SHOPKEEPERS OF BURNLEY. TO THE UoTANi cAtf Gabdeks.—On Thursday evening; a GEKTLrMEN,—Neyer, in the whole ooutbb of my sporting event came off here. Mountjoy, the life did I receive a bit of political mtelligenes -with pedestnan, undertook, for a sum of money, to run one mile oae half ihai pleasure that 1 experienced upon ,walk one mile forwards and one mile baok- Wards, trundle a hoop half a mile truly patriotic, virtuous, and manl , Wheel a barrow xeading7our y half a mile, hop on one leg two hundred yards, run resolutions. 0, how the heart of every honest man backwrarda two hundred yards, pick up forty e«jga will leap for joy when reading the glad tidings that placed one yard apart, with his mouth, With hia hands tied appear in thiB week's Star. Snch a nnion is what l , and bring each egg in his mouth, arid deposit the' whole in a bucket of water without have been long wishing for ; and its reception breaking ; run five milea, walk one mile forwards, will confirm my oft-repeated assertion—that tie half a mile backward?, and leap : over one handred AND LEEDS GENll^t hurdles, (fifty with an egg in his month), being a working classes were not o&ly not averse to, but distance were sincerely anxious for a onion with the mid- ofupwards of fourteen miles. This task he ^ accomplished within two hours, and only just, having classes opon principle. :r dling VOL. 7. NO. 345. SATURDAY, JULY g3y had only fi ve or six seconds -to spare; ^-;/ ' - , had not onr manly bearing, oht M^M' ' Gentlemen - ^- Another " S(i0AKiNGM MEETisa.—0a Monday perseverance, iniomitablo courage, and strict another gt Sntellmence . air of derision j but the little fellow gave him a shaving EA.ST LEAivE.—A camp meeting was held at this : Whig-agiUtion-for'repeal-of-th adherence realized our real value in the poli- IMPORTANT MEETING Cftattt . with;a far worse razor than that with which he shaves placed on Sunday last Messrs. Duff sugatr-; duties -and- further - extension -of ¦conamerce- /, Pepper, and meetihgi was tical market, when would you have con- OF hia. Chartiat customers ; 'Neptune's razor, used when Jarratt attended. held in the Council; Room at SADDLEWORTH delivered l the -Court House. It was called by a scanty sidered a onion with ns to be valuable ? Nerer ! .—Mr. P. M. Brophy ibbers pasa the equinoxial line, is a fool of a thing to SHEEPSiiEAD.r—Mr. Duffy lectured here on Monday, a lecture in the Charter Association Room, Saddle-, that with advertisement published in the last number of no, never 1! I; Had we allowed ourselves to be made which Jemmie shaved hi8 biovher shopocrat; Severity-six members were enrolled. shopkeepers; worth , on Tuesday evening, July 19ta, to a large Our friend Sweat ia -a Uttle man, but 3£r. Yarduxma tho Leeds Mercury alone ; by which " the Bank- the sport of every passing breeze, and a toy in the tho lec- BlJDEPdR».—-North Devok,—Mr. Powell lee- ers, Merchants, Manufacturers, and ofchera ," were AT BVB.KZEY. and respectable audience. At tne close of soon found, oat his mistake. Big as he tfobuebb himself, : hand of each new inventor of a political creed, you ture, several members, both male and female, joined our little Chartist barber fairly took him by the cose tared hete vdth great success, on Wednesday and Thurs- invited to attend, " irrespectiye of party; ' Thi3 the Association. and lathered him day ovonings. : saving clause appears to hav e produced very little would, and properly,bi te left us to that fate which THE CHARTER UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED. like winking, then af ter.three or four (ff J SAL 1 R.D. lain bitterly, strokes of hia democratic gapped iron-hoop-rBZor, fieut APPLEBORE.—Mr. Pow«ll lectured here on Fri- ct. Not only were there no Tories present, but sooner or later is snre to await the " sli dins-scale" The most important meeting ever held in England— S - —The friends here comp of local his customer in to soothe bis agonioa with the pity day eyeniDg. very few leading Whigs ; and although the " Bank- patriot. Bat alas ! Gentlemen, how the deserters important in its composition and more important in ind with much reason, of the neglifcenco , , have and kisses of his wife and a pipe of Virginia. Mr. ers" were requested to lend their assistance, its results—wos held at the spirited town of Burnley lecturers to attend their orappointments. They BAR,NSTAPZ.E.—Mr. Powell lectured here on of all complexions from our hardy ranks mast, now disappointed nine times but are yet, S weet then read the memoiial ,andthe resolution, which not one/ of them appeared to the call, either on Monday evening last It was called by Juhn been ei^ht ; Saturday evening. Whig blu&h, and especially ihe objectors to our name* thanks to their own spirit, progressing well. was as follows :---:« Resolved; that as the sovereign ia or Tory. In a word, the attendance Spencer, Esq., constable, on the following requisition WEOKESBtiaV. , for was VQiy thin, and the oratory Was still tniuaer ; when they find you magnanimously and bravely - On Tuesday evening, the members held a meet the rountain-head of British justice, or aupoosed to be —A funeral sermon Holberry fceing presented to him :— consideration the so, arid that we kave no hope whatever from tho self- was preached here on Sunday, and lla. 43. collected for The Mayor presided. The orators were Mr. Hold- adopting our principles, and under the very name ins; in their room , to take into forth,'Mr. Stansfeld " To John Spencer, Esq., Constable of Burnley. propriety of building a Chartist Hall, whon a com- elected House of Commons, as a last reaource we are the TWidow. (Haraer, of course), Mr; Jamag by which they have gained strength, and been determinGd Garth Marshall, and Mr. J. Wm. Tottie, (son of the ¦ ¦ "Sir,—We, the undersigned, do respectfully re- mittee of eleven persons were chosen to take some to aiake an appeal to the Qaeen, arid do STASSY BRIDG^.-On Sunday evening last, Mr, Etamped on our hearts. What force can now effective measures for that purpose. adopt the memorial agreed to by the National'Conven. Alderman,) by whom the resolutions inserted among quest tbat yon will call a meeting of the Shopkeepers . Danitl Dunavon, from Manchestei', delivered a most our . advertisements were brought forward. The aff right ns 1 What foe cau now vanquish of Burnley and Habergham-Eavea, on an early day, lo The plan we have taken of dividing the town mto tlon of the working classes, and that our Cnauutian be energetic and argumentative lecture in our Koom, to a authorized " result was, that Parli&iuent is to be petitioned , and us! Just for one moment turn your attentbn to the take into consideration the dittreE3 which prevails districts, and appo inting a collector to each district- to sign the same; on behn,lf of this meeting;" larga audience, aud when the lecturo was conclude'! a the Ministers aro to ba memorialised. The Mayor amongst that body generally, an-.l to consider tlie pro- works well ; and we earnestly recommend it to all Mr. Gaorge Harrison, late member of th& National Con- misTibfcr of men caci8 forward ajjd esrotted their names. sad havoc which the monopoly of avaricious masters vention 46 and Mr. Holdforf h wore named " delegates ; they priety of uniting with the shopkeepers of Manchester CjUt Ghanist brethren throughout the country. , t.grey-beaded" votui Aii deaiocviit, ros^ aecond A vota of thanks was passed to the lecturer ami '^ 1 made of your order iu the Potteries ; hght tha rssolution. are to go to London and join other " delegates' ; and has 1 and ether towns in sending a deputation to London to IiK:rsTo>-B.—Mr. West lectured here on Thursday He said it was the forlorn hope of the the^ chairman, and the meeting retired very highly peop representations are to be made, not to a single Minis- thousand men on strike,baldly resisting the tyrants wait upon the Slemoers of the Gj'Veinuient, id urge so 'anight, to an attentiro and admiring audience. le—tho last time of asking. He suppuaed the satisfie d. The bsnns ter, but Ifo/ the^ united Cabinet. Chartists, of EiiQfcft , is profit stolen from yon on tb.9 full amount upon them the necessity of adopting means for afford- Oa Tuesday, at the weekiy nieetiiig, six aew members would be forbidden. Well, what . then ? After tho peop XAKCASTER.—Mr. Mitchell delivered an. able couYS*, did not attend. The meeting was a com- wages they shoali receive. . Was it not time, ing immediate and permanent relief." were enrolled. ' le had tried all constitutional and le^al, of the moral and peaceable means, without avail , then they and instructive lecture here on Friday last, July the plete failnre ; there was not a single now point ad- then, that you should have cast one glance at the William Lomas, grocer Wm. Hughes, ironmonger Lamdkth.—Mr. Sewell lectured here on Sunday, at 15 th, to a large and attentive audience, and gave vanced by any of the speakers. Tho whole farce Thos. Slater, pawnbroker R. Wood , clothier wuat fight, if they could do no ather; but the appeal to destitution which machinery and class-legislation No. 1, China Walk. the Crowtt the; last thing. a passivt general satisfaction to all that heard him. Was gone through in an hour. Thomas H in die, draper Oates Sagar, draper fWos not ^—CouM n°t were creating around you ! and now that you have Old BASvoED.-^Mr. T. Clark lectured hero on re3lstanceto toication ; and many other things be devised t RTJTKERGtiEN.-^Mr. Kid, from Glasgow, leetured BE.ADFOK.D— Glorioijs akd Triumphant W. Waddington, stationer J. W. Anningson, drnggist - taken a step in adrasoe of jour order, 4q you, in Goo. Whitehead, grocer Rabett Brcxnp, grocer Tuesday last. Fourteen new members were then Kuu thfutrefflRtf, empty the churches, atop tho tithes, here a few days ago, to the .great: satisfaction of his Chartist Meeting.—On Thursday last, Mr. Feargua enrolled. eniiiss. Mr. Harri- ' "¦¦ ¦ the satisfaction of ihoss on whose labour you depend, John Dent, grocer William Gregory, tanner and put ah end to the spinning j au dience. • . O'Connor addressed the people of Bradford in the HAMPTOjJ son then wer.t into the maQhinery question at some Social -Institution recognise any thing like the swagger of the bully, B. Pickeriag, brush maker George Sutclsffe, tinner KonT .—Mr. Jones, of Liverpool, delivered BISHOP AUCS.XrA'Kd.—Qn Sunday, Mr. C. Con- , a tremendouoly large buildingi H. Holland, coffee-house J. W. Scott, watchmaker an eloquent lecture at, tlus place on Monday evening length, and concluded bjrsayiD? h« cordially seconded and which was literally crowded to Buffo cation for or the threat of the proud couqaeror ! 2vo ; your ¦ ' , of Stockppit, supported the not addressed a meeting in Bishop Auckland on the keeper Jas. Eastham, ironmonger last. . . - - the resolution. Mr. Clark ' a fall hour before the time of meeting. Mr: Hodgsoa ' distressed state of the country ; at the close of ¦which adhesiou to the people s principle is received as it Henry HargreaveB, grocer Samuel Smith, draper resolution, in an eloquent and impassioned speech of was called to the chair, when a memorial to the Bueto:j-ox-Trent.—On Monday and Tuesday eiterattd the sum of five shlliiBgis was collected for Mrs. Solhctt y. ought to be, as a proof of your judgment, and as a Pet€r Phillips, druggist William Heap, ironmonger largo meetings were held considerable length, and sat down amid the x Queien 'for the release of jPeddie and ; Brook eveuiu^s here, in the plaudits of the asseml/led thousands. A; vote of conft- test of your- sincerity. RUhard Saear, draper Joseph Sntcliffe, co-op&ra- Market Place, to hear two lectures fro Mr; HASLINGD3IV.—A large meeting was heldea on was briefly proposed and seconded, after which m West. dence was proposed in Mr. E. O'Connbt aud ia the Rsv. the 13th instant, in Marsden- square to hear the report Mr. O'Connor was Gemlemen, we may now look . upon the Charter William Heaton, druggist tive etore Considerable excitement exists in the town, owing , introduced by the Chairman Hindie RawdifFe, grocer David Horner tr Wm.; Hill, by Mr. Caister, and seconded by Mr. Long- of 1\ Jr. Smith, the Anti-Cora . Law delegate. After an to support it. When he presented himself the as being on the high read to completion ; and then , grocer to a great" man having decamped with all the John Pollard, grocer WilliamMuschanip, grocer miro, who passed very high encomiums upon b^lh those able speech of an hour, in which he detailed the parti- cheering and; waving of hats,/w3th wljioh he W8S money that was in the Savings' Bank ; and a Mr. gentlemen. Mr. Kerry nioyed a vote 6£ tlianks to T. S. tow gratifying to your minds to reflec t, that Burnley Thomas Wilkinson, grocer William Wilson, grocer Tidd Pratt has come down fro m the Government, culars cf th« interview with Sir Kobsrt Peel , ia.; the received oahis emrancs, wererenmved for a consider- was the firs, town in England where that aLiance Joseph Fletcher, druggi&t. E. fc E. Manley, grocers DujK'onibe, Esq. M.P, ; aecondetl by Mr. Charles Oats. lecturer concluded by moving a resolution to the effect, able time, after which Mr. O'Connor spoke for to mako an offs r of 18s, in the pound, if tho Ttir.. i3 cheers were given, witli-a. vote, of sympathy ia he y, which sealed it wis contracted. Yes, 5n truth, and E. Honlding, shoe maker. William Horner, tea dealer depositors 'will accept it. that as all the Anti-Corn Law efforts h;ul failed in arrest- nearl two /hours, upon those¦ ¦ /gubjscts most George Senior suff-:rinR8 of Frost, \Vllliams, and Jones, Howel Jones, ing; the aitjintiou of Q-c)Vur< ,mtmt and Parliament, the nearly connected with the . •¦" well-'beiug of the OB my soul, I tnank you; 1 tasnk you for myself, , tea dealer Richard Btoxup, taiior aAWICK.