, informing him to be on his guard , lest he should fall art IV*. contaius a Bemedt for the Prevention the money-changer , and Cenciarelli , a s t, Palace of the Necessidades , the 7th day of the vated and destroyed, even before nature has fully esta- l' o[ should pr opose a similar vote upon the present oc- the r o aicis a as im that blished the powers and stamina ot the constitution. Disease by a simpie appiication, by which the danger ' s dear spouse by the h nd of an sassin , and assuring h ot casion, which ought to meet with the concurrence to the barber 's shop, with stric t injunctions to that month of May, 1851.—Your Majesty a scheme was already in progress to accomplish the It contains also an elaborate and carefully .written ac- infection is obviated. Its action j s simple hut sure, ft himself when he rememb ered functionary not to leave a hair on their faces , an (signed ,) :Matua.. Counters igned , Baron De count of the anatomy and physiology of the organs of both acts with the vie us chemically, and destroys its jiower oi M.Fau cher , that destruction of both himself and Frederick Douglass. important part of on Februa ry 22. 1S4S, required tbe im- order which he complied with to such purpose that Francos. ' sexes; illustrated by numerous coloured engravings, with on tbe system. This the Worl5 he bad , the Author's observation on marriage, its duries and bin- skoukfcnot escape Hie reader's notice. peachment of tbe ministry. Lastly, M. Girardin they might well have exclaimed on leaving the It must be rem embered that ' this ' most high and , The prevention and modern plan of treating Part V. is devoted to the consideration of the Duties by no derances. • ana shop—' Sure never face was half so smug!' whilst most powerful prince and lord' went at the head of -THEHAW.BTIC3.—The history of medicine is means stricture Syphilis, uic. . Plain directions for the at- Obligations of the married state, and of the causes «iij | . shifted the object of his at tack , and took M. Dam- nattering to science. . It is questionable, whether more is gleet, . C their republican friends , surpri sed at the metamor- an army to maintain in power ' "a favourite , against tainment' of health, vigour ' and consequent happiness lead to the happiness or misery of those who have enured pierre , the repor ter, to. task for the change which known ot diseases, their cause, aud their cure, at this mo- full period of time alloted ¦ into the bonds of matrimony; The operation of t e s t mon t h Galen ; it is certain that during the to our species. certain had come over his opinions since the address which phosis, tbe will of tbe na tion, and hat in l s han a ment, than in the time of diseases k is illustrated by the detail , thus ren- disqualifications is fully examined, aud iufelicious , and in the agg The wor .of cases anil m,...... grinned and stared he returned , with scarcely a sufficient number of are quite as numerous regate as fatal. Every what its name indicates, the silent but friendly productive unions shown to be the necessary consequent* he bad issued to his electors in April , 1848. age has produced some new system of artificial deriugjt Heighday ! what' s here ? without a hear d 1 persons in his suite to bear tbe train of a royal robe therapeu- of ail who may be suffering from the consequences Thecauses tmd remedies for this state form an important M. Dampi erre gave M. Girardin tit f ar tat, and tics which the next age has banished; each has boasted iu adviser Say, bro ther, whence the dire disgrace ? in a state procession. • of earl y error and vice—a work which may be consulted consideration in this section of the work. enumerated some of tbe meta morp hoses which the its turn of cures, and they, in their turn, have been con- exposure, and with every assurance of complete THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM "What envious hand hath robbed your face ? demned as failures. Medicines themselves are the subjects without talented editor oi the ' Presse ' had gone throug h . GERMANY , aucCess'and benefit. ,, , . „. , Is expressly employed to renovate the impaired powers One of the most respectable commercial men in unsettled iii fact, that it has no established principles, --- bqoicset.. , oi since the same epoch. Final ly he read some ex- , The Emperor of Russ ia and Austria are to meet ; • ifay be obtained zn a sealed envelope through all life, when exhausted by the influence exerted by solitarf that it is little more than conjectural ?. 'At this moment,' or to avoid difficulty, will be sent direct from the Rome was imprisoned lately, on account of bis /Diet will not says Mr. Pinny, ' lers, 2s. 6d:, indidgenee on the system. Its actio» is purely balsamic tracts from a pamphlet, entitled ' Guerre a I'Apos- the King of Prussia at Olmutz. The the opinions on the subject ot treatment by posl(free)for forty postage stamps and Us power in re-invigorating the beard , unless, indeed , it was on account of his reli- are almost as numerous as the practitioners themselves. Author, frame in an tasie : M. Girardin peint par lui-meme.* M. Gi- commence its proceedings until after the interview. , .. , ' OPINIONS OF THE PBES8. cases of n«i voiis and sexual debility, Witness the mass of contradiction on the treatment of . hu.- been de the executive power had been gion, for the person alluded to, Signor Flam inio even Extract from the Medical Gazette and Times :—.' Portu- monstrated by its anvarying success in rardin had said that AMERICA. one disease , namely, consumption. Stroll attributes its fre- thousand! Terni. is a convert from tbe Jewish to tbe Protes- . for our country, a more .efficient (because certain) of cases. To those persons who are prevented taken prisoner in 1848. quency to the introduction of bark. Morton consider s bark nately entering tha By the Royal Mail steam -ship Niagara we have mode o? treating these deplorable complaints ia atlast in- married,state Toy the consequences of early "Trots, it fs in, its tant creed , aud a son of tbe well-known Marco an effectual cure. Keid ascribes the,frequency of the dis- ' when M. de Girardin replied that capture was advices from America to the 14th inst. troduced ; and we hail the time as not far distant, valuable. Price lis per bottle, or fou r quantities 'n ona Terni , of Ancona, who rendered some impor tant ease te the use of mercurr. Erillonet asserts tlmtit is cur- diseases shall be comparatively unheard of ; we for 33s, owing to its not having been defended. The projected Cuban expedition which was an- able by mercury only. Ituse says that consumption is an such services to-the late'Pope Gregory XVI. would earnestly recommend all persons afflicted with any The CONCENTRATED DETERSIVE M. Barocbe, Mini ster of Forei gn Affairs , de- inflammatory disease—should he treated by bleeding, ESSEXCE an nounced as being wholly broken up, has not , it kind pf generative derangemen tto avail themselves of the anti-Syphilistic remedy, for purifying the Two circulars have appeared on the walls of Rome ' purging, cooling medicines and starvation. 'Salvation system from con. fended the despatch , and maintained that the go- would appear been entirely abandoned , as we learn ,; information contained in almost every page of Dr. De lamination, and is recommended by in spite of the soldiers and police. - One was in says it is a disease of debility, and should be treated by ' any of the varied vernment bad the right to announce what system 's work , which we unhesitatingly pronounce the best forms of Secondary Symptoms. Its action is purely that it was not tbe intention of (he leaders to tonics , stimulating remedies, and a generous diet. Galen Roos titter, French , and I understa nd that it has been also sive, and its beneficial influence on the system is mideai. it desired to triump h. He declared aloud that the actually organise the expedition in North America , recommended vinegar as the best prevents tire of consump- to the pub- abundan tly distributed amon gst the French officers , < THE MEDICA1ADVISER is indeed a boon able. Price lis. and 33s. per bottle. law of May 31 was the flag of tbe cabinet. the tion. Dessault and others assert that consumption is often , lic as it has the two-foldadvantage of plainness, and bstog The £ 5 cases of SnitAcoM but to sail unorganised to some point beyond brought on by taking vinegar to prevent obesity. , or Concentrated Detersivj abjuring them to cease from persecutin g the unfor- BcddoeS «vr'itten by a skilful and duly qualified man, who evidently Essence can only be had at 19 Bcrners-street Finally, tbe Assembly proceeded first to vote on boundaries of the United States, and there make recommended foxglove as a specific. Dr. Parr found fox- , , Otfuti tunat e Romans , assuring ' them that the. rece nt well understands his subiect.'—If. Times, street, london, whereby there is a saving ' of £ 1 the validity of the election , which was confirm ed should he deemed expedient. glove more injurious to his practice than beneficial. Such 12s., ani such arrangements as i' Many a man, who unmarried and miserable, is now en- the patient U entitled to receive advice without a fee, by 430 votes against 212. The following motived squabbles between soldier s of the two nation s were are the contradictory statements of medical men !' And which A good deal of excitemen t was produced in New during in silent sorrow tbe penalties of f ormerfolly (perhaps advantage is applicable only to those who re-nit £5 | purp osely broug ht about by the intrigues of the yet there can be but one true theor v of disease. ,Of the falli- , of order of the day, as proposed by M. Girardin was York on Saturday, by tbe announcement that the . . committed in icnorance.) had he possesses such a book as a packet, " and declaring that there was no sentiment bility and inefficiency of medicine, none have been more happy husband a honoured parent then put to the vote:— ' The Assembly, blamin g priests , this, would have been a , ¦ ¦ PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PIIiLS United States gover nment had chartered a steamer conscious than medical meu themselves, many of whom and useful membsr of society.?—B.A: Dispatch. of individual dislike towards them on the part of the , and now Constitute an effectual remedy in all cases of Gomrrlusa the telegraphic despa tch sent by the Minister of to leave New York with a force of 700 . men. It liave been honest enough to avow their conviction I The diffidence and fear of exposure, consequent on these citizens, but the profoundest ' disgust a t their up- recommend MESS11S. DU BARRY'S KEVALENTA ARA.- Stricture, and Diseases of the Urinary Organs, l'rics the Interior to the prefect of the Landes ou tbe affections, frequently prevent persons applying for assist- lis, was not known whether this vessel was destined to WCA FOOD , a farina, which careful analysis has shown 2s. !)d., is. Gd., and per box. 9th of May, passes to the order of toe day.' The holding so rotten a cause as that ef ecclesiastical ance , until greatroischief has been inflicted on the consti - Sold by all medicine vendors in Town or Country. suppre ss rebellion m South Carolina or to prevent to be .derived from the root of an African, plant,.somewhat tution and powers of life. It .is hoped the perusal of this Assembly "adopted regime. The other circular was in Italian , and ad. similar to our honeysuckle. It appears to possess pvoper- Consultation fee, if by letter, £1. — Patients are , by a majori ty of 372 votes tbe invasion oi Cuba , althou gh rumour spok e con. . work will teach such persons the evil ot delay, and lead dressed to the Romans , exhorting them to 'suppor t tiesof a highl 'curative and delicately nutritive kind ; and requested to he as minute as possib eia the discretion o( against 233, the pure and simple order of the day. fiden tly of both purposes ; According to the best y them at once to seek that assistance which alone can save their cases. with patience the cruelties and persecutions of their numerous testimonials from parties of unquestionable re- them from the horrors.of an existence protracted • amidst The sitting then broke up. have attested that it supersedes medicine of Attendance daily at 19 Berners->tre jt, O.vford.slreet, informa tion, it seems that this vessel has been char- spectability, long enduring wretchedness, both mental and physical. ' paternal governmen t, and to con tinue their passive every description in the effectual avd permanent removal london , from eleven, to two, and from live to eight. On At the commencement of the Assembly s sitting tered at the suggestion or the United States autho- . lasting benefit can only he reasonably expected at the hostility by abandoning > the two perniciou s prac - of indigestion ,) constipation and diarrhoea, Sundays fromeleven to one. on Saturday an immense mass of petitions was pre- , .(dyspepsia hands of the intelligent and practical physician, who, de- rities in New York , to cruise along the coast between nervousness biliousness liver complaint flatulency, dis- So;d by Sutton and Co., 10 • Bow Church Yara j TC: sented , as renal , for tbe revision of the tices of smoking and gambling in 'the lotter y, so as , , , parting from the routine of general practice,' devotes the constitution this port and Savannah. One of the Chagres tension , palpitation of the heart, nervous headache, deaf Edwards, 07 St. Paul's Church Yard ; Barclay and Sons, to embarrass more than ever the finances of the whole of his studies to this class of diseases, the lamentable Famngdon-Street;' S. Sanger, 150 Oxford-street ; Itanim and for the abolition of tbe law of May. ness, noises in the head and ears, pains in almost every , and .their state. Pasqnin ' steamers , the Crescent City, is tbe vessel engag ed neglect of which by ordinary medical men and Dietrichsen, 68 Oxford-street ; Bntisr and Hardin" 4 The house then proceeded to the second delibera- s last joke on the smoking demon- part < f the body, chronic inflammation and ulceration of futile attempts at cure' by mercury .and other equally ¦ for the service. eruptions on the skin inci ient Cheapside ; It. John.-on, 63 ornhill ; 1. Hill, Chemist, tion on tbe National Guard stration has appeared in the form of a conversation the stomach, erysipelas; , p dangerous medicines, hsve produced the most alarming re- Bill. MM. Napoleon i A destructive fire occurred on the 22nd nit. at consumption, dropsy, rheumatism, gout, heartburn , New Cross ; W. H. Jones, Chemist, Kingston ; J. W, Bonapar te and Pascal Dnprat pro posed a preamble between himself and his compeer , M arforio. Why sults. Tanner, Chemist, Egham ; S. Smith, Chemist, Windsor ; San t a Fe, by which the Exchange , with all its out- nausea and sickness daring pregnancy, after eating, or at From the great extent of Dr. De Roos's practice for many is don' t yon smoke ?' says the latter. ' Because,' seaj low spirits, spasms, cramp, spleen, general debility, J. B. Shillcock, Clumist, Bromley ; T. Riches, London- declaring that tbe national guard instituted to houses , &c was burn ed to the ground. The loss years , and his former connexion with the various institu- rep lies Pasquin, ' the Republic is in the family-way , paral ysis, asthma , coughs, inquietude, sleeplessness, in- street , Greenwich ; Thos. Parker, Chemist, Woolwich ; defend tee constitution , tbe republic, aud the rights tions, both in londc-n and Paris, for the relief of those af- Ede and Co., Chemists, DorUing •, and John Thuriby, is estimated at upwards of 20,000 dollars.' A curi- voluntary blushing, tvemouV, dislike, to society, unfitness Syphilis, Secondary Symptoms, Stric- ' of tbe people. Both of these members supporte d just now, and the smell of the tobacco might prove flicted wit* Debility, Chemist, HiRh-street ; Romford ; of all of whom m-ivde ous commen tary , howe ver, is appended to the report for study, loss of memory, delusions , vertigo, blood to the Gleet Yeneral and Scorbutic eruptions, &c. of the detrimental to her.' melancholy, groundless fear, tures , , had the ' Silent Friend.' with energy their amendmen t, and strove to prove given in the New York Tribune ,' which we , sub- head, exhaustion, indecision. lace nndlwdj ; he lias had perhaps unusual facilities for Newa from ,Rome to the 20ih inst, states that the ' wretchedness, thoughts of self-destruction, and many other ' that tbe groundwork of the new bill was counter- join :—' The fire has proved very injurious to San t a observing the peeulnrities and consequences of each parti revolutionary. M. de Riancey , the reporter , opposed court-martia l has pronoun ced sentence upon the compliduts, , I t is; moreover , admitted by these who have cular stage. Hence he is enabled confidently and conscien. Fe, as the Exchange was the principal gambling and used it to be the best food for infants a-id invalids gene- tiously to undertake the removal of every symptom (not SKCRET SORfiOW ! CERTAIN HELP! the amendment. He reminded the house soldiers accused of assaultin g tbe French. Iu tbe 'as it never turns acid on the weskest stomach but bow from dri nking place in town . You are aware , probabl y, rally, , excepting the most inveterate or long standing) in as short ' firs t case two of . the accused - have been con- imparts a healthy relish for lunch and dinner, and restores • Immense success of the Xew Mode of Treatment the earliest period of their popular institution , and tha t several murders hare faken place in. tbe Ex- a time as is consistent with safety or return of money. demned to the galleys for life, and the other two (or the faculty of indigestion aud nervous and muscular energy Country patients wishing to place themselves under which has never failed, so far back as 1791, there had been a party that reen , to the most enfeebled. It has the highest approbation of ten years. In the second case, of attempt to stab a change , and a thousand fights beside. Mr. G treatment will be minute in the detail of their cases, and ALFRED BARKER 48 wished to create in the national guard a counter- Lord Stuart de Denies ; the Venerable Archdeacon Alex- d DR. , , Liverpool ' of Missouri , one of the proprietors , was a most to prevent trouble, no letters from strangers will be replie 's Cross French corporal, two Romans have been condemned ander Stuart, of Ross, a cure of three years' nervousness ; or by Post-office Order street. King , london, poise against the army. He quoted a fragment of a amiable roan , and the public deplore bis loss. to unless they contain £1 in cash, , From many years' experience at the various hospitals ia speech of Robespierre to this effect to death , and two to tbe galleys for life. Major-Genera! Thomas King, of Bxmouth ; Capt. Parker, payable at the Holborn Office , for which the necessary , which was vehe- Gambling still continues unabated. ' P. Bingham, It.N., ' of No. 4 Park walk; Little Chelsea, london and on the Continent, is enabled to treat with advice and medicines will be sent. the utmost certainty of cure, every variety of mently applauded by tbe Loft. Then , turni ng to SPAIN. Landon, who was cured ot twenty-seven years dyspepsia in corresponded with till cured. diseass Colonel Sumner , who was about to take the com- Patien U in the country arising from solitary habits, excesses, and infections six weeks time ; Captain Andrews, R.N., Captain Edwards, At home for consultation , daily, from 10 till 1, and 4 till , such the applauders , he exclaimed, ' Ar my against arm y, A most painful feeling has been excited in tbe mand of the United States military force in the de- Esq., barrister-at-law, King's Col- as gonorrhoea , gleet, ture, and syphilis U.N. ; William Hunt, 8, (Sundays excepted,) unless by previous arrangement. struc , or venereal civil veat organised, this then is what yon desire .' A public mind by a sanguinary attack made by the partment of Santa Fe, would take out with him lege, Cambridge, who, after suffering years from partial disease, in all their stages, which , owing to neglect or im- tremendous uproar followed this apostrop he t armed police upon the students of the university — paralysis, has regained the. use of his limbs in a very short proper treatment, invariably end in' gravel, rheumatism , in he several hundred fresh recruits to fill up the com- 8kiu Ki iiplions, Nervous Debility. Scrofula , , midst of which M. Valentin was called to order. an attack in which seven youths of eighteen or nine- time uiion this excellent food ; the Rev. Charles Kerr of indigestion, debility, skin diseases, pains in the kidnejg, panies now in New Mexico . He had been ordered Bucks a cure of fun'oiional disorders.; Mr, T. Diseases of the lionet* and Ulauds. back, and loins, and finally, an agonising death .»¦ The The most violent interpellations were exchan ged be- teen years of age have been severel y wounded , and Winslotr, , to take out also a large amoun t of seeds, grai ns , Woodhouse, llromley—recording the cure of a lady from ROOS' CONCENTRATED lamentable neglect of ihese diseases .by medical men in tween tbe two sides of the Assembly, amongst them the son of Much ada s DE general is well known, und their futile attempts to without the , the deputy for improved stock farming utensils, and appara tus for constipation and sickness during pregnancy ; the Rev. T. GUT.TJE TOiS (or life Drops) is as its name implies cure , Minster of St. Saviour's, Leeds—a cure Of five years' ner- by the use of these dangerous medicines—mercury, co- possibility of distinguishing a syllable in the midst Cadiz, a youth of great promise , and young Uiloa, , si safe and permanent restorative of manly vigour whether irrigating and otherwise develop ing the capaci ty of , With spasms and daily vomitings ; Mr, Taylor, , paiba , cubebs o2C., have produced very distressing results. VOUSuess deficient trom long residence in hot or cold climates , of the indescribable hubbub. the son of a wealthy mdderadb. In consequence of a the soil. believed the head -quarters of the coroner of Bolton ; Capt. Allen, recording the cuve ot'epi- , or All sufferers are earnestl invited to apply at once to Dr. It is arising from solitary habits, youthful delusive excesses y Another tumult arose thus ;—M. de Riancey re- decree augmenting the matriculat ion fee to a sum leptie fits; Doctors' tire imd Harvey ; James Shetland, , Barker , who guarantees a speedy and perfect ewe, m4 army and the position of the troops will be materi- infection , &c. It will also be found a speedy corrective; of minded the bouse tha t AT. Pascal Duprat had de- beyond the pecuniary means of the students , who are Ksq., No. 3, Sydnoy-tcrrace, Reading, Berks , late surgeon of every sympton, whether primary or secondary, Without ally changed on bis arrival. Los Vegos is spoken ol ' all the above dangerous symptoms, weakness of the eyes, any of the ' ahove medicines thus preventing the psssibi. of in the 90th Regiment , a cure of dropsy ; James Porter, loss of hair and teeth, disease and decay of the nose , mand ed tbe state siege in 1848. M. Duprat al- f or tbe most part youth s of very slender resources , a , a cure of thirteen years cough, , lity of any after symptoms, This truth has been esta> as the place for the bead quarters , while a sufficient Esq., Athol-street, Pert h sore throat, pains in the side, back , loins, He., leged, in jus tification of his proposal t great deal of disconten t has been manifested among witu general debility.; J. Smyth, Esq., 37 Lower Abbey, obstinate blished in many thousands of eases, and as a further gua- , hat he had number of troops will be retained in Santa Fe to diseases of the kidneys and bladder, gleet stricture , Dublin ; Cornelius O'SuUivan, M.D., F.R.C.S., , , se- rantee he undetakes to cure the most inveterate case in as done so at a moment when eminen t mea of the Right them , especially those belonging' to the medical and street minal weakness, loss of memory, nervousness headache pro tect that city. It ia designed to make the army Dublin a perfect cure of thirty years' indescribable agony , , short a time as is consistent'with safety, without hindrance begged the executive power to fly from Paris , and to veterinary schools. hilo- , giddiness, drowsiness , palpitation of the heart indi One of the professors of p in New Mexico, as far as possible , self subsistent. from anourism which had resisted all other remedies; and , gestion, from business, change of diet or return the numey. , lowness of spirits lassitude and general , &c , remove the seat of tbe Assembly to Bonrges. sophy, in an harangue made to his class, exhor ted 10,000 other well-known individuals, who have sent the , prostration of lasting benefit can only be reasonably ex pected at the The Willis and Forres t case had been postponed strength , &c , usually resulting from neglect or improper M. Deojoy exclaimed that the asserti on of M. them not to follow the example of the caiqplosmeros. discoverers and importers, Du Bakky and Co., 127, Kew hands of the duly qualified practitioner, wli», departing until next term ; it was said to be vir tuall y aban- treatment by mercury, copaiba, eubebs, and other deadly from tho routine of general practice devotes the whole m" Duprat was a calumny, Bond-strect, London , testimonials of the extraordinary poisons. , and challenged him to name The students of medicine , on learning the epithet so don ed. health has been restored by this use- his s udies to this neglected manner in which their From its properties in removing barrenness and all . class ef diseases. Country the eminent perso ns to whom he alluded. M. Duprat un political! applied to them, assembled to the ful and economical diet, after all other remedies had been ' ; ? The amounts contributed iu the previous week at disorders of FEMALES, such as patients will bo minute iu the detail of their cases, as that tried in vain tor many years, and all hopes of recovery leucorrhoea, or " the prevent called on the Presid ent of tbe Assembly to protect number of 400 or 500, and proceeding to his class, the anniversaries of the various relig ious and phi- , " head-ache, giddiness indi will render a personal visit unnecessary. To abandoned. ' A full report of important cures of the above whites , gestion , palpitation lied to un- • his independence and privileges, as a representative , hissed and hooted during the lecture. In tbe mean of the heart, dry cough lowness of trouble > no letters from strangers will be rep , lan throp ic societies were about 15 ,000 dollars more and many other complaints , and testimonials from parties , spirits, die, &e. , «r by : It is admirably adapted to that class of sufferers less they contain Ten Shillings iu postage stamps against such violent denunciations ; and resisted tbe time Chico, the chief of the secret police, with a t t of tho hi hest respectability, is, we find , sent gratis by Do , as it post-office order, for which- the necessary advice ;.nd nw&- - han las yea r, which exceeded by 200,000 dollars g , pure and rich blood, (thereby purifying and calls of the Right to name the parties. strong body of civil guards hors e and foot ' Barky and .Co.'—Jfon.iiio Cftroniclc. Du Baiuiy and Co., creates new cT nes will be sent,' ' PatientS'Corresponded tritli till cured. . , , and a the recei p ts of 1849. The subscri ptions of ten of strengthening the 'vhole system, ) and soon restores the ¦ * 127, New Bund-street, London ; also of Barclay, Edwards, Females on all occasions attended to with the most honour M. de Larcy affirm ed that the deman d of which numb er of police agent s, made bis appearance as tbe invalid to sound health , eren 'after all other remedies t he principal societies are asf follow :^-Americaii SuttoiySanger , and Iluimay, and through all grocers, che- able secreay arid delicacy. At home for consultation a M. Duprat spoke was made by one of his own party, students were leaving the University, and having (which have usually a depressing tendency)' have failed Tract Society, 310,618 dols. 90c. } American Bible mists,' znedicihe vendors, or booksellers in the kingdom ; daily from 10 till 1, and i till 8, Sundays excepted, unless s and not by a member of the Right. Thus would be met with some resistance in endeavourin g to arrest Caution.—The name of Messrs. Du Barry's invaluable hence its almost unparalelled success. ' ble at it Society, 276 ,852 dols. 53c. ; American B.C. Foreign May be obtained with,directions <£•«. ' by previous arrangement. Post-Office ord ers paya Foo d , as also that of the firm , have been so closely imi- , , at is., 6s., ««o3lis. Alfred liarkur, 48, >, effaced from histor y the line which M. Dupr at sought some of the most noisy, charged the excited youth per bottle or four lis. quantities in one large the General Post Office. Address, Dr. Missi ons, 176,676 dols. 83c. ; American Home Mis- tated that invalids cannot look too carefully at the exact , . bottle f or 33*., Liverpool-street' King' deemed i to inscribe there. with grea t barbarity, wounding many and taking a by vihich lis. wilt be saved, throug h all Medicine Vendors or , s Cross , london. All those sion Society, 150,940 dols. 25c ; America n and spelling of both, and also Messrs. Du Babby's address, , incurable are particularly invited. The Assembly then proceeded to vote on the great number prisoners. Great military precautions it teill be sent securely packed from the Establishment, onre- Forei gn Christian Union, 46,625 dols. 82c. ; Ame- 127, New Bond-street, London , in order to avoid being im- hj¦ Real Arabian Revalenta Lentil ceipt of theprice f ost-ojjiceOrder payable at the Holborn amendmen t, which was rejected by 416 votes against were immediately taken , as the poverty and distress posed upon by iSrvaleiita, , SKIN DISEASES, KEllYOUS DEBILITY, SCRO FULA , \ , rican and Forei gn Bible Society, 55,873 dols. 41c. ; beaiis Office. 224. of the labouring classes and the general discontent Powder, or other spurious compounds of pease, , GIANDUIAR S\VE111StiS , &c. American Baptists Home Missionary Society , and Indian oatmeal, under a close imitation of the name, PIEDMONT. in the JBncU,GrAV11! 4. Why M.Siccardi had retired from the cabinet ? 5, officer with troops of the line having been sent to the kidneys and urinary organs generally, whether result, Extract of a Letter from Mr. -.Matthew' Harvey, of Chape! lowness of spiri ts,, lassitude, and general prostratum oil ot Why the two vacant posts in the cabinets were not reduce them to order , assured th e students that A letter from Berlin ing from impru Jenco or otherwise, which, if neglected , says that the oppression of Hall, Airdi'ie, Scotland, dated the 15tl\ of January, 18511, strength ,-.- usually resulting from, neglect or ""PIjW . filled ? 6. If the convention concluded with ' frequently end in stone of the bladder, and a linger- er ue-ww those who had been arrest ed yesterday should be the inha bi t ants of Schleswi g by the Danish Sir,—Your valuable pills have been the memis, with inij death!'' treatment by mercury, copaiba , cubebs. and oth Austria in 1834 would be denounced ? health' together with trea ted w ith all possible respect. Upon this the soldiery is ver y loudly complained of. The Angles , God' s blessing, of restoring me to a state of perfect , 1« or gout and rhematism, depression poisons. . • , , several other questi ons. and at a time when I thought 1 was on the brink of the of spirits, excite- Prom its peculiar properties in creating neiv, pai '". •"" • lw The Minister of Forei gn youths were pacified ; still it was expected that lately ordered to deff thei r bats, lowering them to ment, blushing', dislike of sock-ty, incapacity for study or -'1:-! '¦ '¦ iji'ave., I had consulted several eminent doctors, who, after business loss of memory, rich Wood (thereby cleansing- and strciiKtlie"' Affairs said that , as regarded th«- state of negotia- fresh ri ots would break out on the morro w; t (hey , confusion, giddiness, Wood to and sum 1C' ie; and he level of the thi gh, resolved to go bareheaded. doing what they could ibr. me, stated that considered the head; drowsiness, sleep without whole system), it. removes barrenness, tions with Borne, he begged the Chamber 1 I ought to say that Iliad been suffer- .refreshment, ground- stores the organs , ev;l » «!,C1' ™ ™ to excuse groups of students were seen gathering in a state of Immediately an order was pub lished tha t every my case as hopeless.. less fear, ' indecision, wretchedness to sound .heal th , . , ing from a liver iind stomach complaint of long standing, , nervousness, and depressiM ten; ten- him from disclosing more than that the government much excitement in the princi streets. civilian . even insanity itself when (as is often other remedies (which have usually a pal on meeting a militar y person raust halt and which during the last two years got so much- worse , tbe ease) arising dency) have tiled ' ess in few'Wi" was inspired with tbe best intentions , that from , or combined with Urinary Disea ; hence its univoreai succ to produce General Espa rtero has sent a letter of condolence make fron t till the latter every one considered my condition as hopeless. I, as a last ses, they are un- laints. ' passed! A man latel y re- equalled.. By their salutary action on comp harmony between the spirit ual and temporal powers , to the Queeh-Mother on the occasion of her late turned resource , got a box of your pills, which soon gave relief, and acidity of the Sold in hottles. -pvice 4s; Cil., nnu lis. each, by ?"*.£' from uie Holstein army had still his old mi- Stomach, they correct bile and indigestion, purify and pro- direct la la bu t would never sacrifice in order to obtain this accid ent; by persevering in their use for some weeks, together with mote tlie renal secretions Chemist iu the Kingdom, or will be sent This letter has very much displeased the litary cap, which he wore at bis labour ; a hint was ht and morning your Ointment over my chest , thereby preventing the forma- t he establishment jweipt <" '"» '» rubbing nig tion of stone, and establishing for life the healthy , securely picked , on end the duties of citizens or ministers. As to the progresista "par ty, and has" been much sneered at by given bira that such a vestige of the insurrection and stomach, and right side 1 have by their means time- amount.: . , alow* turns of all these organs. ' ¦ . second question , be could distinct ly jot completely cored and to the astonishment of nvyseli • * ' state that the the moderados , who, thoug h they affect to respect would give umbrage , and he at once laid it aside ; , Way he obtained ains in the Bach - Hhemmtisms^ imd everybody who knows me. (isigued) Matthew with direction s, > • * case so complicated that nothing could be done for me. th' nade up and davrn the Corso , in broad dayl;ght , in- The definitive ministry is formed as follows :— Crown land s of Hungary. ' ' ' only medicine lhave¦ ever met wi that have been of ser- promote the Renal Secretions, thereby prcvt'M«'; < ';, .; ' • One day, being unusually ill and in a dejected state, ! saw vice.' -. - ' •' ¦ ' • »v»Mit .»" suit ing, ill-treating, ' ' • .: - . forma tion ofStone, and establishing for life tlie and arresting peaceab le citizens, Jo se Fefr eira .Pestana, Mini ster of the Interior ; The ' Opinione ' of the iUt hist, states that your pitls advertised, and resolved to yive them a trial, Mr. T. Blocm, limekiln-street it has with curiosity , Dover. —' Please to send functions ofall these organs.;) . . , „„ i„ „. i for the shapes of their hats or the colour of their more perhaps than with a hope of being f ew ' 1 1 ^ J.iaquim Filli ppe de Soure , Minister of Justice received intelli gence that Lord Palmersl on has ad. a more of your wonderful Pills. My wife feels ureal May be obtained 2s. 0d., and tt. Cd. I " I " cured, .however I so ,n found myself better by taking them, relief already,'' ' at Is lid., ,s ! 10 clothes, aud all at tbe imperious nod and beck of Maride Mi guel Branziai , Minister of Finance dressed a note to the Tuscan government on persevering through all Medicine VendWiit the Kingdom , i« ' " i' 5' ; demandin g and so I went in their use for six months, Mr. Westmncott, 4 w \ t w the papa l police satellites? No one is happy to say they Market-streer, Manchester.—' Your any d ifficulty.occur they mil be si nt five on m-eij't v sa e from the Ant onio Aluizio Jervis de Atougoia , Mini ster of t ha t an Engl ish subject, named Ptickemahri , arbi - whcnil am eltected a perfect euro.— medicines are very hi (Signed) William Smith, '(frequentl ghly spoken of by all who have pur- price in postage stamps by Dr. Rarker. . ..i. , , , ferocious att acks oi these legalised ruf fians, these Forei gn Affairs ; Ha rquez de Louie Minister of traril expelled sh all be y called Bdivaiid.¦ )—To chased them ot me.' r . .. «*,lf , „. f*'r , y , indemn ified ,- and , permit ted Professor Houoway. . • To nEvnrrniMn/oii the public, by hnimtioo. mild instru ments of the Mr. Smith, Times Omci:, Leeds. W'""' paternal ecclesiastical go- Marin e.- -> to return to Tuscahr. ' " —One person in. wonderful medicines, her M.-jWy's Howmrable ^'"" ; ' Asthim, of TweAttf forms me that u« vern ment. Another Cure of Years ' Standing. your Renal Pills are worth a guinea a sionei'S have ordered name of the proprietor t« . t" English gentleman , Mr. Bro- Tbe Duke r emains with tbe Presidency and War The exiled Sohl eswjgers have .resolved not to Extract of a Letter from Jfr. the .^ - J. K. Keydori, 78, King-street, graved on the stump affixed to all his medicines, «'>", «'>" theno a, was recentl y overhauled in All tbe ministers are moderate pro- presen t a request to the King Sydney, dated 10th of November, 1849. €A U:S'»<>iy. tho Via del department . of Denmark to be rA self.styled.ten shilling doctor (unblu*h. winch none is genuine. Tritone , and many other foreigners have been in- and will : Sin,—1 have the pleasure to inform you that many exttn- ing impudence; being his only gresista *, , uo doubt , have the confidence of admitted to the benefit of tbe amnesty,' bu t ' qualification). i« now udvenuL sulted in the streets in the grossest possible-manner. ordinary cures of Asthma have been effected hereby means !*¦ the nation. If foreign nations do not interfere to intend ' to wait tbe development of tbe pr esent¦¦ cir- of your pills. One is that of a lady thcse .PilIs which JustPublished , Eightieth Thousan d, Price ^- The way lo wnich General . ¦:: . • • • ¦ • . . . residing near the to allure purchasers, ho .encloses in a ^ T Gemeau's franc o-papa l prese rve intact the authorit y of any lump of mo- cumstances. • • 'Itazorbuck,' who after having for twenty, years been un- I 03 s as ' able to make the slightest exertion, suffering very tearfully s lsl1 ch ' £S2 3"- ? I *»**-*« «¦& rali ty that may be in the place of a more worthy The savings bank s are becoming; favr/urites, the ' thStoSL^y^i ™Sinzits title); sufferers will ENLARGED EDITION. w. consist of rrom twenty-five to from shortness of breath, coughing, and spitting, but is therefore do well to sec"* that the stamp ose«»»^ e«»» > fifty French\nldie« person , and t her eby again Open the pandem onium deposits last Sunday in Madrid alone were B.60,700 , round t-ieh box or Devoid of technicalities, addressed to all th ¦ headed by two now, to use her own expression, able to run up to the top 5T Ip »n a™ of the Pope' 5 afc>Ji„ X * LTT™ I'Wt'a'lws* counterfeit), and suffering from ; Spermatorrhea, -or 'Weakness, * ¦¦ d! 5 of intrigue and corruption. Portug al may yet lie whilst the sums drawn out were only B.22,100, of Unit mountain. Another case is-that of Ml'. Caton, tailor. nni mCe m tlf - row row *b o keep the.r eyes fixed ° !wJ? P ! r 'i , }* 8tat «ne»ts of this individual, various disqualifying, farms of premature decay on the paLe * by and pr osperous , Uappj'j and free/ and her sons take which says someth ing in favour of tlie llutchmson's-buUilmgs, Clarence-street, who was so dread- which arc pubhsbed only for the delusi*'- Pusih yy order the colnmncolumn to halt aa nn„ „„ ... _ "' frugality ol , basest purposes of decen- from infection and youthful abuse, that most halt as soon= as any ' ' fully bad that he was confined entirely to hio bed-room for tion on invalids and fraud on the «f IU* iirt i|e *r" psrso n ex. t heir relative station s. [ among the sta tesmen of the working classes. prior to his commencing ' , proprietor. tice by which the vigour and manliness cites heir suspicions fay the ' six months with your pills, .and 1 W! s,,'a«d on the established the \»\}w i>JW form of his walkw t " the tribune . extracts from Lu t her ' t egularly b his medical man «. u .*W Public by imitations ot stroyed , even before nature has fu lly stick , tbe cut of he world , for eloquence in , or The s wri ings on prin ces, attended r ,r , who pronounced the above valuable remedies, s Honourable andstamuta ofthe uyustitution ...... his hat , or the colour of dying state', yet he ' Her Majmv' ,t,l! l ...... ! .. hh dr S eminence in tbe departments of learning, sciences, nobles, and pries ts , h aVe been confiscate d at Lei pfig, him to be in n. , likewise, to my know- tommwsioners' of Stamps hare ' directed "the name <»f tlie it cumins also atfelaborate and carefully ' >7't" "" white ' wide ante' especiall ledge, has been restored to perfect health by the use of 11 y, with black ribb ons or the arts. where the}*' were printed , aiid the publishe r , is* to be Proprietor, in white letters on a red - ground , to bd en- count of the ' Anatomy mid Physiology of the ^Oig; Oig;' round them, and black your pills, and rubbing your ointment night and morning graved on the Government ' fa.,) ..) clothes, are sufficient To be consistent , the — (Si ¦]{. Stamp round each box, without both Sexes," (illustrated bv numcraus cases. *"' *" ' mo- PORTUGAL. prosecu ted. Germ an tiovern- into his chest. gurd) J, Uevoon. — To Professor which none is genuine ' an" anu tives for the wearers to be beaten or arrested. Houoway , and to imitate which is forgery and Author 's observa tions on -A lari iage, its dudes , ' '' When Saldanha entered Lisbon with/be tween 2,000 and ments ough t to confiscate the whole of Luther 's transportation, • ranens. The ' Gleet, str atn any sash r-niortunate person approaches ¦ moihm plan of treating V " , the slirri 3,000 troo ps - and met with a works. - •• ,. • • The Earl of Aldbaroug h cured of a Liver and N.R.—Persons wishing to consult the Doctor,' in any Syphilis, &c, PUn 'directions for -the """" ''" 11"'''" ^' give a wink, of command to the ; on the 14th inst. , rt,j.» rt, solders of the omnde most entfiusiastic ' the The Pe.rsian government recentl y applied Stomach' Complaint. case, mav do so by enclosing £1 bv Post-office order, pay - health, virouv, and consequent happiness. TVw» { { trim, wo at ones reception. . But alth ough to the able nt the Ifolborn Office , or otherwise, with a detail of it, white its name indicates ' the Companion of all »'"^H w"°' surro und the offender, ' Extract of a letter from his Lordship, dated -Villa Messi , , and Duke has been recalled , and the obnoxious ex- Austrian Cabin et to send oyera number of Officers a, the symptoms, itc. for which Adiice and Medicine will be be suffering from the earlv error-a .