—On Monday last a public meeting was . . John Satcliffe, grocer Toomas Broxup, saddler aniV Roberts, and ail other Whig victims. Mr. Mead people should no vr agitate for the*Ptj^pia 's Charter. Mr. working classes, and explained every law: held iu tho Cfearti&t Hall , it being an adjourned meet- and still more do I hoak you ou behalf of the mil- J Sutherland , pawnbroker William Astin read a letter from Mrs Frost, received by him that day, Tattyr8all seconded the resolution in an able speech , and regulation affoc'iug their iiiterests so clearly , grocer ing fronz the previous Monday, to take into considera- lions for whose welfare I hare incessantly toiled. John Cleeg, stationer William Thompson, hatter which stated she had that no letter of the kind stated and tho meeting adopted it unauiiiipusly. It is supposed that every man, Woman , and child, in the vast as- tion the case of Mr. Mason and bis companions, in And now hear me, and believe me. I am in their Robert Wilson, grocer Richard Howard, drnggist in the papers, hut all those she has recoivod mvaviably that there wcru from seven to eight thousand people «t sembia£e, upon being frequently a^ked whether or whose persons the persecution of the principles of praised bis jailors. The meeting, which was a very en- the njeettng. Mr. Tutttrsall gave another lecture iu ths not thoy understood him, invariably made answer confidence, and I trust 1 deserve it, as 1 never shall Geotge Brown, draper Loot & Whitworth, grocers justice to ali has been a^ain commenced. On T. S. Dawhirst " both thusiastic one, then concluded. Hurra for the Charter .' Chartist room on tbu following uveaing! when the;room " Aye. every word of it; and it's all true. - , stationer Nathan Saiaiipage, draper evenings several eloquent and feeling addresses were ' betray it; and npr-n their part I pledge myself John Clemesha We go on rapidly. -Sy what they would- A scene of con- room. The audience, each evening, wero treated ia oppo -itiou with that of the present opposition, we love, through the blessings of abundance, which population cf the United Kingdom, msre especially tlit-re wa3 » plot in t.'xi-teric», "whica waa manufactured fusion ana uproar then occurred, which vas upUolden with a num'ber of patriotic Ephga " and recitatkms, ' " he expressed regret at the apathy evinced by alone both you and the people Tcqalrc Every man those Tfho reside in the town anil neighbourhood tf by the two or throe boobies called Orangemen, wet-tins until the time had expired that the.lecturer woul'd .'h'ave together with dancing and an exhibition of Mr. Abel t,he majority cf the House lespecting the dis- Burnley, many thonf-acda of whota are tntiiely deptjtd- at Vk pri ilionsc. in Dadley-rtnet. But if ;:ny thing cal- Hoyvrood's phants.?mvi i oria or njagipJ^uthern. The : ¦ ¦ of small real capital has bsen banished fro:a the occupied in tue delivery of his address, ¦when Mr. .' , tress , of the country.~*a' • ¦• ;: "distress ; _ '- which icg for thtir sufsistecca on parochial relitf or charitiKo cr.;atb>i to injure the ptnor.B or property of too peace- Bee<(ham proposed i\nd Mr. Guan seconded, "Tha t entoriainments were kepi up till u late hour on both field of honourable and legitimate speculation , by v , threatened social dissolution, and whiclt rendered contributions, witln.u- Uaving the most ivmota prospect able inhabitciiita was in tsisttnce, h« had pledged Lim- this nietting pleUj-es itsbif to agiiate for nothing ihori evenings. tho -peace and tranquillity of the conntry not worth the gambling of an overgrown moneyocracy, until of again obtaininz employment ; that vast nnmbers of Efilf to the Uitgistratrt on behalf of the Chartists of of the Pcopla'a CiiMter, mid to oppose any agitation » The CiurvTiST Youths hold their meetings every forty•' eight hours! purchase. The people had hitherto at length the veritable middling classes had no sobtr, honest, and industriotis artisans in this town have Birmingham, ti.ii . they . would assist in brii.giiig th« that fnlls thort oi the same."— Carried unaufR uuIy. Tuesday eveiiiug in tho Chartist room, Tib-street , ¦suffered iit patience , and witli hope ; -but hope was alternative tot to abandon the land of their bi:ta never been charg&alue to the parish oa any former occa- crTendtrs to justice. Hu warned his hearers to have Mr. Murray iiovr niado his exit, amid tho groans of the aud on Saturday oveuings they have a concert arid vanishing and the winter was appro aching.: Confident sion ; and very many others are already reduced fiora nothing to do with secret plots or conspiracies. It. in quest of a resting-place iu foreign clime3, or to assembled hundreds (thehull was full.) Mr. BeeUham ball, conductiu upon total abstinence principU-s, expeotiitions wero uttered with respect , to an early comparative comfort to the moHt abject poverty, who wcia the interest of the CK irtiata to keep strictly within firoposed tJirie choei'B for the Charter, threo for for youth of bath s;x«s. Admission one ponitj and a bund a ut harvest ; but the Mark lane Express restore their own country to a at and proper situa- have not yet applied for parochial aid, although their the pale of the law, as nutLinK wcu d tratify tho base O Connor, three for Frost. Williams, and Jones, three each. authoritatively discouraged any anticipations of that scanty income does not enable them to purchase a suffi- Tories more than an opportunity of destroying tion for labour and honesi industry to live and Ho _ on thtir tor Coop&r (ihe General cf tile Sha&8uerean3,) in his MoNKW EAWMOUTH. —On Tuesday evening &t the nature; He called on the Honse to entertaiii his thrive in- You have prudendy adopted ths latter ciency of the necessaries of life ; and it is an ascer- or^unisiitios- dwelc VariOU3 OthCI . lup\C8, iind absence, and"triree groana for tht' League, which Were tained fact tbat retired to Ashton-atrfcct usual nieeting, sereral new members Were enrolled. motion, which was for ari address to her Majesty, alteruatire. Yon know that yoar exenions on be- iuxDeBurnlej Union there are upwards of , at the conclusion, accompanied all heartily given. ' 13 .000 "persons, beiDg about one-fourth F; Pearson preached a funera l praying that if no amelioration take place in of the population, by a large numbtr. Upwards of tvrenty members wtre Walsail.—Mr. tlie condition of the cojintry at an early period after half of justice can insure you your proper position in the condition of paupers." enrolled. Another defeat of the League.—L-sst Mon- scrmou hero for liolberry on Sunday ; 4s. 6d. was ve day night, Mr; Biir.stow, with the ShakBpearians, the prorogation of Parliauient, it may be speedily in your nati land, while your manly English The resolution was carried unanimously. AtiiTON-STREET IiEetings.—A meeting collected for the widow. was held attended at the New Hall , purposing to bear Mr. Mur- called together again, in order to devise means to countenances blush at the idea of becoming volun- Moved by Mr. Thomas Wjlki>so>", grocer, and at th:3 place, at tlm u=ual time on Sundny evening, ilr. Seuu'.—On Friday evening, Mr. D. Taylor, mis- ' ' ray's lecture on Corn Law Krpeal. The Repealers give an impulse to trade and. iitdusttyf and avert seconded by Mr. Joseph Fletchkb., druggist :— Charles Ashton in the , sionary for tho East and NorthHidinKs, visited this tary exiles—rendered a portion of surplus popula- ch^ir when an address was traviug taken this room for Mr. M., in consequence of those calamities which tho inclemency .of. winter delivered Ly Mr. White, after which town and addvei:sod a large and respectable audience tion by a crew of hard-hearted , grinding, Mal- - *' That in consequence of the extreme poverty of so the meeting his defeat on the preceding Thursday night There , must produco. : separated. Monday evenin?.—The usual weekly meet- in"the- Alarket-place, for aa hour aad a half, with thusiau philosophers. Had you confined your large a portion of the population, and t&a numerous might bo l 200 in the room when the lecturer entered Mr. Wabd (Shefiield) seconded the motion. ing of the Ghartihts vas .ld at-the above room > great effect. failures of manufacturers and tradesmen in this district, h' on Mon- it. As soou as ho cama forward, Mr. Bairstow uaked A great deal of " talk" easued. The motion was exertions to a fnriberaBce of what is called Free day evening last, Sir. Walter Thome many are deprived of a. large portion of their former in the chair. him if he wouUl allow distussion at the eloso of the York.—A memorial ha3 been sent from the York of coarse ppposod by the Ministers, Sir James Trade, your townsmen would have looked Euspi- Three members were tiected to fill up the vacancies in trade, and have now to contend with powerful diffi- lecture, to which, after a great dual of circumlocution Chartists to the Secretary of State, in behalf ef the Graham reminding the" House" that, in the month the General Couctil, after which Mr. Charles caou3ly upon yoar motives, and contemptuously upon culties; for the Bhopkeepers and innkeepers pay a larger A-»hton ;in d evasion he gave " n decided ne^ittive.; wbereupii political victims* of October, to which period it was proposed to was elected to represent this locality at the celezat-j ^ your judgment. You are now much more power- amount of local rates and taxes, in proportion to their to be at on Mr. B aratow stood forth, and stilted to the working adjourn, the members would all be pheasant shooting ! ! nie-fctiu^ , heirt Dudley Sunday next. Holme Lake End —On Monday evening last, a means, than any other class hi the; community, ana Mr. men that lie had pressed >lh Murray to allow debate at An attempt/was also made to adjourn the debate, ful than the whole Corn Law League. You Sounders brought forw-ar-i a proposition , setting forth rnect|nK of the Chartists of this place was hel d at the they are aware that tbfcir Ic-cal rates must be shoitly bis lecture's fluish, that: Mr. M. had flatly refuted, but this also was opposed ; and on a division, the may challenge the whole fraternity to discussion, w hat uiight be expected froni 'tha forit-s, after tho man- . hovise of Mr. Abraham Pickks, at eight o'clock ; Mr. augmented to a larger amount than has ever been and that he, (Mr. B.) would advise the working men numbers were:— / ner in which they have tieau-i! Mr. Mascn, and Hopkins in the chair. Mr.. G. Fletcher delivered an Agaiust the motion ...... 147 as to the relative value of your nostrums for general known "bsfore, and that for a considerable time past recom- to retire from the Hall immediately, to the Market- ¦ mendirg that all able and eloquent lecture on the Peopie's ChaTter, For it '91 and permanent relief and yen would find the people their trade has been diminkhing with reduced profits." Chartiev lecturers should procure pjuce •where be woula deliver a lecture on the R»peal . ••••; ¦•• •<• ... , licenses as preachers. Mr. Williams , explaining the Whole six points in beautiful and Carried -unanimously. supported Mr. of the Corn Laws, o:id expoae tba humbugging of the Majority against U ... ..» ——58 at your back, while they wonld find themselves Sannders's views in an able and enthusiastic adfJrepy appropriate language. Moved by Mr. . HCGHES, ironmonger, seconded by League. No sooner said than done. Instantly the vanquished, deserted, aad covered with disgrace, by and was loudly cheered. Mr..P«tet Henley opposed it, Mr. WILSON, grocer :— working men rose in one dense body, and, amid most Lower Sowerby , (Helm.)—Messrs. Rigby and ihose who=e pockets they bare emptied, while they and moved an aniendtuent, which was carried by a THE POTTERIES. Urrific yelling, groaiiing, and hooting, Itft thirty Summers addressed a very numerous and attentive " That this meeting solemnly believes that the Bafr.ty majority of one. Thus ended a spirited and profes3an anxious desire for their welfare. business- repeaiers all alone in their felpry , whilst Mr. Murray meeting of tho Chartists of this locality on Tuesday The following aro the resolutions of the colliers and well-being of the community will be seriously like meeting. : astonishment. He never bad evening. district, which they have Gentlemen, in conclusion, I have not words su£5- affected by the much-longer continuance of this stale of stared the most ghastly in the North Staffordshire ¦ Cquncil Meeting —A meetiDg of members of the as many as 150 after the just issued :-- '¦: /¦¦' . -. : - ; :.' ciently expressive of my feelings to thank you— ; distress."—Carried unanimously. te at any time in the Hall, V " . . J General Council l«;l.-< .n^ing rhe various localities, waa Snakspearian brigade left. We had full 3000 in the , " The committee appointed io watch over the in- indeed, I have not : I can only say that you have I Moved by Mr. Socthworth, grocer, and seconded beL-i at the Ship Inn, Steelhouse-lane, en Sunday KING CHArvLIiSft CHOFT of ; laet, .Market place, and Mr. Bairstow gave it the Kepealers terests and conduct of the ^caeral body colliers made me tie proudest man in existence, because by by Mr. SHCTX, tailor and draper :— at three o'clock. Mr. Peter Henley was appointed chair- for full two hours, and then again advertised an OR ROYAL WEST-END MARKET in; this district have to regret that the, matters ia your adoption of the principles for which I have so ] " That it is the opinion of this meeting that elass man, and Sir. George White, secretary. Tiie business address fpr th« following nightM the Market-place, on dispute l*cmain still unsettled j and we, therefore, long contended, you establish the fact that I and my '¦ legislation is the primary cause of the distress that now for which the meeting had been called was then ruad the same subject, challenging Mr. Murray and the feo) 'it* to be our duty to publicly declare our final exists, and tbat permanent relief over by the Secretary, namely, "To take into consider- smaller guns of L«icestor. Even after we Accommodation for Carls m a most convenient fellow-sufferers have puffered UDJastly. I advocated j to the shopkeepers whole of the arid Albion-street and positive determination, which has been this and others cannot be afforded until labour is fairl y re- ation the btst mode of organising the to*n and con- had got 3,000 at our meeting in the Market-placo;, Situation, between Briygate , day resolved upon, after the most careful con- them when their adoption would have prevented the i solidating the power of each locality—to amend the -Hull , carried Leeds. ¦ :¦ ¦ ¦/ presented in the . Commons' House of Parliament ; we, those of our lads who went batik to the sideration. // . :/ '; v - -/../¦; . . - ./¦.;,' present distress ; you have adopted them, to stop i therefore, pledge ouraeives to assist (by all legal snd mode of collecting—to consider the propriety cf call- tho Charter against Corn Law itepeal at the close of ELKANAH GATES, Brokkr &c. No. 3, King c ing a conference of all tbe members to eiecs delegates * thai; " 1. That vire agree to work nine hours for one it acd prevent its recurrence. And now for yonr j -constitutional means) our unrepresented fellow- oun- Mr. Murray 's epouting, so that they had not positively Charles-sfreef , begs to inform the Public workyincluding one hour's cessation for food ; to a general delegate meeting of - the counties of War- present at the ni08t We call this> above Croft , and from a genera ) day's satisfaction allow me to assure you, that all the ! trymen to brio g about an organic change in the repre- seventy Bepealeia he has taken the that we receive for a day 's labour tho sum of 43. sentative system."