„r-a allow the shrn to torment 1dm within ¦ - Leghorn, 2ist of February, 1845. consequences of the hallowed minister , Cabral very serious to superintend the military schools at' Teheran. sent. Patients in the country corresponded with till which may tee consulted with everv assurance ot com 0t conmi circle of French bayonets , has left the country , Sill,—Various circumstances.wevciitcd:tlie ¦ , in a manner equall y cre- doubts are permi lfed. ' :' :: ' ' possibility o «wid . .'. .,. , , : ., ; success and hem fit. • .. .. . entertained of a satisfactory termination This has betu ' my thanking you before this time' for your a» all • • ditable to both parti es. The attention s of the :i politeness in Address, .WalterdeRoop, M.D., 85, Bly-idace, IIol !oi »- if ay be obtained in a sealed envelops through -igh sbirri to the insurre ction. - Unfor tunately for the Queen The English • company for supply!hg ^Amsterdam sending me your pills as you did." I n6w take this o ' H( usually coasist in gross personal ep t ppor- bill ,, loudon. Hours, I t) till I. and 4 till 8. .Sunday s ex: sellers, nt Is. Gd., or tonvoid difliculty, uiU be sentb sen i hets and blows as well as .Saldanha the .Rhine is extremel tunity ot sending you nn order for the amount, and at the aKeS«t,t. ia . ,. the * Jun ta party bave ^been with water from y successful. same time to add that bunted unless ty previous arrangement. fromithe Author, Post free for twentv-fourPostage^| break ing tbe walkin g sticks of smashing tbe your Pills have effected a cure of a l)r. ) nwet, an hats chieflyiflstramental to the success of tbe Duke, and The Roman government bave issued a decree con- disorder in ray liver N.B.—Where dimeulty occurs in obtaining any of the Address Alfred Barker. 1%, Llvernool'-StK*' and stomach , which all the most emi- above, enclose postage'stampsto the establishment, cross, loudon, , 1851. IMai May 31 THE ^OR TSERNJ StA R; ¦ ~ !5^ 5: , m ¦. »• > > i ¦ 49fletr«. I at his father ' s deathdeath , ho hod van»;»aj ««. u,*, Mt.n. t ««v«m.5..» * _. .i..- _• _ . ... t ',. ., ^ S i—— o P>etrg , he had repaired to the metro - e9 •' I u|fc as this pen belongs• to the professio- n of itt polis to tr y ... ^. 1 1' ' Mt WM mbb his fortun e, wher e it was unders tood he literature. I am one of whose JffirS ?" ^ -2 for the disturbance . LIFE IN CALIFORNIA. had married the humble machines LAB< LABOUR 'S SOCIAL CHIVALRY, . He was attached to some department tas B it is to copy pape rs, the production of other S"S PArieitc *. of the law, but in what capacity or with what suc- men's brains ; in short technic ally (EXTRACT FROM A. PRIVATE LBTTEn .) > , I am what is h ^ ^ tj ye now, brave brother-hand ; cess, was not known. - called a law writer. Thanks to the verbosity of the her hlst ^d^f? ' * ' ^ ardie- no* addressin g . ' ' California March 'U'^ .k'nd of pers ons to work tho quartz rock prons pronse It so r r <* the , 18. o*ft Lahforaian ith bffitb honest hea rt, and working hand : happened that the quart er indicated by docum ents I allude to—the natur al characteri stic h disturb ! are " skinflints." Burnet' s -mMi& ss & ' hla fomerff ^ Since I wrote you last we have been engaged in a e areffe ate bat few, toil-tried and true , , was in the immediate neighbour- of a state of society in the hi degree renned dear IXKWli rfi nri ,L , , convers ation- "My hood of the inn ghest severe skirmish with the Indians. For a long time it beajet hearts beat high, to dare and do. ; aud William had scarcely time to and ar tificial—I am stil l able to supp ly my f ami ly accustom are empty, and Mr! Simington ' and past mule stealin g has been carried , on ia. a. -ray ex- ^s&f^ss 'sssi rid wtjnd who would not a champion he, his eyes to the glare and glitter of the with bread. This, however , beebmes more difficult me /WiffcW ; 0 «««* matron ) dinna tensive way, and travellers returning home la te in ^^ i Labin Labour' s social Chivalry ? shops, and his ears to tho thousand incongrou s every day. The sione evil ingenuity which f orces SeVnSfen ^ ^ f - *•: , oura elve3 wth «">•• Ye ken , the evening most brutally bat bear no Woody noises of evening, when on locking up accidentia . the honest , or the suspicious, or the ingenious in Dr vsni-Ln • • . Dr. have been discovered ^^ » f t fia^e fight I brand , : terS Wi es are I *-" he read the nam e of tbe stree t on the coiner, The their own way, to entrench themselves against all S we& ff ? prWikged-iW » murdere d, This has taken place, not only in this , .Tftw«^la£.rd awl wil1 Wrt »s head when 'e f igiffe fight to free oar father-land ; Steadily«»,*!• ^opposed by virtue'- . ° houses looked respec table and spacious, althoug h in thin gs possible and impossible, behind an infinity of „ % locali ty, but aho in many other distric ts where gold Fe figWe fight, that smiles of love may glow, « to be Put ofi that way." CoNS.-Who can tell us the realit y they boasted no more than.two apartments terms and modes of inven- Vm,UU ale is mined , and ' age of the Elder Berrv n hpOn lips wher e curs es quiver now. expression , leads them to . .- . . .0. U.lte right, riifim " i.na«r<»vo,t th« An„. wherev er the American miner is he number ot pages in on the floor , and he felt an . unselfish gladne ss iu tions which diminish cambroa s a workin g, (he volume of nature , or S [urra jj nrra b, hurrah J true knights are we, the expense of so P? ?n c ,inanncr ; the re tbe Indian is sure to be most hos- the wid th of a narro w escape en thinkin g that his frien d must hare done well in the machinery. The numerous copies for insta nce c^Wate'i u - sed " the creature ? • i Win Labour 's social Chivalry. ° be ^ l tile { 'but , as far as [ have been able to jud ge from BACH EL ORS. - .Miss world . On arriving at the pro per number , he of a paper which some time ago would have cost averse to I nu ' W^ ** -not Tucke r says , it's with old q e m ^ieum afc a the seven mon ths I have been in this country, they bachelors as ffitu old wood; 0, tbiO , the re be hearts that ache to see knocked , and the door was opened by a respectable a; round sum to the liti , and provided many knowl!L^ time-sioA- you it is har d to get them gants ^^or-e^ ^ ^ mptied , are trul y the The d The dav-dawn of our victory — looking female, with one child at her breast , and families , of law wri ters with a meal may now be S2e7& his glass and aggressors. H they find a small party star ted, but , when they do tak e flame , they burn , 8,M Purdi prodi giousl y. Eves Eves full of heart-break , with us plead, two or three at her heels. His information was struck off for a triflo b of hy. Tho 5dS£ tK r" «)-and Specially con- of miners , &c,, they nearly always attack , murder , y mesas lithograp tTOub!e you raust Janb Wi tnttED , th e victim of the ' And And watchers weep and mart yrs bleed j correct; Mr. Burnet did live there . progress of tho f logs so h l d «>' and rob as many . as they can , and *, whenever Sloanes bar ba« schoolmaster , too, who mSnl thk:S f^ast for us I Would ™ * who would not a cham p " shouldS ld benf f , - . ' ™te that you occaison offers, steal into our hu ts and carr y rity , has had nearl y £300 subscribed for her , and O. wlO, ion be, " Is he at home ?" inquired William. many aspirin g youths into an ambit ion to wear found entitled to ane extra. " . off In Lain Labou r's social Chivalry ? "Hi " rep lied the woman , retreating into long coats and to be called Mater, raises claims for wha t they like, and wontonly will be placed in a respe ctable situation. gher up, nS-^n*«l man so havin g destroy the rest , and and leaving the stranger in darkness . our morsel of bread which before would hayo been delWered Slf *> , . . in this Remkdv' fob Chilblains. —Cut an onion in thiok Work Work , brothers mine, work, hand the parlour , , manner a continual hostile feeling is kept up. and brain. Surprised aud indignan t at the rudeness , he groped satisfied at the plough-tail ; and in army and navy deeo i Kft ' ^ . ^«w slices, and wi th these rub the cbilbhiins thoroughly We'll We'll wiu the golden age again ; and"l00k6d anxiousl^ y towards I men tioned to you in ray last letter that I was just his way to the staircase , aud succeeded in reachin g officers who have ' lear ned war ) punchS ' ; the on. two or three night s before a good fire, and they Jtnd jUid love's juillenial mora shal l rise to write since tho recoveri ng fro m a severe fever , and this ' late en- the first floor. While searchin g for tho hand le ol and even in that f airer portion of the human will soon di sappear . In hfln hap py hear ts and blissful eyes. coun ter with the Indians has flounde red and laid me Bird ' s the door, the noise he made attracted the a ttention f amily, which condescended formerl y to no more Robert ' ' Nest Extiu ordisab y.-A feir davs ago Hun JIurrah, hnrr ab I tr ue knigh ts are we Owen s. Journal. Vol. I. London : up again , and involved me a singular bird ' ' , of the inma tes, and a young lady came oat to in- unfeininine employments th an brush-making, boot- in pecun iary difficulties, s-nest was discovered in an apple- In Lin Labour's social Chivalry. J. Watson . . . Aller . my illness quire bis pleasure. - Through th e half-open door he closing , and mop-sp inning, we find a host of dange- I ventur ed too soon into the mines , tree at Styrr up, made from three ladies ' collars have and , it being which could perceive that the room , was well sized, and rou s and greedy rivals, I do not COBip liUn, hOW; We , on various occasions noticed impossible to keep en tirel y free fro m had been missing fro m an adjoining hedge five , sepa- weeks pvcviou handsomely furnished, and tho lady herself evi- ever ; I have no one to find fault with ; all these rate parts of this wa ter , I got a chill in my legs, and the muscles s.—Sfo^M limes. . ..valua ble publication , and Last lifweujs dently belonged to the genteeler classes of society. things are naturally and necessarily born of the intimate d ^ became quite ri gid and stiff. I lay in bed for week a communica tion by the electri c tele- how highly we estimate it, Now some graph was completed betwee n " Mr. Burnet ?" she repeated , thoughtfully ; time ; and tho witling who sneers at the redundanc e days/ hopin g thus to gradually, obtain relief the Exhibiti on Uuild- Ho Home. Edited h that the . first volume has been , and » and Buckin gham y Eichabd Oastier. " Mama, do yon know anything of a Mr. Burnet ?" of our legal language , and the ass who kicks completed we save me from tbe dire disaster Palace , the Admiralt y, and the pee mor e clearl y; of again havin g Chief'" Polwe Station onaVradori: 2, York-street , Catherine-street , ** So, my dear." against the advance of knowled ge among the ' com- the design of the vener able recourse to the doctor at Scotland Yard. and plulauthY opic , and falling under the liabi- Loud Bath. —This trabtrand. "Do you, papa ?" mon people,' appear to me to be equally ridiculo us." author. Durin g the course lity of his great wit was one day com ' extor tionate char ges. I found myself plaining t the Downier L " No/no—nonsense. —Stay ; higher up, I believe: Burnet had talked himself into complacency, if not of . his long.and active life ;> ady Townsend that he had s tie name of Richard Oastier needs no pass- he has written and gettin g better , and my hear t throbbed under the a pain in his side-" How is yes, higher up." The young lady shut the door. animation ; and William, inexperienced as he was publishe d much tha t possible*" replied t to't to the warmest affectio ns of the working , but ia such an ephemeral brigh tening pros pects of being able to get to San the lady ; "I never knew that vour Lord ship had William , left again iu darkness , climbed another in the study of character , was not slow in perceiving form that a. ssessses of En gland and the title of his new great deal was likely to be lost; if Fran cisco, and thence to England. As soon as 1 any side." , flight , and knocked. that the dejection so apparent in his manner at first Life. " was the 'effect of not diligentl y sought for and judiciou sly edited could, I left my bed , and was just able to — The progres s of life may be compared to sWjekly periodical aptly expresses in one clear " Come in, cried a voice. He entered , and , not grief and disappointment , but limp the five respectable-look ing apar tment , simply of a mechanic al in one collection. To the studen t abou t with the aid of stick s acts of a play. Act 1st, tho state of inno- 1 wd well-known ,word the object of his labori- ! found in a decent , and monotonous employ- of Social , when it began to be cence j with their broad- the returns of whi science, the rumoured that a act 2nd , the p assions ; act 3rd , the love of two men in the garb of quskers , ment, ch were too small , and the present publication will he pecu- party was being got up to at tack study ; act ant and well-spent life. To give to all, and reading newspape rs by the fire- leisure hours too few, to 4th , ambi tion ; act 5th , devotion and brimmed hats on, permit the labour er to liarl y valu able, as it contains the materials for the Indians, and the next day we foun d this to be quiet.—Answahler, eciaeciall y to the sons and dau ghtersof toil, side, with a large pewter flaggon on the table seek amusement for his naturally restless mind in following step by step the career of the true, for a large par ty called at our tent and reported Advscb to Master s.—If thou would st jpyppy homes, has ever been the aim of *'the beside them. One of them, after finishing delibe- other pursui ts. The sym path y of tho observ er founder have a was of the Social that we. should be required to join. I showed , or good servant, let the servant find a good kit " and whatever differences of opi- ra tely the sentence he had been perusing, turned decreased by this discovery : he had yet to learn System, besides the series of ori- master. Be king ; wished to show them , that I could be of little or nn not angry with him too long, lest he think thee round his head , and William repea ted the question. that in Burnet the disease exhibited itself in its ginal papers which weekl y enrich the columns mali- n nm may have arisen between Mm and others utility to the enterprise cious ; nor too soon , lest he conceive thee rash «I know not, f riend," was the repl y; "hi gher mildest form , aud he would proba bly of the Journal . , tha t I could not possibly ; nor of the parti cular measures he still have It is, indeed, curio us to see too often , lest he count thee humorous. to 1to the efficacy up, perh aps higher up;" and the quaker resumed joined in the exclamation of many good and sensi- walk with out the assistan ce of sticks , but was only — Qmrlts, how accurately Mr. Owen foresaw Envt .—A number of h lonwunmended , there can be none either as to his reading. The other did not so much as raise ble people on witnessin g some moral fall. Poor and pre- told, uo matter, if 1 could use my arras and shoulder p ysicians were once dis- dicted the consequences which puting as to what would best shar pen the sig i pie purit y of his motives, or the disinterested his eyes from the pape r ; and William , therefore , creature ! what could have led him to vice ? His would result a rifle. My old companion , who has st ill scurvy in ht. bis- disapprobation of their from the Some recomm ended one thin g, and some ano ther ; d ad self-sacrificing spirit io which he has de- withdrew, signifying- employment was so regular , so quiet, so easy, that non-regulation and irrational applica- his legs, pleaded his case, and pointed out that he inhospitably by shutting the door after him with not even till at last , one said that there was nothing that tedted himself to the servi ce of his fellow men. a thou ght was required in its prosecution. tion of the new powers of production disco- had been ill for fourteen weeks, during which be had would do i t f less gentleness than usual. Higher up, however , like envy, or it magnifies and multipl ies we find repro duced all the prin- Mr. Jam es' vered by modern science ; and it is sad to never been abl e to work on his own account at the all tho erro rs i -lx The Rome our adventurer groped , and on arriving at the third s Gowrie is a more ambitious of man. book think that the comprehensive diggings for above an hour or Gree.vwich Hospital. [ileples for which Mr. Oastier has ever consis- floor, was hippy to find it the last. Being invited, , and perha ps one of the best that has is- , peaceful, and so . eaeh day, and this —A notice has been ad- conservative plans b dressed to visitors to Greenwich Hospital ntlntly contended , as indispensable to the secu- as before , to open the door for himself, and walk in, sued from his pro lific pen . Few points in the y which the present gene- he was forced to do to assist in procuring his bare , stating ration that stran gers who may be desirous of inspecting the ty ty and the happiness of all classes. ** The he did bo, and found the apartment meagerly sup- histor y of Scotland ara wr apped in utore ob. might have been trained up in the highest necessitie s; but all to no purpose. The people plied with mean furniture , among which was a tent . 1' perfectl buildings will, by applying at the Painted Hall , hrduone, the Altar, and the Cottage " symbo- scurit y than the so-called Gowrie consp degree of..physical, . mental, -and moral excel- seemed y frantic on the subject of the pro. bed a youn g man sat by a table on which some irac y. obtain guides to cond uct them, to whom it it re- his mind three great , indestructible ; , Mr. Jame s has evidently lence, were, scouted by all classes ; while we posed attack , and as neither ray friend nor myself quested that no •e, se, to , books and pape rs were scattered ; a few anatomica l carefull y mastered gra tuities may be offered . the whole have madly misused the wished a revolver presented at us, however infirm Littl e. id ad bene ficent elements of society, which pre parations lay about the room , and a coffee-po t of the evidence on the subject, and powers at our com- —It is bett er to have a little too much of and incompe tent we knew ourselves physically to be good , than toutoald blend with and support , not trench beside the fire proclaimed the suitable sobriety of has ver y skilfully woven a plot , by which th e mand, and .produced-'Social evil upon as a a little too lit tle ; for it is a tougher task for the undertakin g, we complied. I thou ght his to raise a studen t' s habits. view he tak es of that large a scale as we> might have produced little too little up to a little too much , oyoa, or inj ure each other. Ever y man has tbe mysterio us and melan- the case a hard one ' t said he. don 't know, in- contrary, , but mine was more pitiable , f or 'I than to pull a little too much down to a litt le too i is ideal of society. Some look hack to the " Mr. Burne ?" "J choly occurrence is worked out. Ih other Matter of grave and permanent im- ' deed ; you had better inquire Anth er." could not mo re without pain , and wondered, in the little ; yet nature s rule is, that just enough of batriarch al for the Golden Age—others look solution of tho mystery is so portance abounds in this contribution to our every thing is " TJpon my soul, I am much obli probable as that ¦ first place, how l should succeed in reaching the ju st everything enough. ged to you 2" literature. •¦ - Ch aff.—a worth y :vsrvrard to a mUlenninm throu gh the instru- who was now out of all pa- suggested ; and thus, in additio n to a novel f ield, and then what sort of position 1 should , as a divine, having wearied the replied Williaui hastil y, patience of a mentality of Socialism, and a new, scientific tience ; " but I would rather be excused, just now, admirabl y illustrativ e of the State of Society cripple , occupy when ther e. " He that runs away portion of his congre gation by a some- what length y sermon, and noticing persons construction of the primary elements of all from scramb ling upon the slates, unless you, in the in Scotland during the time PUBLICATIONS RECEIV ED. may live to f igh t another day, '' but runnin g was stepping of James the out of the church very quietly, first place will show me the way." The student sat down in the unman society. Mr. Oastier imag ines, no , First , we have, in addition, what may be The Girlhood of Shakespeare' simply an impossibili ty in my case. Not possessing pulpit , saying— "I will now smiled. s Heroines. Tale VII., wait till the chaff is iloubt , that he is neither so anti quarian as the termed a valuable accession to histor y—for Kaiherine and Biancd. a rif le , they provided me with one, which was old blown off. " This made the people " There is no need,''said he; " there is a family By IUry Gowdm quiet. histor y it is of the best Clabkb. Smith and Son and enormously heavy for me, and I again attem pted An Irishm an 's Win. —" I give and bequeath to ene, nor so impra cticably theoretical and Una- next door, I believe ; and if * one Burnet ' does not kind—whi ch throw s , Strand. as He to Poems and notes to the Peop to exhibit my pure uselessness with such a ponderous my beloved wife Brid get all my property without re- ^native the other. prefers take so- hang out there, why I would recommend you just light upon the motives of the actors in publ ic le} No. III. and IV. By Ernes t Jones, Pavey, and clumsy iron serve, and to my oldcst'son Patrick one-half of the re> did exist before the to descend quietl y by the stairs as you came ;" and , affairs. The Monarch himself Hol ywell-street . talker, but all to n o purpose ; how- ciety as it appears to him it was , never The Divinearian. By J. ElMSME mainder , and to Dennis, my youn gest son, the rest, the young man resumed his studies. ¦ DWiCAH. Dillon, ever, when the time came , and they saw that , do my rer pent of Free Trade entered our Eden. The so saying, painted in more repulsive colours ; and yet the Hatton-garden . If anything is left, it may go to Torrance M'Carty, William accord ingly tried the next door , and , at best , I could only crawl along, t imagined they throne, as the representative of an ancient and bearin g of th e evidence actuall y adduced after in sweet Ireland. " length, found his friend. would dismiss me. In this I was again disappoin ted , Woman ' s Ascbndan cv.—A clever writer says Kindly aristocrac y ; the Altar, as the symbol the murder of Gowrie and his brother, all , He had some difficult y, at first, in recognising for they mounted me upon a mule, and aw ay we that the great secret of woman' s ascendan cy is to be >f a national reli gion ; and the Cotta ge, as the tends to the conclusion ihiftlt r &ttttt#enmu 0. the features so familiar in his earlier youth ; but , that instead of the went, with , 1 believe, at this moment of excitement, found in the fact , that man believes that woman secure an d happy dwellin g of a protected , the insta nt be became convinced that Burnet stood Rathvens having conspired against the King, •HAYMARKET. few exceptions , a merry and resolute party of some looks up to him and thinks him perfect; and , in really before him in life and limb, he ran up to him iionest , and industrious people, bound to the the King had conspired against them, and ac- Mr. Webste r has given a new colour to 300 of us, oth ers joining as we proceeded along the his gratitude for her blind admiration , returns t t kindly enthusi asm of a young man un- the enter- upper classes both by affectio n and interest : wi h all he complished his full purpose by means the most tainments of the Haymarkefc thirty miles ere we reached the appointed ground her the compliment of thinking her judgmen t in- hackneyed in tbe ways of tbe world, and shook him Theatre , having en- ' fallible. such is Mr. Oastler s " England as it ought vehemently by the hand. His old companion cold blooded and diabolical. It was no wonder gaged a musical company, for the performance of where all had to assemble ready for the attack. I opera in conjunction with the farces Rather Green. —A young lady, who, perhaps, is to be " —such the En gland he has laboured to neither shrank from the gripe, nor returned it; he that such a man laid the train which after- for whic h this at first felt exceedingly uncomfortable, not having house has always been f better acquainted with French than farm ing, was Make it. "We will not call it a dream lied in the usnal manner to the usual questions , amous. He has secured the use of my legs, as I thought I stood nat urally , bat we rep wards brought his own son to the block, and the services of Miss Louisa Pjne as a prima donna recentl y married to a farm er. In examining her bat asked none ia return ; and when the first brief , but a poor chance as a cri pple in a field of bat tle, •ee Utile hope of its real isation. If it ever ultimately drove his grandson from the throne whom he . supports by Mr, Donald King and . Mr new domains , she one day visited the byre, when she salutations were over stood silent for a moment . . and we became perfec tly aristed—which is ver y doubtful, indeed—it has , , for ever. The character of Gowrie is finely Weiss, the gener al aspect of the underta king being aware we were approach- thus interro gated her milkmaid :— " By the bye, as if expecting either that William would withdr aw, ing the ground 'from an occasional arrow fly in? Mary, which of these cows is it that gives tke butter long since passed away. New agencies and purport of his visit. At length conceived and sustained, nor has Mr. James similar to that of tho operati c speculations at the or mention tbe , ap- ' among us from the Indians ' place of concealmen t, mitt ?" powers have been, and are at work in the bosom pearing to reeoUeet himself, he selected one of a, ever contrived to invest with a more powerful Princess s, during the directorate of Mr. Maddox . Tbe first perfo rmance , took place on Mon day night, which the thick scrubby wood throu gh which we Qualifications of a Wife.—"If you marry, " >f society altering, modifying, and impelling few broken chairs with which the room was gar- attraction any of his heroines than the hapless said an uncle when the Crown Diamonds ot Auber was given, tho were passing most effectually afforded them ; but , " let it be a woman who has judgment (forward in other directions. Whatever there nished, and, with a forced heartiness of manner , betrothed of the Earl, enough to superintend the work of her house—taste invited him to sit down. same version being used as that pr epared : for the they had often to pay most dearly , for this temerity, lis true in the old, cannot he inconsistent with These two volumes are excellent additions to establishment to , which wo have ]Ust alluded. enough to dress herself—pri de enough to wash her- 1 William hesitated at first, hat the scene around for the Americans , who are splendid shots with the vhat is true in the new. Tbe business of the the store of cheap and good literature, whic h Beyond recording the fact of theso representations self before breakfast—and sense enoush to hold her seemed to explain the apparent coldness of Burn et. rifle, knowing these single Indiana to be general ly ton gue when she has nothing to say. practical reformer is to harmonize both the publishers have little remark is needed , for ifc is obvious that their , to go A floor without a carpet, a bed withou t curtains , already placed at the com- the choicest spirits of their lot, took some little A " Rare" Rklic—A traveller en tbe Continent forward ever and endeavo ur at all times to and a grate almost destitute of fire—althou g interest will not be . wholly dependent upon the , h a mand of those whose means are scanty, and rememberin g trouble to rouse them out , when a single glimpse of visiting a celebrated cathedral , was shown by the cooking utensil disputed with the famil music, which, the exquisite interpre- ado pt his measures to the chan ges inevitably y the little whose appetite for reading is great. tation which we had last year of Auber ' one of our copper-coloured broth ers was enough to sacristan , among other marvels, a dirty opaque heat it afforded—appeared to indicate the very s opera at produced by the lapse of time. Protection ex- St. James 's Theatre by Fren ch singers , must neces- send his spiri t on its passage to the Great spiri t of phial . After eyeing it some time , the traveller said r treme of poverty. Three children were at supper , and Free Trade both contain within them a saril y in some particulars be ill-provided for and all. This wood is called by the miners " Chappral ,'' "Do you call this a yelic?" —" Sir ,'' said the and it seemed scarcel y possible that the young incomplete. However sacristan , indi gnantly, ** It contains some of the sound rinci le—an imper ishable social troth . their wants , Rose Douglas j or /Sketches of. a Country , the drama tic excellence of and is exceedingly thick. Near to me a mule was p p creature vrbo ministered to could be tlie French librettos—that of the Crown Diamon darkness that was spread over the land of Egypt. " both to the exclu- the mother of such a family. She appeared to be Parish ; being the Autobiography of a Scotch ds struck simultaneously by two arrows , and ,it was by By turning the principle in being one of the most amusin g examp of Discovery of a New Planet. —Mr. J. R. Hind a girl ,- and even tbe haggard and care-worn Minister' les its no means over-p leasant to be perched upon a mul e , sive benefit of a territorial aristocracy, or a quite s Daughter. By S. B. W. Two class—coupled with the graceful and finished ha s just discovered another new planet in the con- expression of her features eould not conceal that voca- aud continual ly havin g these arrows whiskin g by manufacturin g and newly created dominant vols. Smith and Elder. iism of Miss Louisa Pyne, will probably make the stellation Scorpio , about 8 d eg. north of the ecliptic, they had been, very lately, both, handsome and one. Tbe Indians, however, must have , aimed by and forming at tlie time an equilateral triangle with class, they have been made product ive of THE framework of this novel consists of the present undertaking att ractive . Miss Pyne . never agreeable . Her dress , however , was neglected, sang better , and her personation of the their hearing, from the bush being so dense, and the stars Scorp ii and Librm. I t is of a pal e bluish mischief to the communit y at lar ge. It is a " autibi ograp hy of a Scotch minister 's daugh- heroine of and even dirty ; and her sickly bosom, where an Auber' s chef d' osuvre. was no less naive tha n agree- therefore shot too high. The mule wounded for- colour , aud its light is about equal to that of a star mistake, to suppose that a return to old infant lay, was exposed with an unconscious impro- ter," from earl y youth to the period when able . Mr. Weiss was the Rehodillo tunately was a pack mule, and had no rider ; we of the ninth magnitude. which awakened at once p , and Mr. fashioned Protection would relieve us from the priety, ity and disgust. she tells her tale in the decline of life. With Donald King the lover ; while the other characters eased him of his burden , yet he seemed much dis- Duchy op CoRNWAX t .—The revenue for the Occupie d incessantl y with her domestic cares , she year amounts to £60 misery generated hy a selfish and unp rincip led this personal narrative are mingled sketches were sustained hy Mr. Corrie and Mrs . H. Cawse, tressed ; one of the arro ws must have touched his ,052, of which £12,801 has gone hardly looked at the stran ger ; her curi osity re- for salaries, &c, £38 , 675 has been System of reckless tradin g. To show that one of Scottish scenery and manners , such as they the latter a lady who, some years ago, was ono of lungs. When it grew dusk we drew up for the paid " for the ceived no excitement from matte rs that were out of the most popular vocalists of her day, Pri n ce of Wales ' use," and the balan ce remains in le and remote parish many night. We kept very vigilant, and scouts were ?en t thing is wrong does not necessaril y prove that her departm ent; and the only tok ens she exhibited existed in a simp the bankers ' hands. At this rate the Prince will an other is. ight; and thus while we sympathise of being even aware of his presence were a slap and years ago. The incidents in either section of QUEEN 'S THEATRE. out as sen tinels, among whom I had to take my part have a fortune of a million sterling rea dy for him "h u sh !" to such of her littl e charges as merited by standing as a look out all night on a dam p mossy most heartily with Mr. Oastler ' s graphic an d a the book are not very strikin g in themselves . On Monday evening a powerful dra ma when he becomes of age, without applying to Parlia- the reproof , by allowing any other sound to escape , by Mn piece of ground , that , eloquent expositions of the effects of the free Ever yday life in the household and amon g the Mildehhall , entitled the Eleventh Hour was per- cripple as I am , made ment for a shilling. the lips than that required in the process of masti- , y wish I could have sat on the mule Out of. bootin g friends of a parish formed at this theatre. Manfred , Count Siegendorf me doubl —The words , out of, are the very worst in system, we are hy no means con- cation , r clergyman—his decay, the (Mr. Chester), several years before the action of and taken my chance of being a more cocked up langua ge when one is out of patience and out of verted to his opinions as to the best " consti- , and, theref ore, appare ntly death, and funeral—tbe discomforts of his A discipline unusual the play commences , struck Altorf (Mr. Shore), shot, but that on no account could 1 obtain. Durin g money ; when his wife says she is out of sugar one " Apart from , produced the effect that might have hter Hose, in her selfish and somewhat y out of coffee the next of tution in church and state. unreason able daug his superior officer , for which he was obliged to fl this eventful night , the presag e of a more eventful da , , out f lour the next ; pated. The childr en, silent at first in aunt ' y and , finall y, out of spirits. The words are very good these differences of opinion—which we know been antici vulgar-minded s house at Glasgow, her to save his life. Manfred 's father adopted his arrows at in tervals were flying and whirling surprise were loud at length in remonstrance, and day, when one is out of debt , out of trouble , and out of no one will he more pleased io see candidl y , rescue therefrom throu gh the kindness of a grand son, Sigismund (Mr . E, Green ), but at his amongst them , in which the ab uut us, but only two of the Amer icans were gaol. If a man has a smoky house and scolding a sound arose from death , throug h the yillany of Altorf the latter be- and frankly stated than " the old king" him- and the plaintive friend who procures her a situation as gover- , wounded slightl y, one in the arm and the other in wife, out of doors is no bad place. shrill scream, the sturdy roar , came the 'solo inheritor of his domains , and Sigis- self, there can be but one feeling' with res- like voices in some ness, and her marriage to her father 's suc- tlte shoulder as the Indians here do . not Catchin g — a Orloff whine, were blended together mund ultimatel y hecomes asoldier of fortune , a Tartar. One d y Count , the cessor—form the outline of the biogra p , while in the pect to the appearance of a periodica lconducted musical composition : certainly not a glee. Poor hy : his parents are fugitives from the poison their arrows as they are said to dp up favouri te and accomplice of the Empress of Russia , either of patience or des- vengeance of ' by oue who has proved himself so earnest , and Burnet sat like the image the matter of the sketches consists of a de- Sig north. As morning dawned we found the red men in more ways than one, exhibi ted himself to a so as to Altor f. ismund is . devoted to Bertha ( Misa of state , refulgent with advocate of humanity. His pair. He ra ised his voice, for some time , scription of the parish and such of its inhabi- Rivers), the daughter of Altorf by no means backward for the contest , and as the Samoied deputy in robe s so powerful an but wearied at last with , but is rejected by diamonds. The savage surve yed him attentively , he heard above the din ; her father. ' After years of euparation the son first stream of light broke in upon us we discovered style has still the peculiar charm which it ever held his tongue. In a mo- tants as possess the most marked character meets but silently. " May I ask ," said the favourite the hopele ss struggle , his parents , and on learning the history of their them prowling and crawling along the ground in , had for ns—remin ding as of the gra phic force , —a few incidents such as might take place " what it is you admire ?"—" Nothing, " mentary pause he sighed ; but while he did so no misfortunes goes to the castle to bid adieu to Ber- t replied anywhere together with the manners of the all directions , and, as during the nigh t they kep and Saxon eloquence of Cobbett , mingled deeper depress ion than usual appeared in his man- , tha , when a quarrel ensues between the father and the Tartar , " I was thinking how ridiculous you reflections on his fate seemed up a din by srriking something which sounded not " " !" wth the quaintness and tenderness of some of ner , and no bitter er neighbourhood. lover , and Sigismund is forced to escape. Michael are. Ridiculous cried Orloff angrily, " and to be passing throu gh his mind ; his sigh was with- unlike muffled drums, and from time to time yelled pray in what ?" " Why, you shave you beard to look tor elder poetsj and The Home has the ster- But these are painted with the highest skill, (Mr, Burford), an Hungarian robber , in revenge for — out characte r or expression , and seemed more the most savagel y, the cessation of this was also inti- young, and powder your hair to look old." ling man, a blow given him by Altorf , breaks into the castle stamp of a true heart and a good effect of habit than a token of sorrow or regret. and whether dealing with the scenery or the , ma tion enough that they were turning all their at- Considera te Padd y.—A gentleman travellin g stabs the ' Count , and throws his body into the impressed on every page. Need we add how " society amidst which the story is laid, there on horseback , not Jong ago came upon au Irishman " You have not introduced me to Mrs. Burnet , river. In the second act , Manfred is become tho tentio n to other more dangerous pursuits. I was , warmly we wish it success ? said William, at length, so much shocked and em- is a life-like truthfulness rarely met in such Governor of Prague , and his son, having rescued mounted again on the mule , and we mar ched for- who was fencing in a most barren and desolate piece barrassed by the scene before bim, that he hardl y works. To those whose memories can carry his inamorat ta from the robbers , is about to be ward ere it had well become dayli ght, and then the of land. " What are you fencing in tha t lot for , knew what to say. them , hack to the time of the story—and there united to her, when he is. denounced as the mur- skirmish commenced. Many of the Americans I'at? " said he; " a hii'd of cows would starve to Ritchie. " That is my wife," replied the husband . Mrs. death on that land. " " And shure , your honou r , Tie Gome of Life. By Leuc h must he many such—the incidents of Scottish derer of Count Altorf by Michael , and , by a chain were splendid marksmen , and one who fought near Burnet sighed. circumstant ial evidence , found guilty and con- wasn't I finci ug it to keep the poor bastes out iv it." Gowrie; or tlie King' s Plot. By G. P. " life will present all the accuracy of the daguer- of me, covered by a large oak , I saw riddl e seven In- ' "I remember, Clive, continued Burnetj sud- the eleventh hour , Quin s Inco hbhent Story.—Qui n is said to have B. and LIX. of demned to death . At however, dians, one after the other , without a miss. When James. Vols. LVIII. denly, while a kind of smile played on his dejected reotype. - Pathos and humour mingle in its the appe ar ance of Altorf , who was betted Footea wager that he would speak 'some non- he is saved by hit they t ( " The Parlour Library." Simms and features, "1 remember when you and I were pages, and the authoress is equally at home rescued from the river by a monk and conveyed to jus gave a stagger , and ell like stones. sense w hich. Foote could not repeat off-hand after Mc Intyre. younger than we ate now ; when we used to walk in both styles of composition. a monastery, where he entered the bro therhood , This American, seeing my shols did not take effec t him. Quin then produced the following string of fti- or a moonlight night along out on a still evening, , and 'by this last . act he atones for his hatre d of like his own , was swearing and cursing me for a coherencies :— " So she went into the gard en to pick TwExir years have passed since " The Game the hawthoon hedges leading to the heights of Llan- We give as an example of the lighter style Manfred , and pun ishes the vttlany of Michael . The tarna tion bad shot, when an arrow passed whizzing a cabbage leaf to make an app le-pio of! and a she- of Life ' It professed wellyn—there was a cotta ge, a little mud-walled , part of the dinner at Mr. Pardies, where an " was first published. piece is : well got up, and the princi pal parts were between us, a near shave for him to punish bim for bear coming up the street, put her head into the straw-thatc hed, ruined hovel, near the bottom of ill-managed family of young children come in ?' then to be a reminiscence of scenes and cha- ably supp orted by Messrs . E, Green , Chester , leaving his oak ttfee to , seoul me. 1 however shop and said, ' Do you smell any soap So she himself the hill. * Poor fellow V said I once, when we were afterwards. Shore , Simpson , and Dean , and the Misses C. died , and very imprudent ly married the barber ; and racters encountered while the author new tenant what a marked the Indian climb stealthily up a tree , and speaking of its , ' comfortless Johnny took no notice of this question , his atten- Gibson and Rivers. If Mr . Burford would study the powder fell out of the counsellor 's wig, and ponr *as a struggling aspirant for literary fame, live in, what a wretched fireside to go back shooting at us ri ght and lef t, and, letting f lyat him , place to « tion being wholly engrossed by the contents of the " acting" more and ^makin g up" jegg) it would be Mrs. Mackay 's puddings were quite entir ely spoilt ; undergoing the hard drudgery, and living the his hard day' s work J * Say ra ther happy he came thundering down from his lay to from , sugar canister which stood near. " Me some sugar more to his adva nt age in the end . A hint to the perch aud and there was present tho Gametics, and th e Gobi- retur ned you ; ' he has married the girl of , precarious harassing life, of a probationer of fellow/ " he asked, or rather demanded. wise is sufficient. The Forty Thieves followed, dead at the trunk. lies, and Picimwis, and the great Pangendrum him- has a whole world to himself in mama , and literature, and dependent on such scanty and his heart , and he " Repeat the 'litt le busy bee ' to Mrs. Syming- tho entert ainments • concluded with the drama of We lost tw enty-sis of our party, be sides several self, with the lit tle round button at top ; they played cott age. Ton will find what he will ' that enchant ed and you'll get it," said the proud mother. Plunder Creek, which we have already noticed. badl y wounded. My old friend had a narrow escape at the ancient game of Catc h who catch can , till the tttermHtent sources of support, as offer them- the garden and re-thatch ton, " make of it; he will trim Johnny, " said that lady in a coaxing by au arrow glancing along the peak of his cap, gunpowder ran out of the heels of their boots. — selvesto the nameless and unfriended candi- him myself to train honey- " Come, tbe roof, and I will help ton e. POLY TECHNIC INSTI TUTION. and ploughing up the skin, and my mule was struc k Notes and Queries. date who seeks to elbow his way into the walls. In anot her summer or Slip the Cup Lip. suckles rou nd the " How doth the little," began John ny, but stop- the Chemical Lecturer Man y a between and the — see a little chub by face looking out Mr. Pepperi to the above- with an arrow which made him prance , so that I to take its origin from one Kterary world. The tale throws a strong two, when you ping suddenly, he whispered loud enough to bo named Establishment , has just This saving was suppose d which by that time will be encir- commenced a lecture was in. great danger of being carried right in of Penelope 's wooers being shot as he was going to %ht upon the sufferings and the temptations of the caseme nt, heard , "Ma ma, 3'ara 's gettin' sweeties from the " On Fire , in its various relations. " will own it to be a very para- The . Professor among our enemies. I am now from all this expo- drink. But it arose , as Aiusworth has it thus :— of a peculiar class, who, with less than the cled with leaves, you gentlemau." commenced by calling the at tention of his audience !' And so you did help sure worse than ever, and. am confined to my bed Thra ce had planted a vineyard when dise of love and cont ent " Whisht—au d ye'll may be get sweeties too," to the ordinary appearance of light , giving flame , and "A king of , mere money wages of mechanics, and*far less very bard ; but it would with stiff joints , and have been compelled to. call , whom lie had much oppressed ir» him, and yoa both worked said Mr s. Purdie. showed , in a satisfa ctory manner, tha t when it af- one of his slaves ttgularly paid, are conventionally gentle- came fest enough, but the ' ' week' work , prophesied that he (the king) should " not do. Chubby faces " Bat Tarn s gettin them a','' whimpered forded illuminating pswer , y gaseous mat- iu the doctor . I paid him for his six s at- that very men worse and wor se ; ana at last , wuei not merel The king dia- ," and most, to succeed at all, have not cottage grew Johnny, who, with finger in mouth, sat looking ter was brou ght up, to a high temp erature tendance, when I bad tbe fever last Christmas , never taste the wine produced by it. to eat than brea d to nil ' , but that re«avded his prophecy, and when at au entertainment taly a good education, hut some natural ther e were more mouth s discontentedly at his brother s luck. solid substances , as charcoa l in a gas flame 465 dols. out of 500 dols. I had disposed of »> wife and children went to . , lime in be held the cup ful l of his own wine , he sent for this ^leat Since the time the hook was written, them, the man died, the " Tarn ," said his mother coaxin gly, anxious to the oxy-hydro Reh light , Were absolutely required. golddu st f or, and which . was all I possessed , the fell into rum s, on and asked him insultingly what he thought of kshions the workhou se, and the hut phase 1 her favourite , " there's a good callant , gie The maintenance of heat; and the supply of oxvgen, particulars of which I recounted in my last and slave, and manners have changed ; and, than you and I * ; Theslaveonly answered , " There ' s which, I am told, younger boys Johnny some o your pep permint draps. " were next considered , and it was demonstrated " hisprophecynow ? Perhaps, it would he impossible, in London, of superstitio us dre ad as " that now, with being dragged out to this affray with the between the cup and the lip." Scarcely were then, throw looks "I' ve just got twa three , answered Tam, who flame could be, as . it were, frozen out and ex- many a slip *»» to find circle widely round on their way home from a Indians, it has laid me up again , and ,, when I hope when news was brough t that a huge a parallel for Wigwam, the ihef was crun ching as fast as he was able, " and I hae tinguishe d. The .intere sting architecture on struc- had he spoken , the hills." Burnet was silent for a mo- John ny." ' to requir e nothin g more from htm , he comes upon boar was laying his vineyard waste. The king aros e -tamy-a-liner, hut it is to he feared that the ramble on nane to gie to ture of flame, wer e then considered , the external and then went on. " It is singular enough," me for 150 dols., which I shall never be able to pay in a fury, attack ed the boar , and was killed without ^ships, the alternations, and the tempta- ment, " I am very sorry, " said the gentleman, feeling figure being conical , and sha ped like a myrtle leaf , cottage out of my head. I, ever tastin g the wine. " «»» " that I cannot get that again in his pockets, "but I fear -—." The becaus e the atr rush ed passed the outside and drag- in the mines ; I dare not venture into the water for to dissipation resulting from such a " and he cast an uniro pas- , DiAMosn.-Very near the transept , too, married for love— searc h was withou t effect. ged up or elongat td it. Some beautiful experiments a long time, and trust you will transmit me tufn - The Gkbat position, and acting upon persons £0 consti- young wife who returned it with of the Cvsstal Pal&ce , thete is sioned glance on his , Here wo were all startled by a howl from Johnny, with ascending and descending flames illuminated cient to dischar ge this debt . I can hardl y pay ray in the eastern nave tated, instances, and regret. " I brought my wife home , igantic par rot -cage : it is the cage yet produce, in too many one of pity occasioned by his disappoi ntment. this part of the subject ;, and the learned lectu rer store bills thin gs are so hi h , to what look s like a g hut , and looked for ward like you, to , g and am obliged contains and protects the famed Koh-l-noor, 0t ^Sffltially the same effect. The anthor sets to my London , "Whisht, whisht, laddie ," . said his mother, concluded his discour se with that when I should be able to trim it a little ; great appl ause , from live upon the coars est food, and shall strive my ut- of Lig ht diamond , the solid bars of iron ™* story into the the time ashame d of this scene, and tryin g to quiet him. a very crowd ed audien ce, .Mounta in in motion hy introducing see how it is; thin gs most to get back to England. ilded. The diamond is supported in the air by but you get worse instead of Wh isht, like a gude bairn , and ye'll get a penny are g Metropolis ayoung man of education, talent, " golden hands , which project from golden better ; the furniture gr ows old and scanty, and the to buy peppermint dra ps." But John ny i wo small aha energy, in tbe morn Evbr y La dy hub ows Housemaid and just lay hold of two of its for whom there is no situation family large ; and although I work harder , lam was deaf to her expostulations and promises , (per- .—We have it Pau per Chixdhbh tor Bermuda. —At the usual pillar s, projecting A fit of illness would wind up the affair on the authority of Mr. point s—thu s its full outline is shown against a "ashless cut out, and groups round him a paid less. haps he had experienced the deceptive nature of Paxton—who obtained the weekly meeting.of the board of direct ors , held on purple week's time." fact direct from an observan t velvet groun d. It is about the size of a very small ** figures drawn from the class we hav e m a tbe latt er i ; the noise of course put a stop to all policenian-that the Tuesday at the vestry rooms , Camden-tow n , C. " But, good heavens , Burn et !" exclaimed our Cry stal Palace gets thor oughly swept every day h in the chair , some eu g, hollowed on one side j otv each " side' ufe two ^ "ded to. A love stor y and myste ry of conversation , and drew every one' s attentio n to y Peatse, Esq., churchwarde n, adventurer, both surpr ised and shocked, "is it not t he long dresses of the ladies. Mr . Paxton had letters from Bermuda a pplying for a fresh supp ly smaller diamon ds. A t night , and on the touc hing of **» th ere is, as there must be in every must say, unmanly, himself. . . invented " a machin e of before a spri ng b y the custodia n , these and irrat ional—I in a youn g and Johnn y," said his father , knitting his a hundr ed housemaid of children from the workh ouse, were laid precious gems sink ; a benevolent old like you to talk in this manner ? The " Joh nny, power " to remove the dust fro m se- into a massive iron box of r ^J man , with plenty educated man , and looking up the table. the Exhibition ; the board , and , upon the motion of Mr. Dyke, impregnabl e stren "th . pre- which gives the widest scope for brows but tho instrumen t is net ap- pared by: Messrs. Chubb money, acts ,as the Deux et madtma, and law is a pr ofession , " said his mother beseech- required , for the ladies conded by Mr. Prendevgast , a committee was , and built into a pedestal of ustry of all kinds ; and were it " For ony sake Tam. are the grenUust contr actors gir ls solid masonry ; and it *«ps in at the rftrht time to unravel the ta ngled talents and ind ie him the sweeties. Ye bad laddie , ate , who may be said to pointed to select a certain number of boys and is s aid , that the slightest touch the re are surely more ways of living ingly, " g remove all the dust and sen t out ot the glass shade j *od, and otherwise, than way What will the dir t from tho building by from th e inmates of the worhhou se, to be wMch covers the diamonds within set everything right at the happy London. " ye no ashamed roaring that ? tram. We dare the one to be met with in tongue this special sav there is considerabl e to the island. In answer to a remark fro m the great iron cage would cause the mach inm to . °se of the stor y, which carries the reader company think of ye ? Hold your elegance in a dr ess legalise « me, replie d Burnet , calmly, " there is only ' the room. " * All was tha t Sweeps the floor , but WO chairman , Mr. Dyko said that in orde r to collapse like Ihe leaves of the sensitive -plan t and I'easantl For minute, or you'll be sent out o always thought the / y alon g. Here is a specimen of Mr. was f orsome time the drud ge rather than of uo a.vaU—the disturbance continued. fashion involved much Mh and the proceeding, it would be merely necessary to plurige the gems into tluir cavernous retrea t.(ill the ' one " I extravag ance, and we now . After tho JJ tchies ana tomy of London life. The hero clerk ofan attor ney, and leaving my situation " Wha t' s this, Johnny ?" at length inquire d the discover tha t it embraces take the children before a . magistr ate au thorities shoul d summon them fort h again with 1 the a vast amount of dirt . of purel y local inte- j? the storv has just arrived in London , light accoun t of a quar rel with my employer , was Reverend Dr. Dryscreed , who sat at the hostess's The ladies may well hide transaction of other business, their privile ged keys. on heels , when we pocket to find anoth er. I was too poor for a mer- ri ght hand , holdin g up a half penny as he spoke. their recollect the state of their rest , the board separated. _ _ . Sisguxak Ce.vscs Ret urn .- One of the .consta- andfr dlof hope :- unabl e of stockings. Perh aps there —On Tuesday ' ' counting- hous e, where the salary one so " What is it ?" asain asked the doctor. may be some economv, Libera tion or Kossuth. evening a bulary enumera t ors was ti. uch amused the ^ther day L jfe determ ined early, chant s far as the koop ofsemn' ' lge , asal the hour stwas tsyet to inexper ienced would not have sufficed " It' aw ," murmured Johnny , while smiles as ta is concerned ; for it very large meeting of the inhabitants of Kensington by \he ri>lum which a very eccen tric and proverbially r ^u m a stroll ong those ree which had useless and s a b bee that every lady alive ; I was too prou d to stand bohmd returned to his coun tenance. seems of the long robe is, to a cer was bold at the Prin ce Albert , Notting-hill , to ex- social in!iabitant .of. .the-villagft ^fzWhitclioiise; two wstred so from the to keen me extent, her r delightf ul, when viewed ra coach ; and I was too weak in body- " And will ye greet ony mair if ye got it ?" tain own housemaid , and takes away pre ss sympathy with Louis Kossuth and his fellow and aluiif roileVlfom liprfa st , had under the co uran anii with the f S r her dr ess - fy *»y of Wendi ng the utile mind--to become a tower d mod Johnn y promised ; aad immediately clutche d the upon and her legs all the dust and rub- refugees in Turk ey, and to memorialise the British " Dear and Dumb, " sehold of- the statist &*L t0 nerhaps also in wherever she ' The hou ',f fiud out at tDe 83n,B time» if ss'lWe» an of water to my fellow men. Of all the halfpenny, which he held up in triump h to Tam. bish, goes.—Punch. governm ent and parliament to take measure s for consists merely o? his wife ami himself , • nd thei r m ant ry a P° hopes S a drawer st, lvte b Insane Jur y. ' eco- Ron! i u»hitance , who, he had some , re quisite for a man who mu y " Dr. Dryscreed' s owre kind to you ," said the An —A Kennebec lawver , on being terminati ng their forcib le detenti on in the Sultan 's differences of opinion upon mat ters of domestic a 5>at him^ the uuaUficat ions on)y one- sympa thised with (in ijb L"; in the way of obtaining lodgings rf bi9\eig bbour *,l possessed pleased mother; " and you ought to beg the com- by one uf a jury that had found dominion s. Madame Pulsky and Genera l Ye'.tcr , nom y are locally celebrate d, 'flic retu rn fir 1 day, and rnmrntmr-ina the f icnnomv of hlS }T™te sane a party whom he had , were was .his . write ." . , . pany 's par don." To this Johnn y turned a deaf ear striven to prove insane with many Hungarians, presen t. A depu tation handwriti ng of t lic head ff-t.be house ) "lon nfe. The name of this acquaintan ce was I could said , he required no satisfiec Lord he m» - W »«e , still belong to the pro fession while cont emplating his treasure, condolence , for he was was appointed to wait on Lord Palmersto n on the Husband , no t. deaf-wish to th« "™«, and William remembered him a lad ot " Then you do not ' st Mm mm' ia«a William. "It s a fine thin g to greet ," said Tam, spite- that his elient had been tried by a jury of his peers subject , and mak" AU By a. Physician .Sent gratuitously on recei pt of four The Curre ncy Question—The Histor y of Florence—Re ward for thus abu sing with the view of extending the Suffrage. The will no doubt proceed. He is P in the Army—Pa nshwism—The of the present administration in this respect. to the bar of public opinion, too ei«? 1 postage stamp s to repay it Superstitions of Man , laced a notice * an< land (I, etc. evelations disclose an amount of h powers of his high office, and perverting hon. Member for finsbury had p fiery a controversialist to be easj i '? * Address, Jir . Booth , publisher , 14, Hand-court , Holborn, His prison r t e Dei London. A Demockatic Rohahce , compiled from the Journ al of a to gratify the hostile and revengeful on the paper to that effect, for the day of the aside from his object, and J>e Democra t petty persecution, malignant hostility, and them will I !f * fbess. the Confession of a Demagogue, and the "No House," when the ernnoss or the Kinutes of a Spy. systematic abuse of inordinate power OH the feelings of a partizan against a political " Little Charter" was succeed in keeping tbe ember,? of ' Written in a popular style, and contai ning the niode ot strif S that £edi is »cir to- — No. Y. (this day), both Government and its subordinate opponent. to have come on. Someof themetropolitan jour dissension alive. Poor Established treatment in most of the diseases Contains , besides Continu a part of Chi?" HERA&D. tion of the Romance—The His- nals have accused him of inconsistency and hosti- which is thus rent and tory—The tools, such as we could scarcely have credited. Contrast the .treatment of Ernest Jones, torn by intestine •Sothin g but an intense desire to Benefit his fellow Letters on the Programme , etc. ,1- Oca Land—its Lords aad Serfs—A toast for Labourers and with that of Captain Somerset, lity to Parliamentary Reform, for having taken sions both on doctrines and weatarc s could have induce d tbe auth or to undertake the The pr esentat ion of the petition may be taken the Chartist, discipline < nl gratuit ous circulation. Farmers —and other matter. that course ; whereas, in the present state of for the loaves and fishes. « «pen *ft of publi shing ibis workfo r as th e best guarant ee of its truth , because no the Guardsman. Both of them gentlemen by Oh > ffn . I e Chbosicle. public business and of parties it is decidedl l a — Article s in immediate pre paration for this magas ine :— one in bis senses would have made such grave birth and education. The one stepped over , y wou d be there , my countrymen 5" ^ Oca CowNiEs—their and Emigran ts. Sewntb.Edition, v«ce One Shilling. climate, soil, produce, statements public, and called for inquiry into the narrow and exclusive limits of a class the very best that could he adopted. There It is confidently stated that the Pop ? A little plain —No. L the Gape ; So. IT. Australia. ai YOU IN LOVE The Constit ution of Euro pe, and the position of its De- their truth, unless he was prepared to substan- training, aud devoted himself to the advocacy is not the slightest chance of carrying Mr. formall y condemned the latel y if. ARE interesting subject by a Lady. ™ adviceto aU on thi s , mocracy .—No. I. fhe Constitu tion of France , with an 's motion ; but the amendment of Mr. Queen 's Colleges iu Ireland. 4 by Mr. Baoth on receipt of fourteen posta ge tiate them. of reforms which would enfranchise the Hume The"£ T? Sent post 6ee appen dis: The Game of Napoleon ; No. If. The Con- offence against the oligarch Buncombe would test -the sincerity of the put the screw on, and the Catholic M "^ stamps. . . stitutkm of Pr ussia, with the Game of Frederick Mr. Jones was sentenced to be imprisoned masses. For this y U\ 'a great deal of sound adnce m a small compass. ' — gnities suffering, Ministerial promise. Mr, HUME would, in all of course be compelled to William. for two years and one week, for the delivery of he was doomed to the indi , , withdraw^ u ' •' Atlas . These pap ers will be the onl Suro- ' —Hebaio. y authentic version of in June, 1848. His offence was tech- deliberately-inflicted tortures, both bodily probability, withdraw his motion in favour of children from them. It is cer * The bpst book for yoang people of its kind. pean governme nt yet published , and are supplied by lead- a speech and tainty not 1 * We advise all our young friends whoha ve so frequentl y ing continental democrat s. nically that of a misdemeanour of the first and mentally, we have described. His long the amendment ; and if the Ministerialists culated to raise the Papal Church in ,n. written to nsfor advic e to get tins book : if tbey follow its and independent Liberals Pi precepts, it will sate them a world of trouble.' —Ladies ' class, and the sentence was simple imprison- and dreary imprisonment was unchecked by the " " voted in favour estimat ion, to find its dignitaries thus oppr)si A series of Democratic Songs, to popular airs , or to ori of the latter , the advantage would be gained the diffusion of sound knowled News. ginal melodies, with the music annexed. ment, without any further aggravation or counte nance or voices of friends, except at ge, and f lf* nishment. The law simply intended, and long intervals ; and the utmost stringency was of distinctly pledging the House to deal with growth of th at kindl y and unsectariau feey,u Jnst Published, twice One Shitting. Published b pu y B. Pavey, 47, Holywell-stree t Strand , the sentence embraced , nothing beyond the exercised during such brief and limited inter- the question. How they should do so is, as whicli ought to be the distinguishing | ' THE SECRET OF BEAUTY, a com- London , and to be had throu gh all Booksellers. cnar * plete companion to the toilet contain ing an im- deprivation of liberty; and Mr. Jowks was views as were permitted. The other having Mr. Oobden"says—and as we have repeatedly teristic of a Christian people. In the TOca mense collection of most valuable recipes, indispensable assured , while in the dock, that he would re* wilfull y and openl y broken the law, and urged—a question for the people. Public men time, ravaged alike by the harp ies of 1 / to the toilette of every lady and gentleman. Every recipe Just Published, ^ if medically attested , ceive lenient and considerate treatment. assaulted the police in the execution of their are , after all, but the instruments by which lordism and priestcraft, Ireland becomes and may be fully relied upon , IN NOS. AT ONE PENNY EACH , daiiY fcttwa goi -others, the following will he found of great But the Government, and the subordin ates duty, was senten ced to a few days' imprison- the public will is carried into effect ; and, as more and more desert and depopulated, fta Utility:—Eau de Cologne. Rondoletian Scent, Prince THE EMIGRANT S GUIDE TO THE GOLOEfl LAND. but the we have seen Mr. Cobden impelled so far Albert 's Perfume , Jenny Lind's Own Scent , tbe Nap-deoa who man age the gaols, have a mode of vio- ment in the House of Correction, for- people fly by thousands from a land richly ea. Perfume , twoin valnahfc Ilair Dyes, remedy -for baldness fjALIP ORNIA, lating the law of their own exclusive short ward this week, there is every reason for sup- dowed o d c v/ ITS PAST HISTORY ; ITS PRESENT POSITION manufac- "Visiting Justices had no objection to his by Pr vi en e, but which raw haa and weak hair , remedy for superfluous ' hairs , cure for ; posing that a hearty and determined agitation cursed b his i corn s and bunions , chapped hands and lips, for removin g ITS FUTUR E PROSPECTS : ture. A new philosophy of prison discipline confinement being relieved by the visits of y gnorance , his prejudices, and smaVS-ppx marks , freckles, ic. ; Amandine for beantifji n£ irTTB i. iUXOTE AUD AVTBESTIC ACCOCST OP and classification has been invented , which ia friends. A succession of carriages drove up out of doors, dur ing the period that must misdirected passions. and whitening tie hands , Bandoline for curling ladies' THE DISCOVERY OF THE GOLD REGION, so exceedingly gross th at it cannot adapt itself and the cell of the Captain intervene between this time and the meeting FOREIGN. hair . Enam el Prince of Wales' to the prison door , for filling teeth, s tooth AND to details. It makes no difference between levee, or drawing room, of Parliament next year, would induce our powder, lip salve, Goivlands ' lotion, wash for blotched THE SUBSEQUENT IMP ORTANT PROCEEDLVGS. was converted into a The parliamentary war in the French face, a cure for offensive br eath , instant cure for chil- lecturer and the pickpocket—the guilty of Chartism. He legislators to go a great deal farther than they the political daily. He was not Chamber grows more unparliamentary ilU(j blains, cold cream , 4c„ &c.. and many other s too nume - In the course of the work will be given open advocate of Parliamentary Reform merely broke the law, and the severities which now dream of. rous to mention. Sent free by post on receipt of fourteen more warlike, as the time for actual coii(lici. postage stamps hy Mr. Booth ^-publisher. through the Charter, and the burglar who a f fas o a political PLMN DIRECTIONS TO ElItiHANTS at tended the avow l o un hi n ble approaches. New symptoms of social disor. breaks into your house at midnight. What- opinions, were mitigated when they came to ganisation make their appearance in the Just published, the Sixth Edition , price One Shilling. he of $ur 8!2£eeftl8 i&tmv. pro! T1IVE MINUTES' ADVICE TO CALIFORNI A OR THE UNITED STATES, ever fish are caught in t net the law are deal with gross and palpable overt acts, in vinces. In the department of the Cher oa xo treated as if they were all of the same species. defiance of the statute law. the J ; Lovers and Husbands , Sweethearts and Wives. By peasants have assembled armed with scythes a Lady. Sent post-free , on receipt of fourteen posfege- The Procrustean system is indiscriminate in Among all the misdeeds which will make PARLIAMENTARY. CANADA ; AUSTRALI A; NEW ZEALAND , and other rud e implement s, and actu Bian>!« by Mr. Booth. oa ANT OtnEB its application, and tho prison law may, at the pr esent Ministry infamous iu history, The Ceylou job ia a very Hack one. It ex- als •A charmin g book for young people.*—Lames' Aews- stormed several of the chateaux of the pro. BRITISH S-TTLEMEST. the discretion of the authorities, overide the their treatment of the Political Prisoners of hibits, in perfection, all the vices of Wh ig « ' "Famil y Hehald. prietary class. This Jacquerie has caused We cordially recommend it — SHEWING TUEM common law. Hence Mr. Jokes was treated governmen t, from family interest pushing 'Is our Auth oress really an unmarried lady f fhe advice , 1848 will not be the least damning. great alarm in the metropolis, and in the same manner us if he had been a crimi- a relati ve " into a position for which he was adds a new and remarks bespeak eo much experience , we fancy she WHEN TO 60. WHERrrO GO. HOW TO GO- " elemen t to the troubles th at alr eady srasthave ente red that happy state. '— Chhonicle . nal, instead of a misdemeanant. During the totall unfitted , and then having r ecourse to gather No. 1, and No. 3, will be Illustrated with , THE STRAW MOVIN0. y black aud portentousl y over the two years and one week he was confined t subterfuges and trickery French soi> Jns t published—librarj -Ediaon. RICHLY COLOURED ENGRAVINGS. the bases to cover disant Republic. Tl/TESMERISM AN DCLAIRVOYANCE And numerous Engravings all executed in (lie most in Tothill-fields Prison he was kept in se- In the midst of the prevailing political up the misdeeds of their prote gee, and evade In Italy things go from bad to worse, 111 No Mystery ,—A handbook of the Wonde rs of Clair- finished style, will illustrate subsequent Numbers . parate confinement, on the silent system, en- responsibility which ought to attach to his The apathy it is gratifying to observe that the the French have a sorry time of it in Rome. vo.v ance and Mesmerism , written in a popular style. Sent forced with such ri that even reading the pparentl this crooked A.8„ free by post on receipt of fourteen postage-stamps by Mr. gour franchise question makes headway, Those mis-government. A y sassination ' in a scarcel ( makes short work of tho soldier s Booth. Shortly will be Published in Nos. at One Penny each, Bible to himself, y audible voice, who have watched the proceedings of Sir policy will succeed. The Ministry will escape 'By means of this work , every one can understand and of tho fratricidal republic, wherever ic has 5 Splendidl y Illustrated, was followed by a severe reprimand. He was the vote of censure , which otherwise would a practice Mesmerism and Clairvoyance. —Lue eabt JoM c- Joshua Walmslby's association are aware chance. The citizens have found out an A. HISTORY OF THE DIFFEREN T EXPEDITIONS compelled to wear the same habiliments as office not because the effec CiAL. that hitherto Mr, Cobden has fought very have driven them from ; tual method of enfeebling the tyrants that 'The best work on these mysterious subjects we hare ENGAGED IN culprits guilty of heinous offences—marched unmerited, but.because they have do- shy of it. His support has been excuedingly censure is mineer over them. The tax on tobacco met with. —TufEs. about the prison with common felons—re- created so much delay that, in the meantime, forms THE SEARCH FOR SIR J. FHANEIN abstemious, and may be said to have been in Rome, as it does here, a large item of rev<>. SUMMER BRIXKS. COSTAHHSG AU. TtSB quired to pick oakum—the " hard labour " new combinations of circumstances have arisen limited to an annual contribution to its funds. nue. The Romans have cut off the supplies- MAKE T0CH OWX SHJIMEK BEVERAGES. which is added by special sentence, to punish of a more pres sing and immediate interest, and Just Published Twelfth Thousand. RECENT VOYAGES TO THE POLAR REGIONS. Up to a recent period the Freehold Land Smoking has been universally abandoned, with severity grievous offenders, or to pay people in po itical matters, always are more and MONSTER COLLECTION OP RE- Including in particular the Expedition sent out under Societies enjoyed the benefit of his active , the Papal Exchequer, low enough before, ha« weekly to be exempted—and placed on such affected by the immediate than the remote. A GIPES , including Gingerade , Orangeade. Mulberry- the command assistance, as the best and most effectual been entirely cleared out by this stroke of p0. ade, Ginger Beer, Soda Water , Persian Sherbe t , &c Sent diet aa seriously injured his health. Besides, practically, the labours of the Com- OF SIB JAMBS BOSS TO DAVIS' STRAITS : method of extending the suffrage. Other licy, The authorities, maddened by a post-free on receipt of fourteen postage-stamps by Jlr AND It would seem, indeed, that a .malevolent in- mittee have had their fruition in the dismissal rests- Booth. Of Commander Moore and Captain Kellott, to members of the so-called Radical party itv the tance which cannot be directly grappled with ' Splendid Bccipes.—We can now luxuriate in Summer genuity had been at work, to devise every pos- of Lord Tourinqton from the office of Go- Bearing's Straits. House of Commons were equal l y coy. When retaliate in the most irritating and anuoying draug hts of our own making for a mere nothing. ' —Fa- si ble way of tormenting and injuring him. vernor, and in the withdrawal of Sir Emerson JOLY llERAU). the question was brought on by Mr. Hume, manner—the cut of the ban- or the beard, With an authentic copy of the dispatches received from During tbe most inclement portion of the first , the Secretary, and other officials tlia The whole of the above Works (forming a. library in they voted in its favour, but there their co- TenNENT shape of the coat, or the colour of the dress themselves) will he sect pest-free on receipt of forty-eight SIR GEORGE SIMPSON, OF THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY winter, he was kept without fire, aud with the operation ceased. They felt no real interest connected with the tyrannical and blood-thivaty postage-stamps. Address , James Booth, Publisher, H, With other importan t and h!i;hly interesting informa- are all subject to revision and summary cor- tj ^—j, & ,T„fl.— r....* ,.— same clothing as in the height of summer, in treatment of the Cingalese. Lord Touring- tion relative to the Expedition under in the subject ; aud even when Mr. Bright rection, according to the arbitrary taste of the a cell open to tho winds of heaven. His ton's notions of government were fitt er for SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. and Mr. Milner Gibson at length attended sbirri and their employers. How aU this will EUPTCBES EFFECTUALLY AND sleeping place was equally exposed ; and such Russia, or a Turkish Pashalic, than a Bri- PmiWiEXTLY CVRBD WiTHODT A TMTSS C a meeting of the Associati on in Manchester , end we need not say. Tlie tyrants could not Compiled from various Documents n was the damp and fog in the cells, that Mr. tish Colony. He first drove the people DR. GUIIIRBY still continue s to supply the afflicted with Official , it was clearly more with a view to take the play a better game for tho people. " Whom fiis cei brated Remedy far thi s Alarming complaint , which Private Communications, Jones frequently brushed the dew off his into a state of insubordination, by the has never failed in eflectin a perfect cure , it is applicable sense of the people ol that city on their con- God wishes to destroy he first makes mad, " * Br ROBERT HUISH blanket in the morning. . imposition of intolerable taxes, aud then to ever; vari ety of S ugle and Duuble Rupture , in male or , Esq. duct with reference to the Papal Bill, than With respect to Germany aud the northern fem.'ile of any age, however bad or long standing ; is easy The effects of this cruel and most unjustifiable for the sake of Parliamentary Reform, A caused the soldiers to slaught er them parts of the continen t we have nothing and pa nlesi in application , causing no inconvenience or S.T.COLLINS , U3, FL~ET STREET, severity soon became apparent. Tic doloreux novel confin ement etc., an d will be sent free by post to any part ASO AM, BOOKSELUBS . change has come over " the spiri t of their almost without provocation. When the riot or import ant to note, and the colonial and of the Kingdom , with full instructions , rendering failure and rheumati sm almost deprived him of the or row," for it was notlvng dream." Frankly owning his past neglect, " more, was American news are equally unsuggestWe. impossible, on receipt of seven shillin gs in postage stamps , use of his limbs, but his cell was not changed. summarily quelled, his "lord ship " exhibited or bj post-otSee order , payable at tlie Gra y's-inn-road NATIONAL CHARTER ASSOCIATION. Mr. COBDEN has, this week, thrown himself Office Office , 14, Southampton -street , Strand . For fi ve winter months , though afflicted by an fairly into the franchise movement. The de- an extraordinary ferocity, and continued in Address , Henry Guthre y, 31D., 6, Ampton-street , EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE aggravated attack of neuralgia, he was com- claration of Lord John Russell that he will cold bloed to murder the natives by means of MONIES RECEIVED Graj ' s-imi-r oud, London. At home for consultati on duly, THE Fob tub Week Ehdino TuoRSDiv from 11 to 1 mornings , and 5 to 7 evenings ; Sundays es- hereb y announce the following meetings :— pelled to rise at a quarter past six o'clock ; introduce a measure of reform courts martial. These are rude and rough , be prepared to May 29rn , 1851. cep!e>». On Sundaj neX', at three o' clock in the afternoon , and, even in the midst of rain and snow, to next session, has brought the member for the weapons iu the hands of authority at all times, A great number of old Trusses and Testimonials hare the Lambeth locality will meet at the Siuth London Hall , walk through two yards, a w ss but Lord Torrington was more than usually Been left behind fay persons cared , as trop hies of the and Mr. Pattinson , the sab-secretar y, will be in attendance ud ash and dre West Riding to the conclusion, that the fran- which may be seen by any suf- . to enrol members. in the open air. The result was,, the loss of , practical oblivious of the distinctions between innocence tmvp of sucees * of his remedy, chise question "is now the most ms BECBiram ) iim mmi ferer. - On Sunday evening next at the Princess Royal. Circus - sixteen pounds weight in seven weeks, and a to do with. and guilt. Had the motion been brought »r W. U1DEB. ' lam thankful for mv res tor ation to health and com- street , Mar yiebone—Crown and Anchor , Cheshire -Street , question that politicians have " £ s. a, Ruptur e.' Waterloo Town. frame so shattered that he was ordered into practical politician, on last year, while the interest was still fresh From Birmin gham—E. Hughes ., 0 0 S ibrt. ly your beantUul care of my Double —Mrs. Ulaiming the title of a J. Follows ., Barre tt. On the same evening, at the Bricklayers ' Arms , Ton- the infirmary, where he stayed under medical and referring to his past public career in jnsti i —had it even been introduced last Session ., „ Mt bridge-street. New road , a lecture will be delivered. r T. Best ...... 006 * As yon were kind enoug h to show me your Mn«eum of treatment for nineteen weeks. Upon leaving when Mr. BaillIE, the Chairman, first pro- J. Winters .. old Trusses when I called -n you, I think it nothing but On tbe same evening at the Woodman Tavern, Whit e, fication of that claim, Mr. Cobden adopts the .. .. 00 $ fair 1 should send you mine to add to the number , as it is street , Wate rloo Town ; at six o' clock the members of the it, the old, harsh, and mur derous discipline franchise movement, ori ginated and kept in pounded it, and when the publication of fresh now useless to me ; I have not worn it sinre I used jour ocali ty will meet ; and at eight o'clock a lecture will be was resumed, which, at the close of a fort- , evidence had revived the subject , the discus- _ £i> i i) remedy fire months ago.'—Jo hn Clarke, Jtisley. deliver ed by Mr. J. B. Leno. life by others as the next question for prac- Dr. Guthrey being the sole possessor of the Jtemed y for On the same evening, at the Assembly Rooms, 99, York , night , sent him back to the doctor in a more tical legislation. His accession will, un- sion would havebeen a lively one, and the vote DECEIVED AT LAND OFFICE , Rupture , it can only be procured direct from his residence street , Broadway, Westminster , Mr. J. B. O'Brien will dangerous state than before. doubtedly, greatl add to the strength and would have had important political results. From Eccles—W. Marley .. -. 010 as a bore. lectur e. y fi. Marle y ...... 008 On the same evening at the Albemarle Coffee-house , Under these circumstances, : and believing influence of the middle class mftvement. But the Whigs are lucky. The sham " re- J. llibert ...... 0 I 0 DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD Alhemarle-st reet , Clerkenwell , a meetine will be held. ' that his death would ensue from this new COBDEN is the model politician of that class, signation,'' early in the Session proved that J.j. JMmljmmiow ow ... , ..,, ..,, 0100 1 (t AND EARS, rrc .—' The most important discover}' The United Councils of the Toirer Hamlets earnestl y mode of slow murder, his wife petitioned that no other Government is practicable T. Wor thingtou ., .. I) 1 0 of the year in medical science, is the new Remedy for reque t the attendance of all friends at four o'clock on and, though their confidence in him may be at present. W, Wor ihington . .. ., 010 Deafness, etc, introduced by Dr. Guthrey. '—Med ical Sunda y after ooon in the Halt , Golden Lane , to adopt some his own medical man might be allowed to see somewhat shaken by his extreme policy on Since then, the interminable debates, and'in- S. Patter ...... 010 Bevievf for the year 1S5». steps with regard to the monument of Sharpand Williams. him. That request was refused . Mr, extricable confusion arising out T. Crooks .. .. 0 0 I Dr. Gu hrey's I temedy for Deafness, etc., permanen tly the Peace Question, and by some of the re- of the Anti " On &l»nday evening, the Emmett Bri sade will meet at Mr. Ha rnett .. .. 0 1 0 res tores hearing -, ena bling the patient in a few days to tbe Rock Tavern , Lisson Grove. WAKiEr, a mem ber of parliament , applied sults of Free Trade, yet the name of no other Papal Bill, has made the Stanley party by no hear the licking of a watch , even in cases where the deaf- On the same evening a public meeting will be held at in that capacity, and also as a medical man, ge with them at means anxious to take office until it is dis- NATION AL CHARTER FUND. ness has existed fur many years from any can ;e what- public man has the same presti the King 's Head Tavern (opposite the Caraden-r .=ad), Received b Joh n , and lias been successful in hundreds of cases where to see Mr. Jones, and was refused. present. The sagacity displayed in conduct- posed of. We expect, theref ore, th at the y Ahmctx—Limehouse and Ratcliffe to ever Upper Uolloway. Mr. G. W M. RejtuAds , and other cality, per T. instruments and sur gical assistance ha ve failed in giving meeting , l hair to No interview was granted with friends or upshot of the debate will be Shepliard Us—Worcester , per J . Harding 15i friends , will attend and ad 'lress the ing the Auti-Corn Law agitation to a success- au agreement 3d—E Jacobson relief. It removes all those distress ing noises in the head be taken at eight o'clock. , jun. 8s—J. Mewis, St. Pnncras Cd—Col relatives, of more than twenty minutes dura- to "let bygones be bygones." The m looted at St. L' and ears, aud by its occasional use "ill prevent deafness On Tuesday eveninjr, in the Coffee-rrom of the John- ful issue, if honestly applied to the further- atter uueras Vestry room 9s 7d— VV. Smith. Wit Occurrin g again at any future period. tion, and then only four times in the year, in will be hushed up, and the Colonial linhiill Is—Ket tering :, ;,er G. J. Harney Is— W, Z. ft mlev, street Institution , a meetin g will be held for the purpose ance , of the franchise movement, will, un- Office Ma imensbury , The remedy, wb ch is simple in app 'ication , tri ll be sent Messrs. per ditto Is—A.. Trevelyn lJ-Cliiirlsiiffl , of formin g a locality of the above Association . the presence of a turnkey. He was not al- question in tbe pro- escape richly merited condemnation, Paisley, per It. free by post , with full instructions , on receip t of 5s. in and other friends to political and social doubtedly, soon place tho Hunter Us 9d-Mr Williams ls-Oevon- Harney, Holyoake , , even to his wife, more than por t, per J. Rogers postage stamps, or by post office order , payable at the are expected to attend. Chair to be taken at eight lowed to write minent position it ought to occupy ; and Since the above was written ,.the division 7s—Loug hborou gh, per E. Tliwii psun , reform , Leicester 5<2d—Mr. j Gray 's-inn-ro id Office , addressed to Dr. Guthrey, 6, o' clock once % quarter, and for the first nineteen has taken place, Lines , Wrmingham Od—olr. S' eppard tho ugh ; we think that any settlement short of and verified our antici pation. di ttofid—Mr . Rider Amp tiiii str eet, Gra» 's-inn-road , London , where he tna 5 On Tuesday evening, at the Paragon Chapel , Bermond- months of his imprisonment denied the use of Ministers are whitewashed , as er Star 4s. be consulted daily from U tiU l, and 5 till 7, Sunday ex- s«y Se>v-r.)