—Carried unanimously. wick, W orcester, Gloucester, and Stj.ff.ird , and a-Iopt '• keeping up th« steam whilo the general iCoopur) is opinion expressed by the inhabitants in its favour as wealth of the world could not bay ns or turn us I such other measures as m ght ba deemed advisable for they, per day, together with our burn coal. : Moved by Mr. Holland, coffee-house keeper, and ' away." The Corn Law gents gave notice that ar^ the roost eligible Situation for a VEGETABLE from our righteous path ; neither can the power of ! the creation of a cordial feeling of co-operation in the ia-or^anizing their Anti-Association, and NJurray to he ha3 the satisfaction to announce that "2 That eaph and every master pay in cash weekly seconded by Mr. Thomas Slater, pawn-broker:— MARKET, " . and the the Government affrigh t us from our 2gitationT: town." A resolutio?i moved by air. White,' seconded by ba retained for a lencth of time in LtiiceBter. it is intended to erect for the purpose a suitable the wages duo for labour performed ; " That a memorial be prepared in cccordanee with Mr. Fussbil, was u ^nirntusly cgreed to, aiBrming the One Thousand Square custoai now praoticod . by rnany masters, which Only one party will deepl ' building, to cover upwards of ; ^ y feel ths fores of yoar j ths f-jregoin g resolutions, and presented to her Maj esty, n. C6?sity of securing the above itesirable objects ; bat Eb« atuM .—In the report of the public nieetins; of Yards of Ground , still leaving some Thousands oj is only a cohtimiatiou of the truck system/ in dis- eensure, 1 mean those who, despairing of our success, i praying her to dismiss from her Councils her present ii was thought tbat io vrould produce a belter effect by Chartists at Eye, published in last, week's Star, will be to accommodate Carts i rom the guise, be icsmediately discontinued. ./ : ministers, and call into office those who will pledge Square Yards open, have falsely abandoned ns in the eleventh hour from \ giving a week's furlher notice. Mr. FusiseU tbr-refore fnund the following emir in the arinouncfciuent of sub- Country, for unloading and loading, or standing, at "3. That, until the whole of the masters agree to themselves to make the People's Charter a Csbintt ei^ht Bhiil'ngs was col- propositions, the whole of the a deciie to acquire notoriety amongst the great and Kioved, " That the meeting be at'jovirntd to Sunday scriptions :—It is Btated that Twopence each per Day.; these just and fair \ measure/* litxt, at three o'clock." Mr. F. Oorbetfc secendtd tho ;ecte<} at the conclusion of tbe weeting, which sum was men shall stand out f romi -. wprk, let the coneeguences tiie powerful. You have my thanks, my warmest j J, M Fnrlan Entrances— From Gfuildford Street and Land's V Ciirried unanimously!!:! motion, which was carried unanimously. Each member iransmitted to, arid received by, Mr , , ia Foot Pc*st;ag9 from Albion be what they may* thanks four ahii- Lat- e for Carts ; and ¦ ' ' , Gentlemen, and I feel assured that you will County Secretary, Northampton, along with - ¦' ' ' ' ¦ ' • ¦ - ;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦ " 4; That We continue to discountenance erory j of the General Couucil will be expected to attend on Street.; . ., , • ;• . • . .- -• -. - . . - . It was then agreed that a Committeeof five should making a total «f twelve . . . . . : . . ;: •eenre those of the united Chartist body. ; Sunday ntxt. iing? previously coller.ted,. species of misdemeanour, intimidation , &c. ; and, aa be appointed to carry out the resolutions; and that the shillings ; it should have been FIVE shiilings [neviouaiy $g(* Stabling and other Accommodation may be a number of cases of imposition have been reported I am, Gentleman, j Chairman should sign the niemurial to the Queen on Mrs. Holberrt.—Mr. J. Barratt collected the sum Bottle, Upperhead KoWj ¦/and ^ x ear ooilected, makin a total of THiBTJEEN shilliu^. hau at the Cock and to us, wo beg to caution the public against impos- obliged and faithful servant, j behalf of the assembled shopkeepers. of five shillingB lubt Sunday morning at a Chartist other Inns in the immediate JSeighbourhocd. tors ; arid earnestly hope they will oause every one , . BEWSaXJJRY.—A District Council Meeting was , _. FSXRGCS O'COATfOB. i A vote of thanks was then given to the Casirman, meeting, near the Asyium, for Mrs. H.'lberry, and Leeds, July 21st, 1842. to be punished who solicits contributions as ooliiers Leeds, July 20, 1842. vhen the meeting separated, giving three hearty cheers paid it over to Mr. G-wgo White. The friends intend .held at Littletuwn, on Sunday last, whun dek'?ates i j :—!><*wsbury, without authority from the coBsmittee. r for the Charter. collecting down there for tbiee following Sunday?. were present from the following placs3 thanks of the eomniitteo be Batley Carr, Ossatt, R^tley, Birstal ,;, Wake^M. Cleck- of "5. That tho best This meeting has made a strong impression in favour tingham and its Vicinity. — Cuartist ^Tesximoniai, Gratitude.^Dr. iven te those honourable masters 'who bave acceded BOKCaSTEH—€hab.tut JIeetikg.— On Mon- Not btatou, and Littletown. After thefluanc'.al b.ia uess of U2E:DS. — g day ;¦ of the Charter. The business was conducted in an agree- , preached - to;many ' teutlemau of considerable abi'jty, to pur just demands, and/that they be allowed to last, one of the best attended, and we may add DOINGS.—ilr. Mead, of Birmingham the meeting was transacted, too folldwing ttisolutions Coffin of Hull, a best K able and enthusiastic manner. Every resolution was thousands upon tbe forest , on tae ¦presenl distre8a and Who has spen t 1113 1116 in-ine-siauy oi remeaiat asenisj draw Blaok for their water engines, providing they gaJatfcd , meetings of Ctaitists that town has ? carried, without a diesentienthand vere agreed to:—" That overy: asspciation in the die- ever experienced ! Deing beld lip. Tilt; oestitutian cf the working classes. Many new mem- disease, is now repeating, at the do not euppiy any other persons With tha same. , toot place in the Town Hall of tbat £fev^tal speakers described in glowing terms the great trict is particuJftTly requested to Bend a deitsjata to th«. for tlie cure of OOroUgh, Kmctiiiaed hv -whose iludnrea on j bers, amongat whom are some of the middle men, ltoom, Cheaptide, the course of loctureH "6. That five nights' work shall be paid far as six tbe Mayor, distitiss that prevailed. The principles of the Charter, EirXl Cjuncil Meatiug, »a arrangements wiU b« rd a¦ • . ¦: . proposed, was unanimously called to the ) Kfclves admirably, and would not on any account give a displayed by the Doctor, &3 1 ' said big Din was a big rascal, and he would never nearly twenty enrolled themselves as mewbers. We contributioas and purchased HanW. July 18, 1842." : * - Be stated in plain hut honest terms tha object single Tote ; thus letting the several resolutions be have united their Small " V of the meeting, have another penny of their money at all at ail. expbet in the cou*s« of a week or two that our members snuff box. Oa Wednesday turnout still continues., and the men are which was to hear from the lips of Mr. settled by the EhopfeeepttB thtmsfctoea. And to their a very heat silver The Tfijlor, from Nottingham, hi8 opinion on the eastin g Great Meeting of ihe Starving Millions. will increase three or i four fold. Art present utiani- last, at the close of hia third lecture, this expression determined to fctahd out. The military j it is said, credit be-it said, they did their work nobly and pa- and *taie of afiairs in thia country. It would be a wasJa of —On Monday, at br.H-past one a numerous meeting moubly declured theiv deteriiiination to stand by of ieeliug was pieEeuted to him on behalf of the wiil be removed from the race-course at Hanley to , ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ "" ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ triotically. They have now fairly taken up arms in • ¦ ¦ ¦, ' ./¦ " ' : ¦ time on 'tr support the principles of the. Ciiarter. . Mr. Johnson. The remarks made Newcastle. -; i;. - . ' . - . . , his pirt to detain the audience farther, but he favour of light against might; this is as it ought to be. comprising many thousands, waa held in tho Marke subscribers by , ¦was hum here and pointed, and Monday night some colliers went to work for a they wonld be instructed and gratified, wken The last resolution moved by Mr. Holland was received place, for toe purpose of adopting the.remonstrance to TUMSTAIiE».—the; cause is gaining ground upon the occasion were short . they heard the lecturer to whom he .requested the ne'er-do-weel's o* the muckle house. Mr. Csxring- ' eutblled. Aa op^n. a« upon the respective partiea. master who had been giving tbe full price ; tneflr , due by rounds cf applause; the Chairman declaring it to.be Many new members baye been . rtfiected wedit went to attention.—Mr. Taylor now came forward ton, a working man, no, a man willing to work, but day eveniing. ,. - cpmpaniong, hawevei*, heard of it, and , and having a ' blinker;' and carried by acclamation. The whole meeting is held every Fri -, . . --Qh Wednesday morn- the thanked the meeting for the full assemblage he saw not ablo to get it, was unanunoasly elected chairman, Alleged MAMaLiuQHTER. Ulverley, where the pit is situated, and stopped proceedings terminatingwith perfect good humour and PtATTIKC—The CharlJats of tHia place and steady workman, named they appre before him, proceeded to explain the points of the and opened thohuslrie?8 of the meeting in aneat speech, MILES insr last, an industrious work* Tie soldiers were called ont and - good will amongst all classes assembled. met in their Room, on Sunday evening, to hear an of Holbeck, a bookbMer, we be- People's Charter, and during bis illustrations the and then called upon Mr. Barker to move the first William Sykes, hended about twenty of the rioters, all of whom, it addreas from Mr. Wm. Bell, but were disappointed, custody by an officious 'Vblue ' greatest appkau was elicited. His exposition of the resolution, namely:—¦• That this meeting views with : Keve, was take* into seems, hive been set at liberty*-- Every possible dissatisfaction. . :: ¦¦ ', ' ; of having killed^ h^ motBcr. Church aad Statarobbarias, perpetrated under, and sanc- deep disgust and indignation the conduct of the class- which has excited much bottle" here on a oharge exertion is being made by the magistrates to bring Man. Sunday a.^egata meet-' The eiicnmstiinoefl were investigated at an inquest abont a settlement of the dispute. - tioned by, both Whigs and Tories, calledfotth the most OtDHAItt.—On Sunday last, Mr. Bou&ke, of elected House of Commons in their rejection of tba tOUOHBOStOOGH.—On before JohB Blackburn, marked indignation cheater, delivered a very instructing lecture, in which People s Petition, and tutir subsequent conduct in re- ing was held heTe, when it wias agreed to contmue Mr. on Friday raorning, of the meeting. He ultimately Esq.; when it appeared that the dedease4 had besought a union of the middle and lower classes, by he showed the encrochmantsthat the men in power fusing all enquiry into the distressand destitution now Duffy'a services for another fortnight ; ajso to hold a the ' cfcbrook , on S'mday, July 21st, lone^ been afflicted with a disease of / WAKEiFIELD CORN MAJEIKET. Which means a most complete triumph would be ob- were daily making on the rights and privileges of the so fearfully prevalent in the nation, and that we camp meeting. .-near Bla occasioned her sudden death;.^ tained over their ynpmtefr. Things were now reaching labouringman , and the eau&eswhich had brought on hereby do adopt the remonstrance agreed upon by the at two o'clock in the afternoon. ; . ' tieark, which Friday, Jtrtr 22.—We are largelyiopplied with Skevington delivered an Tho only ground there was for taking the maii into toeh an approximation to complete starvation and so;much misery, destitution and want On Monday National Convention of the working cla*sffs." Mr. On MOrfBAY Evening, Mr. circumstance that Sykes and Wheat, a "considerable part dnty-paid Foreign. misery acocording to previous notice, a public meek Barker after a few very excellent then read address to the middle class. Twelve new members custody arose from tho ^ &s ibis country never before witnessed; unless, evening, Ewmirks few words on Tuesday evening, when Though the weather is somewhaiuusei'ledv8till great therefore, some better and more prompt meansw ere ing waa held in the Chartist Room, Greaves-street, the remonstrance from the Star, and Mr. Souter were enrolled. his wife had a dullness prevails in all markots, arid we hote only :d this place on Tne*day, the poor old woman, having stepped between them, adopted than Sir Robert Peel or Ma predecessors had when the remonstrance to the House of Commons and seconded the resolution. The Chairman then called upon Witwick.—Mr. Duffy, visit any violence. We a limited demand to-day, at a decline of 2s. per ded by the late Mr. J3. P. Mead, of Birmingham Jul aridressed a numerous asasmbly. At tt e was pushed down, but Without attempted, the worst eoEBiquencea would follow to the a mamorial to the Queen, as wooms&en , to support it. Mr. Mead y 12, and that the policeinan, after the man waa quarter from the rates of thia diy Be'nttight. Barley aristocracy. Mr. Tsylor made a most Inmbieus speech, Convection, were vxtaaimofdj passed ; also, that the delivered a long and humourous speech in bis best style. close of which thirty-fivo members wtre eirplled. have heard nominal. Oats and Shelling are very alow sale, at ¦ ( ; ington discharged, effered him Si. if he would say no more which obtained saveral converts to the cause, and he remonstrance be sent to Jota Fieiden, Esq, or presen- Mr. S weet rosa to propose the second resolution, and During the week ha visited Beltop, Castle Xo i , the facts somewhat under the rates of last week. Beans Is. at the The requested to support after going on a few minutes a ¦was : Eiat Leake, and Loughboiough, enrolling about it. We shall probably know more of ¦ to Tf^ifmentlj cheered conclusion. meet- tation, and that Gen, Johnawi be ahopocrat heard to KegBWorth, week. per qr, lower. Other articles as before. ing, after a Tote of thanks to tie Chairman, separated. the same. asy, *' Oh! oh i Jemmie Ssreet, tbe barber!" with an ia" ill about eighty members. of the case next « ¦ " ' -r-^ . ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ : ;; ' ¦ • • ¦ ¦¦ l ' y:: ¦ : ' ^k-\ -P ^ 2 . THE NORTHER N star. . ' ^ ' ^^ . - - ^: - ^^3 ' ¦¦ ' ¦' ' ' • '• STATE OF THE COUNTRY. 1 sums. There jare ninety-one Campbells in the army, and our union ; and let na be united in one common cause TTTANTED TO PURCHASE a qnantity of v , .; . . : ;NEWS\ VAGENCY, ./: •; \. ,V: Cfcarttet 3hrt*I%ro«>. numeroas MEETING of I twenty-ssven in the navy. The keeper of the signet, and in one holy brotherhood. ( Approbation.) VY LAND, suitableof for the Erection of a GAOL B00ESELIING ANJ) LONDON PERIODICAiL A T a very Banken ; ;Sir William Dunelas) has a greater sum than the A vote of thanks was given to the three speakers; in the B^orbugh Leeps, not less than Five Acres. : Bl Merchants, and Manufacturers, held at tin . : l£MEN thb , HULL former for his ardous services. We have 600'generals and Mr. Taylor hoped they would aho w their kindness It is requested that in all cases the Price, Quan- -PP : :; - ''\ES^:^LJ S Court-Hbuse, onMobbix, Eighibekih^kstab. . consideration the present appallin* ; in full pay. Why, a twentieth part of them would not by giving s show of both hands in a vote to the Chair- tity, and precise Situation may be stated, and the No. 10, KIRKGATE, (opposite the Packhorae Inn,) "to take into ' On Monday evening last, wa had one of the most be wanted sed a 'Committee' would prefer a Plan if convenient to state of Trade and of the Couatry, with .the view'«( in a time of war. We hid lately ninety- man, which he should call the new move, and cau ¦ ¦ ¦ , ' ' '^ ¦ : : : ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' " ' ¦ " : ¦ ':¦' ' ¦; - ' . HtTDDERSFIELD. .; . J ' her Majesty s . splendid meetingswe have eTer seen in-doors, and more eight a J mirals, and ouly nine great deal of merriment whan he said, to the contrary, seud it. - . . .}¦ . - .- -. . . . - - ;. . . ,- . ; , . making another appeal to ' Ministe^ of them on duty. Next ¦ subject , before .the' talent combined in ths three gentlemen ¦who addressed comes the law, the judges, commissions, &c. ; who, both legs. •< The applications will be considered according to reapeetfully to and Parliament on the - close of EbWARD CLAYTON begB most of all party feeling us, than is met "with in an assembly of twice as many ; spsakiag of commissioners, it brought to his mind a the priority in which they are sent in^ inform his Friends and the Public generally, the Session * irrespective aai hundreds proJessng to legislate for the people. The Comir.ittiee glad to I disci/urse between a poor -weaver and a commissioner, MAN CHESTER.—On Thursday evening week, tbe of the Council will be that he has OPENED the above Establishment, party measures," Mr. Woesdelx -was called to the chair, and informed \ in the year 34 or 35, at A-udertown. The commissioner Brown-street Chwtlat Room in this place, waa crowded receive suggestions for titea as well as offers of bove business in THE¦ WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR in TSE where he intends carrying on the a ' " ¦ meeting Mr. Holiday of Edinburgh, says dent you think emigration would be a good thing, land. ¦v- v . - ¦ ¦ ¦ " She would deliver i with mechanics, amongst which body the principles of all its various 4epartmeats, aud hopes, by strict W .VS/^^CHAm;:/ ;. -^ ; . ' y- an address on England's "wrongs and the way to right land much better your condition ? Yes. says the Chartism are spreading rapidly—so much se that it By order. attention to all Orders confided to his care, to Holdfokth ' EDWIN EDDISON, Town Clerk. On the Motion Of JAiiES , Esq. them ; after which Mr. Campbell, Sscretary to the . weaver. The commissioner noted that in his book, and bids fair to be the most numerous of any of the trades merit a share of the Public's patronage, which Seconded by John Wilkwson, Esq. National Executive : and Mr. DaanTaylor "would deliver ! was going away, but the weaver stopped him, a.d said who have jained the Association. Mr. DouglaB Shaw 58, Albion-street, Leeds. will ever be his study to deserve. It was resolved unanimously, a few remarks. He (the Chairznaa) thought that this j " you and me may be dinna agree about the sort of was called to the chair. Sir. Griffin deliveied aiectnre Orders received, and promptly attended to, for empire was on tlie eve of a mighty change, and much I emigration. I would emigrate all the bishops, half which occupied two hours, in which be shewed clearly 1st. That this Meeting, fully sensibleof the. .nnpw. ! , CORROBORATION OF THE INN OCENT YET the London and Country Newspapers, Periodicals present existing; ia- this Town nearer than a many imagined. The people are becoming of the parsons and all such as you.'* He shut his book the relative position of Great Britain as compared with Periodicals, cedented distress at , j and wanted to be gone b l BELIEVING PROPERTIES OF BLAIR'S &c. Every description of Books and and generally in tho Manufacturing Districts, the acquainted with the most important of all snbjects— , ut the weaver wou d all the nations against which we have to compete, constantly on Sale. their wrongs, and the way to rkht them, by governing ' not let him budge till he bad put it down in his book. contending that we could never lift ourselves out of our GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. greater portion having arisen not from the effects of , and Liverpool demoralization in the suffering individuals, but fron themselves. It is believed, by those who are well-ac- j The printing of tbe Commission to inquire into the difficulties by an extension of commerce. He made a TO MR. PRGUT, 229, STRAND, . Leeds, Halifax, Manchester' ¦ ' ' lO^PONV ' ¦:¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - - - ¦: - -; ' • ' Pa pers/ . . ., - ¦; .; ¦ . . . . . ,. . , . [.)} the appalling fact that honest industry cannotfind j qusisted with the people, that there is a greater decree ! spiritual destitution of Scotland, cost £CO.000, but we powerful impresaion on the minds of his heaters, by 19, Lisson Grove, St. Mary Le Bone. : of knowledge in oar country than existed in America j have n.>t the means cf getting to know the salary of the proving to a demonstration that nothing but the f Agent for the Sale of Dr. M'Douall's Cele- market for its exertions, and the Manufacturing before thty threw offthe yoke of their oppressors ; and .; commissioners, but guess it would be liberal, by the cost People's Charter would be a permanent benefit - to: the SIR,—-In reoompence for the great benefit I have brated Florida. Pills, whioh have only to be and Commercial Capitalists, t«j whom the sufferer he recommended a peaceful agitation as the most certain ! of the printing. There is more accommodation than is millions. The xesnlt of his lecture was that at the close received from the use of Blair's Gout and Rheu- known to be duly estimated ; no Family should be would naturally turn for assistance and support to bring about a lasting change—(approbation). j -wanting in the law Churches. Any person wishing to thirty members were added to the association ; and Mr. mario Pills, 1 feel it a duty I have long owed to the without these Pills in the House, read M'Douall's being themselves crippled by the same cause, and i go may find a pew for himself another for his feat, and afflicted with the excruciating torture of the Gout, unable to afford empldymeflt, is also painfully Mr. Grassbt mentioned a collection would be made , Griffin , after receiving the thanks of the meeting, waa Pamphlet and judge for yourselves. for Mason : snotcer for his umbrtlla. He believed tbe ariztocracy requested to deliver his second lecture on that evening I to make your valuable remedy more extensively 1 aware that its remedy lies far beyond the reach of and his associates. ' ¦ ' • ¦ ¦ " ¦ ' - ' ' ' ' - ¦ '" ¦ Wholesale and Retail Agent for Jackson's Break-' were right, when they said distress was not general I known i .;. - - , . . . . •; . the limited and still contracting circles of charitable i ; it ¦ week. Mr. Griffin consented and retired amid the ¦ " ¦ " ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - '¦ ¦ " " " "¦¦ - ¦ - ¦ ¦ - ¦ " - ¦ : ¦ ' Beverage; : - : ¦ ¦- - : fast . . . • : • - -¦ Mr. Eolibat in coming forward was received with 1 has not reached them. Talk not about distress, when most rapturous applause. I am upwards of seventy years of age, and have, . - . aid. every mark of approbation, and ssid, Britain's -wrongs ! you can afford to pay such enormous salaries to such when occasion required, uged them for more, than A liberal allowanoe made to Country Agents. Onthe Motion of Hameb. Sxansfeld, Esq. , At a Meeting of the shareholders of the Chartist- were inscribed on as thb concocters of the massacre of Peterloo I He twelve years past. I have at all times found nothing Seconded by T. B. PEASB, Esq. every page of her statute book, and : men Hall on Friday evening, in Brown-street Room, it was every act bears testimony to the fact that the might I thought it wouid take a magnify ing glass of 200 horse . to relieve me but them, and my firm belief is that y unanimously agreed, "Th at each individual should LOVE OF COUNTRY. - 2ad. That this Meeting, deeply commiserating ths multitude are treated ¦«vith comtempt, and hsve been i power to see any good they, any of them, have done. they are not composed of any thing injurious to:the their humbler draw out the amonnt of money paid in by him or her, de- can possibly prove an Individual's agonizing destitutibh of brethren, denominated beasts cf pr=y by Sir Jamts Graham, the They taik of you dcairiag to plunder them, when constitution , as I always find after their use, my NOTHING they ducting niuepence to cover the expenditure ineuired by Patriotism more than the efforts he ia making in would earnestly impress upon their Fellow-country, present S?crctary of State for the Home Department : are gorged with plunder, to gain which thousands of general bodily health renewed, and my appetite con- the committee in forwarding the objects share- countrymehi The strength men, comprising every CLiss and every Interest, thai My friends (said Mr. H.j a destined storm is rising, and your countrymen have been led to bleach in the sands of the siderably sharpened, behalf of his afflicted, by the Productive holders ; and that all monies unclaimad at the expira- and bulwark of any nation lies in the happy frames the miseries how endured Classej that storm will break every barrier which may be of Ezypi, the Alps, in Spain, and America, and tbe Should you , Sir, think this statement worthy of idly extending to their tion of afx weeks, be forfeited , to be paid over toHunt's f of her Sons and Daughters. ' in Manufactures are rap Em. plae?d in its WBy ; all shall be swept before "it, every ent only give relief in a few honra, like a. wedgo, by slow degrees, it was driven home, embodying the above Resolutions, and praying thea is mining oar country h3d EQt 2e:l tiem to The poor man in the depth of wiatsr, mayba his fnmi2y tottering fabric of liberty comes to the commit crime, ' Sunday last, and will lecture again on the 24th instant, where the patient has been dyivon nearly to madness ; and the not to separate until they shall have resolved oa aad then punfsi them for it—(best:. fi iirviEg, if he takes a partridge, or a hare, he is con- gronnd. The revolutions and fall of Empires prove, It Was unnecessary for him to point cut every one fin ed in a felon's cell, and his family left to perish at half-past six p-ecisely. by the excruciating tortures pf this disease, but some mode of conducting the Commercial Policy of r«store, with plain directions for a extend from thence to 3>jblln- If th-y hope the masses will now do Bi -r-N6rthorn Slav. " engravings. PURIFYIN' G APERIENOT RESTORATIVE % til! joatioe be meted cut t> the people. Toe parsons embellished with ¦ perfect restoration : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ ¦ " reflect upon this, tbey ciitn-ot long cou?ent for-such a ¦ ¦ -:- ¦:. • : . : ¦: ; [ : . . PILLS, ; ¦; ;. .;.:. . . . MACCLESF1EI.I\ . : have (ions great lianu to the cause, by preaching to the EMHETT'Si SPEECH S An ample consideration of the diseases of women ; ; ; Bom to be yearly filched from the psople-=-shear } He including a comprehensive 2s. 9i. •vras well aware that in every civiise-:! secietv there must pcor, poverty in this life , aud plum-pudding in the ! Mr. James Gosling, weaver. Now publishing, Price One Penny, the splendid also nervous debility ; For both sexes. Price Is. l^d.and- per . hi>i% next - but they are inconsistent; they wish to go to anatomy of Marsriage, impuis- i* laws to protect virtue, and punish crime, an \ there . ,' Mr. Joseph Allen!, baker. speech of Robert Emiaett, Esq., who was executed dissertation on the A most celebrated remedy for Costive and Bilidusfe hewss themselves, and are determined to hnve the sterility, and various other interrup- znuat bean Executive to enforce these.laws, bat th:s ' Mr. Wilira m Frost, weaver. ia Dublin , for High Treason, in the twenty-second sance, celibacy, Complaints, Attacks of Feve?, Disorder^ of. tbi% pluavpcading htre aiso. If their -vr .-iya will get them Executive ought to accord with the wishes cf the p~o\>.s' , ; Mr. Luke Ri'oy, do. year of his age. tions of the Laws of Nature. Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Dimness of Sight it "will make such a pkice of it, th:it, for ,^ and de the greatest possible good to the gre^ies; possi- to heaven, I Mr. Samuel Wcston , do. sub-Treasurer. Also some animadversions on the Secret Sin of Pains and Giddiness of the Head, Worms, Gravel^ sot "vmli to go where tbey were EMM EXT AND IRELAND 1 ¦ ble inunber of peco'e. Tna child of th% peasant at himself be should , j Mr. Benjamin Chandley, do. sub-Secretary. Y outh, which ©atails such fearful ocasequences on Dropsical Complaints, &c> , iJ snd was deu-rmim*". to have the piuai-puddirg in this Just published, pries Is., an jiiterestinj; Memoir, ^ birth is equal to that of tha peer, aud if yuu follow : OLDHA .M. its victims. life, if he could get it- He supposed all tis people in From authentic sources, of the lamented patriot AiMTISCORBIJTIC, SCROFULA, AND ! him to the grave, however high tho sculptured marble -were Mr, John Hoyle, joiner , lleap-st. Robert Smmett ; i-ucldfinialiy detailing the Origin, This Work is undeniably the most interesting may extol l.is case, "his head lies ss tie poorest cf fte the room Hisrabers of thd Xauonal Charter Asao- .