&d, Mr. G.W. M.Heynolds wiinccture. Sulgect: manhood suffrage must be unsatisfactory, by a majority of FOR THE HUNG ARIAN AND POLISH REFUGEE S, 4 cepted. Democracy versus Aristocracy. ' writing materials. Even when the cholera still we must express our gratification at any eighty. lteeeived by W. Kides. —«}»• Signed ou behalf of the Committe e it. He was refused permission to make such b persevere in this course. excellent Famil y PILL is , gone y when any great popular agitation But they tauntingly lar feeling against the Danish government. THIS a J obs Absott, General Seiretary. inquiries, and threatened with additional seve- Medicine of long tried efficacy fur nutreet 'iig all cnuld bo got up on the suffrage question. respond—" Try it, and see who will soonest All the iuimbituuts in Schleswig, from school- disord ers of the Stcmacb and Bowels, tl u crxi.K.o.. symp rity and indignities for his contumacy, in tire. 1 They have the Mr. Cobden is not very successful in his ' majority in a very boys up to the highest ranks, are ord ere d by toms of which are Cosareness , Flavufenrv , Su*-«ms, Lops daring to make such a request. The appli- hecies pretty <* fix," thoug of Appette , Sick Head-ache , Giddiness Sr«>V ») Fulne ss prop , the movement has progressed in h the termination is hard ly the edict referred to to take luits to 3TD als, Dizziness of the Eyes, Dr,iw-.in S!j an : l'ains spite of his abstinence ; events have ripened, doubtful. The Fabian policy of delay will all Danish officers to salute in tlie Stomach and Bowels ; Ind»gp«-uiii»W tltf paper , and the speakers should follow met with a denial. Leave to communicate the common soldier with a bow without the towels, eauana a disor g anisation ¦>• t-vry function uf in lveular sucne^ion. liberals" to the conclusion that an organic re- recorded iu favour of the measure. The off the hat. This outward respect, forcibly the f rame will, in this most excellc t pr eparation b si with a solicitor, to petition Parliament, or to , y Tint raitND v»ho forwarded the petitions from Hudd-rs - form is absolutely necessary. Mr. Cohden House of Lords still dawdles for want of some- imposed, can onl y excite and entertain hatred. little perseverance , he>ffectnally ivin,>wi. Two or t},.-<< - fi lu. iioliufirln. and ifonlev will oblige by forthwith see Messrs. O'C onnor , Wakxey, and G. dose* will c«uvii'ce the afflicted oft s s:,lu;ar y t-ffece- Tin- to iu his speech at the London Tavern on Mon- thing to do. By way of making a show oc- In no country, s «'u3 ! * ^ending bis add ress John Araott , li, Southampton- THOMPSON, at the usual period for seeing civili sed or barb arou , Stomach niil speedily regain its aitm-iii a heal ' .'; struct . Strand , London. doy, puts the exact position of affairs in his casionally, they get up a talk.now and then. ever such edi ct hoar d of. action of the liver, bowels, and ki,-jii;i .« iri if rapidl y «--«ke lis—Weleliman visitors, was refused. The Board refused ¦ ¦ T. Hkow-n's usr. —Cambrid ge, pi-r Murrell usual forcible sty le; th ough, our readers will But it is mere talk. One was of a rather cu- place ; and instead of listlessi!f!.r . «,r . p ui , and jaun- Gd—Wardnu r-street . Wilson' s Tinmt-n 7= 91— Mr. Ilee is even to answer his questions, or to admit him diced ^ijiearance , s reu gth , acti vity, and u-uewcd health , —Chapman ud—Lemon Land Carbine 4s ad—Shuredicth see that he is but repeating what . we have rious description tho other night. A Bill for Hip SURREY SESSIONS. mill i quick res ult of taking ilrs ni' il d u, aetwdisi,' Is fid—Sweatings Is—Messrs. - Back and Hunnarcli , to the weekly meetings of the visiting justices, a>-h been endeavouring to press upon their atten- Regulating Public-houses in Scotland was the to the directi ons accompanying ^ b..?.. Brash-maker s £2 10?—Mr. llufford , Cubi t'j 2s— W. Cu t though both the Act and the • Prison rules these I'ilia -are parti cuWls «fii :i ISiewh. and all Ob- Smith' s Workmen 2s lid—Mr Abbott Cd-Mtchd ^ki specify that to be the right of prisoners. ' Tiny had u promise of a proposal to be made next year lations of three Scotch "dukes," two Crawford , a youn g a !a»> il5' D . , man connected with °| ] stru ction * or the Urinary 1'asvigcs : :n d. if tafce n after too one <,f the Refugees employed 3s. Nothing seems to have alarmed these Tot- by the head of the govornniunt . He ilii] not mind whether t!iir«d ed free an indulgence at table , ihry ij.sukly Scottish '' earls ," and one Scotch "ba- 'Oine distinction , residing at Norwo od , was restore the sys- il. S., Bristol-road , Birmiii Kham. —Sixteen months. hill-fi elds Inquisitors more Lord J»lm ttussell was in power next year or imt ; still , his at- it- tem to its natural state of it-p.,?-. It, Bhieblv. IfasH- sdrn. —A pressure t.f other matter pre- than the chance d -dura tion that the time,was comu when a new lletbvm ron," respecting the state of society in wi th removing and throwin g twu daube r signals Versuns ofatn u, Ti&Kvr . w«-«at« »itl>ject to ' ' ' i til Head-ache. vun ts our d.iiug justice to vour letter tills week. of the torture they vera subjecting their vic- Hill inis'j t be propo-cd b.v tlie ln'.id of the government moral and religious Scotland. Accord- tac aed t o a railwa y train on the London and S<.*ut l Gidd iness, lh-owainess, siiul »i.._ mi; in the Ears , arising totally changed tlia cluu-aetci ' of their position as a prac !o,»l tim to, becoming known . The Governor Coast Railwa y, thereb enda ngerin g the lives of tn« lie frcnu no grcat a flow of B t» the Head, should never tical question before the countr y, lie cared not whether ing to the " noble " witnesses who gave y , il:ni ^ '"' tirety carried off by their innue-iiate u>e. evidence against their country, it is the letter written by Mr. J ones to his party cn-operating with them W a measure of reform Usnced to be ofCorr cc- re- For females, these pills arc most truly excellent wife, asking of ; most drunken, debauched , and immoral imprisoned in Brixton liu iiss , rc- and it womd depend ^upon tlie people out doors what that part ' tc« soovini; all obst ructions , the distressin g Head ach e so I RE I01THEBB .BT1I for au interview with the three turn (ov nme months , with hard labour. Tlw*etit ence very gentlemen we measure rfioulil be. (Hear , hij ir.) Some reform ivas ab- rof tho empire. Whisky is the ruin jireva/riii with die sex; impression of Spiri ts ' of the a»'l »" »" , Dulness ol SATCKDAY, MAY 31, 1S51 have named, in which Mrs. Jones was warned solutely indispensable ; for tlicy had come to such a dead seemed to greatl y surprise i he prison er Sight, Kerveus Affections, Blotches, l'h nples, and Sallow- country ; and if there can only be restrictions i« not to write to them, at the peril of lock in the Hous e of Commons that -they could not go ou friends , who confidentl y relied on a penal ly b«i»S = ntss of the Skin, aud give a healthy and juv enile bloom to being witbout .it. They should be . obliged -o' collie to enough placed on its sale to reduce its con- herself forbidden to see her husband thc people 11 dieted. the complexion. for a few outofdoors to readjus t tho - balance , so as to throw a sumption two thirds, it would confident ly recommen ded quite satisfy the .bVVVW//*,,//^^^.,//^/^///////" To .VoTnriis th ey are as the PRISON REVELATIONS. minutes, every three months iu the presence of prepo nderance i»to>ie scale ; for at present , no one knew islators. But lest medicine that can he taken during pregnan cy ; and on which side it would be on any other lordly Leg the question arises, The Sieve, m £3lt i>£uj>i.BtIiey will most comfort- country. It involves questions of tbe greatest he was allowed to write to his judge, or to nie , one governor- general , one lie found to be tlie was to be ?" and answered, the measure pro- DOMESTIC. ot »1C I i"5 ' able Medi cine hith erto prepared. moment and importance to all classes of tbe petition Parliament, both the laws of the imo chief baron of England , und one judg e SoW byT. ivont , «9, Strand , London. Trice Is. lid. posed by Mr. l-luMis; in favour of which he The Isle of Wight and Harwich Court of Session. . , .^. " community, and records facts which are dis country and the rules of the prison were set elections Wcdiic*"f 1 * '. « "?J Kr hux and l,5 the vendors of Medicines gene, delivered a very telling speech. He has have given, an accession ll iiPAnieitB or the Pacific—On V* j. rally _ thr oughout the' graceful iu the hi aside. The arbitrary will of of two Members to nU nW ,Khudom. ghest degree to the adminis the Governor tho plan of mornin cr . at half-past nine , the United Sit" ** !' i: " * u"To! s l* or abandoned pur chasing what the t ree Trade party. , The t>e 1' 1 „«m.M , ,t ?f i '" . Health, and obser ve the tration of the law in this country, and the was substituted for both , and the prisoner was return from the steam-siiip Pacific , Captain Nve, left the w I' * !! is in itself a right , and now apparentl y takes borough is of no political " aw 3 aD»» Government under whose sanction such infa- locked up in a ' refractory cell, put upon value or signific ation with the usual mails, for the Unite d Stat es bread upon the princi v his stand ple, that irrespective whatever ; but that the I s British America . She had on board about fCV mous conduct was perpetrated. and water, and kept without books for as long le of W ight should ^» ; !^» .;. of political results the sttffmge naturall y be- abandon Tory Oiissencei's, and a good uencral cargo of were :c as tho Governor " chose." ism and Protection is a sigu of [ [ biriT V- «• >» * If ther e be any distinction more obvious people simpl disc. Great anxie ty is expressed relat ive (° 7« ;; - Tir s'ia longs to the y on the ground of the times, which may arrest OItt ¦ Shaisp and Williams, two the attention of lion-arrival of tho new screw steam-ship Lafa i\° '' tUau another , it ia.the difference between per- of his fellow citizenship. We say apparently, because it philosophers .\ l)l at the Carlton and Conservative 1 51 "Miia ° « ES * ^HT UN to imprisonment for political, prisoners, perished under this illegul and atro- certain how far ei th duo for seine days past, havin g left Phila^' i' " JO. Cana l Boatsssg-s;; , BT sons sentenced is not er Mr. Huaie or will t .,- OJubs. Party A ake ill ,™„^« jit-Sunday, cious treatment. Mr. feeling seems to have run very the 11th inst. . ., from t' add -« startingm o ingt at offences. J nes escaped with a o» hdr«Sr5 ™ 5'c,, rk nnd those for personal or criminal any of the " Little Charter" men recognise high orat ion flfoi aod b-ct. oIeShm, «^ l" e " , - ' - „*»» , t«er« , and one gentleman lost his life in con- Fa treh Gavazzi gave his tmnitv-fitt t an d t .e ,e may be inconvenien t shattered constitution, and tho conviction that le. If they go aud «¦-»»•» -»= • • le.ulte »**£»£ £&5& * pn BUed - Political non-conformity that princip did frankl y, they sequence of the excitement. Sunday at the Princess 's Coriuert-iwH , art. iuvited ana a ' eComini had he continued longer under the tender especte l to a fi ,?5 * '" t to the Government for the time being, but it mer- would advocate manhood instead of house- Tamworth has been, vigorous and effective ,is usual . ««£* «« be preset fr-X ^J? **?? ffT ul! cies of the Whig Government, ho the scene of an anti- ' ' U sul is not a crime. On the contrary, the history never would hold suffrage ; and we hope that in the pro- A l'ERFECT CUIIE OF DF.OFST Bit IlOUOWAV ' l' lL '|Ih " 'lI' Pe ty utffere ccs should le cast '^ ? *!tern . bvead tax riot. Following * "fhe lie > <£ weht, ,lw aside have quitt ed the prison with life. up the policy of Lambert , vf Swun . street , is uveas tie, Had eiij«.vi'» t ' i . . «i!cs should u, ^ T ' L f *> * of the world proves it to have been hitherto gress of events thoy will be driven from the the pnrr-d-ih n- own ltfe na<1£?. better Protectionist party, which consists of heal th until the meridian i.f life. At tlmt eiw«li F '!' ,,,,, ,, nrm inons -mfl #., JL "!-*• Mr. Jones now laces in liv ,t fliv,, l fraterni ty by invi-i„ «3«em of the highest virtue. It is the secret of till pro- p those facts before expediency they now substitute for a plain having she was a ttacked with drotisv , a ttended l>y a vitv '' ' . ¦ g ?££ $£*J gg^ dinners all over the country, <»i t , t ~«, which -«..„ the House of Common s, and ' at which h, 'fhe medical aid of severa l ™rv _ i-»> ;i-»><» |; d be secur ed immediatel y , gress. The political heresy of to-day becomes prays that it ;md just principle; "In these causes of the some coug ,:-d.-.MJ ..•/rimull.K tree m&™„ be viands and witics are seasoned with lugu- practitioners was procured , but their eftorts !¦'> " t. ,. #• 5 the and may institute an investigation of truths and of disK,iB e l Unowx, recognised popular creed to-morrow, the treat- great great necessities" it has brious accounts of the ruin already remove , or even abate, the ri gour of the ' ^J - e^ caused or tn»' f Jn» m the foundation of new and beneficial inatitu- ment to which he waa subjected. His charges been remarked, " all men may aid, and no water in her body and lees increased so l-aniujy (|| (| B* •iit tiemia e ot the uvu ,. ., " impen ding tho Protectionists of the Tamworth survive, w a »«.. . - i- . . . """ •. Ai!,««u«iaa s aauias,„ i.nt tions. "Whether are, that the authority of the judge was super- man can retard." Tho were ente rtained that she could nothin g <¦ Governments are ever justi- conversion of Mr. district, (lined in 's Vills, nil" * 'VM'; ' * ai>lup vi the Bank fied iu depriving ded—the rules of the prison the Town Hall on Tuesday. crisis she commence d taking Hollow-ay ; ¦» ¦ rooroprcrter • t-oart mere publication of opinions adverse to exist- laws of the country broken—his own health hold Land scheme into the determined immedia tely arrested , and in the course of two up- the windows smashed, and the company com- cure was complete- no r THE ' N ORTHERN STAR¦ , ' i ^ May ai^ y.VSsl^ '' :.-¦ - v • . , „. „ , ^=g GLANCE AT TAL PALACE U ASSOCIATION OF IM P-,on Monday evening next, loconsioer the liest inZ REFUGEES IN TURNMILL The OI.'^ AM the fir st day of . a.imi-sinn of the genem " I NATIONAL Securing that ITS at the price of on- X " Mr. f the Re citherL i.*"?" *!* JU!(! ? '- . "amber of eanfoZ" " ( T. S. DvscOUBB JiSQ., M.i., Offices—14, Southampton-street, Strand. tbat gentleman o fharacr*.. d„ out,—-l hand U « atidl J, - y »«tnwtivo. On animation ' %ot , be ahie t0 beg to tender the thanks v. , from tne .. -„ , * P'e ported that the locality ^»ld 8hortv be e, I Established ISio. Executive Committee of this bod tbema sentry and nobility that we,,. . ° 'i drivmi; I The y held hold its meetin Literary and Sci- fugeesto the readers of this paper, f?5 _i f gs in the Pinsbuf" in <-very direction through the principal Weets and i ]r usual weekly meeting, as above, on of kindness onmau " *UT 1VSTITU, " j,e entific Instituton, St. Peter's TerracV?, Batton-gar- acts evinced towards them w , Ourri squares in that par t of Brit- evening ^ on w "" *i9 v."? a-i-noor, or »Se the metropolis. ?'<"> Wednesday last. Present—Messrs. den, as that Institution would be opened W Monday occasions, and also to the friends at Norwich, t of ish Museum , Light," in was as, unual , visited hy a large ."J u ni- i i iWe for thfl h Grassby, Harney, Hunt, Jones, Milne, with a festival and ball. The meeting &vn ad- Re- an immeiisS diamond, oCI an armlet, of W»\neamm1t ir , worifi c,assfi3- * eom" Ararat* for theif sympathy in taking two more with ten or persons. Tlie United Service Museum ai."d nUe or"* , ihe ffenefal Messrs. Bolyoake and 0* Coll- journed to Sunday next. smallerof stones .wound it. There nve also Westminster rate of 5522? il iTf ?? *' \° > P . J Reynolds. fugees ; and flatter myself that others will a n^klace 22i large Abbev also received their fair share ?wSraomiff nottX toft. be IS , nrdlj' bu ,si,id t,,a « «* ™>«ld be a Birmisgbam, Steelhouse Lane.—At the pe 'ds, another of 104, and ot visitors punfate(,^ f bm. t0 absent Cr. W. M. Reynolds was Ship Inn, a third , a very large proportion of whom were ' ^ ^^ ^ .^ ar were usual weekly on Sunday last lend their aid, and copy the example of the of four large rubies-—a pair of emerald foreigners ^ ^ Tho correspondence meeting of members, armlets, a . SrttoM intt. called to the chair. re- —Mr. Ufaish in the unanimously re- friends at ^Norwich, who have now four men carved emerald, a turban diatuond-a chair—it was bridle, A hn» tIle rei' J' to tbe petitions you recently OF THE NATIONAL CHARTER ASSOCIATION is open to democrats of every of the choicest objects of oriental luxury. " It is of the Sai- . relief. lors Home, WVll-ntreet , London Docks, with a view awaken the working classes to the necessity prcvf'n'C 1 in behalf of John Froft and others, that TO THE INHABITANTS OP THE BOROUGH many have called for temporary Jt fce a sceno from , the Arabian Nigh ts," exclaims of " of affording faciliiiPB to seamen at (be outnorts have not been laid before the Queen, OF FINSBURY; is carried out, and no distinc- 0tl Sroff ing imaginative as weil as eloquent. to union, have not been entirely unavailing. Ther they and I am Strict equality mi. visit the Orejit Exhibition, have determined iu'orai oa that the answer in question was not to the "The tapestried walls are one blaze of glistening to an- accession of new to f tion is made, which often gives offence propriate for their use, w members to the ranks of the intended to convey such a meaning. FRtKSns and Fbixow Citizens,—"We claim your metal, wrought, nevertheless, in the loom. On tlie at a lo charge, as many aristocratic party. I once more appeal to you bed cabins as can be spared for Association is rapidl y on tho increase. Several Sir attention while we state our reasons for being Char- ground, heaued up masses of velvet and brocade that purpose, and lam, , your obedient servant, the moans of conveyance to numerous and important adhesions have been Wadmxg ti-its, and why yon should be Chartists also ; and as brothers to lend yonr helping hand. Most carpets, piled into throngs for Oriental Hyde-park being near H. kw. potentates ; the institution , it is hoped received what other measures are in our opinion necessary to lish, and 1 am screens and chairs of state that manv sailors both within the last fortnight. The Boiler On the motion of Meagre. Jones and Ar- of the men speak a little Eng , marve ls of cunning ot the navy and mercantile marine comfort and well-being of every citizen their carved work ; models and devices—all breathing of will |>o induced Makers of Crewe have been received as a sort ensure the anxious to see them in a position to ears to visit the Crystal P.il.ce, a Bott, it was unanimously agreed :—" That when the Charter shall be the law of the land, to the East; elephants and camels, moulded fr om the < comfortable home of advanced own bread , and not subsist on subscription. ,or guard of a much more numerous « first monthl 1st the truth, and not be brightest ivory ;' fans of peacocks' feathers and lhera durin tlieh' >» th y circular be issued on the the intent that you may know winter, God only knows thTm^oX. * ^ **y body, who are shortly to be expected . The led astray by tbe lies of the Times,or any other of Had it not been a mild scented grasses, to cool swart and jewelled feature of July next, and that a circular be printed Citizens, Three pickpockets were captured Metropolitan Districts of this our enemies' devices. what would have been the result. of Khan or Rajah. To us, the chiefest interest of at the Exhibi- important body, and forwarded to the sub-secretaries of the tion on Monday , two women and one we understand We believe, first, that God created all men free sisters, once more I appeal to you in tro collection is on a shelf that runs round tlie man, who , have the question under con- various localities requesting them to send to brothers, made a sad mistake in co-..ing there to exercise , and equal, and that all men have and ought to pos- to assist these unfor- tent, and an opposite bench. Here , is an array of sideration. The Linsey Weavers, of Kendal the name of humanity, their vocation. Tbe women were detected by two , the General Secretary on or before the third sess certain rights, the first of which is, the right to their clay fi gures and models renresenting tbe se- Belgian policemen are also, wo believe, organising a second de- tunate patriots. Had they repudiated veral castes of the , and from their dialect were Monday in each month, the number of mem- live by labour. We conceive that when God placed as- Indian population, and several evidently provincial tachment to those announced principles every man would have received scenes of Indian life thieves. One stated that she wo a fortnight bers enrolled in their locality, aud an account man on the earth, and gave it him for a possession, . There is the learned pundit wa.s from Edinburgh , and since. A very numerous tbe inheritance of the whole sistance. All subscriptions should be directed poring oyer his books spoke un doubted broad section of the Gun- movement in that the land became , and the brahmin .at bcotcn. I he other said she came lock of the general progress of the right to be held by a small to Tummill-street to prevent mistakes. his devotions—the snake-charmer from Cork , but Forgers and Filers, of Darlaston, have human race, and has no , piping to. his her accent is not Hibernian. The their neighbourhood, together with matters exclusion of the majo- hooded serpent—the musician male thior is a also joined the grand army of industry ; and faction of mankind to the Yours, &c, thrumming a tom- Frenchman, and ha? been " in trouble affecting the interests of the working classes." able-bodied pauper is tom, raore disinal than b iyes—athletaawvestlwff, " before other important divisions rity. The labour of tbe T. Brown. agp He was admirably got up for the occasion of labour are an* and t in workhouses, and nurses swinging their English charges—the , with a On the motion of Messrs. Harney wasted uselessly and though lessly new hat and coat, »n unexceptionable white nouueed, aa preparing for the same step. which are yearly, increa- husbandman driving an oxen-yoked plough waist- Jlilne, it was also unanimously agreed :— eating up the poor-rates, no bet- coat, and patent leather boots, very smartly made. Amongst the entire body of the Silk Dressers when that same labour, if applied to increase " PARE IS FOUL " OR, THE CABMAN'S ter than a swine's snout, and a harrow on which <« Thornton Hunt be requested to write sing.f . The uninitiated would have sot him down of England we are happy to find the question That the productive powers Of the soil, would in a few LAMENT. he has to stand to give it wei ht — as a . g " two women fashionabl e foreigner come to look .at tbe mob in a is now under the first address or circular/' | yearscreate and foster a good home trade, enable grinding atone mill ;' just as when the well-known consideration ; and we invite the Air—" Lucy Neale." philosophic spirit of observation , but a detective ohn Arnoti reported that ha had applied them to support themselves by their industry, and words were uttered—the e " at the secretaries of the various branches of that J 1 took up in Piccadilly, "two wom n, with an unfortunate tenacious metnorv for faces the Coffee-room of the Institu- reduce the poor-rates to a very small amount, since labourious, feeble, handstone that crushes the rice- trade to forward their addresses that we for the use of And put the party down, recognised him as ho pas-ed through the entrance, , may for the pur- they wonld only be required for the very young, the blacksmiths puffing away at' the feeblest of bellows tion, John-street. Fitzroy-sqaare, At Ide Park Crystial Pallia Gate, and be was followed , observed actively engaged in send copies of our rules, &c, for their infor- aired, infirm, and incapable poor, who by age or —the potter squatcing among the clay he on pose of discussing the various political and Expectitt' arf-a-mwn, put* the mysteries of his profession , and at once re- mation. We believe the Hammer-men of affliction are unable to labour for their maintenance. the wheel — the weaver sitting tbe public, and also to The sum of von-and-fopence in a hole, and wor- moved from the scene of temptation into which he Manchester and social questions before Thus, Shop-keepers, would Chartism lessen the of London, have the same sub- Is all I could iioutain, king with a miserable lot of sticks and strings, had intruded. form a locality of the National Charter Asso- poor-ratf s, and, in the same ratio, increase your ject m consideration ; and wo are proud to Accordin' to the scale of fares weighted by a couple of brickbats—alt feeble The Prmce of Wales and Prince Alfred that the Committee of the said prosperity. half-naked , attended learn through Mr. ' ciation ; and Laid down by Richard Mayne. squalid , , labouriousty indolent ; "trul y hy Mr. Birch, visited the Exhibition Martin Judo s kind letter We demand the People's Charter whole and en- of the Works Institution had kindly granted the free use Ob, cruel Richard- Mayne Richard Mayne the barbaric East!" Then there are courts of justice of Industry of all Nations on Wednesday in tho last week's £far,that the causes—what- it is, like a machine, useless unlesss , shabby , morning. room every Tuesday evening for tire; since If I could drive 'd —one native and another European—a festival, with Toe Flohal Display. ever thoy be—which have of the said all its parts are in their proper position. - you where I chose, you never ride —By an early decision of may hitherto pre- purpose, and also that the first again 1 the horrid penance of the swinging hook inserted in the Royal Commissioners no living thing vented the Miners of the above We demand Universal Suffrage, because it is just was to Northumberland and the back—a nd, mostsigniueantof.il), tbe tax gathe- he allowed a place in the building -, but for deco- meeting would be held on Tuesday evening which concerns all and should be approved of lis only two-and-eightpence Durham, pronouncing in favour of a national that , rer's encampment ; a group of tents pitched anions rative effect a large part of tho north in time of war all men are com- All from that blessed Bank ; transept is union next, June 3rd. by all ; and that as mulberry trees, glistening with the yellow cocoons occupied with shrubi and flowerin , are gradually giving place to a more enrol- Vy 'taint enough to pay a cove g plants, and thus The Committee then adjourned to "Wednes- pelled to serve their country by enlistment, and the raisariible cultivators bringing up their a most attractive feature dispassionate consideration of the matter ; and and proper that For leavin' hof of his rank 1 is added to that part of ment, or impressment, it is but just rent and tribute to tho official who thus makes his the Palace of we hope , day evening next, June 4tb. And one-aud-eight's the Cabman' Industry . The coup d' mil looking to find in this instance, the example of they should have a voice in making the laws they s 'ire, progress through the district. It is possible that southward Signed on behalf of the Committee, For witch we're bound to go from the entrance in Rotten-row, is the Boiler Makers, of Crewe, contagious, and are called upon to obey. to an impartial observer some repre>entation of exceedingly fine and much heightened by the floral John Abkou, Gen. See. the honest Prom the Bazaar, in Baker-street, that some of the more advanced sections of that We demand tbe Ballot, as a shield for English industry and of English operatives would show. — Ward , Esq., of Claph sm , con tributes his on Pangtheon, or So-oh. important body .will no longer wait for that voter, to protect him from any undue influence afford as strong a contrast as these; but they can- interesting cases for transporting plants from dis- Bricklayers' Arms Tonbridge- Oh, cruel Richard Mayne, &o. unit SfMEBS Tows, , the part of his landlord, employer, or others, and not fail to suggest the twofold problem, how can a tant countries. They are placedon eithsr side of y of opinion which, in such cases, it is so street.—On Sunday evening Mr. Finlen lectured on because such disgraceful scenes as occurred at the The fare from the Mu-eeum people thus superstitious, miserable, and unmecha- the Rotten row entrance. difficult—if not impossible—to obtain, but " Mr. T. M. Wheeler tbe " Purgatory of Suicides. St. Albans and Falkirk elections lately, could not Was a good six shillin' job ; nical, erect the templ«s and palaces here model- Messrs, J. T. and H. Christie and Co., hatters, make instant preparations for joining the occupied the chair. The lecturer commenced by occur then, since it would be useless to bribe when But here they' ve bin and cut it down, led, not to speak of exquisite carving and embroi- of Oracechurch-street, eave a holyday on Monday of National Association ; a step which, we alludmir to the matter of fact prosaic nature all votes must be given in secret. And now it is two bob! dery ? and why are the habitations and persons, to the whole of the persons in their employ (up- believe, would be immediately followed by nu- man in the present day, which rendered poetry at We demand the Abolition of the Property Quali- From tho Thames Tunnel 'twas a ride even the horses of the ruling class, thus loaded wards of COO), paying the cost of admission, and merous a discount, more especially poetry that partook fication , on the ground that God has not given a Of full nine boh, or more, with jewellery and cloth of gold , wrapped in shawls also of their conveyance, to and from the building. sections in North and South Stafford- ayne'sUew Tariff greatly of ideality. Thomas Cooper had admirably monopoly of common-sense to the rich and left the Witch M have redooced of Cashmere, and screened with the finest muslin , On Saturday last, from twelve till four o' , shire. With such an encouraging future in , and addressed clock combined ideality with mechanism poor stupid ; and because without this the Charter As low as four-and-four. while the hundred millions of the population fcedon the influx of people to the Crystal Palace never the vista, we have little concern for the result iimself to the circumstances of the day, as •well ate often famished wear a would be a nullity, since it would prohibit a poor Oh, cruel Richard Mayne, &e. vice, , little coarse cloth , ceased for a moment, and 'ome idea of tho vast of the impending prosecution. Its successful as explored the vast caverns of njjthol ogJcal and his country ia parliamen surrender so much of their produce man from serving t For the Great Western Railway and quietly numbers assembled may be formed from the fact sical lore. Tbe lecturer dwelt upon the high tax-gatherer ? We cross the nave and termination would, no donbt, give an immense clas We demand Annual Parliaments, because twelve Two shillin to a foreign that £5,078 was taken at the doors. There were had been ' is the touch, for reflection. Besides another cape impetus to this movement, and, we think euloi'ioms which, even his opponents, months is long enough to be troubled with a knave Vil-t five-and-sis, I will maintain fin d more food thus during the day 20,312 persons who paid the 5s. , of Cooper and re- honest aud of costly trappings, we have a collection of arms would cure for ever ' compelled to pay to tbe genius , or an incapable member, and because an Is not a brown too much. entrance fee, and the number of se ison ticket tho Perrys p enchant for eked inai>y of tbe most beautiful passages in bis useful member would be sure of bis re election. —offensive and defensive—made and used by the holders could not d For Bow-str ct, Covin-gardin, , have been less than 10.000 t o strikes. An adverse ju gment, however we work with great effect. Tie concluded au eloquent We demand theequalizationof Electoral Districts, too more warlike tribes : the symbolical scimitar ari d , Vich neighbourwood I 'ate, 15 000, making altogether from 30,000 to 35,000 might regret it on personal grounds, would not »ddrc.-s by giving an extract from tbe poem, show- on tbe ground that men should be represented, and round sihield , the creese or crooked danger, bow visitors. The fare, as vos a crown afore be without benefit to the cause ins the ineffieacy of death punishment as a moral not bricks and mortar ; and because it is unjust and , and arrow, matchlock and musk.it, cannon hideous On Monday, to the astonishment , because we are Is lowered to one-and-heigh fc. of almost every- agent, and urged upon his auditors the necessity of absurd that Harwich as well as destructive. Here, too, are the exqui- body, morally certain that that adverse judgment , a constituency mwer 300, Oh, cruel Richard Mayne, &C, notwithstanding tho fall of price to Is,, the exerting themselves to procure itsabolition. After should have the same weisbt in the decisions of the site fabrics of tho looms of Lahore ; and, bolter interior of the Crystal Palace was not ao much cannot affect the principles of the Association, ' the lecture, a spirited discussion took place on tbe House of Commons as Finsbnry with a constitu- Then, there s a certain building, still, samples of cereal produce, and such recently- cro wded as u«ual. A great crush was anticipated , which were conceived in reason and justice, of the different descriptions of verse, and Whereof I 'ave heer'd treasures as coal and a sort of merits ency of more than twenty times the number. tell, discovered mineral and the consequence was that a comparatively and have always been carried out by the their i-ff"ewcastlb.—On the 22nd inst. an out door meet- Wc demand a General Amnesty for tbe Political Oh, cruel Richard Mayne, &c. We may now turn into our colonies. The space class of society, and few fustian jackets were ob- which was ad- gaged ia so exciting aud protracted a struggle, ins was held in St. Nicholas-square, Exiles and Prisoners of Great Britain and Ireland, shillin' appropri ated to them is not large. Canada is re- served among them. It is two s only is quite within the scope of probability ; but dressed by Messrs. Watson and Gunn. On believing that whatever crime in the eyes of the go- and Woxhall ; presented in the nave by a . " timber trophy," or On Tuesday ten thousand move shillings were Prom Cre-morne that a case of constructive Sunday morning a public meeting was held on the vernment they may have been guilty of in attemp- It used to be twice that, at least— pile of large specimens of the principal American taken at the doors of the Crystal Palace than on conspiracy can be fyi ay. Mr. M'LeO'l reviewed Lord Palmerston's ting to liberate their country, that the punishment And not too dear at all woods, surmounted with an immense piece of Monday, tho receipts rising from £920 to £1,347. eliminated out of such flimsy materials, to armies. . assertion, that opinions were stronger than they have already undergone is amply sufficient to 'Tis two-arid-four from Drury-lane ; whalebone. The show of articles within is very Tho class of visitors was obviously the same. Res- satisfy tho consciences of twelve men of com- b who delivered He *.-u> 'allowed y Mr. Charlton, atone for the crime of loving their country " if not Three from the Surrey Zoo' creditable to the spirit and ingenuity of the people, pectability, in the sense of decorous appear ance and mon sense, we shall believe adopted ; vol until we see it. his firwt address on the Programme by the wisely at least too well." Remembering the deaths This is what that there Mr. Mayne as well as indicative of the natural wealth of Bri- hehiiviour—a marked attention to the objects dis- He commenced by Montreal sends a very handsome But such a verdict could have no more influ- late Chartist Convention. of Sharp and Willums by starvation; honouring that Has bei-n and brought us to! tish America. played—a determination to explore every part of tender with horse-trappings and ence upon our future progress and stating that he chose this as his subject, seeing great and glorious patriot John Mitchel ; honouring Oh, cruel Richard Mayne, &C, fire-engine and , the collection—were moat pleadingly prominent proceedings thai a priestly critic, sheltering himself under the also William Cuflay, T. F. Meagher, Frost, Smith bells attached. A canoe that will seat twenty characteristics. Nothing could be more gratifying than to teach us and our members, on ail Suppose a party "ails you, title of "Sydney." had been characterising this O'Brien, Ellis, and all our other exiled brothers,— men, and has actually voyaged 3,000 miles, hangs than, the quiet and orderly manner in whicli all future occasions, a greater degree of caution Prt»»nanme,"through the columns of the Keivcastle we call upon - Vilst ynu are on your stand, over head. The sleighs, wi th their soft fur robes you to come forward and join us in a conducted themselves ; and a new and interesting and circumspection, and the necessity of a CJreinV*, as " more absurd and ridiculous than peaceful and constitutional agitation for the at- You must obey his beck and call, and gay harness, make one Jong for a moonlight feature has been added to the concourse of specta- more perfect and ri line any that bad yet been put forth by the Chartists, tainment of the People's Charter and a General And come at his command ; drive over the. iee, with an occasional tumble in tors, in the presence of many young people, pome gid discip being main- and thai it was more calculated to retard, than to Amnesty for all Political Offenders. The penalty is forty bob the snow. South Africa contributes three stuffed of thorn hardly escaped from childhood. The Queen tained in our army during a period of actual In case you should refuse, advance real reform." Mr. Charlton, after dwel- Working Men ! we desire you will turn a deaf ear auinvili— the waterhoc, koodo, and hartboosk—stmt and Prince Albert, and their guests were present hostilities. Except, therefore, for its trouhle Vich you must pay, or go to quod, ling at some length upon the policy pursued by tbe to those who predict that the Chartists intend, iu in Katirland, more that 2,000 miles from Cape at their usual hour, but remained for some time and annoyance, and for the enormous and ex- first Accordin' as you choose w " a ease of beautiful birds, Manchester party, proceeded to aualyse the conjunction with forei gners, to revolutionise the To n, and a number of after the admission of the public, watching their travagant costs attending such and showed that the Oh, cruel R chard Mayne, &e. articles from the interesting kingdom of Dahomey. entrance from the north gallery of the transept proceedings, part of the Programme, country. On the part of the Chartists of Finsbury we look upon this Perry dod Chaner should be a?itHted for in its entirety. The we repudiate the assertion as a wilful and malicious Your fare when you are offered Gibraltar and Malta send- each a number of very with apparen t great interest aud pleasure. ge with perfect in- , , difference Parliamentary and Financial Reformers had fur- falsehood. If Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scotch- And axes what it's for ? pretty articles, manufactured from stra w, palm- On Wednesday the receipts wero £1,859 4s., ; but we do really anticipate a com- nished a better argument against themselves than men cannot obtain their tights for themselvesthey You may be let in for three pound, wood , &c. ; making up an elegant display of bi- which shows distinctly enough the gradually-increa- plete triumph. We think the unlucky planet jouterie. From Trinidad we have models of a any he could adduce in this disgraceful " count are unworthy of them,.and had better cease-agita- Or else two months by lawr. sing popularity of the display, and gives pretty clear which appears to have ruled the destinies of * negro habitation , and from Burbadoes cases of wax out," when Mr. Hume's motion was to have been ting altogether. We wish for a revolution in mind This here's insultin langnidge ; indications of tho crowds that by-and-by may be ex- the clique throughout these proceedings will tronghc forward. After adducing other arguments and knowledge ; we wish to injure no one ; to plun- So take care what you say ; fruit perfectly luscious in their naturalness and pected. Season-ticket holders included, there must stick to them to the last, and that they will why t-Jie le should go for the whole Charter, rob no one ; but we wish to increase And if you are a little fresh bloom. The Australias are well exemplified. Spe- have been more than 40,000 visitors. peop der no one; to , return from the trial the speaker proceeded to show that it was unjust iness of all mankind from the peer to the 've got the samo to pay. cimens of their vegetable, animal, and mineral On Thursday, according to the police returns, to the scone of their op- the happ You ot to deprive any person of the vote who had been peasant. Ob, cruel Richard Mayne, &c. produce are abundant and precise ; prominent, 54,069 persons visited thc Crystal Palace. Tbe pression chap-fallen and dispirited. course are bags of wool and lumps of copper. . A convicted of crime, and paid the penalty of the law We therefore demand the People's Chaiter as a The Crusher at your standing , sum taken in shillings at tbe doors was £2,379 7s. In the meantime, the trades are nobl series of pictures of the Burra Burra works appro- y and attaebf-d to that crime, as in many cases what rae.ics to an end, and that end the social and demo- Your umpire is to be, There wero therefore 47,587 people who paid for en- generously responding to the call which has of priately accompany specimens of the ore yielded by tering. and 7,080 season ticket holders. constituted crime according to tbe Jaw was not cratic sore eignty tbe people. With any party, as to terms, been made for their assistance. The Stone crime in reality ; and be instanced the Game Laws, Whilst we respect a conscientious difference of that mine of Tasmania!) wealth. On Friday the recei pts at the doors were If you should disagree. upon us, Masons, with their accustomed liberality bv which a poor man, if found poaching on tbe opinion, we cannot consistently advocate or support . Resisting the temptation that is strong £2,830 8s, The receipts from season tickets and 'Twill he no use to try it on ; to turn into tbe Bviibh scuiptwe room or the me- estate of the Bake of Xortbunibfrrland, was liable any measure of reform short ol the People's Charter, I despair amounted to £01 19.?. promptitude, have had the subject discussed For my part, val co we pass on to the agricultural imple- to transportation. Mr. C. next showed the im- but, at the same time, will not factiously oppose Of screwing out one tanner more diae urt, and decided though all their lodges, and tho Half a dozen acres, probably, are portance of installing Chartists in municipal and those who may advocate a less measure of re- Than is our legal fare. ment exhibition. larger of two sums proposed voted by a covered with machinery that baffles enumeration, Ambmcujs Rbfohjis in Ladies' Dbbss.