$$F . LEPRA PILLS AN:i>:OINTMEN T, f| ci.il.son if nut, fcs hoped Uiey speedily "would be. ; Mr. Henry Cnuppell , we^ver P-.e^ent-st. Progress, and disastrou s Tenninatiqu1 of the Irish and important that has hitherto been published on poor. At the birih Of a Kuu or Queen, tie -whole nation s ^ Vr-ry man can do & man's part ; E.ucl if the G>Vcrinuent 1 Mr. James Wild, labourer, Hook. , H5O3 &c, Embellished with a splendid this subject, imparting information, which ought to For the cure of Cahcerou3, Scrofulous and Indo- -! mast shout fcr joy ; bonfires rau-t be "kindied , the Insurrection , lent Tumours, and Inveterate Ulcers ; Glandula:: icfs that you ara really (" cU-nn'nti to have tbn Charter Mr. Robert Fielding, weav er, Moor II y. steel engraved Portrait. This edition includes the be in the possession of every one who is labouring v eannons thunder forth their bellowing noise, and a Affeations of the Neck, Erysipelas, Scurvy, Eify d they "will very suon grant it you—(hear.) Thciy are : Mr; James Bairaow, twiner, Jacksou-oi. Trial, celebrated Spee«h, &c. &c. under any secret infirmity, whether male or female. "number of the drunken ?.-d debauched of the people ; BingworBil, Scald Head, White Swellings, Pilesjf ! alrea 'y aware of >.ur strength ; we ca-iied the Whigs Mr. William Hamcr. sub-Secretary. " This little work is caleulatod to keep in reraeao- ¦ bellow f srth God save the King or Q^aen. , and felt deeply, " Uloerated Sore Legs (though of twenty years stanijl to commit suicide, acrl buried thrir filthy carcase in branco the name of oae who felt B¥ M. WltK INSON, ..; Chilblains, Chapped' Hands, Burns, Scalds the grave tbey bad dug for themstl-^es. and hope, with his country's wronga ; a man who, in endeavouring ing>. id They be'low forth by all their throats, Mr. 'William Gurncy, Cabiuot maker, Wire CONSULTING SURGEON, &o. Briiisee, Grocers' Itch, and all Cutaneous Di?eas»j?1 TVhiie God is not in ail their thoughts. God'3 basing, they will revsr have a resurrtfCtion. We to redress them, fei 1 a sacrifice to the echemes of the oppressor street. faction that ever governed, or alsi> an infallible Remedy for Sore and Diseaseoj;! have oal v two paxtits in the state—the and niO3t blood-thirsty We 13, Trafal gar Street^. Leeds. Eyes. Price 2s. 9d., the oppressed. We want a Parliament to grant us Mr. Arao? Good , tailor. Augle-lane. rather inis^overned Ireland . hope the book 4s. 6d. and Its. per package;'! Crmld it be possible he had to describe the cott Mr, '¦tha Ointment can be hadseperate, Is. l^d. per P&L | | {hose rights we have been so long ia n^itatica for. Gas Joshua Francis, iron founder, Saint Job n's uiay have au extended circulation."— Weehty Dis- Of whom they may be obtained, as from any of his ¦ ¦ ¦ of royalty; in ths 11th ytar of reform it cost ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' " ; faction which is expiring, hasmadeablustar in its dying street. patch . Agents. • . : :¦ ¦¦ : i£47,000 or thereabouts, which mutes £237 a- Mr. Phillip Fuller , inn keeper, Maudalon-sircet. UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, : ; . : | day. How they manage to spend it he xould ; inoaHnts ; the chest of that party h&a .made a treat noise, ASK FOR THE ENGLISH CHARTIST MR. M. W. having devoted his studies for many Price Is. Jid. per Pot. j and has told tbs premier if they do not repeal the Corn Mr. Benjamin Parker, fruiterer, Mahien-road. ia not tell, but this he knew, the money was Mr. Stephen Chubb, millwright, North-street , sab CIRCULAR ! years esolusively to the various diseases of the These Medicines are- composed of Plants which i Teted by those who called themselves the people's Lsvrs, tbey will join the Chartist'. He tliought they •PEiCS 0>'E HALFPENNY ! generati"«) and nervous system, in the removal could not have the people's cause at heart, or they Treasurer. ] are indigenious to1 our own Soil, and therefore Bint | representatives. S-nie light is thrown on the snhject ( Mr. James Chubb, miller, North-^treot , Eab ** This noble, though humble, ally in the glorious of thoss distressing debilities arising from a secret -j be far better adapted -to. bur constitutions . thss I ¦whan would hive done that sooner, fo? they know one cf habit, -and, we consider the number of the maids ef honour, ' Seeretary. cause of the People is, we are happy to perceive, indulgfcuco in a delusire and instructive ' Medicise consocted firwn Foreign Dtafjs, hpweTer f ladies of the bed chamber, gentlemen of the bed cham- the first acts after the Charter would be a repeil of the pursuing its onward march, and, if properly en- of (ME CHANICS .) to the successful treatment well they may be compounded. These Preparaiioas I ber, &c. &e , above all, the groom o.' tbe stole ilauahteri Corn Liws, but there would be others made to hinder 3IANCHESTEX , can not fail most cfficioutly to aid in the -would place wo coiiraKod! SYPHILITIC DISEASES aria important DiacoTferies made in Medicine, beini | Then comes the small fry <-i confectioners, ciim=n , them cf robbing tbe labourer. Ha t Mr. JaniDS Calhbert^ou, mechanic, 7 , Mar7:Me cause of right aad justice. The number bsforo us VEN-aaSAL AND , loaves upon tbe table, ths aristocratic leaf and tbe the most precious of Native; Vegetable Concentrated 1 "bakers, grocers, butch< ti, Tictnaikrs, &C. As a tee- sn-eot. (25), besides other highly interesting roattor contains Continues to be consulted fxt>mnine in the morning Extracts, extending their Virtue and Exoellencj t totaller he complained Of 80 much ttting "Was'-Stl in ruoney-moncer loaf, they are both miser."\bJy small, and Mr. Peter Swift, ditto. 6, Every-strent. the k People's Charter' entire. Thus every working till ten at night, and on Sundays till . two,—and are al- quarreling about which of them w

, their own making, try the temper is due to his words in the following yeair 3LAN FOB ORGANISING THE CHARTISTS OF which I prepared with a view of improving their orga- demands of a people, united in purpose and opinion, visions, othe rwise than by taking advantage of for the laws of; ^ experiment of undisguised he addressed a letter to O'Co^bsjl, stating nisation,, aad in "which my friend Tickers . and the and so organised as to enable them to express their some one or oiher of tho forma and names inci- of the people by a farther "GREAT BRITAIN. ¦' ' ' ' ¦ ; Secretary have promised that the members* names shall ' . ' ¦ ¦/ ¦ - ' ¦ • ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦;- "" : - ' - if he would hot answer him " certain , ques- AT OP opinion and to prosecute their purpose as one man, dental to someone or other of the special exemptions brute force. ; ;: -. . .;; ; . .. . • •.;¦ , ; > . :; AS^BETISED A2.D AMEXDED X MEETIN G DE- bs inserted. The dasE-book is formed on the principle tions," he would never again act'in . public XEGATBS, £PP0IK7ED BY THE PEOPLE, AND HELD of street-districts, with a view to enlisting the Bervicea Of this the factions are meat perfectly awaTe ; and therein provided. And as we most conscientiously We shall retura to thia eubjeot next week, and 1 ooncert with : him ! W>11, O'Consem. him sweet enough,*' and accordingly Mr. T1B-SIKEE-I, «A5CHESTEB, 1KB. 20, 18 41. reached Shtmsld on Saturday night, and with that ation of the people, and their* greatest care to pro- doctrines of truth and righteousness, personal, wherein the organisation has been wholly intrepid and incorruptible spirit, Julian Horney, visited exactly •*Headi Pacificator'' " Tom'.-'"St'ee'le, |in the most DESIGSATIOK OE THE ASSOCIATION. vide against its existence. It is only by a well , and political ; as in fact we hold politics to negiebted and suffered hitherto to lie dormant as a the widow of tb8 murdered Holberry on the succeeding sooiai public manner, resigned both bis Liberatorsafp 'arid 1. That the Charfiste of Great Britain be incorpo- forenoon. I was much affected fey the interview. She digested plan of organisation, generally understood be pari and parcel of Christianity, and inseparable dead letter ; we. "ebail show how it^ may and ought Charter his head Pacificatorship of ^^ Ireland ! Nevertheiesa^ rated in one Society, te be called the National is a remarkably fine-looking woman, and ia spite of all and acted on , that the power of the people can be therefrom, beiug mixed up with, springing out of, to be beneficially carried out ; and we shall also to th Association of Great Britain. her heart-rending euSeringa, "wears a latent fire in her the following week he ^dresBed a letter d effici ently made manifest. The isolated struggles of and sustaining all its principles and dootrines, instructions to those who may choose to follow eye, and a dignity in her carriage, that tells you ehe ia give Freeman s Journal ,^ SIGNED with all his-pompoua OBJECTS. worthy to haTe been the wife of the unconquerable individuals, or knots of individuals, or separate we were desirous to have seen, for the first time them for the arrangement and perfecting of local ^ Ra- insignia of onloe !! Again,, when Mcejuy, thja Y 2. The object of this Association is to obtain a " patriot, Saiautl Holberry. Great excitement still pre- societies or localities, even though all directed to since the age of the Apostles, a true Catholic and societies, - 'to work hand in handi with, and to^ "uphold dical Reform of the Sense of Commons ; in other C^rn Law delegate, was in Limerick, in 1839i who " vails in Sheffield, on the subject of his death. They the same end, are but like water thrown by bucket- Christian church, acknowledging, in all the ful- great National Charter Asso- ¦words, a fulland faitbfol Representation of the eiitire have got plaster busts of him. from a cast, taken after and strengthen, our Tom Steeie with mighty river against tha walls of a the precepts ; ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ;¦ opposed him 1 The Matoh and people of toe United Kingdom. death, by Mr. Demaine of York, a young Chartist of fullB out of a ness of their comprehensive import^ ciation. ' ' :¦ '- " . . ' • . - \ : - -' .. ' ''' ' :: ' which expends its force in impotence, pro- a mob, and turned him out of doors ! Yet tja PBI5CIPLES. great natural genius. We will have one of these busts citadel, of that religion which being hitherto talked at Leicester, my brave Shakspereans. Holberry bears nothing more : while a national following week he received a note from O'CQ^MEri, ducing a splash and of, but neither understood nor practised, has been, ¦ requisite to secure such a repre- ¦ ¦ ¦ 3. The principles the highest character for integrity. He was a very fine REAL UNION- WITH THE¦ MIDDLE¦ ' ' ¦ he Daniel P'Conneli. was ^tha; friend organisation, enabling the whole people to move y - .;¦; ¦: ¦ ¦;¦ ¦ ¦ stating that sentation cf the people are ; The right of "voting for and is now being made, the most fearfull . . classes/ . .;, . . .;- . . : looking man and was a head and shoulders taller than of tife Corn Law League 1 and that he (Stbbib) Hembers cf Parliament, by every male cf twenty-one common men : his cciSn measnred six feet nine inches, at the same time, and in the same direction, bending effective tool thkt ever tyranny employed for the We have bnt just time to point attention to the interrupt Murray I Mark the ,I yerrs of age, and of sound mind ; Annual Elections ; and was bat two itches within too long fjr the corpse. their energies against the same point, is like the destruction of man's liberty, and of all clear recogr must not ^change Vote by Billot ; No-Property Qualifications for Mem- proceedings as reported in another column, of an week Tom Sieele , actually" The poor murdered prisoner was so completely skele- mighty rushing of the whole torrent, against which nition of the principles of moral right. We hold The-foUowing pre- bers of Parliament ; Payment of Members ; and a ionised, that his widow could only recognize him by his important meeting of shopkeepers at Burnley. Our sided at a dinner given to Sidney Smith in Division of the Kingdom into Electors'/Districts, giving no obstacle can stand. The vast importance of this the principles of Chartism to be religious.- principle?, hair us he lay in the ceffin. Poor. -woman ! no wonder effort has been for some time back to show the city !!! \ Well : might onir te each district a proportionate number of representa- that she became delirious ! now, however, she is hap- subject has been always seen, both by the people's and every Chartist Bociety to be Consequently a the - very same according to the number of electors. working portion of the middle classes, the honest rrespondent say that he is not worthy the name tives, ' pfly recovered. May the God of the fatherless and the friends and by their enemies ; and hence, from the religious sboiety ; and we were desirous to see them co widow be her support I preached twice to the shopkeepers, that their whole interests are insepara- " Mad Tom", to use a local phfale, UEA^S. time when the House of Commons was first sought to so dealare themselves, and leave to the vile held of of man ! The Shcffieldtrs, in the open air on Snnday last In the ble, even for a moment, from the prosperity of those that would revile Cbartism Uhe goose of O'tk)NNEr,L A. To accomplish the foj-ecoing object, none bat 1 poor Holberry Wiis part of my ba emancipated from the direct controu] of the despots the option of openly and manifestly tram- ' evening, the death of .whose pence fill up their tills ; happy are we to see * peaceable and constitutionalmeans ahs ii bs emjJoysd. theme. His faithful "Widow sat in & chair doss by the , and placed in its duo position as an indepen- for whom when he wa3 on the spit of a Debtors | crown pling undar foot their own laws, or of crushing, one portion of them apparently convinced; The CO?n>rriO5S 0? 3TEJISEHSHIP. table en which I itood,—and with a perseverance and the legislature, to the present moment Court for £14., 6'Connell did not advance even & woman of no ordinary dent branch of along with Chartisin, Methodism in all its varieties Burnley take the right course. They s Member ot thia - ardour which prove her to be a shopVeepers of penny¦ itp baste him ! The moral force " head paci- 5. Anf person sh&ll be admitted value,—sat through the whole discourse, surrounded by a period of about 250 years, an incessant struggle of aspect,-' the association of the Baptist churches, Association on taking a Card of 2«Iember8hip, to be apply for the true remedy ; and they do so in the who denounced " physical-force from six to seven thousand people, and would not move has been going on, between those who wished to the Society of Friends, or Quakers^ the confederated ficator" of Ireland, renewed half-yearly; for "which he snail pay twopence, right way. They do their own work : the people people of Ireland from -the ground till I had enrolled one hundred and organise, and those who wished to destroy, the ex- unions of Unitarians, the Dewly-orgariised and ad- Chartism," while he called on the and afterwards one penny per iFeek sobcription. , as 1 gave her very properly not interfering to destroy the distinc- Sfteen names as Chartists ! I thought pression of the people's will for right. This struggle ' and to appear in " marshal array'*! the head-pacificator, kegistbatios op membebs. my arm to conduct her off the ground, amidst the mitted association of ? Rational Religionists," tive character of their meeting; ^With men like g? has been carried on with more or less of spirit, as whose lodgings are not 100 yards from where Beajj ; by the lExecntive Commit'f e throng cf hundreds, who crowded round to zt,—that every other religious society whose creeds forms, these thfere is some hope of an useful becausa 6. A book shall be fcept .n that presented a pistol at her Majesty's carriage wheel! described;, in "which shall bo entered the if every C'aartist in England could have se<= the parties anxious for right, and understanding it, discipline, or worship, should involve ,• declara- (heremif :er , and noble "woman,—they would have honest union. And this is just what we have all aiames of ttaa Jiuabers of this Association throughout brave, bereaved have been more or less numerous, talented, The " pacificator", who is in London, while the men of i sworn, as I did, in my inmost soul, either to compass or in- tions of principle not required by law, or the along told the people must come if they were but the kingdom. Ennis are reeking with gore-l- . '-The Paoifiqator, wh» j the downfall of the horrid tyranny by which her hus- fluential. It wonld be easy to run over the entire several societies of which should correspond with faithful to themselves ; and forbore to go over to the G0TEB>HE>T. raised his tiger-cry of Blood in 1839, agaiast our ! band "was martyred,—or to spead life in the attempt history ; but it would comport neither with our each other, or appoint deputies to meet each other, middle classes instead of insisting on the middle "The Government cf this Association shall te Ia the name of the departed patriot, let this poor lovad brothers in Chartism, robbed poor Clancet of 7. | space nor purpose to do so. Suffice it that the lynx- or in any other way transgress the almost all-com- classes coming over to them- Let them however yet crested in a General Council, to be chosen as herein- ¦wido-5? be remembered, and that effectually, in every the proceeds of his honest; industry, and made him after mentioned; iive of whom shall sit as an Executive Chartist locality. eyed jealousy of faction watched every movement ; prehensive provisions of these two acts. This was be wary. The Burnley Bhopkeepera ; are not all : 1 an alien to his native land! Tok Sxeele is a Committee. j On Monday night the Town-hall had been hired, for and, having in their hands tho power of law-making, our opinion ; it has been our opinion long—-in faot the middle classes. The war is not over because 1 ¦ t Councillor of the Stohge Men's Complete Suffrage JELECT1OK OF GESEBAX COUNCIL. fear of rain ; but wo were compelled to aojeurn to the met every organised movement with new and more throughout the whole movement. We."we're spiry to one regiment of honest men have joined us. ! Haymarket, immediately on entering it, thrcugh pres- .Union. We add to his Bow-street exhibition, and town or Tillage in "which Members of this close restrictions ; till it was thought that effectual be unsupported in it by O'Connoe, : for whom and Tne League are as crafty aioid as willing to lay 8. Every be ; sure • of the immense numbers. Till ten o'clock, I * the precious morceaux above, the following from bis Association .ph^l resident, may nominate one or I addressed as large a numher as on the preceding night ; provision had been made against any .possibility of for whose opinions every true Chartist must have hold of popular eupport without giving anything to more person* as Members of tbe General Council ; the 3nd I believe the enthusiasm -was so deeply-seated, and any national organisation exiting, othea' than such respect, amounting almost to veneration ; bat wo the people as they ever were. Let the people read speech at a repeal meeting reported elsewhere :— nomination to ta&s place every twelve montlis—toat J i SO widely st>r=&£, that I should have been able to eurol as might accord with the designs and purposes of permit not even the respect duo to him to shackle us the following silky, wily, letter to the Chairman «'A tide of thought rtt3hea on my soul at thia mo? is to say, on the 1st Any ot TU&etnbur in each year j tDe I tvro hundred more names, if is had not been dork, and meat by reason of the many subjects on which I might election *f sneb Csaacdllors by all the M embbrs of the I 1 had not been compittely spent Harney, however, the dominant class. in the entertainment and the expression of our own of the anti-Corn Law Conference in London :—- my brother Repeal Wardens day of Jinnary next We choose to address in Association to be taken on the 1st !' enrolled thirty-two names, at the rooms, after that The law8 now in force, m reference to political honest^entimehts. ask, however, for no defer- "My Dear Sir,-^r thank you for your commuhica- this wardmote—the Repeal itself, the anti-slavery following- . ! time of night socieiies and national organisation, are comprised in ence ; we aro quite contented to have our opinions tion. I think you will have another Delegation from question, the income-tax, the new, noble, and peaceful ASD STIB-SECBETABIES l I should have told you, by beloved Srigade, that I ; , srB-TBEASTBEBS two most sweeping and comprehensive statutes, the estimated by the people, and to accept for them just Coventry, but hot for repeal only— (oheers,>. The Chartist movement in England under Joseph Sturge, ; introduced onr favourite sovgi " "WV11 rally around people here are ripe for a strnggle. We have to-day as contra-distinguished from Feargusiam, the Char- 9. Each town or Tillage, in "which members of this 1 39 Geo. Ill, chap. 79, passed in July 1799, and tho may nominate one per- him," and some oiher snatches, common at Leicester ; so much influence as they are thought worthy of. presented a requisition to the Mayor, well signed, tism of that co wardly miscreant incendiary, Feargua Association shall be resident, learnt , passed ia March 1817, und so General Council, as a Snb- I scd the Sfcemelders, as vrell as the Btlperians, 57. Gso. III. o. 19 The National Delegates refused to shrink from the at a short notice, to call a meeting to consider the O'Connor-^lhear, hear, hear). In the Sturgite move- son, a member of the -. Treasnrer ; .and one psrson, alsa a membtr of the .them right heartily, ¦well are the meshes of these two iusidious and direct avowal of their political objects and purposes ; state of the country. He has done bo, and we meet ment O'Connell is noi only a member of the poviaional as a Sab-Secretary ; to ataist the i I got to Leeds, amu'.st a disagreeable change of on Tuesday. Our measMes are not resolved upon, council; put, as a lawyer, he is the • Counaellor General Council, ¦ infamous statutes spread out, that it was doubt- claiming the right to consider their principles to nerzil Treasuisr and the General Secretary : the no- weather, on Tuesday afternoon, and was compelled to but we cannot keep the people book; and I think G'Conheir of the Complete Suffrage Union, as perfectly Ge less deemed to be impossibla for any " national" be those of religion, they would hot tako advantage as he was ever the Counsellor O" Council* of the Irish euch Sub-Treasurers a^d Sub-Sccretax:es ; lecture in a small room, not capable of containing more we had better give the reins in favour of demopracy. ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ mination of 3 " ¦ ¦' ' ¦ ' " - ¦ -' - ' ' [ ¦ organisation to escape them. And so it would people. . . : - ; -. . \- . l : -.;" ¦:- - - and their election by all the members of the Associa- : than 500 people, at night. The meeting had been of that right to place themselves in any other posir Do urge upon the: League fAo proprietyarid policy . : : ^\ tion, to take place at the same time as the nomination i announced for the open air, but it "was imposible so to be, in the absence of a national organ of com- tion than the bold and manly ona of meeting the of leading the people. We want but leaders , and we We leave the people now to estimate " the sack" : held i The vast majority of my audience, of course, will do anything and everything, but the masses and election of the General CoaneiL t- munication. When the scoundrels hatched this said Of the Sxurge men by " the sample," and to deliver | | \5fcie entellsd Chartists ; but I enrol led twenty-two onecay in front. Their voice , almost unani- will not restrict their efforts to Corn Lswv Repeal. - UCT1ES Or STJB TB-EASTTBEItS | new members, nevertheless, at the close. Mr. Hill, infernal piece of villany, they did not calculate mously, " Let us gO right on—legally, if it may be Our language will be denunciation of aristporaoy their judgment accordingly. , 10. Each Sub-Treasurer shall be authorised to re- | the invaluable editor of the Star, addressed the meet- upon a Northern Star rising in the political and —illegally, if the law be such as that we' cannot and class-legislation, and defiance of the present donations for the u?e of this os at House of Commons. I shall be glad of the latest ceive subscriptions and r ing in a pointed and energetic manner, after I had social hemisphere, and shedding Its rays ovsr the comply with ^t—but let Xtt events'. 'go bight Association. Ha shall keep an txact account taereof, / concluded. . information from head-quarters, that our measures 8Ta &tauev& antr Corw ^ow&ent sf* and transmit monthly to the General Treasurer one- ] On Wednesday, I had the unexpected delight of entire surface of the Empire. That advantage the on." In the spirit ! of this determination they sat on Tuesday may be in harmony, if possible ; will fourth of the -whole, giTing notice thereof to tee General nsf-eting our great champion. O'Connor, at the Star people will now feel, as, by means of it, tboy may bd down, with the law before them, but without any you write On Monday night ? Above ally impress Secretary. OSce ; and after passing a couple of pleasurable hoars enabled to make the plan of organisation now assistance from its paid mystifiers, to exercise the upon the Delegates that if they want the people at The Local Council of the Tivebton Charter a suburb of they must take up the suffrage question. y and earnestl SU3-SEC3EIAEIES. r in his company, I stt out for Hc-Tbeck, their back AsspciATios call loudl y on the DUTIES OP - Leeds. The meeting had been called for in-doors, but offered them, as thoroughly efficient as it is perfectly shrewd judgment of plain working men, the clear Without that, their efforts aro hopeless, and the Chartists of Devonshire; to bestir themselvesfor 10. The Eub-Secretarie3 shall assist the General Se- i 1 persuaded the Holbeekers to turn out, and we had a legal; and thus baffle all the arts of all the enemies heads of teptotal Chartists, and the earnest auxiety people will throw themselves upon more daring and the cause. They suggest that letters of invitation cretary in ¦writiBg and preserving minutes of. all the J pleasant meeting, in the open-air. Sixty were enrolled of freedom. . for the " following , of peace with all men," of reckless leaders, be sent from every locality to F. O'Connor, Esq., tansactieiis of the Association, and in preparing fo'r , and I left the Chartists of thia district of ¦ j yours truly, - at the dese In calling attention to the plan of organisation Christian Chartists, in the concoction of a plan of ' lam pray ing a visit from that gentleman while on his publication such reports of those trsasaetioiis a3 may be I Leeds, full of enthusiastic admiration for our popular " J. Whittern;" Cornish tour ; and if .unable to obtain his aid, to published, and in sucb othSi propounded by tho national meeting of delegates deemed necessary to be | Leicester song, " We"ll rally around him," and also for , and national organisation which, while it conducted the secure that of sorne other talented lecturer. ¦ways as by the General Secretary, wilh the advice of ¦ our stirring chorus to the mode of working it, we begin with placing people's operations on A straightforward and avowed Let this letter be well read. It exactly corrobo- Mr Tom Steele and his "Cock and Boll" Stort the Executive Committee, cay be rc-quired. rates and substantiates all we have ever said and " Spread the Chatter! spread the Charter through before our readers so much of the provisions of tho basi?, should, at the same timo, render strict sub- AT THE BqW STREET POLICE COURT.—The pithy j " written as to the obvions purpose of the new-fladged missive slated in. our last to have been sent by a DtllES OF THE GEXEBAt ! the land ! law upon the subject, as were capable of being mission to all, oven the most tyrannous, require- ELECTION AKD taking up the Suffrage question"—just good Chartist to the Secretary of the Birmingham TBEaSCKEE. I Lit Britons, bold and brave, join heart in hand !" broughj to bear upon the former plan. ments 0? tho ooncantratod essence of tyranny, patriot? in " ComplctirSuffrage Union, was transmitted to the again in the position of " lead- 12. The General Treasurer of this Association shall I have been spending another portion cf happy time Freemasons, Qaakers, and all societies of a purely which lay before thorn ia the two Acts of Parlia- to place themselves head pacificator, who in reply denies that he chosen by the General Council, in like manner cjjd be with -onr brave £n<1 untirenble Feanpas, this morning, religious or charitable character, and in which no ment so oft reverted to abovo- They have suc- ing the people." Let the people submit to be mentioned Chartists or Chartism at Bow-street at the same time as xhs Executive Committee hertil!