— parochial offices , and insisted, that unenfranchised form. Ob, cruel Richard Mayne, &e Our large majority, .Nearly £100 we are informed though they were, they still possessed power suffi- Advocating the absolute freedom of speech, save much more description , for the use of agricultu- columns have already noted the revol ution of female This blessed Exposition with will thus accrue to the fund . Other large cient to influence the election, if properly applied. when calculated to cause a breach of the peace, and rists. The first announcement that we meet dress which has lately sprung up in the United exemplify the pretensionsof the whole States. Our last es of Kew York bodies have the matter Be appealed to them to support the Polish and of the press, we shall be found zealously co-opera- Has caused all this to-do ; may serve to fi' papers give under con sideration, I wish the Prince was I knows vere, machine to sow and hoc an acre o! one or two fur ther illustrations of the Hungarian Refugees located in Xewcastle, and tirisr for the repeal of the taxes on knowledge. —it is that of a new rage. and various smaller divisions of the trades in And Mr. Paxton too. . As go concluded by asking them to maturely deliberate We believe that m«ny changes are in store for turnips in one hour, at the cost of sixpence ' An Oswe journal says :—" Quite an excitement town and country htive either Likewise that wicked paper, already re- upon vhat he had said, and if, after so doinsr, they Continental Europe ; and whilst struggling for the wc pass on , we find contrivances for tho aid of the was produced at the steam boat landing the day be- which did explain sponded according to their means, or have ehonM find nothing " absurd and ridiculous," liberty of our own laud, we desire to assist, as far The Times, husbandman and the food producer in every stage fore yesterday, at tho appearance of a couple of and did on us bring of ladies with the short Turkish dress, promised to do so at an early period. The to j»in with the Chartists, and assist in the as lies iu our power all nations or peoples who may Our dodges, of their labours, from the draining and ploughing They were , hay, crushing oats, or travelling in company with Defence struggle for liberty. The address lasted nearly two st liberties, or indepen- Down cruel Richard Mayne. the soil, to the cixttiiig-up of gentlemen, and were Committee have just issued an ab- be ruggling for their rights, Mayne, spread our principles by means of fewer than objects, and-i t is only m one or female costume is undoubtedly in preparation. intended for carried :—" That, public propose to what we wish wide and extensive circulation, from Darlington, Stockton, public nieetines lectures, discussions, tracts, band- st'ihces we can get an explanation of There can be nothin g more ungraceful than the long friend* «f democracy , or cultivator con- so that those among our friend s who may Il2nle}io..I, Shields, Blaydon, Xe«castle, A'C, be hills, and sucli other modes as be deemed ne- ¦ to underpaid. If the landowner drabbling dresses which sweep the streets and may The Irish Exiles.—Ou Monday evening army of wood and never have been honoured with such held on Wait Sunday, on the Town Moor, Sunder- cessary. ten t himself with a sneer at this ?teps wherever failles more. As a matter of perso- a mark a soiree was held at the Highbury Barn aid him in the subjugation of stub- na l comfort the Turkish dress must bo most agree- of capitalist regard land, t<» « Sect a better svstem of organisation. We call upon you, Working Men, to rally as one iron , ready to , may have au opportunity Tavern, to commemorate the anniversary of soils and competition with khvler climDS—a able, in addition-to its beauty. Isuxot-jx.—This locality met on Wednesday man beneath our ensign,—tiie flag of a free, grand, born During an anti- of contemplating this unique specimen of le- John Mitchel's conviction, and to form the sneer at the manufacture " of corn, and an igno- slavery convocation nt Syracuse, again evening, at the Camden Coffee-house. Mr. Fi«iei< and glorious future: fhe flag of the Charter, social " , Mrs. gal ingenuity. Given—tho most slender and ast of adherence to good old ways—he will Burleigh and the two Misses Burleigh io the " . usual business baring heeji aud democratic. basis of an Irish society, for the purpose of rant b.'i , thc wife and chair The our pity though he be driven to the daughters of tho poet Burleigh meagre material—how far is it capable of transacted, and several members enrolled, it Vf;t-* co-operating in the creation of a sound public get li ttln of , entered the meet- ries of the West, or pastures of the South. ing. They were dressed in the new costume that being turned, twisted, and tortured into a resolved :¦— " That the lloston Chartists be re prai FRATERNAL DEMOCRATS. opinion, and the agitation of useful reforms. retrace our steps eastward . Let us walk is now being ndopted by the ladies web, which shall take quested to co-operate with their Islington brethren." Now to . Tlie upper captive the prejudices, The meeting was a very numerous and or- briskly through these remote and thinly-peopled garment was close fitting, and reached to Enixnciion.—A public meeting of the Vemocms the knees. consciences, and common sense of twelve On Tuesday evening last the first of a series of assemblage upwards of 500 persons avenut'S—through the sou thern continent, asross Und erneath was a loose trousers si Edinburgh was held in the Roman Ea»le Hall, derly , , reaching io the jurymen ? For answer sec a common law in- social tea parties— 1-< nvened hy the above body- the tropic zones, throu gh Northern Africa, Central ankle. The feet-were enclosed land-Market tbe 21st, to hear the sitting down to tea. There were a large in buskins, .and gip- , on Wednesday, was held in the- Cftft'C-room of the John-street. p and in to America. Now let us mount the soy t-traw hats crowned all. dictment for conspiracy. It is sttid, that the report from the delegate to iht* Convention. Mr. number of elegantl dressed women whom the Euro e, Tho eyes of the meet- In>tit'iti<>u , Ffa roy-ttpnrc. A goodly c inpany y allery, seat ourselves on the - benches'' that are ing were immediately " Law is the perfection of reason ;" we think ixwh Cu'i.ings in the chair.—Walter Pringleiben g turned towards the ladies. a ti ii'ii'd, and aft er the tea, &«., (wh ich was pten- attraction of the ball, with which the evening beintt very lioiivonientl y provided , bpn 'eatb the eagle They walked up leisurely through tho aisle, the perfection of humbug would be, in this gave a report of the proceedings, and explained the took niully supp lied by Mr. Davis) had been disposed or rather the morning was to close, had and flag-of the United States, and around the great their seats upon tho platform , and entered into con- case tit least obj-cu —It * , a truer description. of the deliberations at the Convention. , Mr. Arthur Ba e was unanimously called to the Letters was read from organ , which is in course of removal from the north versation with AMiy K«lly, George Thom pson was ti«'ii nea»reed of brought together. We again solicit our provincial friends, who moved,—" Th >tthe repnrc given and on risiii ff stated that the Committee of balcony of the transept. Was ever a more splendid (M.P. for the Tower Hamlets), and W. L. Garrison. to;'" chair, Charles Gavau Duffy aud other well known ¦ we believe are like those in London which was carried unaniixous'r.—Mr. ll'-n ry the Fraternal Democrats Ji«d proposed to hold .1 spectacle looked down upon by human eye I The —L'verpuol Paper." , assiduously ttoved «- Walter political characters. .The greatest hilarity a vote of thanks w the .el*s»atcs, series of monthly tea meetings, with tie view of ftunutnitu of the scene is, after all, its cWefosi Fatal Di'bl.—The Cofonnc newspaper, published working for the cause, to . forward to the De- Prinze ami Thornton Hunt, for their services.— good humour prevailed, aud it was not effec ting a real union between political and social and charm, as man is ever , greater than his greatest :it Roulognc , gives the following particulars of an fence Committee as soon ns possible any sums The chairman thin read a letter frnm Mr. Thorn- reformers, that at such meeting they nrght hold until daylight that the company separated. work. Sec how the living, streams well up fro m nffiiir whicli terminated fatnliy oil tllU evening of thoy may have in hand as the cash is now taa H unt, which 2ave ev«>rv s»ti-;f»cii- n.~The mo- * , cuversc together on the wious topics, iu which * Stbikb of Sir Eliunaii Aumitage and every recess, ponr dov.m upon every descent, and the 23rd instant , about, two miles from the town :— itou was c uvted un-ininumsly.—.Mr. Prin>:le then much needed ; and that they will also state iev all fWt dwplv interests i and thereby realise Soks' Workmen.—In consequence of a re " roll , in a inajtuifketit flood , along the highway ol '* On Wednesday inst four Frenchmen , residents of wad I '.ie plan of Organisaimu, as passed by the t ' what will be tlie probable extent of their ulti- :t spirit of true fraternity. T;,e chairawn also nations. It is st>t thii silks and muslins, the hand London , landed from the steamer nt Boulogne with vonvei.twi and moved its adoption—which, be-in:; port having appeared in the Manchester ' , stated that the present meeting w»«all«l to cx- dresses, flowers, and feathers, that enrapture us— the intention of tcrminat'iitr,' on French soil, some mate collection, as the character of the dc- ieeuii'le by Air. Kay, wa< put, a:id agreed to.—Mr. Conner; stating the termination of this strike, * ii t(« ir esteemed friend Mr. G. J. Hamey, though these make a bra ve show enough ; but. the serious politica l quarrel whicli had arisen between fenco must by governed hy the extent of tho Say then moved :—*' That all arses wishing r'ss to this p to of his con luct in the democratic and which statement also appeared in faces of which we catch a sight, the hum of conver- two of thi'iii. On Friday afternoon the two parties means at command. We offer no apology for '•ecoinr members their admiration giv- thatr names ; and that a com- memento of their respect, previous to his journal, a correspondent informs us that sation that rises up. Wc remember that every one set out for Pont de-Briquos, two travelling per these atttee be cause as a tho tens of hints, tho necessity for them will bo appointed from them, to work out the Plan on his provincial tour. not the case: Nearly all the old of thousands below, lis is a human beina;, train and two on foot. Arrived at the appointed « Grgau hition. deoarture such is with faculties obvious, we tliiuk, to all. " —The res-dution was seconded by in accordance with the above objects than , in tellect^ emotions—wo dissever the place, tl'cy entered a warren in thc commune of Ar. t5r>iwi»r Sentiments hands are still on strike, not more W. Peel, Secretary. , and adopted.—Mr. M'K.eichme w.-re eii, and a My responded to by Messrs. individual from the mass—and see in every one, a Condette. Tbe adversaries were placed at a dis- lliveil:— watched with feelings of "iv " twenty-seven out of about 400 having as yet " That bavin? Walter 0©o;.er, J. B. Leno, E. Stall wood, Ernest throbbing heart and brain, We will not believe tance of twenty-five steps ; at a given signal the 259, Tottenham-court-road, {r* Jeqie-t interest the late Hungarian stru?»l- . that fair faces and elegant Jones, John Pettie. Q: J. Harney, and Edward been engaged dropscs are the indices two pistols were discharged, but without result. r '°d-s's-ndciicc, and the failure thereof, through Cooper's Tour.—We learn that the au- of thoughtlessness and frivoli serious The seconds re-charged them, and the S-.vitt. The proceedings were enlivened by songs Thomas ty. Here is combatants Shiflomi oi? Ew.piusts.-~Thc bark Regatta has J«4^ unjustifiable intervention of the criminal inter- The Purg atory of Suicides has taken leave of gladness, an almost solemn joy—a divinity seems to approached five . stops nearer, A train neither was r and recitations, and the meeting separated, highly thor of arrived here irom In dia , freighted with nine living ?reaec of other nations, this meeting deeply sym- au diences for six mouths. Durinsr the brood upon the whole, Hefore worse)' thoughts can struck. Instead of this contest terminating satisfied with the results manifested. his London in thc elephants , a zebu or Burmese bull , sixteen enor- j "«ui*»s wit'-i those few Poles and Hungarians who last week he has been addves/iDg crowded audito- supervene, wc descend', and pass out from a scene ordinary marmer, the pistols were charged"a third ^e mous serpents , in cluding a brace of hoa-ci nstr'tc- taken refuse on our shores, and drT hereby give Manchester. Sext week he proceeds to Bel- we hope oft and again to witness time, and the principals brought to within onl IKiClija ,jj- - Leotirss at Halifax.—Dr. T. R, Lees , ries in . y fif- tors, of twenty-four and sixteen feet in length , be- l j ,ro 01 our syuiptthr by subscri bing U> , F.S.IL fortnight; and from thcuco to Glasgow. teen steps of each other. This time one of tlie ~: fund Editor of the truth Setter (leli- fast for a two sides a wilderness of monkies, the fretted porcu- ur tneir assistance, appoint a committee w Edinburgh, , &c, remains in Scotland is uncertain ; but fell , struck by a ball which pierced Uim through. e two lectures on Sunday, i he 18th inatant How Ion" he pine, ami other live " varmints." One of the most ' yise the hoit means to insure them against want reifd , in ° doubt that the Friends of Progress in FACTS AND INCIDENTS OF THE GREAT The unhappy man never spoke a word. The two l} Odd Fellows' Ilr.l! Halifax on the Princi- we make no E curious features of ibis Noah's ark collection is a iPV S,:d *ork." Mr. M KckUvie next read the , , country will hasten to secure his XHIBITION. witnesses of the tragedy and the surviving princi pal ?%T' -oei irion. The first lectuie was on that wvt of the ' ralf elephant, about nine months old , and weaned " " * Eton's remarks from the newspaper, and ples of As. " Co- Mr. Cooper's address Hi Glasgow will be General Lv.&ve to tub Arm v.— Leave of absence immediately left the spot , and the sencirid of the «we : its Relation to Practical Christianity."' services. from its dam on tbe pa-sage from Cey lon , being but so;fie telling remarks relative to the brav<- « ts; our monetary and commercial ^ys- like to go some time or , ' and another being stolen from the - • "Sr a!'iday, Dicey. J«»rdon, Ratehelor, and *oehl chan now, and I will ser:d l>y the Thames Pinto Glass Oompanv. It measures when the jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter drove;ove. fuo-Tho-:rr :.-><,, ,->..., VV » ^ by ou ir«ud .™'l inequality, sosiety exclaimed , " But I am goinjr uwratta made her passage ^nel.. Hoveri Mr' r , and sccoude-1 by tln-ms being ba*ed " and thereupon she threw the cliuu IS feet S inches (221 inches) in length , and 10 feet a»ainst Samuel Strerton , the driver, and censured home {lS.QOOte&Hek90)4*ile1f, ^::~? jS^ji^?: Fu ren regenerated until it shall have my baby first ; stopping at the Capeof ;X . * trjt'»:—" That recommended eiii never become which she precipitated (120 inches) in width, its weight being nearly the offi cials for allowing a luggage train to start Good llope aiid thkfclaiitheiislaiudhl" --^ ; •£££> - <-,. the Ex-cutive he position wherein all can enjoy the from the window, from ot ht, Helena ; -e-orgauise the Metropolitan D:lesate Council." assnm-d that afterwards, Most pro- 25 cwt. , and was manufactured bv the above Com- five minutes after the passenger train, and for not , in 112 days. The e|cpejephant'haiit'-;-v r\-^ \ -^ *'¦!' ' y nrnl can f ollow out the nro- herself almost immediately ¦ ¦ tiuiUcvs were % * ¦ iiovei hy product* of their toil, forward, and pany, at Poplar. • > bavin" a proper person to attend to the night three months and four daysrya'lant the '- . -: "', - " : •'.- " Mr. Fennell, and secoadea : — " That a ' Thou shalt love videntially one of the men sprang J»i!gjcs ' a !,e cepts of practical Chr^.a.ury- it reached The Free Exhibi of signals at the Clay-cross station. StrettOfl Was before they effected their objecl.—i®»-tielv YorlsYork -: 0»ip "°^ aPP°int'-'d te wait on the Finsbnry caught tbe child by the clothes before tions,—During tho whole , : ' •:¦ • ' er lttc thy neighbour as thyself. a very large committed to Derby to await his trial. TribvM. HH-! i;i ' , ' ' Society, to request them to join the ' istesded Stsod.o^.-A. the ground, and it escaped uninjured. The .woman Monday number of fashionables and VI Si- . • ri« Urv Tri Buuor of ESEina s and visited the The si'BscniPTi ¦» to the Rushton Test' ¦ ¦: ¦ : ' - -. ' i-¦ r. .? - lojalhv of the National Charter A«socia- of the dtee* of was immediately carried into the house, foreigners Royal Academy, National tnony, Two males were discovered in barrels onboardmthoard*.* ' >¦ 0r " nmnber of t * clergy amoun ts to £8,500, has been soniO;. - »* —Carried. Mr. Fui-ren and Mr. Penuel!, coSe Sfe ° t in the shape of a medical attendance having been procured, it was Gallery, the Vernon Gallery, and the varied and nu- which closed, and tbe vessel bwnd to Charleston from LiverpodgDig: *Wfi ./ .. a Mr, rn thai p bl«bed a documen has been placed in Fleywood's bank SJBvg-iU;: P?ainted. Osbo reaoriel the EOT h*fe for declining to found that though she was much hurt she had merous exhibitions at the Weit end of the town, sum , to be dis- time since, after being fourteen days at kcs&.(ag< m8r+ ^'.> .&/ :.> .fe" ^Se for the embLiog their reasons of as tho family of the woa,aged at the Fox and Frereh Horn had protest. the Bishop made a most remarkable escape, as no fears are probably under the impression that the great posed deceased stipendiary ral others, similarly concealed, were wbae^miy,^ignite*V ;/W :,frv -^"s in the proposed synod of ^"^ purpose of holding a mcet- fake any pru t entertained for her recovery. influx of visitors to the Crystal Palace on may desiw. discovered,—Boston Puwr. XS s M the friends of Thomas Buncombe, Esq., of Exeter. 6 BBB _ ¦• ¦ star. ¦ . . . the ... l***"""^^^^^^^ Northern -¦ ...... -.7' :^_ . *¦) _^„^ . -¦- 1 * ^ ^— ,.,' , 1 - __ __ ' 11 mi- 1 . - na si »«WqO I published, declines givmg any information as to the Ste «Wtt «90ltS depot" ' •<° cwck. Mr. Flood held the office of Others narrowly escaping. Our readers will re- plenty. So much money never before came from ELECTION INTELLIG&YCE—^ T&sfry clerk and vestry clerk upwards of member that this is the second melancholy catas- America, and the people all think they make the best mode in which he became possessed of the letter *!>-l lV,... * addressed to the Earl of - ' % .years. trophe at these works within a short space of time ; use of it hy going away with it while they have the Shrewsbury, Mr. Burke HARwicn.-Both Mr. PrTasep >,„ Health «F London i the employ of the same means. Disease and ignorance no , the intends taking an action against that journal. asd - thousand^^'f^^S deaths were reg-s- Two Livss Lost.—On Tuesday afternoon a num- a man (in contractor) hav- doubt mar addressed the electors of this borouK tdvWl rpoort «.ivs —A ber his death under similar circumstances onl prospects of many emigrants, but that thousands Horrible CRUBtxr sir a .'Ship's Crew.—On ^ oftteis were playing on a timber raft lying off ing met y T : day last. Mr. Prinsep, in the cwrseM atu*- KS ^ oiL Milbfchk weeks since. At the conclusion : upon thousands do well we have hourly demonstra- Friday night week, Thomas M'Aally, second mate l being a mortality of affiles toe f^iee , waiting for the tide, when one of them a few of the complained very severely of the-condiior «r .!- 'e(sl>. last Saturday, a^^ j ^^ ^ slipped ' dence tho coroner summed up at great length, tion's in the remittances sent over. The country svill of the ship Arabian, of Belfast, was arrested in ponent.-Mr. Crawford said i, * * « as was recorded in the previous w*eK. A. re- through the logs and disappeared. Two evi c wasT f r i amount gentlemen who were passing hastened to render animadverting strongly upon thc conduct of Field- suffer sadly, but we feel assured to leave it is one's this town by Constable M'Williams, on a charge of porter of the policy of thc present U^ Tiew cfrf-tvims made at tbe same period, in former been, with othen, ac govern ,7* * P" assistance. It is supposed that, in his eagerness, house in not taking duo precaution in protecting his best chancs of bettering his condition." having cessory to the death of especially of their earnest desire • ar years, will ikow that tbe present rate of mortality is Irish Exiles—A an, w hose name we have not tt» mrf »> • " 'd the foremost gentleman did not take sufficien t pre- workmen from danger; by which tho lives of twoin- Tub ccording to the latest ac- an Irishm learned , integrity the principles of Free Trade '" 1,leic lather great for the seasiti ; for in the ten corres- labourers had ' om Vnn Difemen' during the late voyage between Liverpool and New t 'C caution, as the logs separated, and he fell in also. dustrious and valuable been sacri- count s fr s Land , Thomas Meagher, nation took place at Harwich, an "0IDl* ponding weeks of 1S11-5D the deaths were under 900 the appeared that tho unfortunate d after Vi Every.- effor u was' used, ' but neither of the bodies ficed ; and recommending . jury by their verdict one of the " Irish Exiles," has been also subjected to Orleans. It victim preliminaries, Mr. Fnucw Uales nronnd i l,sual in all except two cases, and the average was S72. Tbe sufferers were ascertained sense of such negligent conduct. The close confinement for having brcken the condhions of had secreted himself in the ship's hold, in order to ,1 , with a certain were recovcrod. to to mark their W C. Randfield 'seconded, Henri Tb0, •""• Tins average addition in proportion to Attwood, of thc Lower-marsh, Lambeth was the verdict :—" Tito jury are of bis ticket of leave to vint O'Brien. The Nation dis- obtain a passage, which ho was-unable to pay for , Esq., as a fit- ^ iatc of increase he Sir. R. , following 1 and proper person to row* °P» the supposed in the population, is and John- Cliflw , son of Mr. Cliffe, comb-uiaker inion that William Allen and Joseph Chance came credits the reports that Smith O'Brien had ac- arid that having been discovered after thc ship had borough in parliament, and l ; compared wiih which the 1 , op ' Robert WjoI tfio Sal ,000 deaths of last TWcnt-street, Vansball-road. to their deaths accidentally, biit that great b lame cepted . a> situation in a gentleman's family, and that been cleared out, be was subjected to such a course ford, Esq., was nominated by Mr n """" Cr'1 •week exhibit an excess of 49. The identity or close * ' ** Ciicbch Reform,—On Wednesday a meeting of is attributable to Francis Fteldhouse, the contrac- Meagher was about getting married to a farmer's of ill-treatment that he was driven to throw him- seconded by Mr. Matth ew Johnson iS il( '0v ap:>r>xiaia'.iou of spsie oi' the results in thc present Z\\ i> % clergymen and laymen from all parts of England tor, in not takimr proper measures to protect his daughter. _ . . self overboard , and thus perished. Informations addressed thc assembly at consider^}'' li!lsep return to those of the ptewAing week, is worthy of was hold at Freemasons' Tavern, to concert mea- workmen from danger after tho caution given to • -. The Rev .David "Ball , the prominent Tenant League have been taken by order of . the Admiralty chiefly complaining of the procfedm ,)e ll'ngth L-^t week the zymotic or epidemic class of es t , , remark. sures for tbe establishment of a metropolitan asso- him by the inspector; and are also of opinion that advocate, was chosen by a very large majority mode- against all the parties concerned in this cruel out- him before the House of Commons .a !»S diseases numbered 19/ fatal cases, in the previous on. ^ i ciation, bavin? for its object some alteration of the no further work should bo done in the cutting with- rator of the Presbyterian Synod of Armagh and Mo- rage. M'Mally, who made considerable resistance Mr. Crawford said he stood before then, u>e-- ¦week 106 ; the class which inclu les diseases of the At the meeting of the Synod was transmitted to Liverpool on week, Prayer-book and a reform of the National Church. out the sides being sloped, and that any further naghan. presided over to the arrest, declared in his address, as a Free n' l ° 'la(l Orabi, spinal marrow, &c, numbered 121 last Deputations to the towards the tunnel should be a series of resolutions against Fapal aggres- Saturday evening.—/fanner of Ulster. T heart and meeting were sent from Liver- progress done by by him, cheers and hisses)—prepared to assist j (loud and 120 in the previous ; diseases of the pool, Birmingham, Carlisle a double gullett." Fieldhouso sion were adopted. ' Thk late Suicide of Mr, J. Power.—The Zt«i«- under any VlJ in either of the , Plymouth, Reading, heading or was sent out, circumstances, those 'in8 Wool vessels were fata to 39 persons Bristol, Bath, Leicester, Gosport, for, and severely reprimanded by the coroner and A man iden tified as one of the principals in the rich Chronicle says :—"T he late much-regretted which seemed to him nM,'a>tttC3 deaths from diseases of Colchester, , calculated to nrn last two weeks, and also the Brighton, the Isle of Wight, Bedford, Sheffield , cautioned that if any other acciden t of the kind attempted murder of Mr. Billing, has been committed Mr. John Power, of Ourteen, has left a fine pro- prosperity of the country, and organs amounted both times exactly tr-ndhw j? ?i° tfl° the mpiwtoiy Nottingham, Buckingham, and from other quarters occurred from a similar cause lie should recom- for trial, v-: - ' : perty of £0,000 a year, of which £3,000 a year is vancDment of civil and religious liberty a to US I»htbi«-i*,t»roiichui--,and pneumonia number " %>, * of the country. J. Sullivan, Erq., of Brighton , mend a jury to find a different verdict ; and unless The local magistrates, after a lengthened inquiry, out of settlement, and which will pay bis engage- Although prepared to give the government S^-} respectively 143. 71, and 8» in tbe present return ; presided ments. It is now ascertained that tbe cause of B|J of the precedingweek Of ; and a series of resolutions were adopted immediate steps were taken to secure the works have come to the conclusion that the burning of dependent support, ho should by i(Q J in- and 153, 72, aud 77 iu that after some discussion. House, in the county of Derry, was the suicide was tho receipt of a solicitor's letter an- fc GO or upwards, and whose properly for the safety of the workmen, he should Downhill bound to do SO through thick and thin - , °l persons tvbose age was Brassey on the subject an incendi nry. nouncing prompt proceedings against him as se- ted to old age or natural decay, the write to Mr. .—Hereford work of question on which he should certain^ m ono deaths are attribu l, The Potato Crop.— The Cork Examiner says^~ curity for £10,000 for a receiver, whose debts, how- * 4 co«trary disease not baing better defined , dO and 42 are Journa to them would be thc ballot. (Hea , fatal Distressing and Fatal Occurrence.— A good " Potatq plants, which some days ago looked in many ever, did not exceed £2,000. He insured his life need not tell them of what ) Uo numbers recorded in the two weeks but with re- ®Ije l._ i. _l ailvant-io« ?' ' the 5 $rowittt*» and withered , are now shooting up most for £5 which he assi ^_„IJ ! .•!_ _ rf. . &*- tll flt BUM. gard to infants who died from " debility," or prema- deal of painful excitement has been caused in the places dry ,000, gned for a valuable con- sure wuuiu ue to places use liamidi whim 1 is great, for while 42 The late Murber near Leigh.—The adjourned village ot Heavitree by the violent death of a boy, vigorously, cheering the prospects of the agricultu- sideration some years ago to a bank, and which n-ill tors were subject to all kinds of inlhentes " turity of birth , the discrepancy days of bli ht be-paid by the Royal Exchange \\ ¦ this week, iu the previous there were inquest was held on the 23rd inst. before Mr. named Joseph Golsworthy, about eight years of rist, and giving strong hopes that the g Insurance Company Crawford concluded by inviting hi3 fr;eni) ' , •* are enumerated This esculent already is beuinning to within three months. Mr, Power y 21. Last week 15 deaths of young persons from Rutter, coroner, at the Greyhound Inn, Bedford, age, residing in Oakford-place. From all that we are passed. 's amiable widow early at the poll, and be had no doubt the onl can learn he had been out in the way into the market* Mr. Henry Courtayne has £1,000 a year marriage settlement, lie has re 1? small pox, and 3 of persons above 20, were registered. but, as will be seen by the subjoined evidence, no fields with another fi nd its would bo his return as their represeuutWe \u fl Small Pos Hospital at further facts have as yet been obtained to bring the lad, named George Henry Channing, on Monday has grown in the open air potatoes which are now full left seven children. House of Commons. (Loud cheers, These last occurred ia thc Death op Cornelius O and cuunis Hollo way, and tbe particulars ate as follow t—On the offence home to the real perpetrators John Green, evening, and was brought home to his parents dead, sized, and to allappearance as good a specimenof the 'Lochlin, Esq.—We clamour.)-The Mayor then took tho show have to announce tlie death Jr 36th May, a seaman frem tbe United States, aged 31 bein» sworn, said : I reside at Astley, and keep a the top of his skull, it is said, having been com- root as could be expected in the early season of the of Mr. Cornelius hands, which he declared to be in favour of i] " O'Loghlin, which took place on Tuesday, at his r year*. *' small pox, confluent, unprotected, gonor- beershop. I was going up the lane last Wednesday pletely shot off by some discharge of firearms, good days of former years. Prinsep ; and Mr. Crawford's proposer claimed .1 night but one, with Thomas Collie about a quarter- flow it happened is at present a mystery, the other Roman Catb-oucMovement.— Preparatioiisare in residence, at the very advanced rge of ninety-eight poll on behalf of that gentleman. Closo rhoea and gangrene (38 day?)." On 19th May, a r, of of ita seaman from llnll, aged 36 years, small pox, ma- pnet fen o'clock. I was smoking my pipe when we boy, who is now in custody of Wobdberry, the con- progress f or a monster display of the county Tip- years. For many years, and, indeed, until within poll. Crawford , (free trader,) 133 ; Prinsep, " a comparatively recent period 127. lignant, unmodified (vaccinated, two cicatrices). 9 met the deceased, George Green. I have often traded stable, having told contradictory stories. The most perary, which is. to come off at " Cashel of the , Mr. M 'Logblin had majority for Crawford six. Mr. Crawford had \C probable solution, however, is, that they had got Kings," ' .' to denounce the attempt made by Lord taken ah active part ia political movements,—Irish days." On 22nd Jlsy, a baker from Bartholomew with hitn. I turned back whh him to see if I could lea d of his opponent throughout the day, win, I Close, aged 23years, '' small pox, coffluenf, unmo- have a bit of trade with hitn. As we .came up to hold of a gun, which was kept loaded in a linhay. John Russell to revive penal laws, and thereby ag- Paper. majority at ten o'clock of twenty, and gradually Appointment. The office of her Majesty's dified {vaccinated, no cicatrix), 11 days." Measles the road I went into Mr. Darlington's saw-yard, for the purpose 01 destroying rooks ; that it was gravate thc numerous evils under which this country Law — decreasing to the number by which he lias been re- -was fatal in 42 case*, scarlatinain 17. hooping cough and he (the deceased) went to the house to get a eill discharged, either in play or by accident ; and that at present labiiurs." The requisition is headed by First Sergeant, vacated by the resignation of Dr. turned. After thc declaration of the poll he briefly the survivor , being frightened at tbe fatal result, had the signature of the " Lord Archbishop of Cashel " Stock, judge of tbe Admiralty Court a , influenza iu 9, of beer. I came afterwards to the canal bridge with , , h s been addressed the electors. Mr. Prinsep did not m;,lcfl in 59, diarrhoea in 12 and typhus in hesitated to tell IS; Measles considerably exceed the average, but him, with some chips in my hand. Tbe bridge is the.truth .—Extter Paper. Dr. Slattevy, and appended to it are a few Protestant conferred by Lord Clarendon on Mr. Sergeant his appearance at the lown-hall. About foaj aggregate do not differ much about twenty or thirty yards from my house. I told Searot/S Rtor at Tam worth.—The Protectionists names of respectability, including Mr. John Bagwell, Rowley, chairman of the county of Tipperary. o'clock a most extraordinary scene took place epidemic diseases in tbe of . Th e from the usual amount. The increased rate of mor- him I would sell him some manure, and allow him of the Taraworth district Staffordshire and War- of Marfi eld, in olden times a Tory of the first water. Mayor was presiding at the hustings where the tality that now prevails arises chiefly from bronchitis, 3d. a ton if he would give me 7s. a ton for it, and wickshire dined at the Townhall, on Wednesday. In Dublin , too, the " Catholic Defence Committee " SURREY ADJOURNED SESSIONS. polling was going on. Immediately under hrm safc pneumonia, and hooping cough. At Crown Square, be told me to see him on the following afternoon. I Throughout the day, but especially from tho moment are making arrangements to. hold their first public the town clerk (Mr. Chapman,) who was supported left him at tbe bridge, and I never saw him after, the company assembled, the excitement of the multi- meeting, which is fixed for Tuesday, June the. 10th on Efsom on either side by the representatives of the pr CambertrelJ, thedaughter of a labourer, aged 3 years, aspect. At nine o'cleck Robbbrv Rack Course.— George e« We had asreed to meet the next day about tbe tude assumed an alarming (Whitsuntide week), so as to enable Roman Catholic Hetchfock, 22, was indicted for who were waiting ready to give the Mayor's ' died of " mortification of the bowels by metallic poi- in the evening, amidst shouts and tumult, the mob, Members of Parliament to take part in the stealing on Epsom deelara* " Post- manure. When I left him he went straight down inagura- ourse a veil and tion, and at the back were 200 or 3QQ 0f the frje i son, from swallowing a farthing accidentally. who had assembled in large numbers without the hall, tion of thc association. Their Race C other articles, the. property of hr (Inquest.) Last week the birth of 748 boys the lane, and I could not see which way be went. He " lordships tbe Leopold Redpath, Esq. , a of the candidates, when, without the slightest inif mortem. commenced breaking the windows. In less than a bishops " are daily sending in their Robert Baker Elwyn and CSC girls, in all 1,434 children, were registered. was not drunk, but he had had a few gills. He had adhesion to the young man in the employ of the prosecutor, stated mation to any person, thc Mayor and town c!urv corresponding weeks in 1845-50 two ways to go—either along the canal bank or over quarter of an hour every pane, and all the chande- revived system of agitation. rose from their seats, and where in the The average of sis liers, that while tbe " Oaks " was being run for be bad act of 314. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the fields. If he had cone over the canal bank, he were smashed to atoms. Enormous pebbles A daring outrage which took place on Sundav charge of his master's carriage, and at the time when leaving tbft building. This was the signal *-as 1, descended in the hall amongst the b a within a few miles of Lismore is thus for I the mean reading of the barometer was above SO in. conld not have got near the pit where he was found. company, who e t described in every body was anxiously looking at the horses, wit- fearful onslaught upon the hustings, in ]ess '' Monday. con- I then went home, but afterwards went out again, a speedy retreat. As the farmers, araaed with every the;Dublin Daily Express : " At half-past one o'clock, prisoner half a second nearly 100 persons commenced ^ on every day of the week after It rose weapon with which them- ness saw the jump on the steps of the car- de tinuous!v on the last five days. The mean of the weeK smoking my pipe, and met John Sasith , who lives they had hastily possessed while the neighbouring people were still at prayers, and snatch the property mentioned in the in- molishing the frail erection. The reporters selves, sallied from the hall, they encountered the riage, bid Z was 30 026 in. Tnemeandaily temperature was below close to my house. I stopped talking to Smith a a band of armed ruffians, consisting of six persons, dictment. He immediately called out " Stop thief!" make their escape as tney nest could , finbtin^ thwr the averageof the same day in 10 years, on every day quarter of an hour in the lane. When I parted with mob. A hand-to-hand fi ght took place, and the Pro- proceeded across the hills from the direction of minute afterwards a police way through the mass of people and" tbe tectionists took possession of the King's Arms. In and a constable came up Eillin* except Thursday. The mean temperature of the week Smith, I stopped at the end of the house until John Cappoquin , the locality in which the attempt to and took the prisoner into custody.—A Police con- timbers of the hustings. In less than five minutni tain a few minutes every window there was dashed in , and assassinate Sir Richard Keane's son was lately per- building was was 53 deg. The wind was variable, but on four days Guest, known by the name of " Cap , came up. stable said he was on duty on the Race Course on the every timber of the torn assvnaf r-- When I left George Green on the bridge, I-did not tbe excited populace surrounded the place. Severe petrated, and entered the house of a respectable the uprights and supports wero torn was much in tbe north-west. fighting took place day in question , when he heard the cry of " Stop from iu Desperate Leap Bridge. see any one abant. The most direct road for the between the besieged and be- farmer named Walsh, who lives between Lismore ground , and not a particle of anything from Blackfriars — siegers, and at least twenty persons were led into the thief!" and on approaching the spot where the pro- was left to On Saturday morning last, about a quarter to three deceased to get to his house would have been past and Cappoquin ; they fired through the windows, secutor's carriage was standing, the prisoner was indicate the spot where the hustings had stood . For. 'c ock having the pit in which he was found. This being the only hotel beaten in the mostserious manner. From nine and shot two dogs that were in the yard, afte r which tunately no accident resulted from this o l , a voun? man, named Henry Brooks, ' pointed out to him as the thief. He instantly secured brutal mC so place of abode mounted the seats of Blackfriars- witness able to give any satisfactory evidence, it was to eleven o clnck the town remained in possession of they decamped, leaving a notice, with the drawing of ceeding. The ringleaders, having armed , t him, and as he was conveying him from the rank of themselves bridge, and threw himself from the north-west side suggested by Captain Shepherd, superintendent 0! he mob, who every moment perpetrated new acts ef a coffin on it, on the door, warning Walsh to take carriages, a number of bis companions surrounded with the timbers of the hustings, marched violence. They beat every person who approached , 'about into the river. Marshall and Butcher, two water- the county police, that if the inquiry was closed at care how he took any land in the neighbourhood. It witness, and attempted to rescue him. He (the con- the town in triumph. It is a time-honoured pr.ie- once the police would no doubt be able to pursue and at length took vehicles from the inn yard and is to be much regretted that such acts as this are tice in the borough , it appears, for tho mea, with John Ware, the man at the Blackfriars threw them into the river. The scene stable) took out his staff to protect himself, when some mob to seize , their boats, their investigations with facility. The coroner and became mo- now of such frequent occurrence." e e s a the hustings as lawful spoil, and long steam-boat pier immediately put off in mentarily more alarming. All the time not more than man s iz d hi rm behind him, while another handed experience and eventually succeeded ia laying hold of the Un- also the jury acquiesced in this suggestion, 4 unless in peril of their lives. In this position of af- timacy with in direction of Mr. Hutchinson, the surgeon, he re-, evidence was resumed on Monday at Chesterfield, most of the families of distinction as a man's arm), was produced, and created some for signatures, to request him to become a candi- and the court was again adjourned until Friday fairs, the mayor being absent from town, Capt. Dyott, Carlow, and the, defendant, Dr. Rawson , a highly date for the representation of Lindsey covered sufficiently to be removed to the union- a county mag consternation in the court, from its formidable size. at the next house, where he remains in a dangerous condition. for further testimony by persons unconnected with istrate, wrote a hasty dispatch to Bir- respecta ble physician of that town. The slander election. Thero is a great objection to Mr. mingham -Mr. Charnock here stated, that he could not strug- Stan- Distress, it is believed, was the cause of the un- the company. All the parties wounded, with the for the military, but a difficu lty presented complained of consisted of an accusation brought by gle against the evidence adduced against the prisoner, hope, on account of his very strong political bias fortunate man making such a desperate attempt exception of Mr. John Todhunter, are improving. itself in getting the message despatched from the the defendant against the plaintiff, of being the lie should recommend him to withdraw his plea of in favour of Toryism. As Sir Montague Choline- e upon his life. An AcciDE.vr happened to the mail train which hot l, and at tbe moment a message arrived that the writer of certain anonymous letters of an infamous Not Guilty, and plead Guilty, thereby throwing him- Icy'a Protectionistprinciplcsave wcll-knb'snftnioiifist Determined Suicide. ' on left the Waterloo Station at half-past eieht on Sun- borough magistrates bad sent for military aid. To- kind addressed to herself, and implying gross self on the mercy of the court. the constituency, there seems little chance of —About two o clock wards one on Thursday morning the town became —The chairman sen- the Saturday afternoon last, as one of the Iron Steam* day night. When the train arrived within four miles charges against her and other parties. The jury tenced him to twelve months' imprisonment. return of a Tory Protectionist.—Lincoln Memmj. boat Compsny' s boats was on its way up the river, of Wincbfield the tire of the wheel of one of the quieter, and the aid of the military was counter? found a verdict for the plaintiff ior £300 damages Clackmannan ano Kinross.— Sheriff Tait has re. a»d when off the pier near "Westminster, a man of carriages became damaged, and the carriage, which manded. The pavement is all torn up in the streets, and costs. ceived the writ for tbe election of a. member of par- gentlemanly appearance, who was ou board, threw was filled with passengers, got off the line. The and the farmers have captured about twelve of the The Qoeen's Colleges.— According to the WHITECHAPEL COUNTY COURT.—Tdssdat. liament for these united counties, and he has fixed a ' himself head foremost into the river. Every exer- motion of the train became unsteady in consequence, ass ilants, who are in confinement at the King s Tablet, the recognised organ in Ireland of the Court Tuesday , thc 3rd of June, for the nomination, tion was nr»de by the captain of the vessel to save and the train was stopped. Fortunately the car- Arms. of Rome, and also of the Cork Reporter, a warm sup- ComsN expartb v, Sib Geohoe Geby, Bart.— which is to take place at Dollar. If a poll he de- tbe unfortunateman , but unsuccessfully; and if is riage that was off the line did not upset If it had porter of mixed-education , there is no longer a doubt The Census Enumerators asd the Home Secre- manded , of which there is every probability in the suppo-ed that in consequence of his having thrown not been for the timely discovery and the prompti- SflHUUD. that the decrees of tbe Synod of Thurles has been tary,—This was an applicat ion for a summons out meantime, the polling days will be Thursday and himself immediately before tbe paddle Wheel that he tude with which the train was stopped, a most ratified by the Sovereign Pontiff, and that the doom of district under the following circumstances :— Friday, tho 5th and 6th of June. There are mm must have been struck by it, as he did not rise to the serious accident might have taken place. The train The Sospected Mi/bder at Ieith.— The exami- of mixed education has been finally sealed. It ap- Thc plaintiff is an accountant, residing at No. 10, two candidates in the field , Mr. Adam of Bliiir- surface. was delayed an hour in consequence of the accident. nation of the parties {inspected of being concerned pears therefore (says the Beporter), tha t, as far as Mount-street, Whitechapel-road, and was engaged Adam , and Mr. Johnstone of Alva. Mr. Johnstons Horrible Sdicidb.—On Saturday afternoon last On Saturday night the Dorchester train got off the in the death of Alexander Loughton, confectioner, the Roman Catholic clergy are concerned, the as an enumerator of the census in the Waitechapel avows himself a supporter of the " great policy of a painful degree of excitement prevailed among the line after it left Southamoton. No serious accident Leith, on the morning of Sunday, the 11th instant, " securities for faith and morals" are henceforward district. .The emolument he was to receive for Mr. Huskisson and Sir R. Peel ," under which he occupants of the Saracen's Head Hotel, Skinner- happened bevond a two hours' delay. ia still in progress by the authorities, and a conside- to be formally withdrawn. The Tuam Herald , too these state services was 18s. for the first SOO names, is convinced that the nation bas prospered in power street, Snow Hiil, in consequence of the suicide of The Late Fatal Accident on the Cheshire rable body of evidence has been collected, which is (Dr. M'Hale's own local organ), is privileged to and Is. for each sixty names he recorded over the and wealth. "At the same time," he adds, "I 3fc. James Bristow, a gentleman very highly con- Jcvctios Railway.—We understand that the di- understood implicate two if not four persons in the announce the victory achieved by the combined 300. The Home Secretary now refused to pay them cannot ignore the severe depression of the agricul- nected, and supposed to be lately residing at Henley, rectors of this line are arranging the claims of the atrocious deed. Thc names of the prisoners are efforts of Thurles and St. Jarlath's, adding that for the fractional part of the sixty names. For tural interest, so .iustly referred to in her Majesty S in the county of Middlesex. The deceased gentleman several parties who seek compensation for the inju- James Conolly, and Hugh Galvin, labourers, both after the publication of the decre•-.' no Roman Catho- instance, he had got ten names short of the sixty, speech at the opening of parliament ; and I consider had taken apartments for a few days at the hotel, ries they received in the late collision. They deem lately employed in the New Docks at Leith ; Wil- lic clergyman will be permitted to have connexion which fifty would amount to tenpence, and that was it the immediate duty .if the legislature to relieve and appeared in very excellent health and spirits. this the most economical procedure, as it will save liam Ferrier, shore porter, and James Newburgh, with the Queen's colleges, nor will the unhappy disallowed . He now applied for a summons against that, as well as the shipping interest, of every spe» Deceased went out on Friday, returning alone, and them a very large amount in the shape of law costs. labourer, Gasworks. Leith. laity of the same, persuasion be allowed, save at tbe her Majesty 's Principal Secretary of State for tbe cial nnd peculiar burthen ." Mr. Johnstone pro- after taking some refreshment got into conversation Some of the larger claims are still unsettled, and it The Weather and Crops in the Nonni.— risk of certain " ecclesiastical penalties" (whatever Home Department for tenpence, and which would, fesses himself the advocate of strict economy in ¦with several of the gentlemen, who had been visiting U possible that some cases will ultimately be During the past week the weather has been all that they may be), to send their children to these institu- he imagined , settle the question of his colleagues' every department of the public expenditure, and brought to trial. tions. hen then took his summons wishes thc speedy extinction of sinecures. the Great Exhibition in Hyde Park, and when he bad could be desired, alternate sunshine and showers op claims. Mr. Co out, taken supper he retired to rest about one o'clock in The Railway Collision at l oxa Eaton.—All with general warmt h being the prevailing characte- AssAuxriA'G A Magistrate is the Discharge and to insure the defendants's appearance a sub- Isle of Wight.—The nomination of candidates the morning, quite cheerful. Nothing more was heard the passengers bruised and mutilated by this_ terrible ristics. The country around the city has assumed his Duty.—At tbe Ballinasloe Petty Sessions Oil poena for Sir Grey Grey, which , if he fails appear- for the representation of the county of the hie of of him until one of tbe ostlershad hisattention drawn collision—two of whom up to Friday were in great a summer appearance, and the brairds seem Saturday last, tho doors of the court , were scarcely ing to, will entail a fine of £10. Wight, took place in the Market-place at Newport, to a paol of blood which lay on the floor of a coach- danger—are now in a fair way for recovery. On strong and healthy. We observe from the agricul- thrown open, when every available spot was secured on the 23rd inst., and the vicinity of .tho GuildoW/ house, underneath tbe deceased's bed room. One of Friday night Lieutenant Galton, the Government tural reports throughout the country generally, to attend the heaving of a very painful proceeding was crowded at an early hour. There must have the female servants went up, but found the door Inspector, commenced an inquiry into its causes at that tbe progress of the crops is most satisfactory at which took place the previous evening between Mr. National Reform Association.—On Tuesday heen more than 5,000 persons present.—The Bon. closed. She, however, raised an alarm, and when the Derby station, which was adjourned to the ter- the season.—North British Hail. Fortescue, C.E., and Mr. Fitzgerald , B.M. Mr. evening, a public meeting, in support of the prin- A'Court Holmes proposed Capt. Andrew Hamond, she entered the apartment the deceased was lying on mination of the inquest at Chesterfield upon the Extinction of the " Bornino Waste ve Clack- Fortescue. who was arrested on a warrant signed by ciples of this association, took place at the New R.N. (Conservative), as a fit and proper person to unfortunate people killed by the accident at Clay mannas. A simple and inexpensive experiment the Earl of Cf ancarthy, came in attended by some Yestry-reom, Albert-terrace, Bow, with a view to represent tbe county of the Isle of Wi thc floor with his head nearly shattered to pieces. The " "— ght in parlia- deceased had been dead some time, and by his side Cross- John Robson, the driver of the passenger has just been tried under the superintendence of of his friends. Mr. Fitzgerald took his seat in the enforce at the present crisis a wide and immediate ment.—T. W. Fleming, Esq., seconded the nomina- Was discovered a six barrel pistol, which, from the train, whose carelessness is supposed to have led to Mr. Golds worthy Gurney, the object of which was box to the right of the bench. Mr. Fitzgerald gave extension of thc suffrage, as the only means to en- tion .—John Bonham Carter, Esq., M.P. for Win- position of the deceased had been discharged in his the catastrophe, has, it is said, been suspended. to extinguish a fire in the South Sauchie Collierv, his testimony to the followi ng effect :—I was re- sure economical government, and remove the evils chester, nominated Mr. Edward Dawes (Free mouth. The police were called, and when his pockets Awf otv Suicide op Major W. Wtnn, E.I.C., at near Alloa, about seven miles from Stirling, which turning from the fire that took place at Mr. Boyd's of the existing system. Mr. Ebenezer Clarke pre- Trader).—Sir Claude Wade seconded the nomina- were searched two letters were found—one addressed Bbighton.—On the 23rd inst., a most determined has raged for about thirty years over an area of on Friday, and when about half-way between that sided , and addressed the meeting in explanation of tion.—No other candidate being nominated, tho society, " to Mr. Mackenzie, of Half Moon-street, Piccadilly, and desperate act of suicide was committed by twenty-six acres, in the waste of the nine foot seam and the town , I heard a horse coming after me; the objects of the A resolution was passed Deputy Sheriff then called for a show of hands, in which the deceased mentions something relative Major William Wynn, of the Honourable East India of coal. Mr. Gumey's method of effecting his ob- I went quietly along and was shortly after overtaken to the effect that the present aspect of the politi- which he declared to he in favour of Mr, Dawes, to the late Derby, aud other matters. On Monday Companv's service, by jumping from the Black Rock ject was to force a stream of choke damp through by Mr. Fortescue, who addressing me in a calm, cal horizon rendered necessary a vigorous and com- when a poll was demanded on behalf of Captain Mr. Payne held an inquest at the hotel Cliff at Kemp Town. Shortly after seven o'clock the mine, by means of a high-pressure steam jet, at gentleman-like manner, said—" Mr. Fitzgerald , can prehensive agitation and a friendly co-operation on Hamond. Monday , on the body. ^ — The polling was commenced on From papers found it appeared that deceased was a the revenue officer at the Black Rock station was such a temperature as would, after putting out the I speak with you ?" to which I replied, " Certainly, the part of all classes of reformers, to enforce an morning at the various polling places. Both par- gentleman of independent property, lived at Hen- pursuing his beat near the cliff , beyond the Aber- fire, cool down the mine below any degree of heat by all means." M. Fortescue then alluded to extension of the suffrage, as the only means of se- ties exerted themselves to the utmost. Captain lia- don, Middlesex, and had been a breeder of horses, gavenny Arras at Kemp Town, when his attention that would permit it to re-ignite on the admission something that took place on Tuesday, observing curing a good and economical government, Other mond's friends, notwithstanding tho rough usage but within these last nine months he had sold off his was drawn to a gentleman who was walking along of atmospheric air, and at such a pressure as to that he felt insulted at some remarks I made, and resolutions were agreed to, having in view the pro- received by that gentleman at the nomination, ap- of the ed«e of the cliff , at this place more than 100 make all the leakages of the waste outwards of called on me to withdraw them. I then asked Mr. motion of the objects of this association, and the stock. A memorandum was found in his pocket, ' peared sanguine of success, and Mr. Dawes's sup- which the following is a copy :— "No one would feet high. He called out to him, " For God s sake choke damp, so that every inlet might become an Fortescue if he had anything further to add , as I meeting was addressed by several reformers, who irits. Final closo . ' porters exhibited equally high sp think I have been mad for a long time, but now I don t get so near the edge, sir." The gentleman outcast, by means of which the atmosphere was was anxious to hear all he bad to say in extenuation expressed a confident hope that the people would of the poll :—Dawes, 565 ; Hamottd, 519—majority, knnw it, I Uaxe,tried, to hid&\t from my dear wife, made no reply, but went on a little further and sat perfectly excluded from all contact with the fire. of himself. He then went into a long statement, ere long occupy that position in the state to which 46.—The excitement was very groat during Mon- and I have succeeded, but my race is run. Back down on the edge of tbe cliff, with his feet hanging The experiment was proved decidedly successful. which , not deeming satisfactory, I refused to re- they were fairly entitled. day. Tho police were using their truncheons Fernhill for St. Leger. and Canezou for the Derby.— over it. Tbe officer immediately went towards him, tract any remark I felt bound to make. Mr. For- The CorrRioHT Question.— On Tuesday a meet- ri ht and left seemingly without any other object pitated him- g , J. B —Friday." Another memorandum was as fol- when he either l«st his balance or preci tescue then called on me to give him satisfaction. 1 ing of booksellers and music publishers in London than the breaking of heads. At half-past five on lows :—" The great error of my life bas been that I self down the cliff. When taken up life of course told him, in reply, I was not unprepared for what he and the provinces took place at the residence of Monday afternoon one man had been taken home on have never made my darlingto wife do acquaintedwith my was found to be extinct. His body was removed to mum. demanded. lie then called me a rascal and a Mr. Charles Jefferys, in Sobo-square, to consider a stretcher, and others bruised, and tho police had 1 have been many rash the Ab , appealing to affairs.^ 1 driven things. ergavenny Aims where it was identified. On Roofing the Britannia Tubular Bridge.—A coward, and quite unexpected—in fact, it came on thc propriety of the House of Lords retired to tho station-house. Mr. Cole, a nighty ' Who will We and cherish my dear wife, whose aim Saturday an inquest was held at Brighton on tbe car- me as instantaneously as a thunder storm—in a most for a final decision respecting the copyright in respectable solicitor who ha d been f or ; singular and novel process ia at present being; assassin-like in Hyde, ¦ has always been to conduce to my happiness! My remains of _ Major Wynne, who committed suicide ried on with respect to tbe Britannia tubular bridge, manner, he struck me a violent blow <>f England of foreigners residing abroad, the conflict- some time under medical treatment, and was en- brain is on fire '. My poor relations 1 Alas, alas, on the previous day by throwing himself from a cliff in consequence of the upper surface of the tubes re- bis whip across the face ; he then rode off at full ing judgments of the law courts, as exemplified in treated by his medical adviser not to interfere in 11 what is to become of my darling wife I" Terdict— near the .Abergavenny Inn. The jury returned as speed , but not before I gave him a violent blow of the cause of " Boosey v. Jefferys," having left the Protectionist i their verdict "Deceased ceiving and being acted on by the wet and atmos- the election, was employed by the " Temporaryinsanity. " that destroyed himself my whip in return. I then gave him chase, and matter in question still open to doubt. After some party, and he could not resist the temptation oi a whilst in an unsound state of mind." pheric action, it has been deemed advisable to roof Destructive Fibe in St. James's—On Satur- the top of the tubes ; and for this purpose a com- on coming up we exchanged some blows. My horse conversation of a desultory nature, a resolution was interfering. On Monday he left the Town Ball, I, day morning last, the immediate neighbourhood Conversions to Rome.—On Monday morning then became restive, and passed bim, when this valiant passed, to the effect that it was expedient to appeal it was ru* »• five persons abjured the nrotestant faith plete ridge has been placed over both the tubes, hero, where the voting was going on, and as of King-street, St. James's, was thrown into a , and em- having a walk down the centre and tho framework .who but a few moments before accused me of to the House of Lords for their decision on the sub- moured that he was going after voters, ho wa» f°l" '!• stale of great alarm owing to a fire, which at one braced that of the Church of Rome, at the Roman bas been cloth im- cowardice, turned round and rode back . On my ject of copyrights said to be vested in foreigners, avoid tao 10 Catholic chapel, Brunswick-place, Bath, The offi- completely covered over with lowed and pelted with rotten eg§s. To period threatened the destruction of a number of pervious to tbe rain. return home I communicated with Lord Clancarthy, and that subscriptions be entered into for'the pur- Christian , n , buildings, including Willis Rocms ciating priest was the Very Reverend Michael Upwards of 7,000 yards of mob, he ran into the kitchen of Admiral 's , breaking out thts prepared cloth are required to accomplish the and , on his suggestion , adopted the present pro- pose of carrying out that object. The meeting was and upstairs into the drawinpr-room , where he m-in- in the premises belonging to Messrs. M. and W. Francis Crowe, D. D. All of these individuals {adds vj ceedings. After a lengthened discussion the bench presided over by Mr. Bohn , who! expressed his de- im« m« our informant) are very respectably connected. undertaking, hich has been taken by contract. stantly dropped down dead. The Protectionist Fleming, carpenters and upholsterers, situate in — The large hotel ruled that Mr. Fortescue should be put under a termination to use every means in his power to mediatel killed by by Ease and Crown-yard Bath Gazette. which it has been determined to y circulated a report that he was , a narrow thoroughfarerun- erect closely adjacent to the bridge will contain no rule of bail, himself in £500, and two sureties in make the public acquainted with the nature of the the Radical party. ning at tbe side of Willis' Fatal Accident Fhom Firing a Signal-don.— £250 each, s Rooms. Fortunately fewer than 500 beds, and will be connected with the to keep the peace towards Mr. Fitzger- late decision of the court of error, which, he said, Tower Hamlets.—A correspondent says:-"A'A several engines were speedily on the spot, and the On Tuesday an inquest was held before tbe coroner ald and her Majesty's subjects for seven years, and granted to foreigners a privilege such as pur- ur- of Liverpool on the body of John Brown a seaman tufies by a covered walk, and surrounded with ap- they were committee is in the couse of formation for tho fire was subdued, but not until Messrs. Fleming's , propriate gardens and also to appear on a further inquiry into the charge not likely to reciprocate with the authors or com. Macreashed, a new waggon, under the desperate incantation of ' No hope chiefl and beautifully less," has consented to take take which here.' composed y of young persons, proceeded speech was received with enthusiastic cheers, t « was repugnant to the feelings of the attendants two carts, eight store pigs, a valuable dotr, a large What will become of the country when those able h the town carrying and seat for Hertfordshire. It is stated annd ntf chapel to throug the effigies of some of the memorial was unanimousl y adopted. wey ™ ** , the resultof which was that two out of quantity of straw, and some valuable machines stay arc going—the strength and hope of the land the proteatant inhabitants who signed thc petition. Kossuth and various rumours afloat, that Mr. Humftey three of the inmates refused to be present when he and implements of husbandry. There the Court of Commoh Council.- con]uncti|uncti .i is no doubt departing, and those remaining, so many of them Fires were lighted in various directions for the pur- On the motion of Mr again como forward for the city, in was the mmister of the day. He was spoken to on entertained but that the disastrous occurrence . Charles Coipin, the Court of Bulwer p» r vM was burdens on the country. And when this wish to fly pose of burning the effigies , and the windows of Common Council have With Col. Sibtborp; and that tho en, as ,,e dec»'ned t0 alfcer practise, tbe malicious act of an incendiary. No clue how- is so strong in Uster, what must resolved to present a res- will join the liberals in returning Mr. IlobuOiobhou tnt™,«' the , be the feeling protestants were broken. Some houses were con- pectful address to Lord Viscount ever, has yet been obtained of the scoundrel, al- in the dark parts of Ireland, that are full of nvjuved, and it is stated that in one in- Palmerston, her and Mr, Seely.—Lincolnshire Timee. LING the ha- siderably Majesty s principal Secretary of State for t?„„ »f J. HowiiAi is open to the inspec- though the greatest exertions are being made to bitation of cruelty. There must be an end to this stance an attempt was made to set a house on fire. Affairs Foreicn the ing, , entreating him to use his influence with "? , P»°1ic%eneraHy. every that purpose by a numerous body of gentlemen and fly and where will the end be ? " The ringleader of the mob has been arrested and the government tLmSZE;,Monday rrom tea to.font o'clock. of the neighbourhood The Limerick Beporter states of the Sublime Porte to pre- Pcblic Income and ExrEswrunB.—A return sturn 1 K0 orders for ad- farmers , by Whom Mr. Ald- , that a deficiency of comm i tted to gaol, and a meeting of the respecta- cure the o«« is so well known and much respected. The able-bodied labourers is felt in several immediate liberation of the illustrious been printed at the instance of Mr. Hume, sbo* sb ridge parts of the ble inhabitants presided over by tho Mayor, was liossutb and property destroyed is insured in the Norwich Union country—so much so that in some places his companions, captives confined in the amount of the public revenue and cspendi^enditt turf cutting held on Tuesday for the purpose of protesting the fortress of Kiita:ah. amU anti .ii Fire Office, and it is supposed that £1,000 will cannot be proceeded with, and the result is an the disgraceful proceedings and for each year from 1822 to 1850. The total appre- against , taking Pluckiso Poultrt Alive recei ranged ged t| t| Chela* to ™ U USe at scarcely cover the damage done. hended scarcity of fuel. It is further stated that— some means to prevent their recurrence. .-A man named pts during this period have " the Red Hon at B?t£S °- 4 « Malpas, m the employ of a £59, to l rapidly proceeding Distressing. Accident at Dikuorb.—On Monday In the neighbourhood of Gort there are no la- Prosecution of Loud Clahbhdon por Newgate-market 829,691 in 1824, to £50,408,579 . ^. ; ffXi^i™ Libel.— salesman , was summoned before The total expenditure hest m J in ^u principal towers are fixed l.-isca lengthened inquiry took place at the Oak Inn, bourers. In one night, about three weeks ago, no less On Tuesday (says the Freeman) the noble defen- tho City Police was hig . , and tbe ground for the lI before N. than 120 persons left the estate of committee, by a constable, for plucking fowls -viz., £50,330, 520, an d lowest in lS3i>, *$>, w opc-under-Dinmore, in this county, Loughcooter, and dant in this cause entered an apperance hv his so- ahve—which s ss Lanwarae) and a respectable jury, proceeded to Limerick, Gal way, and horrible practice was said to give tho it was £48,787, 538. The following yearsi ^ni Esq., coroner, other places to licitor, Mr. Keith Hallowes, to the writ served buds some additional the the e ° * respecting the deaths of William Allen and Joseph take shipping for America. In the once populous vil- for libel at the weight. The man and his an excess of public expenditure over issued from tbe Woods and ForeS fov i£ i T . upon bim suit of Mr. Burke, The employer asserted - , 1[S39, 11 down forthwith of Chance, two workmen on the intended Shrewsbury lage of Toomevara, levelled to the ground this time plaintiff's declaration will be filed that the bird s' necks had first ceipts .-182 6, 1827, 1831, 1837, 1838, 1839 tbe wait aSrivSint1522 ¦ to-morrow, and been twisted ; but 1841 the the M« Park, and the removal n i Hereford line of railway at Dinmore Hill. The two years, under the superintendence of a person of it is sa id that as soon as the pleadings Aldermen Challis and Wilson , 1842, 1847, 1848. The amount oi * of the shws ^3 % arc on record c eretl the charges ency has ranged in 1S&, ISte.s, erected therein. In a short unfortunate men were, with a largo number of the name of Wilson, it is stated by tbe relieving offi- a motion will be made for the issuing of a ? proved, and inflicted a fine from £345,220 time tbe celebrated i;t. e s commis- ot 20s™ . and costs. £8,970,539 in 1842. Tbe highest an oimt of sat of sum Bri House Tavern will be razed , in tte employ of a contractor named cer that there is, scarcely an able-bodied labourer to sion to examine the Earl of Shrewsbury relative , the pr SS riaucis Fieldhouse to The County anti-Papal Petition.—The general revenue during the period under review >view having been purchased by govevmnet , viho had taken a portion of be found." the matter. The action is brought in the Court K for the , ew the works on the The Sligo Journal, alluding to the entish petitions against the Papal aggression re- £4,744,518 in 1822 and the lowest £014,759 in R9 in 11 park. . north side of the hill. • Whilst emigration of Comrron Fleas, hut a trial cannot be had until ceived Mr. CffRiiToPHBR engaged m.tbe cutting, 5 mass of earth fell upon drain from that quarter, says .—" There is scarcely the sittings after next term, : upwards of 10,000 signatures. The petition Kearlt 4,000 persons arrived in Liverpool rpool l Fiood, vestry cl»rk of the four 0: the to the chaiie chainii parish of St. Marylebcne, died on Sunday men, Allen and Chance being two of a family in this county which has not se-.'t one. or It is further stated that, as Commons was recently presented by Mr, Ireland in the course of last week, and the morning tuciii, by vrhich the the editor of the Deedcs, that to the lords will shortly be b of ono of twent;twent;t: two latter were killed, thc more of its members in search of independence and Tablet, a which paper the alleged y the the pu blic hoards assorted that libel was first Earl of Romney. per cent, of them were paupers and beggars, gars, J^LBLSSt^ ...... -.- ¦.,.-^,- .. ¦- ¦ ¦¦ , ¦¦ . .. ¦..._ . . 4,..,, ^^ 11Ii::: _^ ' - ¦ - '*s; ¦¦ ¦ - , ¦ TIIE» THE SILK-DRESILK-DRESSERSSSERS OF THE TJXITPfl! must.n«i\nnvLih. -vse::'" 'Wi„v™. • '. . ~i 1 '• - 'rt'-™-. - - . .ZOZZLJ! '" - "- -mm, .,', THE)¦ THE THE UNITED must not look-to these. What we wan \our petitioner ' KINGDOM. t -is a sys- to now solicits the attentiohof your ;als'. with that of the rebels tem for the«gulation Of tbe suppl • n^i nouse the bw convicted capitally bshod now y of labour and b treatment be experienced when *mjp m'ar $JAvUaro *ttt e e 0 1'6 0 were spare(i bv f or nearly two months. It must have br-ca we must have it, if we intead to do well. Call endea>'Ouring to obtain by tho .%': ?! F¦ " '.^ the seen by nil the officers of tlm colonial ,—In reviewing the your- some alleviation of his suf- f - Lord l'™gton. In the department Pitiof eliow-Men workings of our selves together. then, at your different shops, enrol ferings Pn the 19th clemency O ' ° . matter of and yet tho hon. gentleman had just told Societies and examining . of March, 1819/ petitioner, MOSDAY, Mat 2D. ' !'at Kanav upon which, ho observed thorn, for *de's je's the present state yourselves in tbe National Association lth UMten the priest sho .' , ei'y first liinp ra we feel constrained to of Trades, finding his hea unable to bear (he treatmen t in- L than judicial murder /»ni < of the extraordinary mistake. tbe tr the trade, make an appeal and then let as communicate "• member (Mr. a «pUi» «pirifc of nnity and fraternity,believing it im- then threatened with ad- ? enm1 « th0 representa- of a.proctor. Tbe conduct of Sir A. Oliphant was R^lLfL?^ ^ L to our Yours in Unity and Fraternity, ' ditional severities of an Uv S ftflteTr -2 ' i^ibtyssible maiatain present position unless we aggravated character, if he incotish.tent with the culpability of Lord Tor- falsification of a return cither ' Tee Silk Dressers op Leeds, did hot'cease complaining was aem nat the colonial e»UV!g»!lv combine for our mutual benefit and welfare. of his sufferings; he rington, who, as the whole evidence proved, had department, or . the bead of In connexion with the National Association even told he would be set the that depar me, ? or «It a universally acknowledged that theremune- to scrub the floors of exercised a wise discretion, and woul d , had he agamst some clerk connected with It of United Trades. convicts' cells. Petitioner then applied for leave the' it/and then ho of labour, like the articles it produces t^S£S2!™* Duke of WEUiNom, the acted otherwise in the peculiar emergency, have had added, " What a department th ft ,„» ItZ ;tion ition , de- to see the prison rules but even this was denied upon supply and demand, and unless , been guilty of a dereliction of duty. As to thc allow the falsification of the returns b ads lends we can him. Petitioner then y an offi cer " rise erise some means to regulate the number STRIKE OF THE GLASGOW PACKERS desired to see his solicitor, b d,a confiscations, except the two cases of Kilomo and (Hear, hear.) JN'ow, the hon . gentleman' of ap- . or to write partial »roduction the *attention eatitteatices, a redaction in wages is inevitable to him, but was refused . Petitioner SS.S?BB'5; * Golahclla, there hud been no instance of actual had been long directed to this error/as it appeared . The then asked leave to petition your hon. house which * c ramittoe on ik bilk business was perhaps never more TO THE CLOTH LAPPERS OF GLASGOY , ?nhr piS! * ? t!l° Episcopal and Capi- confiscation of property, Mr. Murphy then di- to be in . the printed paper, and not in the ori»ioal flourishing was prohibited by the visiting justices, although he aB se ient Bin as nominated an than now, and yet there are numbers NOW OX STRIKE. 5h?™SSl!!r% -£ f ^ on verged into a collateral history, in which Mr. document. The hop. member had not taken" the out of work stated, as one reason among many adduced for so U 6 Eart 0f 0AHM8LB. ceiveceiving the support of the Tramp Society, BaMHBaH asd Feixow Tradesmen,—I have beei Vk?f? i Elliott, the editor of the Colombo Observer, Mr. trouble to make an inquiry which might have sa- and doing, that he had several serious charges to make F Sberies (Scotland ) Bill was read a j lesinlessthe demand for dressers increases in a informed in Manchester that you are contend!!!; JKiT i, John Selby, the brother of the Queen's advocate, tisfied him on the su bject, but had reserved the ratio against them (tho visiting justices) themselves. m°«on of the buke of Auotll. ivomevond precedent, there -will very soon be with a number of your employers for an abbrevia Th hS / v ""L at and tho notorious Tickery Banda , were the chief matter to make an impression on the house. ("Oh, consiue- , Petitioner then applied to the board to know VS tben a quarter blyably more, as they are being brought tion of your hours of labour. liWcloct? ^"" .ed to airents, which , he alleged , was connected with a oh.") He (Sir G. Grey) blushed for the House of into the under what clause, of what act , he was pre- eig ad^tade, at the different shops, in I need not remind you of the injury strikes cabal against the Governor. If Lord Torrington, Commons that it contained a gentleman who would , multitudes. The di vented writing, for the purpose named, to the llODSE OF COMMOKS.-Mr. More O'Ferrall indi»ndition of onr trade is truly alarming both to employer and employed, and after acting to the best of his ability and with the after the explanation that had been given—(loud This ad- that sucl judge who sentenced him, and from petitioning took nis seat as the member for the county of Long- soundest motives y ditional surplus labour will, in a short time things should only be resorted to when all othe , leaving the island in a state of cries of " ord er, order," and " oh, oh,' iu the midst; be in parliament. Tho board refused even to answer prosperity, was to be visited with censure of which Sir G. Grey e mhe mirket,-competing with us, and probably means fail. The bitter experience of your brethrei his Eacusunrou Twins , tho sat down.) sun- questions. Petitioner was further told that he But-Tho consideration Ilouse would establish a fearful Mr. Bailhe .antplanting some of us. What are we the cotton spinners, as well as too many instance, ,D£0n3mJ"ee 0f this precedent, and wished to know from the Speaker if to do the/? should not be admitted to see the visiting justices r. oili having been resumed, tho sooner wo :a *ira we to be supported by them, or are of other trades throughout tho country, will havi Mr. - Jft Uuagh gave up our colonial empire the he thought the right hon. gentleman (Sir G. Grey) we to sup- at their weekly board-day, though the act and the moved as an amendment the better. in order ; because he (Mr. llaillie) did not irt sort them by our Tramp and other taught you instruction enough, and at a price toi omission of two , and if ho Societies ? prison rules alike specify such to be the right of words in the first clause, by which Mr. Ker Setmer repudiated all party feeling were in order in that house—(" nrouw juu »iu concur with us dear to pay ior except by compulsion. I say this, the titles assumed Order, order," that surplus labour prisoners. Petitioner had never abused that right, under the papal rescript were upon-this question, which in his op d " Oh, " and groat this the cause of aU the because many employers would make the world declared simply void inion, involve oh, uproar.) remedial evils we have to and had previously to such refusal (during a period " ," instead of being enacted thc prosperi ty, perhaps the very existence of Tho Si-baker mttMDtend with ; ,t places believe that workmen are unreasoning beings " unlawful and'void." , our said that tlie right hon. baronet (Sir the workman entirely at , and of ten months) applied duly four times to see the colonial empire, which required good G. Grey le nhe will of the master would commence strikes on every trivial occasion, After some discussion government, ) had . not, ho thought, transgressed tho ; compels him to submit to magistrates. The governor thus arrogated the the house divided , and the and this, m a colony like Ceylon rules of the If thll that he may neither knowing nor caring what injury they might amendmen t was , meant a good house. impose ; liable to be discharged at right to himself of admitting a prisoner to see the negatived by a majority of 170 to governor. His impression from Gkky jy »ny moment should commit upon themselves, or any one else. What 4o—"lou. the evidence was, Sir G. had not used any observation which he venture to murmur, as the magistrates or not, at his pleasure. Petitioner was that tho insurrection was not ori inally considered the hon . gentleman npfemployer well knows might have been the character of working men Mr. Kbooh g (Mr. Bailiie) could at all con- there are others out of work, further tofd if in his quarterly interviews with his wife moved the insertion after the word of importance, but that it had been afterwards ex- sider personal. (Oh , oh.) He id snd ready to fill twenty years ago, I will not say ; for I dare aver «« void of the would not repeat his place. , he alluded at all to his treatment in prison, he words "in England," thereby ex- aggerated. It was alleged by Lord Torrington that the word " blush " hut he did flr that both masters and men bare not been perfect. . empting Ireland , regret tlm any hon . °rkmen ~0ar Pros eet » deplorable, would immediately be forced from her presence, from the operation of the clause. martial law was a humane measure gentleman , af ter thc complete i?d sadf -r1T-if ' ? But for the workmen throughout our kingdom now The amendment ; whereas explanation which this state of things continue—if avaricious though the act gives no such power. ' Petitioner was opposed by Lord J. Russell. Colonel Braybrooke and the Queen' a had been afforded I will say, they,as much as their employers, are ' s Advoc te aa respected that department enmen are allowed to produce labour bj * wholesale,' was desirous of acquainting some members ofyouv On a division the vote passed in tlio uc.g«twe, stated ttat the people had been driven b which had been deliberately * ireoreless of the repugnant to strikes. y it from cbarced as falsifying a consequences to themselves, their bon. house with the treatment, ho experienced and there appearing, for the amendment 3d, against 84. their homes, and were afra id to come back. This return, could say that ho was as ' Bnt when masters—as they are called—will not , fullv vindicated in ppupprentic , and tbe trade at large, so that they se- accordingly, in his quarterly letter, directed his wife A further amendment was then proposed by Mr. question, Mr. Seymer remarked, affected the Colo- making that charge by the statement listen to the modest proposals of their workpeople, of his hon. cnncnre the ' hltny lucre/ or, in other words, a few to write to Mr. WaRley, Mr. G. Thompson and Mr. Khoqh, by which it would be declared that nothing nial office more than Lord Torrington , and ho friend (Mr. Hawes). He (Mr. Bailiie) but meet them with contempt, and treat them as , contained ) in mi ht him- sbilshillings per week advantage over their fellow F. O Connor, requesting them to come and see him the .clause should prevent tho free pointed out instances in which the conduct of that self have had recourse to the original d ^ men—we repeat if brute beasts, there is noother resource but to cease action of the ' ocumen t, worwork , this state of things conti- at the quarterly period of seeing visitors. The pri- Catholic prelates in Ireland, as re- office , with reference to this inquiry, was in his opi- and have ascertained that it did not pass through nuenne, we shall all soon ben tterij ruined. Ifjill wereto labouring for them, until such tithe as circumstan- soner was warned to desist garded their sp iritual functions. ces and difficulties bring them to their senses. As , since it would, he was nion censurable. The proceeding of Lord Grey he thc Colonial-office at all. (Hear, hear.) He ( Sir aetaet as those men, where would be tbe advantage ? told, be highly injurious to him The amendmen t was' opposed by the AironsEr- a Manchester calenderer and maker-up, I feel my- to see those gentle- thought was the most important part of the ques- G. Grey) regretted that he did not make that in- Wo Would it not very soon be, as in some places it men ; ever) obstacle was thrown in the way GKNBnAL, who contended that no interference would quiry, and regretted also that the bon . member self interested in your struggle, and alhougb distant of the tion. When other colonies found that conduct such is lis already, that they would have to work for as interview, and, as petitioner persisted he exercised by the present bill with any spiritual as Lord Torrington'a bad been entirely should say he was fully vindicated in making the from you, I long for the successful accomplishment , thegovernor approved " aiuaiuch less per pound in proportion to the privilege? With his own hand, added ' functions of the Catholic bishops, unless exercised by the Colonial Secretary, the effect would be charge. (Cheers, and " hear, hear.") of your desires. I think my brethren here have aparagraph to petitioner s TfeTfe contend that it would, and that the consequen- letter, warning his wife not to writeto under the prohibited titles. serious. Mr. Baillik.—Tho right hon , shown you they are not men but those gentle- gentleman had said ce! ces would not end here, f or the surplus labour thus that of words only, men under peril of being A long discussion ensued, after which a division that he (Mr. Bailiie) could have that they ara willing to set apart a portion of their herself forbidden to see Earl Gkosvenok shortl y defended Lord Torring- had recourse to the p« produced, being brought into competition with the her husband at the periods was called, and the amendment thrown out by a earnings to support your families prescribed by law. Pe- ton. . original document, but the original document was otl other, would have the effect of reducing the wages , so long as yon t I0n wife majority of 344 to 55). . in tho Colonial-office. require it. v ?'i » alarmfid at the . communication , .. Mr. RoBnucK, notwithstanding the circumstances sti still farther, which has been the case in many obeyed the governor' Tlie next amendment was proposed by Mr. Sad- connected with the appointment of Lord Torring- Mr. lhwB3.—So, no. My opinion is that when one trade is thrown into sinjunction , and petitioner had in trade.