- and have obtained from him a promise to v'ait us,— aye, at all. Nobody ever said he dto. He shall be Tesp-->nsibl9 for aif again " led" by them, and whither will : trumped afUr mentioned. Ha and to spend some iims. with vs, too, at Leicester, in Vie other suVject shall, under any circumstances, be ceeded, we believe, to the very letter ; and right " up the story of (iisloyal words uttered " at a jEonies entrusted to him : he shall fceep an exact month of September. Now, dont go rred with joy about discussed, are specially escmp'ed from the operation glad are we to opngra 'tulata them and the peop they lead them \ To the Suffrage 1 Not meeting.'' His fri etid the black- un ff lfr . and O.bbuissments of th3 Asso- . le , *' ' " accountof ill receipts teat, my darting lads,—let me see the Shaksperean they, indeed ! but to the accomplishment Crow j staled the meeting to have been a Char- gTifi ence in every thits mouths, pub- " of the acts above-named ; and with such exceptions upoa that'success* 1 ciation ; shall, brigade" steady and firm as oaks, when I return. I am " Extension, when, with iist meeting. Arcades1 Ambo. The one f orges lish in the northern Star, Scoiiisi Patriot , and in onlv, by the united force of these acts, every society of their own projects of " , jnst off for Todmord en, and will tell yea how I succeed The entrapment of the local Counoils has been small (jorempny and less feeling, they will hand and the other- directs the chemsyjaveli n: the ih' such other of the Chartist sewspapers as may be -when I get back to Leicester. the members of which, or any members whereof formant ''' Fairbrother (vjhat Exc-cunT6 Committee, a statement cf thtre, wisely provided against, by the anjaigamation of y ,' a name to Be selected by the 1 am, my brave comradeB,- over their blind followers to an amount of ruin connected with a story like this!) havin fail ~balinee-=hest, ^hich slujl be first shall, cither verbally, or iu writing, subscribe, or g f irst the same, "with a Your faithful " general," all those into one bod y, as a General Gounoil of even greater and more pitiable than that which supplied the unwraught materiel. ; examined by auditors, appointed for the purpose bj as sent to, any test or declaration , nol required by Thomas Coopeb. the whole Association, provided for in No. 7, of now engulfs them. Let the people but keap their J. C. Beaumont.—// he will keep his temper and the Executive. LeedB, Thursday, July 21, 1S42. lav, is au unlawful combination and confederation. giveus his exact address^ so that iae may ^ the new plan. The entrapment of the local officers eyes open and their feet steady, and they are all reach ¦ ¦ See the carefulness with which villany has drawn * him with a letter he shall hear from/us APP0I5TJCEKT. A>'D DUTIES OF THE GE5BBAX ' ' - ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' " ' ' ' " , and shaft has been in like manner provided against, by making right. - - - • - _ : . : .. . . have satisfactory^ reasons for thai SECBETABT. the net strings I Not content with prohibiting such which ¦ ¦he is $6 THB POaTRAlTS. them not local, but general officers , acting respec- very angry about. • - ' ¦ " ¦' •;¦ • -¦' ' ' ^ s 13. The fob of AGAIN. y, Committee, «"^ perform all the general duties of a hibition tD all voluntary declara tions whatever bod appeared in our Notices to< CoirespoiidMi^ ! THE HOST PAST J5 THE HA5DS OF OCX AGKSTS, members resident ia their own locality, but by all of the'iceek following the st^trientv'I Secretary, as he may be require:!. character; even , a declared dotoraination, by - -'the " The Morning Chronicle of Friday last contains t'ia^ ASD AT TIIE rEGP.ST BEQUEST OF MAST WE the members of the Association, guards effectually received from,the same person wto'senftks'jj ijeffc ' ¦ ¦ ; ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ]J ' : ¦ BS2CUJ1V2 CO3TMITT2E. members of any society , to uphold the law, -might by. the following morsel -—too rich ¦ . :¦ ¦ - '[:; " POSSESSION OF THEM TILL M.XT "WEEK . " 5. All parsons will become members of this Asso- General Council, rag, the Northern Star, contains a column of abuse of Industrious.— We have received his long letter ; be elected by all the members en the 1st day of 2J&rcL ciation on condition of signing a declaration , signify- by whom tho wholo Governuieht of the whole Asso- nve, grounded upon a pure lie, invented either bj that but we do not sec the utility of publishing it. It AGENTS ABB BEQ.CESTED TO GIVE TICKETS TO ing their agreement -with its objects principles, and bears to us the evidence of a mind which followiEg. , ciation is conducted, and whose residences happen to wretched tool of; Feargus O'Connor, the editor of tho greatly Sl'BSCEIBERS, AS KO>"£ OTHEHS \TXLL HE EN- constitution, when they shall be presented with pape , overrates its owri powers. We trill try to answer MODE 0? BLECTISG THE EXECCTIVB COJIM1TTEE _ r or more probably invented by abject Feargoa him- TI T LED TO , OB CAN BECEIYE, THB PLATES. cards of mtml irship, "Which shall be renewed quar- be at Bradford ; the Bradford Treasurers and sulf , te try to serve a puj'posa. his queries. 1st. The Chartist body, so for as we 15. The nomination of candidates of the Executive terly, and for which they shall tach pay the sum of Secretaries are, in like manner, not TreasurerB and "It is with audacious impudence of falsehood affirmed know them, have no connection with, nor simi- Committee, by the several sub-Secretaries, shall be in twopence. that, in roy recent larity to, nor affection for, thef ilthyribaldry and ' Secretaries for that locality alone, but Sub- evidence at Bow-atreet, before the ^ accordance with the foiiomngform _ :—? magistrate, Mr. Jardine, I had alleged that the imputed disgusting Atheism of Publicola, in the Dis- T Now, this signing a declaration was qmto un Treasurers and Sub-Sccretaric9, actiniE; under the r patch. PuBLicoLA has written To the Genera -' Secretary cf &e XaliontdCharier Assz- TiiE JS OETHEEN STAE. words—that • the Queen should bo got rid pf, had against the Char ' necc-ssary : every man desirous of being a member Of direction of the General Treasurer, and General occurred at a tists with as much virulence; ignorance and daiion of Great B.-iiain. ¦ ii Chartistbe meeting. by to ^ S ATURDAY, JULY 23, 1S42. the Association, of course agrees with its orjects Secretary, and performiug sueri duties as may be ' ." No^ will perceived reference the re- falsehood as any public writer of the day. Our February 1, IS— ^ correspondent cannot more thoroughly principles, and constitution. The " signing" is no necessary te assist them ia conducting the affairs ported , evidence, that, I never once mentioned or alluded, loathe the Sib,—I here Bcmunte A. B. {blacksmiths of (14. ; directly or indirectly, either to Chattista or Chartism. I diatribes of PuBljcola than we< do. We know Eigh-street, BaSh, a member of »he General Council ORGANIZATION. protection against spies or traitors, whom ih'G . gOOd- of the wholo Association. Thus, every officer acts very little of the religious sentiments * \ could not have clone so, for the person from whom I got of (>the body of the 2va.Uoa Charter Aosociatioa cf Great Britain, ' seuse and vigilance of the members will as easily as an officer , hot for any part separately or dis- my information at Bloomabury, and who was by my side whom our correspondent terms ihe VNeil propsr ptrBon to be electe-l memoer Thebh^s not , at tho present time, any otter sub- , ' aa a fit a^id a j detect without the " signing" as with it. In tho tinotly, and who gave bis evidence at Bow^street, a perBon of the Christian Chartists ;" but we apprehend that of the Exscatite ConmilM*, on the lit usy of March i ject of so much or of such immediate consequence to but for tho whole. Thus, every mesh of they are new plan of orgsuisauon it is, therefore, omit'.cd name of Fairlirotli<:r, distinctly declared that he had not " Catholics or Romanists."' We Ctxt j the people as this. It is only by xmioa that our this most elaborately and cautiously constructed heard that the observation rather suppose them to consist of p arties holding y, in virtue ;¦ was made at a different kind Wi&ZA, C. D.. ' power can be known and manifested, and it is o^iiy Evtry Charti3t is supposed , necessaril legal net, has been avoided by the wisdom of the of meetipg altogether. • ' ' ; V . it may be a variety of individual opinions upon (Cipent=r, No. 6, Tithscret, i what are usually termed of his bung a Chartist, lo desire the objects—to delegates. .' - ' ' '' - . ' - .. : " The object of this rascally article is qnite trans- " matters of faith," but by organizatioa that our union can become effective. .. ¦ ¦ : : : ¦ ' ' ¦• iu&nchEsttr, ) j parent ' . ' ' ;¦ - . ;' - ' . ' ' " agreeing in their political sentiments of hold the principles, and to approve the constitution , , and agr ee' Hembtr of th& &2hm-a\ Council, ana sut-S^reiary • It is not enough that an uniformity of opinion Of course, and of npcossity, tho plan, to be legal, "lam myself a Chastist of ing a&o in the two great religious . of the Association. This is the first great improve- the Joseph Stnrge and ackuowledg- the If adonal CbaaUr Association of i fbon]d obtain among the people there must also is exceedingly;.genera '), and it taay be somewhat O'CoaneU echoo) , and one of the conncil rrients .of- the Divinity of the Lord and the Di- Q-rtat Britain. ! \ of the National bs an un iformity of energy and determination uni- men t of the amended plan ; by which the fangs undefined , in its detiils. Wo observe some of its C.implete Suffrage Union, and, therefore, as a Sturgite vxmty Car truth) of the Sacred Scriptures. Mr. A list of all the candidates so nominated, shall be of the le^al liaTpie-3 are removed from one limb of Chartist, I am, of course, eager to unite the greatest O'Connor has not been caught " in the trap" of versally manifested. In EOihicg can tho fixed provisions which aro liable to abuse, and which may, " the Labour ers' Frien d transmitted, per past, by the GtnsnJ Seerstr-ry, to their prey. possible numbsr of friends to freedom in sanc- Society." We do not every sut-Secretary, on or befcrs the 10th day of purpose and determined energy of the people unless precluded by ths prudence of the people, ^ivo tiaad, peaceful and constitutional know whether'"-Mr. 0'&fteT\ the Chartist abolition of the * . orgwaizition, r , be or February ; the election sbill be taken on :ha lrt day be so well manifested as in the steady adherence Tho next has relziion to the nso to some inconvenioEce in its working ; but on without¦ bloodshed or violence, for general Reform. be not, the same Mr. O'Brien to whose writings il-^rch foDc^ring ^l the nnniber of vi t:3 siall be . ¦Feargui. " in Ireland he makes allusion. of ; an to all tha principles and ail the details of clause?,, ward divisions, and local effisers and comparing those mo3t carefully with the tortuous • ." O^Copnor , in hia shallow, ill-regulated, We know nothing iBiinediately forwarded to the GsneTal Secretsry, who council?. and fantastic ambition , on the contrary, labours about Mr. Parry, Hie Sturge Conference deputy. Ehall lay the Eame btforu the outgoing Executi-re Com- their own national plan of organization . We euactraeuts of which its concoctors had to steer to keep h's delnded dupes The Bristol Chartists And the Stuegites y the Acts before n2.rr.-3d, cvay Society composed , the Feargusites, ill — We mittee for examination, and by their ei-2er publish, have cever been in the habit of assuming for B clear, we aro fully satisfied thai'n 'p other svay, or, at dissaveration from us; and for thia hateful purpose have received, a letter from the Bristol sub- ¦wi , rcnt branches or dioisionS acting IN any Secretaryf tfcm one V'eek of recaiTia? them. the whole of sneb the lforihern Star, the position of a dictator or a of dffi t least , no other way so good could have been adopted he, without scruple, speaks and writes all nianner of in reference to the' conduct oj' the• Char- retains; tagether "firith i£i:EIt separately or "D EUTIEs OF THE EXF.CUT1TE, , and the evitnig of ail " And now a word on another subject in relation to to the objects - of the meelin q; that the Secretary, Treasurer , dc 'cgate % or other offi ce r, or meeting merely be appear inits own just proportion?; striviag only to pre- collision with tho law ; and wo know too Biuch of this unfortunnte porsbh. lie constantly, at Ins meet- exercised its right of electing a 16. Tiie ExecatiTe Ct-Hisittee sh^Il einpoYrersd be'.ug marred cr hidden any -pj.RS-.