*. , the greatest difficulty in LEIB, to the effect that no 'legal proceeding should Mr. BAiuiB said , that the right- hon baronet had such unfortunate circumstances as acquainting the gentlemen ton, felt it to be his duty, after going through the . We do not assert that all men who have taken you are, all the named with his desire for an interview. Petirioner take place under the act for anything done in pur- evidence, to vote against the motion misunderstood his (Mr. Baillie' statement, lie rest of the trades ia the empire should fly to its . Ceylon was s) sp spprentices were actuated by motives of selfishness, faded m obtaining attention to his case owing suance of the practice ,in ¦ use anterior to the ¦year termed a colony, but it was not so; it was an (Mr . Bailiie) had said that the honourable succour, we should then have an end; to strikes , to the i ¦ • ¦ ' ¦ • ' ¦ • . '' out- gentle- fa far eircnmsiaaees under our present isolated con- , impossibility of again convey ing 1850. % - . man (Mr. Hawes) had made no explanation which and masters would condescend to reason with us: information as to lying possession , densely peopled with ?arioua di ition have induced men to do contrary to their his treatment, and that treatment now Being discussed and carried to a division, this races differing ion had vindicated his own character, and the charac- Hoping you will keep up your hearts, and not became more ¦¦ from us in language and relig , fishes ; hut we hope and trust that you all see the severe than ever. Petitioner was told was also negatived, by 278 to 47. " which had been gained by. the sword and ter of the house. But he ( Mr. Bailiie) had also forget your brethren in prison and that you will if in his was main- Vtecessity of organization, for the time is now come , Quarterly letters he alluded Some further discussion was followed by'a motion tained by force. Different tests were to he said that he was justified in making the statement organise yourselves as we have to his treatment those applied «; vfhen we must unite, and devise or adopt some done, that you may letters would be suppressed. of Mr. Refolds, that the chairman report pro- he had done, seeing blustering \ to such a possession aud io a colony. He should that the documen t had been y means to stay the progress of the present evils, bid a bold and stern' defiance io every The weekly payment of money being gress, to which two months printed. or tyrant in tbe future, ! I remain seven days testa government like that of Ceylon, hot by rules ( Hear, Hear.) r we shall soon be involved in greater difficulties. , in arrear, petitioner was ordered forthwith Lord J. Russm acceded, with the observation Mr. Hawes had understood the honourable Your Brother in Heart and Pocket to re- applicable to constitutional governments, but by mem- i Suppose there are 300 dressersin the trade, and , sume oakum-picking, though his healt that the debate had been lingered out to a late hour the result ; and the question ber to say that this document having been printed Thomas Dickikson. h rendered , therefore, was whe- d every one take an apprenticefor five years—and if bun unequal to the labour, and his eyesi (nearly one O'clock) with a repetition of amend- ther security had been obtained there ot the least for a great length of time, must havo come under 50, Wood-street, Dolefield, Manchester. ght was & one has a right, in justice all have—at the end of seriously injured by tbe glare of the whitewashed ments all turning on the same point. expense of pain and suffering to the community. the notice of the Colonial-office ; and therefore 1 that time there would be a surplus of 300 in our la- cell. Petitioner then said.that, since, on bis oath, The house then resumed, and shortly afterwards Although the obligations of the Sing of Kandy, that the error might have been corrected . Tho ! bow market; but we will not venture to say whe- PBISOtf DISCIPLINE. he believed his treatment to be contrrry to his sen- adjourned. who maintained the priesthood, had devolved upon document, however, had never been in the Colonial •i ther tbe apprentices, or we who take them as ap- tence ; since he was prohibited from writing to his TUESDAY, May 27. us, our policy had weakened their power and de- office. It had come from Ceylon and passed into ; prentices. judge to ask if such was the case ; since he was HOUSE OF LORDS.—Pontic-HousES (Scotland) stroyed that of the chiefs av.d head men, and all the hands of the committee, and from the commit- When we consider the workingsof the trade f or The following Petition of Mr. Ernest Jones, prevented from petitioning Parliament, acquainting Bitt,.—Lord Kiskaibd moved those classes had been exasperated against us. Mr. tee to the House of Commons. From tho archives last few the second reading of the years, -we are astonished to see the presented to the Honse of Commons by Lord his solicitor, friends, or relatives, appealing to the this bill, which was the same measure that passed Roebuck thim described the difficulties which besot of the Ilouse of Commons he (Mr. Hawes (had great change that has taken place, amounting, we Dudley Stuart, has been printed with the magistrates, or even alluding to his treatment in through their lordships' house last session, and Lord Torrington when he assumed the government taken it. Mr W may say. to a revolution. It is considered a trade votes. his usual letters ; and since his health was rapidly was afterwards withdrawn'in the other house of par- of the island, which he represented as a hotbed of .. . Milks, amidst a scene of great uproar, above aR others most injurious to health ; and for- sinking under the infliction , he, on his part, refuse d liament on account of the, lateness of the session insubordination, discontent, and intrigue, and he maintained that the Colonial-office was responsible The humble petition of Ernest Cbarles Jones . merly we could earn- a good living by- moderate ^ , of to perform forced labour, but at the same time ex- Tho Earl of Minto supported the secon d reading then examined - the grounds upon which Mr. in all colonial matters, and was, therefore implica- jrarkinft as the prices the Middle Temple, barrister-at-law, showeth,— ted in this-transaction. were double, or more than pressed his willingness to pick oakum forthwith, of the bill, but wished it to. be, referred to a select Bailiie rested his, resolutions. The evidence nega- SO, to the present ' ' Yiscount Palmerston conceived the Colonial-of- prices; consequently we have That your petitioner for a speech delivered by him upon his being allowed to write to his judge or to committee. ' • , -.. tived the allegation that martial law had been un- row to work with all our might to earn: a comfort- in June, 184S, was sentenced, at the July sessions petition your honourable house. Petitioner here Lord KufNAinn would accede to that suggestion, necessarily proclaimed .; tlie tribunals had been ad- fice, from the explanations which had been given able subsistence ; and, as a natural consequence, in of the same year, by the then Chief Justice, to be begs to observe, that in no one instance during the had not the hilL beeii well considered last session. ministered it.were eviden t and safe, and their pro- was entirely blameless in this matter. It appeared . that there had been a differ ence between a sack an unwholesome atmosphere, many of us are imprisoned for two years and one week, io other entire period of his imprisonment did he knowingly There 'was, therefore no. reason to refer _ it to a ceedings deserved ho censure, nor was there any written ¦ ¦ , iven into the committee and the saperannuated, or, to use a common phrase, punishment being embraced in the sentence, but break a single rule of the prison ; and in the case select committee how.' .. . ' . . - . -. . evidence that while martial law- continued the pun- paper g printed "mashed up " at fire and thirty. raceiving while in the dock, in reply to a question alluded to, be believed his treatment to he contrary The Diiko of Anoni. and the Earl of EatitriouN ishments were unnecessarily cruel. A priest had copy of that paper as inserted in the bills. If that a . paper had been given in by thc Colonial-office it Who, we sk, are the parties receiving the bene- asked, repeated' assurences of considerate and to his sentence, but even then resisted it onl be- also supported the second reading of the bill. been shot, it was true, in his sacerdotal robe ; this y ' ffouldnot have been to blamo because fit of this change? The manufacturers are not, lenient treatment: cause the common right of every prisoner was The Earl of Minto observed, that it was not the rdbo was a .vest of yellow calico, and had it been re- tho paper had reither are their workpeople. We maintainth at lour petitioner was subsequently conveyed to denied him, and both the laws of the country and intention of government to offer.: any obstructions moved he would have been left naked. But, if a been perfectly correct But the paper had not been redaction in wages is no benefit to any one, or any Tothill-fields Prison, Westminster, and there, rules of the prison were set aside by tho authorities. to the bill at this stage ; hut there wero some de- priest engaged in rebellion and was convicted , ho given in by them, so that if it had been wrong the Colonial-office would not have been chargeable psrt of society. Suppose for instance that one ma- during the entire period to which he was sentenced, Petitioner was hereupon, on the 3rd day of May, tails which would require.alteration in committee. should bo executed as a priest, by way of example. with Eifacwrer reduces wages, are not the others com- kept in separate confinement on the silent system, 1849, ordered by the governor to be locked After some observations from the Duke of Ricur Then, did Lord Torrington continue martial law any wrong. It had been in the printed copy, where up in a the words ditto ditto " had been inserted pelled to do so too, in order to meet each other in which was enforced with such rigour that he was refractory cell on bread and water mosd and thc Duke of . Buccleuch, the bill was too long ? There was no proof of this ; in short, " , , that , without books. the mistake had occurred. The House of the market? The consequence is that the goods severely repremanded for even reading the Bible to On inquiring "for how long a time ?" the read a second time and ordered to be committed on there was nothing in the three blue books, except Com* governor , mons printed become reduced in price, in tbe same proportion as himself, though iri a scarcely audible voice. Your replied, " As long as I choose. Friday. . afterthoughts, which impugned the conduct of that tho document and not the Colo- J put you in at my nial-office and if blame attached to any one vises were, without any benefit to the manufac- petitioner was further compelled to pick oakum, pleasure, and I take you out nt my pleasure." The house then adjourned to Friday. noble lord. , (and he was not say that blame did attach to turer, and the inference is, that as most of silken which he did on his arrival, and which labour was Petitioner was then sei2ed by the neck and HOUSE: OF COMMONS.-Ebsest Jo.vxs.-Lord Mr. Hume declined . tp regard Ceylon , with Mr. ing anyone) it was surely to the chairman of thc committee— >aols are exported, the rich foreigner receives the remitted only in consideration of a weekly payment ankles, and forced towards . the: door Dudley Stuart presented a petition from Ernest Tjtbebuck, as a possession to be ruled without of tho ("hear hter) — under whose ieaefifc at the expense of the poor English artizan. of monev. lie was made to wear the same .dress ward, where he was kept Jones, barrister-at-law, praying for an inquiry, into constitutional government, and differed from his , hear " and laug au- during three days in a spices thc report containing the erroneous docu- The interests, therefore, of masters and workmen and parti-coloured cap as culprits guilty of heinous refractory cell, by the governor s the treatment he was subjected to while imprisoned theory, that if the island was kept quiet this re- order, though ment had been . made. • Hear, hear.) As the are co-existentand inseparable; for if masters had offences, and marched about the prison in the same the act expressly provides that for a misdemeanour in Tothill-fields Prison, and was sult was sufficient. When Ceylon was conquered , chair* no prisoner shall man of the committee, he ( Mr. Bailiie) oug sen working for nothing they would gain no- ad- files with common felons, subjected to convict dis- be locked in a refractory cell-on ordered to be printed with the votes; we pledged .ourselves to govern it according to cer- ht to bread and water, ( have known that the document did not at all vantage, as competition in the market would reduce cipline so rigorous as to make an involuntary smile, except by order of two or more of her Majesty' The ,Cbylon. IxQuinY.—Mr, H. Bailhb then rose tain rules, and the question was whether Lord come s from the Colonial-office, but from another quarter fee article thus produced in proportion. Compe- turning tbe head to the right or left , or folding the justices of the peace. Petitioner was in the sur- to move the following resolutions :— Torrington , had violated those rules, and disregar- . tition with masters is also encouraged by surplus arms a punishable offence ; supplied with indi geon's- hands ded , the dictates of humanity as well as the inte- Lord G. Hamilton asked the house to mark the ges- , for several weeks after that, and on " That this.house, having taken into its conside- contrast between tho tone of the remarks hoonr, for petty capitalists, who do nothing at tible and unwholesome f ood, to the serious injury somewhat recovering (tbe ration' the: evidence adduced before the ^select com- rests of the colony. Applying himself to the evi- which infirmary books will had just been , and that of tho&e which Other times, are ready to take advantage of brisk of his health ; not allowed a fork, being obliged to show, by the nature of mittee appointed to inquire into the affairs of Cey- dence, Mr.' . Hume complained that much of it made had the medicines administered, fallen from the right honourable trade, knowing that they can command plenty of use his fingers'instead ; and not furnished.with suf- that petitioner's illness must lon , is ..of opinion .that, the punishments inflicted favourable to Lord Torrington had been concocted gentleman (Sir ' have been severe) he ' G. Grey.) (Uproar). He thought the honourable iibonr at any time, and thereby glut the market ficient underclothing for health and cleanliness. . was again sent for six days- to a solitary cell on during tho.late .disturbances in that island wore ex- between him and Sir E. Tcnnent. He contended , gentleman the Under secretary for the causing reaction and depression. During the greater part of the months of bread and water, without books having cessive and uncalled for. that there had been no ; rebellion ; disturbances , Colonies, , even his had made use of terms which he Again, sdken goods are appreciated for their November and December, 1848 (which were re- Bible taken away. Petitioner was " That this house is of opinion that the execution .there had been, but they were caused by taxes im- ought not to have seriously ill of a . , and had deviated from that honourable casttiaess more than utility, and worn as articles of markably severe); your petitioner was kept with- bowel complaint at the of eighteen persons, and ;the. imprisonment trans- posed by Lord Torringnton, as shown by Sir E. used course time; the cholera was then , which he ought to pursue. If it took the ornament, and this ia another reason to support out fire, and with the same clothing as- in the raging at its hei portation , and . corporal punishment Of 140 other Teiinent, who admitted that the people when they honoura- the ght, the infirmary being then so full rable gentleman prices. Seeing then that it is no height of summer, in a day cell, two windows of that patients were lying persons on this occasion, are at variance with the assembled were, unarmed, and that " no disaffection , the Under Secretary f or tbe Colo- permanent benefit in the common cells, and one nies three to any party to reduce wages what a which were uuglazed, having merely shutters, died near the refractory cell in which petitioner was merciful administration of the British penal laws, existed in tho country." The taxes enforced upon hours, notwithstanding his official , gratification and knowled :t must be to the generous its doors (which closed imperfectly) opening locked. Two political fellow prisoners Sharps and and not calculated to seoure the future affection and the priests were peculiarly unjust in conjunction ge, to ascertain how this mistake had master when he can , arisen, how was his honourable friend aiord to pay good -wages and see his workpeople directly on the' prison yard. In neither winter Williams, received the same sentence from the board fidelity of her.Majesty's colonial subjects.. with the injud icious policy adopted by Lord Tor- to know well-fed weIi-«Iotned, and during his detention was any addition, for the same cause " That this house is , of opinion that these seve- rington towards that body by direction of Earl it ? The noble lord said, as his honourable happy. Sttrely he must even in the , at the same time as petitioner ; friend was chairman of the committee feel the sathikction of a most rigorous weather, made to the clothing he rities, are the. more sincerely . to be deprecated as Grey . The proclamation of martial law,which was he must hava father who delights in the they were in good health when thus sentenced, but recollected it but though he was chairman of prosperity of his children wore in summer. Your petitioner was further both died immediately they were exercised after the suppression of the not warranted by. any evidence of jtsntcsssity, was, , the . after the completion of that committee he was constantly outvoted Work-fellows we forced during the chief period of his imprisonment sentence, and the disturbances,- during which none of her Majesty's he contended, an abuse of power; the disturbances , , and it was , again refer to surplus labour ; , , inquest commented on the seve- not to be and ask to sleep in a small,ni ht cell about six feet wide rity of the treatment. troops or public servants were killed, and only one might have been dispersed by tlie civil arm. Tbe expected that he should watch over every , how can these men, who produce it, justify g , document. . their by eight f eet long, in a thorough draught, between At the expiration of the six days soldier .slightly wounded . . responsibility of issuing this proclamation rested conduct ? It is contrary to justice, philan- petitioner Tho AttokNkT-General said the noble lord thropy, humanity, and Christianity the window and the door ; the former fitting so was sentenced to be sent back to the refractory " That this house is of, opinion that the conduct with Lord .Torrington and General Smelt. To the who : they care not cell had just sat down had complained of undue warmth for the welfare of their apprentices badly as to admit tbe rain, and the latter, as did under tbe same treatment - of the. late Governor of ,Ceylon,-in keeping in force employment of Colonel Drought in the disturbed , for they are , but the payment of on that side of thc house. How had the warmth atrare that U is adding surplus also two large gratings , of about one foot square money and the dangerous martial law! for ! two months after, his chief lega l districts—an inexperienced officer—instead of Colo- labour to surplus la- state of his health pre- arisen ? A charge was delibera tely made by bour, which is thc means of reducing each in that cell where he w.isprinci pall vented the. sen tea ce from being- carried into effect. adviser 'had . recommended"its discontinuance, and nel Braybrooke, Mri Dume attributed the irregu- the wages, and by y confined hon. member for Inverness against the during both winters directly on the outer From that period during -which poi'iod 'the civil courts were sitting larities of tho courts martial at Matele, which, he his hon. friend time thoy are loose, will probably only be able , opening , as the infirmary books will tes- the representative of the Colonial-office to air. Such was the damp and fog in these tif without danger or interruption and also his refusal said would disgrace any country ; and he expres- of having earn a mere pittance, and perhaps in getting cells y, petitioner never recovered his health, and he , y and deliberately falsified documents. (Hear. work during winter-that your petitioner has of mornings of a sed . his astonishment that Earl Grey should have wilfull ) supplant others, or, which is more likely, not feels convinced that, had his imprisonment lasted a to allow, a short delay in the execution priest, That was no light charge ; it affected the character get work at all. All brushed the dew off his blanket, and suffered from short time at the request of Queen's Advocate who wished approved of the executions—murd ers, as he called engaged in the trade suffer by longer than the -period of bis sentence, .the. , of those who were implicated in it as gentlemen and tin competition. It the humidity of his clothing. Your petitioner he would never have further investigation into the case, was in the high- tbeni—confiscations and outrages which had taken is inhuman to induce appren- quitted the prison with life. as men of honour as well as of public wen, and in tices to petitioner therefore prays your hon. bouse est degree arbitrary and oppressive. place under martia l law. In conclusion he main- spend the most valuable part of their life- thence became afflicted with tic-douleareux and Your^ support of that charge the hon. gentleman referred almost to deprive him of to grant some investi " That this house is therefore of opinion that.the tained that - the house had sufficient proof before time merely to gratify the selfish desires of those rheumatism, so severe as gation of the treatment to to a certain document in the printed evidence the "use of his limbs ; notwithstanding this which he was subjected conduct of Earl Grey, ing . her Majesty 's it to affirm all the resolutions. . The 2Uin, and compelled to spend the remainder of their , his cell ; by which the authority of in signify hon. gentleman, whose character -was affected , had iays in poverty and wretchedness. was not changed while suffering thus approbation Lord Torrington Sir J. Ilooa moved the adjournment of the How can you, , till shortly the jud ge was superseded, by which the rules of the of the conduct of . received no notice on thc part of the hon. gentle- «e ask reconcile these actions with ' before his leaving the prison during and subsequent to the disturbances, was pre- debate. . the great doc- , and, though afflicted prison were violated, the laws oi thecountry broken, man of his intention to bring it before the house. trine of christknity, during cipitate and injudicious, tending to establish prece- Mr. Hawes rose, and requested the attention of " As ye would that men should fire winter months with the. most aggra- and by which the health of the prisoner was ruined, Jfow, he (the Attorney-General contended that to dents of rigour and severity m the government oi the house to a personal , matter. Upon the general com- unto yon, do ye also unto them?" Consider vated attack of neuralgia, he was compelled to and. his life imperilled—an investigation that may mon fairness between man and man, and between *be.e consequences ; imagine yourselves in rise at a quarter past six in the morning, and even prevent similar injuries from being inflicted on her Majesty's foreign-possessions, and injurious to question he would be prepared to speak on a future = the con- other gentleman and gentleman , required that when a dition of your work-fellows who in snow or rain to' walk through two yards, and prisoners in future. tho character, of this .country for justice and huma- evening. A charge had been made against him by , are sufficiently ( man was about to be thus grievously assailed, some own work wash ' ' .. ' . the hon. member ,Mr. Bailiie) to the effec t that he a-lustrions to do their , then ask your- and dress in the open air, under a recess in And your petitioner, as in duty bound, will ever nity." . ,. given to bim. Now mark thc wall. a question in had been guilty of the falsification of documents intimation should be the selves if yon would like them to do by you as you pray, &c. Eitsxsr Chabi.es Joses. He observed that this was ho longer position'in which his hon. friend was laced Your of the . colony were alone con- which he had laid , or had been the means of laying, p . By *re now doing by them ? Your conduct proves that petitioner was by this treatment reduced to which the interests singular good fortune and diligence ho had been fob would not because you are not satisfied with a state of health so precarious that ho lost -IGlb. cerned, illnvolved'tiie interests of all our.colonies, before the committee, or on the table , of the house. , in ' able to produce tbe document , before the house. If ?qisl Alas ! Christianity with snch men weight in seven weeks, as the infirmary-books will the honour and character of the country, and the The hon. gentleman (Mr. .Bailiie) had said, "I privileges. Wbawbv PAurEns.—Two paupers, Ann and Jan e he could not have done so, it would have gone forth is b We have lad prove, and was unable . to walk across.'his cell ; conduct of a committee of that , house ; and these charge the hon. gentleman the Under-Secretary for ecome another name for avarice!' Grieve, mother and daughter, the one above ei . to the country that there had been a falsification of of the Tramp and Ei«i- tbe surgeon was compelled to order him into, ghty, were the grounds upon which he had felt it to be his the Colonies " nsetinirs in consideration' the and the other about fifty years of agej documents ; and that was a state of things that Was ' inion that they iufivnv.wy, where he remained nineteen weeks have resided duty, as chairman of the Ceylon' Committee, to Mr. Bailije (interrupting Mr..IIawes)—I charged gmuon Societies, and we ave of op , at (says our Wooler correspondent) for ; somo ' calculated to excite warmth in any man. It turned two intervals. On leaving time in bring the question before the; house. He began by the Colonial-office with having sent out a Paper s:coutage the cause of our present evils, because the infirmary the first Duke of Northumberland' ' out that there had been a mistake made on the ume, no alteration being one of the . s cottages in giving a detailed history of the proceedings of the which was falsified. (Oh , oh ; and hear, hear). part ttiey ass-st in removing the surplus labour from made in his treatment, Cbatton from which parish they had received relief of the printer by putting the word "ditto " the consequence was the surgeon . committee, and of the circumstances under which Mr. uawfis.—Th e hon. gentleman said now that where those who produce it into other localities, and hy was obliged to upwards of thirty years. .. Their house had " " ditto " ought not to have been. It did not send him hack, after the lapse of a fortnight got into certain documentary evidence came before'them , he charged the Colonial department, or some per- come tiisnwans make room for other apprentices, and at , in a rather dilapidated state in consequence of from the Colon'al-ofnce at all a more dangerous state than before. , which and then addressed himself to the other branch ,ol son ju that departmen t.. Be (Mr. Ilawes) repre- , but from th e Colo- 0:r expense,observe ! We contend that paying so During part mother and daughter were removed nial Secretary in Ceylon. He should have thought of this time, as he then asserted to Gleudale subject—th e'rcsult'of the committee's inquiry. sented that department, and ho would refute the 3»;h to men out of work is equivalent to a reduc on his bath, and the . the hon. member for Inverness would have hastened as he still believes, his life was in Union Workhouse on the 2oth ult. ; and, as is cus- avoid, he said , matters of opinion , in- charge. (Loud Cheers.) The hon. gentleman , in tan in wajres. These Societies will most assuredly imminent danger; : He should to vise and express his profound regret his wife therefore petitioned tomary, they were put into the probationary wavd cludin" the origin of the outbreak , and tho oxpe- order to sustain the charge, bad referred to the Blue that he had wave io nothing, unless sosiething be done to re- for leave that Mr. changed. While the process beon the means of making a charge against the Cholmondeloy, of 3,'Xotting until washed and " " diency of declaring martial law • but he should call Book containing the .document connected with the cahte the supply of labour, which would obviate ham-placo, Itegent's- was going forward the old woman' personal honour of his hon friend. But ' who has attended petitioner aud his. s pocket droppnd upon the house to decide whether the manner in inquiry before the Ceylon Committee, where he the house tie cans j of all oar difficulties. We. therefore make park, family floor and the matron bad seen tho singular want of candour of the hon. ior twelve years, might be allowed to see him on the. , , thinking that it fell which martial law haVl been carried into effect could found it stated .that. Mr. Stewart, the Deputy k»11 to call your serious attention to this fsct.-that , but unusuall heavy, ht it into gentleman. was refused. Mr. Wakley, a member of your hon y broug the house where be justiSod, especially after the disturbances bad Queen's Advocate, had attended fourteen courts on by combining together we may yet save ourselves ; " . the overseer and master of the workhouse were. It Mr. Herries expected that the hon. and learned " house, applied as such, and in his medical capacity, ceased, and' when .the country was in a state of martial matters, whereas .he had . only appeared on the contrary, if we do not, we are sure was examined, and found to contain £i 9s.7d . The ' before four. ' lie (Mr . ITawcs) admitted,that gen tleman who had just sat down would havo used ' to sec petitioner, but was also refused permission, tvahrpivlUty.' 'After examining the nature of martial Mr. tJ fall, as thc tendency of wages is ever down- overseer said he believed thoy had still more money, ' a only appeared before four courts-mar- persuasive epithets, hut, instead oi that , he had Uv both the visiting justices and Sir George Grey. law,.and the circumstances which call .for the su b- Stewart h d . ?3rd= " and suspected they bad some in an old herring, kit tial. Since the lion, gentleman {Mr. Bailiie) had made a most violent attack, lie (Mr. Herries) did ' Your petitioner, after leaving the infirmary a sttttttiott' of courts martial for tlie ordinary tribur IK'lieviug wc arc makin* this appeal to a body of which they had brought in tlie cavt that conveyed made tho charge, he (Mr. 'llawcs) had obtained the not think it was incumbent on his hon. friend to second time, was (with the exception of obtaining, ' nals. 'ho described the modes by which the courts at Eea who see the urgent necessity of combining te- them from Chatton to Wpolcr. This, therefore, That document give notice that, in tho course , of his observations,- a larger night-cell) once more sub- ' Matele wove constituted , and their proceedings were original document... had not been stier f or our »nutu<2 welfare, we beg leave to call after a while, was also overhauled , and found to contain, along Hawes) lie mig ht speak of this document. He lamented treatment as before, the effect conducted , laying great stress upon the opinion ex- put in by him (Mr. ; it had not come from r?-.;r attention to the " National Association of je cted to the same with/some old wearing apparel, £M'0s. Id . Fu£ ' the Colonial-office ;. but |t had been placed before that his hon. friend was mistaken, as un doubtedly of which was the ruin of his jbcalth, and the in- ' ' pressed by thc Chief Justice of Ccylpn,.Sir A. Oli- lilted Trades " as a St society for the furtherance ' ther search was prosecuted, and in an old chest, 'nt. That flic country Was tranquil when the the Committee hy the Colonial Secretary for Cey- he was. Certainly there was no blame in the Colo- fliction of nervous and rheumatic complaints, pha '.ioar views ; it is founded uroa'ihe 6th George IV., which they had also brought with them, there were courts martial sat was proved 'by a proclamation of lon. . (Hear; Iipat' ' Moreover, it hail never, passed nial-office ; tho blame, if any, was wi th the correc- froai which hn is still suffering severely, and from ' .J tip. 129, which expressly states, " that it is lawful fet ratt, hidden in r.U sorts of vags, copper, silver, the Governor himself, After taxing Lord Torriiig- through the lonial-office, (Cheers and " Hear tor of thc press. It was impossible, however, to i which ho believes he can never wholly recover. " Pp , , prinybady of-men to combine together to keen gold, and notes, to the amoun t, of £91 9s.: C-Jd. ton jwitli misrepresentation ' Mr. Baillie charged the hear.") ThatVhowever was not all. Tho ori inal state that tho right hon. gcntloman (the Secretary ' Your petitioner further hega to state that (with , g •seir wages up, provided they do not use threats or Another chest had been left at Ciiatton, which .was Colonial-office with falsifying documents laid before document was perfectly correct. It showed that of State for the Homo Department) had: exhibited two exceptions) he was allowed to see any his usual co' Jtimidation to others to induce them to do so;" not brought to Wooler on the following day, .and found the house, and then adduced evidence of other; Mr. Stewart had appeared before four of the courts- urtesvi friend or relative more than ionr times in the year, . acts '- S. Buncombe, Esq., is chairman of the aforesaid to contain small parcels similat\to those already committed, he said, "by ,' the Governor of Ceylon martial only, and .the repetition of the word, " ditto Sir <3. Grey said fhe right hon. gentleman had onl presence of a turnkey, and for -Jeieiv, a gentleman of known honour and intcg- aud then y in the mentioned, which, when opened, turned .out. the under the supposed omnipotent- power.conferred —di tto," in the paper, was' the error of the printer expressed an opinion that the charge was altogether ! after the first ther.; was no -ty. The uxpeu-e of joining, contribution, itc, is twenty minutes each time ; that goodly sum of £12 8s. 10d., making in . all upon'him by martial law;—proclamations orderin« of the House 'of Commons. . (" Oh, oh ;" and without foundation—("No " )—that ~ three months he was not allowed to write a letter, ' antiated against i he Colo- ~* triflbiff:« to cijnie within the means of the poor- £1'25 17s. 0|d., of which £2S'was in notes, and £42 the confiscation ,of . lands , and, property, and car- .'! ilea r, hear.") Why, what further explanations charge that could bo subst " even to his wife, more than once a quarter the per- ' and that the hon..gentle- 5? of us ; the ailowance to be rcc-.-ived in case of ^ in gold, and the rest in silver and' copper. The ried into effe ct in the most oppressive manner could he,(Mr ; IIaw'cs)'giv'oT'(Cheers, and uproar.) nial-office in the matter, l mission of writing of tener, after the.period named, , par Grey ) had .now no "'i, wc believe will be f ound quire satisfactory ; clothes the women- had on when they reached ticularly in the cases of Dulawe The lion, gentleman .'-(M r., . llaillic) having been man was mistaken. He (Sir G. been withdrawn without petitioner's hari.'ig Dewi Xileme and regret that he should --' secretary, Mr. Wm. Peel, 259, Tottenbam- having Wooler were of a most wretched .character,, apd Goliihclla. He should then,' he said/, proceed 'to chairman of the Committee, was jnst as responsible hesitation in expressing his given any cause, or broken a single rule of the ' ' " expression that.could bo per- '•Jari-raid, London, will f eel pl«isur«in forwarding fi ltliv- in the extreme, especially the caps, which- show how human "life ' had been disposed of, ' and in the matter as he (Mr, I'lawes). The error was havo made use of any 5: : prison, but on the contrary; having been repea- ' hear.) . >y .«iov!r,;aion yoa may require, upon application. , they foughfrhara to keep possession of;.and said .with this view be-stated the of the Buddhist in the 'paper, printed, in the.Blue Book, and it must sonally offensive. .(Hear, . t tedly coalcieudcd for his conduct ; ihat> not oven . case . 1 ' djourned till Tn.ursday. . F-dlow-Bien, we are living in an ago of pregre--?, they liad no others ; yet, on searching the chests priest, whose execution Lord Torrington had re- he the error of' the piuter ahd the printer only, The debate was then a tanl all grades have during the fearful visitation of the cholera, though ' ' moved an address, pray ing that . sochl, and political; mea of already alluded to, they were found to possess no fused to' stay at the request of tbo chief la w offim' (Cheers..} The lion, 'gentleman (Mr. Bailiie) ough t Mr. 3. Stuart seir which wc petitioner made a special request to be allowed to ; . 'Mai 'stv would aud to the Commissioners ap- j protective societies, over some of , less a quantity than 362 caps (nearly pno for, [every of the colony, ; who '.had suggested that there w.is hot to have preferred the charge, so lightly as he hcr e «heve f or bear from home, was that request acceded-to ; that ^ pointed to 'inquire into the Court of Clraeery, two , peers of the realm preside, generally day jii the year), thirtyrnine h:lndkerchiefs, thirty- reason to bolieyo lie was innocent. ; Lastly, Mr. bad-done, lie (Mr. Haillie)>as bound to have in- be was during the first nineteen months of his im- ' ' .persons hot of the profession of the-, " - pjotection of capital. Is no» ©»:r labour onr two pockets, thirty-seycil aprons, twenty : Jwo shifts, Bailiie' referred, to tho despatches of Earl' Grey, cou qui red -intd lhb matter before ho brought'it forward, or more law, l prisonment net-allowed-the use of pen, instructions to.be given to the * ?:ul ? Then why .should wc-remainunprotected ? ink, or twelve bedso'wns," thirteen gowsif, six petticoats, veyiug'a.goner'a! approbation of the conduct of Lord and bound 'fo givchihi (Mr. Ilawes) information of and cause Commis- kt " paper (except for a few moments once a quarter for ~ " ; sions to direct their immediate attention to us unite, then, a;id keen picf with ihu ii sr.es, ' five shawls, dic. 1{ may be noticed' that .the gre-at Torrington m'relatioh to the' disturbances, which , his in tention to make such a' charge. If he had had the as the uf orssaid quarterly letter}; that though pett- 1 business before the Masters. , . , . . *-de treating oar masters wuii all due respect majority of tho articles of clothing were almost in the language," of his resolution, .'be considered .tlie courtesy to have informed him (Mr. Ilawes) of lioner's wife was so ill.as to be long in-danger of ' ' . Sir -I. Trollops seconded the motion. . . °» nubile benefactors, believiag our interests as useless bv being so long shut up, and in a .damp precipitate and injudicious " * injurious to his ihtfhtioh, he might have bcen saved the neces- . ; her life, permission was refused her to- inform her , " , and . ' . The Attoksky-Gesebai. objected to °'~6 let us prove to each other and the world at house. ' The niost wonderful part of .all the.affa»r the character of this country' justice and 'hu- sity of that, public refutation. (Cheers, and procccdino- te husband, or to communicate with him, and that ¦ for. ' with so important . a discussion at halfl st. that, while doing our duty to our masters is, the women seemed quite uuconscious of what manity." . . . . .:' . • '", . ' ,, .", ;¦ " heiir.") ,; , ; past one « whenever petitioner was himself dangerously ill, be o'clock, and moved that the 'debate ' :a societv, we are determined to be treated as such they-really possessed, for neither of them has ever, -. Mr', .ffcrgeant Murphy, '.avowing ' that he spoke Mr. Disraeli rose for the purpose of asking be adjourned was not able io acquaint his wife with his condition . unt il Monday, which was agreed . ¦ teerve. «nce their entrance, named money;to any one, ei> as the a'd vocste of Lord,Torriugton entered upon the nobie lord (Lord J. Russell).on what.day he in- to. until the time for writing his quarterly letter . had , The other business having ' I -Vw, as " actions speak louder than words," to eeptthe daughter," who asked the master if he, had a defence of his conduct . He cpiriplained that one tended to have the debate resumed ? He might been disposed of; the ^avince ' cime round. - house adjourned at a quarter to two o'clock. ofyou thntweare ra earnest, we, the sils. a not seen two shillings in an old tea-pot belonging particular part of'Lord .TorringtbYs .administra- also, however, remark that it was so far satisfactory - Such v»as the treatment to which your petitioner should be vin- v WEDNESDAY j^ers Leed?, have joined the above association to them. He told her he had, and would be respon- tion had been invidiously selected, for animadveVl lo'the hou?e that the ' Colonial-office; . ,lrv„ , May.28, . was subjected during t-vo years and one week, the ' ' ' thout entering into HOUSE OF r^ly to a man, ami wc hope the whole of you will sible for it, which seemed to relieve , her , from fur- sion , 'depriving him thereby of .the benefit of those dicated, but at tho samo time, wi . COMMONS-Lord H. Vans, ja «e ; period for which he was sentenced ; and pe- evident moving the th;- neces-ity of j-iininir hear* and hand in this ent re. Iber' ahxlety. They had Loth, been accustomed to parts admitted to deserve cbmmoridatiqn. He then a discussion' on the question, it was quite second reading of .the. Coroners Bill, l titioner be«s to remind your hon. house that the , perfectly jus explained <-w cause. We tare thought seriously upon tire delivered in farm work, and when they had received their wages entered with forensic minuteness into the history that his hon. friend (Mr. Bailiie) was : the nature of .the measure and the evils it sent-nce of the judge, as court, was ' as the merits of the was " 1 ct, and couM see nothing so likely as this of the court , for the summer and harvest work, they had sewed of the insurrection , its formidable.phafactor ,, the titled in his statement, as far intended to remedy,- and showed tlieexrcdiency A? naijou simnlv this:- " The sentence s, -that His lion, friend (Mr. Bailiie) upon, ; but «f ai.v of yea can deviseov s'ig'iCrt years on the up the money along with, the. paper containing the necessity of martial law—of which tie gave a defi- case were concerned. principle as well as in practice of pay ing ^ ' toh be imprisoned during two first ' ' ' ' perfectly justified in making ^J'.hing better, we should be happy to adopt it. , led with account of work done; and had never more looked nition very different from Mr. Baillie's-and the was, he really thought, coroners by.salary,instead of by.fees. • « and one week on the second ' coup very important statement- .. " i«el coavibccd. that after reading the rules, you count, ¦ and petitioner at it again : for s-iveral of the sixpences,. shillings, salutary effects of that measure, which;' according, the statement, and a. ,it . Mr. Fiizrot explained the objections to which M assurance prerioMJr stated ; , ' and " Hear, hear.) think with us, that nothing mere suitable to the same half-crowns, &«;., were literally black. . The women to the competehfc'Uestimony " of ' Colonel Drought was. (Cheers; tho wholtt ayatem of coroners' inquisition s was ews can be further to observe that - the 'treatment victuals, in , a RiissBUsaid he would take the ad ¦li i^ri devised ; it will now prove, by be-s to the health are now " changed^" and have their . and other witnesses; led to the prompt capture of Lord J. . journed able,..which in, his opinion , required oreat altera- ,J naturallv be tor more injurious revul.-ir ' hew next, . ' . : • Br.vloptinffor rejecting it, whe her you respect would" " " than to tint of a man . m.-ihoer, and''.seem qnite happy in.their the Pretender, without which tranquillity could not debate oii Thursday . . ,. ,. . . tion, and moved, by -wav of amendment; that a n i his' station of life . . home ' ' i said that the. :''Jr tfcrf e, Vour*-lve$, yoar families, or nor. If . m . ationa ; whereas , and content in theiE situatioi),. nevt-r,having have been restored." He defended the probee'ditigs •'Mr. Baiime. . explanation of,. the select, committee bo appointed to consider the stata s »«"* hardships .ind^priv all' ' L' saown there are men in the trade who are li v- hWinured to on in- in their lives, or at. leak for many years, .tasted of the' Courts-martial ' at Mti tele—with/' which; hon.' member ,(Mr; Hawes).might ; be very satis- of the law and practice and whether any^aml .-what- can prove that prisoners convicted ' ' = «r the labour of others ant have wade money STi S the pleasures thev nov*enjoy—cteiaUuess and com- however,-Lord TorringtoB'had' nb.co'nnexi'on-^arijl factory as " far as lie Was concerned; but the house alterations any of tbe maUm , ? • —-'" • ' • - should be madem K condition ei. • fo^-^^cTOfccr&r " ' contrasted iha number sentenced by those tri- mus tremeraber that the document had been tin ' ' kose practices our present , pub- connected therewitbi • i ^ie*-*who do not care for a change—but" we mire feawiimanner. AR 8 TH E N O RTH ERN ST May 31, ig5l and threat i ning to drown herself . Her husban d, the cour t and to get an execution against him for went into it, and the prisone r tho amendment and it had been supp ressed, the ¦ 'para teJ from the Land Com pany, in consequence , left her t ^ Mr . R. Palu eb nupport ed bioodlessly, on our side, thin king it was merely a boast, dared her to do so about £24. The complainant , Charles Crisp, was mept and returned with a small * _ continuance of unnece ssary ; and/for of the jud ges in several courts having described it was too employed to levy the execution while so em- »!«, , H Mr. Sotheron the bill. - mar tial law was which coincided and said she ureat a coward to atte mpt , and looking liquor , which h.e deshed her lVi . H, had no object ion to the princi ple of all the confisc which fol lowed the an illegal , -an opinion with that in* ofthe sort. Sudden ly she sprang forward , ployed he was set upon and beaten by the defen- was ' Sir . 0. Gaev ations and crueltie s htm in that house by the Attorney-Gene- anythi ng induced to . drink . : the contents ing 'nlic officers by salary rather than fees, if Governor must respoirsibK - That these •vimaie l to was climbing over the parapet of the bri dge, dan t , who wax encourag ed in his procee ding by a soon after ' ffj*ln 4 pay tu be held ral , t'mt if tho b-irili was k ept connected with the and which she felt stupifi ed , J, ' Jdi ? sufficient security were pr ovided for the due per- cruelties would have rea ched to a much greater *x- when the lit tle boy who had overheard them quar- mob (if ahout 100 of his countrymen , and he sus. quitted the place,, Jl rci- Lan d Coin nany. he would be liable to lie nr ccpeded and be led her 2f, /' «S formance of their dune s ; but such security wa^ not tavt he had no doubt , had it not been for the nt. relling ran forw ard , seized hold of her dress , and tained such inju ry as to be obliged to be tak en to some distan ce off , at thedo or Pll> If by the re. against . Ho , had paid into that bank £3,605, in of wMid? t , o a .onna in this bill any more th»n that of last year. f il interv ene n of the ChM Justice. dre w her . back. She told him to let her alone , and the ho-pita l, where he had been confined for some and they were admitted by a e ef motion the condu ct purMieu orde r to keep it open , a circum stance which the where he was as-present as an man ,, >"<* i*"or this, as well a-» other reasons he thoug ht it h'Ction of the present ; not to inter fere between ber and her destiny . He, time, and • received prisoner and her self) went ill) shir. • " " ¦'l' (t h. recognised as that of the I ..r- honourable member did not choose to mention detained her until the arrival of a con - out-patien t.—Charles Crisp , the complainant. Was S -would be unwise to aftirm the prin ciple of the bill in Ceylon should be thn honourable member wa< not aware however , th e door of which , 4 locked i, 8j ' ? * Britai n, a fat al blow_ wm.Ii he itti d perhap s when be gave her into custody, At the called . H a proved the legality of the war- e "J? •* tlwut inquiry , lie should , there fore support the hament of Great h-tt the C* £as i or understanding with the ma jority of the give. (A laugh.) wors hip. She is a' very drunken character , and in The comp lainant naid he was knocked hv niacin. , one hand on I.p- „.V. 'T er P^v..,,,,.,, , « jected by mag straU 'S. promi se Ecclesiastic al Titlks BiLi..--T he consideratio n cality. committee by virtue of which E »rl Gr«\v had assen- constantl y threatenin g that she will do away with sacks of coals shot upon him , his head was ' l St 3. TaoLto ps, Mr. B. Denison , and Mr. J. committ ee of th\» bill was then resumed . ; down , rendered incapable .of doing so • ' tl t *1"' wIS ted t o tbe recall of Lord Torriusrion ; mid as to for- iu herself. This is the third or fourth time she has cut with a larg e piece of coal, and while he was know the nei ' H Evaxs. sfoke in favour of the amendment; Mr. Mr. Kkoo h propo sed au amendment to the first ghbourhood wlierj : *k ilj .j „! | Aei.1 snt Packjxg- cing Mr. M'Christy to give up the confidential let- been prevented. The last time she was sentenced fiercely attacke d by the defendant , the goods could not point out the ' Ur r,, ' , Mr. W . Wjiiuiis . ami Sr J. clause enacting that no judicial proceedings-shoul d .house.—Th «. and tos fur the si ters of Colonel Bray brook , ho thought under three mont hs' impr isonment in Horseiiionger- th at had been seized were recovered by the Irish in continuation of her -i-ond reading «f the bill. oe instituted against Roman Catholic prelat es to stateniem • '¦''" '''''"tian t the second tbe circum stances that they were ju stifies a aol.—Prisoner : The fact is, your worship, mob .—William Flack , of the Westminister County remained in. the houee ahou s t( Lord II. Vasg proposed to postpone under th » act without the consent of the Auoruey - l ne G tcn 0r', , «n tW tCii liug of the hill, until a select committee should in demandin g the pro duction of these lt t:ei «. my husband has picked up with a young girl ahout Court , corro borated the statement of the ill-treat- and th.- prisoner got up from rj **'** >u\,,J Getii- ral being first had and obtained . shar p tae ta "ha ve been appointed ; which was agreed to. The The two points whic h the house would have tocon twent y years of age, and leaves me for a fortn ight ment sustained by the complainant , anil the the door , and that the tm>inp «»« 0iii IK .O arri ve at a just deuiswn v.eve This amendm ent was discussed for some time and nt jt second re idmg was deter red until that day month , sider in order to , at a time, to go and live with her, and whfn he re- thedefendanthad in it.—The defendant said hecouh ) ran down stairs , got but of »% , „ ad 0fM- ni» ii .1,* of tbe colony at the time of the.-e negatived withou t a division. :- were u .and a *«:ect committee was ordered to be ap- first , the state turns he invariabl y ill-uses me.—The Husband : get plenty of Irish witn esses—indeed they at afraid to go home, and went *1' ¦»« w», secondly, wheth er nn uiidua dogree of Tlie qu estion that clause 1 stand par t of the bill to t!. um' po uted . events ; and , But , sir , it was ten month s ago since I was with hand—to swear that he never touched the de- she remained tha t night , but m *,* ' *. «C s-verity had been u*ed in putting down the insur- hav ing oeeu put , a discursive debate , partly re- woman. Now you have 'provoked it . I'll called his wit- e,|,i The llnufc theu went into commit tee upon the technical hearing of the clause , this younir fendant at all. The defendant her then the manner in whicli «ho hi,) i " <») In Bill in progress ; and rection. The bon. gentleiw .n t> aw anyt hing Urn .»¦ fc rep ort of the select committee on th e above place under the brought before Mr. Ingh am , charged with fe- and Ellen Joyce, moth er and daug ter. w ho were «ueh a perfect ' prorlamation of the 18th of August. idea of the very7 oPDosin.PP Obl tc i ^ scheme, It was true loniou sly cutt ing and wounding an Irishman named dressed in deep mourning, an d stated tha t they Ma rch of InteIlec to that some sequestrations took place , bu t nothing WORSHIP-STREE T.—Cdttiho and WowniN G. who keeps a house of infamous re- were respectabl t.-.rW . t^ O'Conn or begged perm ission to say John Farrel l, y connected , were char ged by one The Sale of ARSEXi c. Mr. F. except what was perhhable was sold, and the other —Catharine Clifford , a well-dressed middle-aged Whitechapel. —At a late of the bead les of Covent-garden Market with - On Wednesday the kin ' pute at No, 7, Mill-y n rd , amended was printed '1 a few* words on a subje ct so personall y inte res- property was subsequently re»tored to the parties . woman , was charged with cutting and woundin g her Mon day night , the Ita lian , accomp anied attemptint r to pick the pockets of females pur- by order of the |u Pros e- hour on LorLurtls.ds. bmceSince the bill leftlaft th<.ir u^i.:.... . r * »ll ting to himself. He raid that the bank was With respect to the char ge agains t Earl Grey for husband , a tailor , in Bell-lane SpitahVlds.— by a very dirtv , and masculine Irish woman , named chasing in the market. —Eliza beth Brooks, of their lordsh ips' ° having given his approbation to the conduct of Lord cuto r , whose head nas enveloped in hatidaues , said it was amend ed by the Common s, wh ich all? establish ed subsequently to the Land Com- Julia Call ag han , wen t to Farrell s house , and were Broad-court , greengrocer , stated that the elder rnents have been Torrington , Earl Grey bad only acted in accordanc e that he had been marri ed about six years to the when- ick her pocket while pri nted by order of the \\J *. pany, and entir ely against Ma will. Subse- conducted to a room on the second floor , prisoner bad attempted to p h>rds. They have with all former precedent in than king the governor prisoner , who was afflicted with an ungover nable qua rter of an hour in chan ge to a gentleman who was added a schedule to tin fi quentl however , as the accounts of the Bank 'to visit a they remained a , and some the act of giving and made some y, of the colony and th " troops nt his disposal on re- temper . On Sunday evening he went out ook place between them , in conse- purchasin g from , hut she had not lost any material altera ' ions, "' laced 3 6007. of his own money after eleven quarrelling t witness Fatal A ccident on the bad shown, he p , ceiving intelligence that a reb ellion bad broken out friend , and on re turning home shor tly si g i ro the woman station Bibminoiu m ItAiL *iT ; ' ihe most quence of the prisoner refu n to g money .—The female searcherat the pol ice On Frida y afternoon as th- in it, wh ch sum he had never drawn out , and had been quelled ; and such an expression of o clock, she commenced assailing hint witli . any money. He. was about to leave the house when found on tbe first prisoner 10s. 2d,, and on the Liverpool day mail 2 , after a fruitless attempt coming in to the station at Camden Town , ,-, J! although much pressed -for money to meet thanks by no means implied an approval of every opprohious language and , Mrs. Farrell , the landlad y, intercep ted him on th e second !•». OJ d. —Mr . Jardine said he would give the act committed by them in the course of their pro- to quiet her, he at length told her , that utij ess she named Smith seeing his favo u rite dog li danen ti legal expenses. A committee , which sat nine stairs , and said he should not go until he gave her prisoners an opportunity of proving their respecta- destruction , rushed forward to save him ceedings. at once desisted , he should be compelled to turn het some money, and added that she did not kepp a bility, and remanded them. , tWiCM ? we*ks during the previous year , had decided no sooner uttered tlie was himself struck down by the train , one Mr. Gladstone complained that in the vindica - out of the room. He had house for nothing. Tlie prisoner , who spoke Youso Vagrants. — Thomas Cootes , John of i? that 3,400/. was due to him, and the accounts tion of Lord Torrington , the witnesses on the other threat than the prisoner , caught up a tatt le-knife , wheels of which passed over his bre ast , killing hi run him throug h with tolerabl y good English , applied a most approbriou * M'Arthy, and Charle s Blake, boys sent out by idle instan tly. 8 mVi ¦were subsequentl y submitted to Mers rs. Finla y- side bad been freely vituperated. Briefly defending and declarin g that she would epithet to tbe landlady, and said he had got plent y parents to impor tune respectable passengers fur la the next year them and especially Mr. Wodehous-e , from the it, made a thru st at his side, which he succeeded in son and Grey, the actua ries. id motion of the arm , of money but would not give her any. He then charity, were charged before Mr . Henr y with hav- charges urge d by Sergeant Murph y and Sir J. W . partially ward ing off by a rap endeavoured to pass her, been in tbe mud , with Mr. Grey made his credit 1,2007. more, and he tbe hon. member addressed himself received a frightful cut across the and not being able to do ing near Rungerford Bridge m&tum, $c, Hogg, to the but , in doing so, so laid hold of her by the shoulders and shoved t he intention of exciting the compassion of ladies had been paying the direc tors £3 a week for main question , which he declared to involve not back of tbe hand , which nea r ly severed two of his t her half way down the stairs , which led into a and gentlemen on the Brid ge, from whom they CORK. several months eut of his own pocket. Not- merel y the character of Lord Torrington , but the fingers. The prisoner then made a seoond .cut a ' e room on the ground floor. Her husba nd , who was solicited contributions .—Mr. Henry severel y r e- Mabk Lane , Monday, May 28.—The wheit -withsta nding all this, the committee , whose whole policy of the government . He assumed as him , which laid the side of his head open ( to th , trade;,, v„i about to renew at the top of the stairs ran down to protect bis buked the father of one of the pr isoners , who was lane was firm , and Monday 's quotaiion s were well " report had just been laid nponthe table, had an undeniable fact that the Colonial Secretary had bone ; and , observin g that she was . wife ported. Choice marks of French flour ,' not in a single despatch , the door , when the prisoner dre w a claspknife with a pres ent , and pleaded ignoran ce of the fact, The were quit e as i^ not to be allowed any of approved , , but repea tedl y the attack , he hastene d out of the room as hefore , but the secondary and inferior were decided that he was and recently, tbe conduct of thegovernor of Ceylon of until -tho arrival of a police- long and sharp blade from his pocket and plunged prisoners were then committed to tbe House of ver> n . which he secured it into FarrelPs belly. The wounded man turned Cor rection for seven days. saleable. Barley in fair supply ; purc hases, li,mL..„ the money. It seemed as if the object of The charge on which tbe ministry was now brou ght station house, and could not be made on easier terms. The. roan, who conveyed her to the pale and called out to a sailor named Button (the MARYLEBONE .—" 'Wood Engravin g " in tde receiuts »f !' every one was to ruin him with expenses. He to tri al included the highest responsibility of subsequently assisted in removing witness to the wero barely equal to the demand , and the v»|Ue' " ' principal witness ,) " Fred , I am a dead man , I am Regent's Park. —Yesterday a youth , who eave bis of t/, B? lad put tbe allottees on plots , of four acres , govern ment , namely , the wanton dealing with hospital , where his wounds were dres sed.—In an- tide has still an upward tendency . Beans andu i,™,l'«w tiri,«?; Rebellion was had stabbed ," Button ran down stairs , and the pri- name as James Mills, was br ought befor e Mr at Monday 's rates. : with good cotta ges, advanced them £50, and human life. alleged as tbe excuse swer to the charg e, the pris oner said that she Richmond , Yorkshire t gorous measur es adopted. Without dis- provocation and ex- soner made a t hurst at him , which did not take Brou gbton , on the charge of having damaued a seat , May 24.—We had a thin sutnh ed and, after four years, they had not for he ri acted under feelings of stro ng Regent's Park , of wheat , which caused a small advance on last \sntl cropp , puting about words, cruel conduct of her effect, and also attempted to stab the land- in the by cutting letters therein prices. Wheat sold from 5u Gd he observ ed tbat the presen t citement , occasioned by tbe with a knife.—Defendant was fined five shillings, or to 6s fid; Oat& fvt>ra J paid him one farthing ren t, while th eir un i- first instance , and lad y. The peop le in the house attempted to to 3s j Barlev from 3s io 3s 9d Beans, fru m ^ specimen of that crime assumed the mildest aspect , husband whdattac ked her in the secure the prisoner , who made a seven days. ; 4si»4sh versal complaint was that he had reduced and lasted a shorter time than any previous rebel- was compelled to use the knife to protect plunge at per bushel. ' ¦ that she the stree t door , which opens into the room Alleokd Indecent A ssault -John Snelling, a eoi,, them to a deplorable conditi on. He had lion ever known. It was also more excused by the herself from his violence.—The prisoner was re- LivSRP Mav 27 —Tbe weather has continwd «„ govern ing he was in, and by a violent effort he split broker , living in Portland-t own, surrendered in ac- with a cool temperature, the whole of the past week, mill recen tly got an account bring ing the Com- faults of the authorities , and amon g manded for a week. early change to nv.isture Embezzlement. —J. Standidge , up the panels , d ragged it from its hi nges, and corda nce with hail whic h was entered into on the and warmth is now v.-rv di* e and he be t hese fault s he dwelt at much length upon the in- GUILDHAL L.— rable for spring -sown corn and root crops. Th« ' «h™ pany £195 mora in his d bt, rushed into the street. He was pursu ed by Button previous Wednesday. Most of the witnesses heard plant is healthy, judicious ,taxes imposed , and the outrages practised a respectably dressed , middle aged man, was placed 'sion were cross-examined at some but backward. The principal Supple ile) and was at last ovcrtaked in laud ', of ftther articles the quantit ies are triflii p n." Ilis vote in favour of Mr. Bailiie s resolution was with embezzling , ation of some other parties for the defence , the wants of Ir eland conclusion, tbat the employers. The prisoner was re- Cable-street , Wellclose-sq uare an d secur ed by the amin , as regards the higher class of f mi J the tota l would not be far short of £7,500. determined by tbe double monies of his sailor who held him until accused was dischar ged. still pressing, and this week' s exports to the governor had acted with und ue violence, and that , , a police-constable named Sister hi, If a person had establ ished such, a Com- manded Astbury , came up, when Farrel l, who was bleeding WESTMINSTER. — Adulteratin g Beer. — Mr . amount to 2,84(1 qrs of wheat, 2,218 barrels mi ss tha n last week ; trade active, and all soon juM, their duty by those poor individuals. (Hear, use, probab ly in some ofthe coffee-houses of London , charged Harrington .—The other three prisoners — at an advanc e the verge of a rebellion ; and he observed tbat Mr. and thc injuri es she had received were the result of ing, in order that they Cane , Mickey , and M'E lligatt-were then fully ot 3d to Gd ptr stone. Sheep and lambs hear. ) and not from a kick . were now in process of dry in good supply, about l,0t)0 more than last Tuesday ;up Bailiie should have take n tbe whole result into con- a fall down stairs on to a ehair , might be useful to their , owners who would self committed for the wilful murder of the deceased ; Mr. H. Herbert said th at , as a member of the sideration, and not have fastened upon one or two Dr. Mason , however , went to , alteration in sheep trade. Lambs brisk , and all cleared —The testimony ot them to re tail tea dealers. Bay-leaves , sloe-leaves, and the different witnesses were bound over to pro- off. Beasts , committee, he bad felt it his duty to inspect two points which he thought open to objection. The wounds on the complainan t' s person 724 ; sheep and lambe , 4.737. Beet , 5s to t!s show that the copper as, and gum, for soluti on , were found in secute at the ensuing Old Bailey sea-inns . per atone ; mutton , 4d to Sid ; lamb, 7d to Sd per lb. estates belongin g to the Land Company, and it was government had not expressed any disapprobation were caused by a violent kick.—Alderman La w- but just Ut the poor individuals who had just been ' abundance about the premises , and everything in- An Old Offender. —A well-dressed middle-aged COTTON . of Lord Torrington s conduc t in dealing with the rence said that he would not deal summaril y with man , who, whan taken to the station house , gave attacked by the hon. member for Notting ham , to rebellion ; and , in bis opinion trial at the Old Bailey. dicated that the prisoners were doing a good stroke LiVEBFOOl, May 27.—Th e marke t is rather lighter It- , confidenc e ought to the case, but send it for of business . The imitation was said to be perfect. the name of Joe Muggins, but atterwards changed day, and prices state his belief that all these charges against hisa be placed iu tbe governor of colony, Edward Freeman was again brought have ra ther a hardenin g tendenc y, -to- a and the go- Robber y.— —The evidence of the police having been taken , it it to that of John Smith , was char ged with attempt- riean has been difficult to buy, except at |d ptr lb ad- were well founded. They complained that the; had vernment ought not, as a government , to throw up before Alderman Lawrence , charged on suspi- ing to pick the pockets of several vance on Fri 'lay' a rates. The sales amount to about been brought to tbe land under false pretences , had censures upon measures of which he was more the person of Mr. was resolved to withdraw the charge , in order to persons in the cion of stealing a watch from crowd in front of the Elephant and Castle, Sewing- 6.000 bales, 600 of which were taken for export , and 1 WO been induced to leave places in which they might likely to jud ge rightly. to the Abori ines Prot ection proceed against the pr isoners under the Excise on speculation SM Bell, tbe treasu rer g laws. ton , on the Derby night. Prisoner on that occa- , and include about 5 500 Am«ri«*»i have comfortabl y supported themselves by honest Mr. Disraeli asked why, with the sentiments he Society.—Alderman Lawrence said the evidence Egyptian , 6d to 81d. industry, and placed in a new position o w now expressed Assault .—Thomas Collier , a low looking fellow, sion was closely watched by Sergeant Quiunear and Manchester , May 27.—Th ere have been some attempt! , f r hich , the noble lord yielded to clamour was not sufficient to insure a conviction if he sent anoth-T constable their previous habits and occupations had wholly and granted the committe e so easily ? He was charged by Charles Chapman , a London dis , and those officers saw that he this morning :, takin g advantage of the acu'vity atid s!# ad- the case for trial ; and , therefore , as a previou s had " " reaction at Liverp ool obiain better unfitted them. lie had visited their houses, and ver ted to tbe stran ge doc against the trict letter-car rier , with having violently assaulted weighed or " sounded" the pockets of seve- in the raw material , to trines which had been conviction had been booked prisoner , ral ladies , who had prices for yarn and cloth , but they havo onlj had the been struck with the wretched contrast they pre- enunciated during this discussion. Mr. Roebuck he would send him to tbe House of Correction for him , it is supposed with intent to rob him.—The assembled in front of the Ele- prosecutor was walking, in the exercise of his vaca- phant and Castle , to witness the effect of checking business wherever they were persisted nity ed to tbe cottages of the labourers in the vtci- had argued that Ceylon was not a colony ; that it labour . return from the in. Fur Indi a mon de- three month s with hard t in Cross rstreet Hat ton-garden when the pri- Der by, and one lady havin g and Chin a there has een i ather sen fc, In short , no person could visit the estates was gained and must be held by force ; Sir J. Hogg Fal«b Pbhtbnces. —Mrs. Richard Masters , and ion, , , caug bt his h and in her mand , but generally speakin g, the maiket shows no im- without being struck with the conviction that tbe had laid down tha t the conduct of absent governors soner and three other ruffians called out " Down pocket accused bim of attempting to rob her , and provement , and some of our largest houses rep«rt no in- John Masters , her son, were placed at the bar , by Quinuear at once secured him, • whole scheme was a perfect failure ; and when the must not be called in question : while the Minis- him 1" on w hich the prisoner knocked him down The prisoner ha d crease either in price or in business. Our tnai iutourer s char ged with obtaining a quantity of goods from a violent blow on the head and while on the groun d refused to give his address , or any account of him- have but little faith in the accounts of frost ia the cox» hon. member complained that he received no ren t, ter s had withdraw n and sacrificed a governor who, Messrs. Pawson and Co., warehousemen , in St. , the whole of them beat and kicked him in a self.—On Wednesday, Sergeant Gaff deposed that districts of America , on whi-h tbe slight react ion in pn« he ( Mr. Herbert ) wondere d how he could have according to the Premier , had fulfilled the highest Paul's Churc hyard, by false pretences. —John at Liverpool the con- coward ily manner , and an attempt was made to rob he had known the prisoner for many years to be one i» based whilst they look stead ily at expected any, seeing that even as it was the tenants duties in the most complete manner. Touching Moore Gouph stated that on Friday evening last the tamly incre asing number of bales in last }•««'«cra g orer him of the letters (twenty in numb er) which he of a class of well dressed thieves " letter* were hardly able to bold their heads above water. npon the subject of the proceedings under martial female prisoner and another woman came into the , and had him in the estimates so long upheld by the America n bad in his possession, but he kept tight hold of custod y in 1843, on a charge of stealing a gold which came t» hand f ace of these, n w He bad also visited the schoolbouses and found them law, Mr. Disraeli maintained that they were dan- warehouse , and wished to see some b 'ack satins and ; and in the an} deserted , the windows broken , them. His cries of " Eolice I" and " Murder !" watc h.—Coombs said he had known the prisoner probabl y be difficult lor some time to raise prices to and filled with straw gerous to the tenur e of the colony, and observed mourning. She selected fourteen yards of satin for fourteen years as a extent in this and the remain s of some banners which had been that he looked to brou ght a policeman to his assistance , and the pri- mobsman , and could count market. the responsibi lity of the Colonial and four and a halt yard s of watered silk. She soner was fifty of his companions used in some inaugural procession connected with Minister , with.which he fixed him, not because he taken to the station house. His com- who had been transported. WOOLLEN CLOTH. gave the name of Ma sters, of Coventry, who are panions escaped. —O ther constables deposed the scheme. (Hear , hear.) He mast confess that had appro ved these measures in tbe first instance, customers of the firm. She then wished to see —Th e prisoner was fined 40s., or te the fact of seeing Leeds , May 27.-The markets have been ofan impr ovtd Bis inspection had filled him with commiseration for but because he one month' s imprisonment. the pri soner in custody on charg es of felony, and character to day ; in both cloth halls a full averag e lues- had repeated and confirmed that some furs , which he sent for to the fur departmen t. and poor n> the unfortunate people who had been deluded from approbation at a recent period. MARLBOROUGH -STREE T.-Avother Police- his being summarily convicted more than once.— day 's business has been done. Stocks are low, homes, Mr. Smith showed her some. The two pieces of man Horse whipp ed. ebble coachman , was The prisoner , who heard tbe evidence chuice. Prices firm . their and with than kfulness tha t such men as After a bri ef reply by Mr. Bailue, the house di- satin produced were the pieces he cutoff—one four- — W. Tr , agains t him the hon. member for Notting ham had not been per- vided, when the motion charged with assaultin g a Police-constable , who with the greates t appa rent indifference , still re- PKOVISIOXS. was negatived by 282 teen yards , at 6s., and four and a-half yards at deposed that on Saturda y lit mitted to experimentalise, on a larger scale, with against 202. 6d, last he was on duty in fused to give any account of himself, and was com- London , Monday. —Ou r markets continue dull- 6s. —Other persons in the same employ proved the carri age-road in H mitted to Guildfor d has furt iie. the fortunes and happiness of the noble people of The remaini ng busin ess having been disposed of that the yde-park , near the south side House of Correction for three business doing is only trifling . I.ish butt er England. (Cheers.) female prisoner bad selected goods to a of the Exhibi tion , when he saw the defendant months with hard declined 2s to 3s ; for. ign also 2s to 3s Vw«. ™«e ? the house adjourned at a quarter to three o'clock. considerable amount , and of various kind s , labour. . is no aw Mr. O'C onnor hoped , in the who was dri ving a hor se and brougham , coming SOUTHWaUK .-Rmokin g rather mere dtma od for bacon , but still there he would be allowed to give FRIDAY , Mat 30. name of Masters , of Coventry ,—Mr. Stanley, in in a Theatre. -Robt. vity in the market . an answer; to the hon. gentleman. Lord Ingestre , down the road at a furious rat e. Two constables Smith, aa impude nt-lookin g young fellow, was HOUSE OF LORDS—The Administration of the same employ, said the female prisoner came to tried to stop him , but did not succeed, and when char ged with BREAD . Lord Drumlaing , the hon. member for Rochdale, a . committing an assaul t on Henry Le are W Justice in Crimin l Law Improvement Bill, and the him in the entering-room on Friday last, and said the defendant came near witness he flogged his Maire , the The prices of wheat en bread in the metro polis Mr. Sbarman Crawford, the hon. member for Lime- Prevention of Offences Bill were she had bought a quantity of goods ' g, H, proprie tor ol the . Rotunda Theatre , Sid; to 7d. ; 4id. to 5\a. P*m respectively read for . and horse to make it go faster. Witness called out to Blackfriars -road. of household ditto, rick , Mr. Monsell, the hon. member for Kilkenn y, for the third time and passed, Masters , of Coventry, and was particularl —The prosecu tor said that the loaf. lit. Sullivan—ail y desirous him to stop, and then ran forward and seized the prisoner entered the member * «f the Land Committee The Chur ch Buildings Act Amendment Bill went that none of them should be sent to Coventry, and arena of the theatre on Mon- WO OL. thtt sat in l8i8 visited Snig's Bad and L'wbands , reins , and told him he must not go any fur t her , as day evening, and while the audienc e were waiting . Crr *, Monday , May 26.-The imports of wool loWlJ»» throug h committ ee, as did the Publi c-houses ( Scot - direc ted that they should be sent to " Stone 's, St. ho was out of the rank. The prisoner then with for the perfor mers in company with him (Mr. O'Connor) ; and when he land) Bill. ' , the prisoner pulled out a pipe , last week amounted to 18,084 bales ; of which ».»' ' '; h Mavtin s-Ie-Gr and. " He pr oposed sendin g the his whip struck witness, and the thon g twisted lighted it, and commenced smoking. from Por t Philli 601 from (Mr. O'Connur) tot * Mr. Sharraan Crawford to C a o h heavy goods by Pickford , the carrier , but she ob- , He was told to p. 2,723 from Sydney, 3, The ommitt l f t e Registra tion of Assurances round his h?t and came in contact with his face. desist , 'Australia , 1.872 from b e s Lan d , and the^ "' Lowbands. it began to rain ; he asked him to go into Bill was discussed for some time, but ultimately jected to that , and insisted upon all the goods she as it was contrary , to the rules of the place. Van iem n' h»« «< a Colta ;e. but Sbarman Crawford said he could stay Witness at length succeeded in stopp ing him , and Instead of doing as desired , he puffed a cloud of %. Lord Torring ton found only, instead of ten. Elliot t, charged with violating 3id. »^ , as governed by a pruden t consi- tba National Land Savings Bank. The circular tbe lemale prisoner hiding behind the bed in Elizabeth Sweeny, 881b. to SOlb., 2fil to 3d. : ditto Sfilb.wl(/Hb., i at r. tbe security of tbe colony. Tbe courts- the SHoMiPtwe." !-Esther Grah am, a gent eel young fifteen years of age, the dau g ditto Calf-skins cacV" der ion fo was addressed to the poor , whose earn ings were back parlour , where be found all the goods be had hter of a leather - , 1041b. to 1121b., 4id to 4}d. ; . martial were, he contended , propert y constituted , acquired hardl y. woman , was charged with stealing a ring, valu e dresser , residin g at No. 4,. Cant erbury-place , Old to 6s 6d. ; born -hides 6s. to 7s. Amongst the large number of alre ady produced. When he came out he found the shop of and it was impossibl eto say tbat their jud gment s such depositors was the male prisoner talking to £4, from . Mr . Mills, silversmith , 129, Kent-road .—Mar y Sweeny stated that she was the a poor man named Pollard , the last witness , Oxford- street. John mother of the compla inant had not been in all cases io accordanc e with the sixty years of age, who out of his hard industr y who had remained at the stre et Sherley , assist ant to Mr. , whom she sent to the had door to prevent any Mills, said the prisoner came into the shop and baker 's shop at the corner of the ( criden ceadduced . There could exist no doubt but laid by for his old age a sum of £67, and which one passing out. He told both pris oners the charge place wher e they $$e Samite. that-there bad been a rebellion, aud there was asked to see some rings. . A tray containing abou t lived, on Tuesd ay evening, the 20th instant o sum he confided to the honour of the hon. member he was about to take them on, and Mrs. Masters 100 rings were handed to , ab ut equally little doub t but that it had been effectuall y for Nottingham. This man admitted having the goods her. She said none eight o'clock. That tbe girl did not return , From the Gazette of Tuesday, W afterwa rds Wished to , and ber son said he weuld do, and while the was and met and quelled by the energy of the governor , get back the money he had was dire cted .other assistant , was get- absent duri ng the nigot, and that she (witness) BANKRUPT S. with so deposited , but in- to fetch them away by her , and he ting more rings she took one from the tray and put and her husban d uy respect to the censure conveyed by the IBS Q- stead of his money he received a considered she bad been acting had looked about and made inqui- David Burb , Surrey , w0 ttt um upo circular stat ing very properly in it into her pocket. She was taxed with the theft , ries everywhere erry, Newdlgate .Vm,, Ce"' n the conduct ot Earl Grey in approving that tbe hon. gentleman was advised by the direc- ordering the goods. The landlady said , but beard no tiding s of her until Charle * Chaplin , Sudbury , Suffolk, pri nte r-^»" B>itr, ur8 tte the goods and , &tt *r denying that she had it, she took it the previous evening, Cra * % jj (1 SISt!? " ?* ^ d by Lord Torrington , he quoted tors of the Bank to suspend payment s until the had been taken away from that bouie on when her father found her Pre stou, Lancashire , innkeeper-Hub ert £¦^PMcbe a parages show that the Monday from her pocket. In defence the prisoner said she te of a door Breconshire , draper—Waiter Long Btt» ' °"° S? W noble committee ofthe House of Common s had come to a night last. The prisoner at first refused to tell InA K ° i \ 18 ?8 new *u«ir »»>i»e, Lion-tqutue rm>™rr.W»m> ^ J ended did not take the ring. She was fully commi tt ed and broug ht her home;-Mr. EUiott , agricultural implement e- DU { dilff ^ n; n "Am that in punishing decision respectin g tho Bank. The coumitte bad what bad become of tbe goods, but ultimatel y , observing Moore , Sun Tavern-fields , St. Georg*'wn;tli ' <*»*». WMfce 8hon!d be ?€mper ea offered to take witneis to-the on the charge , but ordered to be br ought up again tha t the girl s face was black and swollen ^ W^mer S. prop erly made a distinction between the Bank , the house they had been next Monday. , asked the A shchurch Villas, Hammersmi th , wrnvm«f>^^ cause of the marks ! Her mother sth r depositors in hard money, and those who had ad- taken to. But on going into the stree t he was Ir ish Row akd Viomnt Assault. replied tbat her Frederick . Rodbard , Croydun , Surre y, S°WT^tu»B« ' their money for the purchase of land. The unable to tell which house An —Peter Rice, hus band was so exasperated at the conduct of h s William Watson , Salisbury -court , City, licensed vanced it was. He said be an Irishm a n , brother of a man who keeps l heda ba8is for deduc - question of the Bank was withdrawn from the con- had engaged a room in the nei a coal dau ghter in staying awav from home «uch a len«tt. BAHKiVuTTCIES ANNULL ED. £n! eH£ o^uik - ™ * ghbou rhood of HoX- shed, No. 9, and 10, Husband-street , was charged of time, tha t in earp» ^ sideration of Parli ament , and the question he now lon to deposit the goods in until he could take a the height of passion he chastised ltichard Ellis, Riehmoiid-street , Soho, with having committed a violent assault on Charles her , and occasioned the mar ks Richard Jack son tann er. had to put to the hon . gentleman was this :—Ai house. The male prisoner said his mother re- Crisp, one of the assistan ts in her face.—Ehz a- , Selhy, Yor kshire , ceived her authority from Maste of the Westminister 8weeny the rl herself f or. Parli ament would not lend its aid to him to with- r*, of Coventry, County Court. —Mr. Fisher , who a . ' g' , was then called SCOTC H SEQUEST RATE S. epositors their bard-earnin gs, through her husband , to purchase appeared for the war d, and , on being sworn , stated that she knew ^ hold from the d goods on their real complainant , Mr. Daniel Whi ttle Harve y, the t he Alexander Campbell , Beauley, Inr era ess-sbi'^V whether he would continue this mode of putting oH account. The female pris oner said that she or- prisoner , who lived next door to her father in Johh Gow , Edinbur gh, grain merchant -Jt>» ». u" .; ,tr City Police Commission er, proved that Mr. Har vey l/anter bury- place . ««»• i his just creditors. (Hear.) dered the goods f or her own use, and told them That on Tuesday the 20th in- guw, mttel far ther — William Leith, m,ktf r was the landlord of several houses in Husband - t instr ument u> its «use ; and, in the !twce to Mr. O' Cosmos, in answer to tho honourable were only to place them to the accoun t of Masters , ?tan , when her mother sent her on an errand to William Lutt ed, Glase^w, rousic.-d Si££ S£, ? t stree t and Crown-ooutt , a locality solely occupied the baker ' s shop, Willinm bmith, Edinburgh , tailor. tha t Lord Torrin gton W member , had to state, tbat when tbe Land Com- of Coventry. Remanded. by the lower order of Irish. It the saw the prisoner standing at ^f SS^ ffS was found neces- the corner , and he came up and asked her to take Of the insurrection , which he subtly pany was wound up-which was now going on— A Precious Wik.—Jane Gillard , a woman be' sary, whenever the ren ts were to be s0 se! these depositors of small sums would all be paid off. collected , to a walk with him. She refused , tellin g him that Piuuo. by WILL IAM ttUIEK ot >'o. 3, ««cl"'*" f i?rii$ verely punished , by the imposi tion ^-Vd tweeh fit ty and sixty years of age, was placed attb « lend a number of officers with the agent . at . • denaome taxes. The hon. and \lt He might state tha t this bank was commenced con- bar before Alderman Law rence to prev ent she was sent on an errand from home. He said , m the parish ol St. Anne . Westm inster , ** [ <>, lear ned mriun.. , char ged with felo- tbat ill-usage and resistan ce he wag iti , e|:/. ' trary to his wishes,, certain to ex- ' Never mind , come wit h me ;" an d putting one of office, , firm Windmiii-#tree t fla>™^ 3 aW t then •OHt ended that tbe reb ellion, as ic was S having been agreed to at a niously intending to commit suicide by jumping off perie nce if he went alone.. The ' of Vvei>tminwt *r, for the Pro prietor , FLAijO^ ained •onference held in defend ant s bro- his hands round her waist , hurried her along. ihe fa ^ ^ * tad aerer att a dangerous aspect ; and Ma nchester , appointed by Blackfriars-br idge—It appeared that a little boy ther had got into arrears of rent thou gh N B, Xaq. , U.V., and- publi c ed by '° rjilf after contributors to the Land well able They walked on until they came to a public »w*«t aua r Scheme, The bank was heard the priso ner quarrel ling with her husband. to pay, it wis necessary to take RlBEB at tlie office in the >»»e aci. pro ceedings ia. bvuae which, tod a garden at the tear , and they .bkiurdav Has Vint, Wl