-N acting as such , elected or appohi /cd by iho people ings of knavas and dnpes, proposes cheers for Frost chairman, which was resisted by the Sturgites on to adopt aoy measure for the -aa^anceissni of the vent those proportions froia not to feel satisfied ,, that whea these , behalf of by the macaiaations of ths treacherous, tha attacks or for such part , or to act in any oFi"icn/or siu-h part , and Jones, and Williams. their advertised chairman ; that if even objects of this Association, consistent "vriih its fun- puiu ts avti fairly laid before thena and explained Now, the advertised chairman had been shall be ueamed a-.id holcien to bo an unlawful com- " 8u\ it appears to me that if Mr. Feargua submitted to damental laws ; for "which purpose they shall hare of open fceSj Or the folly of indiscreet and uurtfleot- '.heirwatchfulness and prudence will come in to the O'Connor is of opinion that Frost, and Jones, and the vole of the: m' tetingi he would not have been the disposal of one-fourth of the moneys collected iug friends. We are, however, quite aware that a bination and confederacy. assManco of WiUiams, ought , opposed, but that alt the " opposition" consisted tbroDghoat ihe society, aud lodged with the Gsniral their leaders, and tako caro that thai to bo cheered for the proper time large portion of our brethren look to us, and depend Tiiis, of course, brought all the classes, all the for hiin to cheer would have been in cheering them in the contempt: of the usage and orderly pro- Treasurer. shall not be crippled in operation which has been ceedings of public meetingsevinced b for the necessary word of cantion, when- Town Councils, all ward divisions, officers, and on at thOir head in their attack UpoD Newport, in- y the Sturge BEMU>EBATIO.V OF OFFICEES. on us, dovised so well and wisely; stead of skulking from danger, as be always does. pa riy. We dill think that, notwithstanding any of thcte causes, or from any other Councils, all the local Treasurers, and Secretaries, explanation the Chartists did 17- The Genera! Secretary shall be paid for his ser- ever, from Wo have studied the plan most carefully; wo " That was the time for dheering them, if he thought , wrong; they should the sum of 2 per , and each olhir Member cause, danger may be apprehended j acd we should and all the Riding and County Councils, within them right ; arid not now while they are exiles, insti- have allowed the Sturgites to go on with their vices £' we*k think we understand it; and we have no doubt of own business in their of the Ex^catiTe Council, the sum of £1 10s. per week ill discharge the duty which w« owe the people if the meshes of the l.w. Beoausa in all these cases gated to their fate by his own writings and speeches; ¦ own way, taking any body% ' being able to show the people that though its form •V Frost ' ¦; or nobody for a chairman, as they pleased,so long dnriss tae period of their sittinza, part3 of the Association acted separately ^ , by his cowardice, showed himself worthy to we neglected so to do. We have, therefore, oh the several is apparently moro general, and its details less be the follo wer ot the craven Feargus O'ConaOr, and as no attack upon, or compromise of', our prin- . COMPENSATION. , having reference riplesf were attempted. several late occasions, bid the people to remember aad distinctly from each other k> bracing, than the original but illegal:, plan of orgar the poor wretch ia now sufferlag a deep aggravation Had any such thing IS- The Members ot the Executive thai] he entitled -who,vrer© now in power, and who were seeking to their own local arrangements, only, and without any * of hii pvtmittve panishinent; very probably excited by rendere d it necessary f or the Chartists to uphold to compensaiioii. for loss eonfcaquent upon their acccp- nisation, it -may be made in workiug to superadd hearing of ttiose our principles, and the chairman znske ico\s ot them to attain a double object— reference to, or any ovtjl cognizanoa thereof by the cheerings, by writing home political had refused auce of effise , «tbfer bs tticg employed as missionaries, to tho immense advantage of being perfectly coa- iettorai '-to England, worthy of the disciple of • the them a fair Hearing, it would have been quite during any recesl ths*. may happsn -while they continue tho affrighting of the Tory Government and whole Society. The Council for Bradford, for in- sonant with the iaw, every praudoal advantage bravo Feargus!!!' competentfor the' meeting vote him out of the in their, official capacity, or in suebr other way as may the making of more elbow room for iheir ma- stance, vras a distinct Council for that locality. It I hayo the honour to be, Sir, chair * and some one else into it* - ba most conTanient for tee Association. When Mem- possessed or provided for by the old plan. For this " ' ¦ chinery,. We have seen that there is great was elected by tho members resident in Bradford purpose as we have been requested by the delegates •• With great respect; Carlisle CHARTisre.--TA<# have sent us no trades or bers of the Executive Bhail be employed as missionarifca, , Your most ' ¦ -¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' ; ¦ " " obedient, humble servant, residences of[their council • -¦ . • : ' , their salaries slmil be the eame as when employed in danger from the neglecting to observe generally only, and its function s were clearly referable to a to'call to it the attention of the people ia a series of ¦ " THOMAS STEBLE. DAvito M'Millan.— We have no room. f i their regular duties- Coaeh hire, and one half of - an> the national organization ; whereby the body be- part of the Association, separate and distinct from articles, we shall return to ii, probably more than /' JuIy il.V. BiRHiNGHAJl Chartists.—TA«r address to the Irish other incidental espeoses, ehall be paid to them in -. comes liable to the relentless inroads of the land- the other parts. In like manner, "the Treasurer and onoe. We shall take up its several clausas. and Is not that _ ./ Universal Suffrage Associationnext week. addition, by fcte parties who may request their eer- fine ! So the ^ Head Pacifioator" Dkvw LnoHvaox. or in the eT«>nt of being employee by the sharks—the lawyers and middle-class jurors. We Secretary for Bradford were officers only for that part shew the people how we understand thent—how we -T-We hape not room ihi$ weeki Tiees ; would charge us with falsehood ! The ^ lying fellow IiraSTALL Chartists — Their list ExecutiTB to open new districts, the some propor- promised in this matter, last week, to republish iu of the Association, and not for the whole ; and so on think they should bo applied in operation—what, oj' council ie omitted can himself speak no truthv and thinks ho one else .- because the trades and residences are not given. tion of expenses ehall be allowed out of the general our present number the plan of organization , of for all the other local officers. means we advise for tbo avoidanoe of any incon- George J uns. land. should.. We never said that he eaid any —The Bradford Chartistshave written venience which might otherwise arise, freiri any thing about us several times, disclaiming which some localities and some officers of the asso- Having declared the cases in which political Chartists or Chartisns. We all connection with necessary laxity of expression forced On its autho- gave the report from this p erson, who was some time ago expelled TO TEE SHAKSPEREiN ASSOCIATION OF ciation seem really as ignorant as if it had never deemed unlawful combinations societies shall be and rity by the tyrannous mandate of the law; the Tirr.es without altering a word* The report of their association. ^ ^ IS, been published. Thai plan we give in another wo shall PsoPAGANDisM.T- y LEICESTER CHABT1S confederacies, these Acs provide :—That any mem- show them how, so far as we the Aforning Chronicle was just the same ; and it itfir. Wm. GiUmder ,jun., Mexbro column ; and we beg that it may be read , learned, understand this docu- Fitnt gldss Works, by Rotherham Mt bkloted Combades,—You ha?e been doing ber of any sveh society, and every person who shall they may, by a carefol represented Sir. STiBELE to say that ,writes tc< ex^ and inwardly digested by every Chsrtist iathe king- ment, and universal adhe- the " tiialpyaHy* nort the Chartists <\f PoncasUr,Rotkerham and giUantiy durirg my absence. Honour and glory to you! directly or indirectly maintain correspondence or was at a Teetotal Gatnsbro t rence to its provisions, go on j certainly, safely, tigaUy, meetulg, while his witness^ Mr. ' i to exertion. He ; ... and glory to Bairstow, and Bseriham, and dom. Wo append hereto the observations made says;^ Honour intercourse vith any such spmetif % dr with any divi- successfully, and triumphantly, in tho prosecution Crow, Jfixcd it on the Chartista j thus " FeUow-Serfsr is Smith, for ihsir braTery in leading you en. I hops upon it in the Northern Star of the 6ih of March, Of contriving ^It a fact.;that although Chartisni within a few hears after this dsyi Star sion, branch , committee, or other select body, pr e- those sreat priuoiples, to whion the benevolent and between them to saddle the odium of " disloyalty baa attained a greater strength now tharj ever to be with yon 1841. They are S3 clear as anything wa could now " had befora, and i* reachesyou , and on«e more to lead on the charge, sident, treasurer *, secretary, delegate, or other officer , jast of all classes are 'pledged and bound by their pn both TeetotaUera and Chartists. that theia are CharHats in every write npon the subject, and as necessary to be noted towaand village, yet lo many of the marketftttrag 5 •with my darHus brigada, against the juggting Corn or member thereof, as such ; vr who shall by contri- adhesion to the rules bnd principles of moral right. within Law Bep&alers, the sham Chartists, and all who dare nowaa when they were first written. Thia SruRGK councillor Steele is indeed a bright forty inilea of you there la no^ Chartist'' bution of money or otherwise, aid s abet, or support Thus shall we put our enomies completely in the society. We find that "whereTer the oppoee. I left yon 3.45* in number, on Thursday tt man I" the broth of a boy I" local leaded ajoming, the 14& instant. I trust my valiant re-' Among the many good tfciags which O'Cohrell such society,or any member thereof, as such, shall wrong, by fencing ourselves round with the provi- «e active the good cause^ flooridies most i~comeJ - He merits hot the name of man !" So said as then. let us be active, crulting wrjesnts haTe been doing their duty, and has said, we remember one saying of his : that " the incur certain penalties. The penalties are of two sions, not merely of moral, social, and religious, and do oar own rairtHto^f good a Chartist and as perfect a gentleman as lives j wards our own freedom ; let ua unite, " that I shall find you considerably increased on my next best thing to being rigM yourself is to put poor kinds. " 1. By summary process on information but of legal right ; taking all these upon f Wn arid send the ' . return. their own ind we never knew a truer sentence. Tom ^ 1 WOTy 9aii T^&fo enemy completely in the wrong." We fully accord before ONE Justice of the Peace; on conviction, Bhewing. The National our^disteS * ^ ^*° *° I h*T9 spread ** the real Leicester fire" with &D a Charter Assooiatioa pf Stbhck ! what a name lor a Pacificator ! It with this doctrine ; and hence we hate eTer been fine of twenty pouudB, or three months' imprison- Great Britain may then , bid defiance '^f ^oncaste^ could furniflh jut strength during thes*last few days. On Thurs- to the Govern- ia reiliy aB ironical as ** Captain Bock/' But £1, Rotherhanv/ii: day, th« day that I left you, I addressed a large open- most "anxious that the operations of the people ment in the common gaol. 2. BY INDICTMENT ; ment. It shall stand ; ' it shall; '¦ G^abto; «1. 8wfaton and Wath £i prosper ; it snail aeriouBly, let us. see who this Tom Stbelb is, , %*%$& sir meeting afc Bdper, just to prepare the way for should be conducted peacefully aad legally: knowing ON CONVICTION, THANSPORTATION FOR flourish, in despite of all their power ght In company , ind in despite or if he be worthy the name of man ; in the first 1 8 apin doing real businessthe following ni marshalled, *¥**"*** beinade the ¦with that true-hearted and indefatigable Chartist, Mr. that if their moral strength was well SEVEN YEARS." of all their Bophi3try, or they shall dp one of two place, let us ask ourselves what is ^iS-month. : ^^Now these £ places, yiitha lecturer at their - man ! the answer ^ *» to the ^ Tickers(who ii at Belpsrwhat Sweet is at Nottingham, aad. their numbers well organised, they were in- Thus was it doubtless hoped to render anything^ things—they shall make a special law for itB ex- ifl, * a reasoning being, capable of ja dging between %*$ *"* «e following , , yST^i ^*owns s-^h Whit*at Birmingham Harnty si Sheffield SkeTJDgtoa vincible and . irresistible ;—able to carry any like a national organization for political purposes tinotion, as was done with the London CorrespOud- good and tvil, and of acting in aocprdance f-S f t ¦¦ onie, Goole, Soaith, %\ Leoghboreogh, &c &c—the stiff and pills; of Char- with hia &?, * %«<**&¦ East Retford, Gri. aley^pon- measure of a wholesome aad " sanatory tendency, utterly impossible, withoat subjecting all the parties ing Society-(the very law now in xunended pper»r judgmeat'; but can an H«H i' ^.^^ " Usm in his l»calityJ. I -risited. the splendid scenery of individual come under thia ,:Bawtry;T|cW^l, Workapp, dlwouW , without violating any of those forms and ap- therein concerned, to the full penalties of this Uon, by wMoh It v?as hoped I°^J^ft**^ ^ ^ HallOCk,Bons&IL Cromford &c the next day; and re- to extinguish all head who bound himself neck and sleeves tp ^^^T ; and If associations tnmed to B«lper, inTigorated by the air of the Peak, pearances of law with which the harpies have master-piece of class-legislative villany and Politioal Societies for ever)--dr they shall at once P'CoNNEtL in: 1836, by declaring heads and heartB of the stout " That if Q'CoN. i*^ 6 131 ^; tod laid to at the Bc!- fenced round the carcase of corruption, in the cowardice. Indeed, our opinion was, aHer having throw off tho mask, which we have no doubt ¦mTi^ ^ * Doa^arter, &«., would, I perians, ia tba evening, until I bad enrolled 102 of they neix would order him to spring » mi^ stand wfk. formed Ift^dUtK^ pnabledto keep a hope of feasting undisturbedly thereon. There is no carefully and often looked through the acts, that will do as EOpn as they may deem it expedient lecturer ^ their naEes, as Chartists, in the open market-place. , npon it, ani abide its issue, he^ would: do so"; employed regutujy. There aro m£a& next morning I entered their name*in a new be ok, power in any state successfully to resist the righteous there was no possible mode of escaping their prc« and, trampliug under foot all seinDlance populous villages which might Uw of respect while by way of shewing how much - ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' "be acitated¦ with' credit BOod siic ^aa ^ _ : . .; : ;¦ :' ¦ ¦? ' ¦ ' - • ; /¦ ' •:; " ' " , THE N O R T fl EJRi STAR. " V ¦;/ ¦ . : .^5:.;. : ¦ - ^Ll_ _^^ ^ Chakhstsnaut excuse us: ice have only GATE SHEA©.—The auddle ci&sses of Gates- Towjbb-Hamlets. ; rtsJJsLE We cannot give Charti st 3Birt£n %£Ht *. -To the Chartists of the metro- Mr. j Steele (Head Ijjpenl Warden of Iraland) then ; Will be ready^ in about af ^ 6> repeat our notice of last xeeek. head got up a requisition to the mayor to eonvene a pohtan Jocaljties, but particularly Fortnight; address pf local councils; it is un- pnblic meeting, those of the rose to propose the next resolution, and was greeted ¦¦ ¦ ' " ' iht retiring to consider the distress of the unem- Tower-Hamlets^ ,—The muqh respected Secretary of with loud cheering. - He ; : THE ,CHARTIST -iRWljt&^QQjj, it' ' reasonable io expect it- The practice once given ployed workmen, which was held in the Town Hall Leeds District.—A. delegate meeting of this said-—Io.tba course of my , theTower-Hamlets Cordflrainersi (MrvPeterSadler) political life, I neyer with more pleaaore moyed a ' - ' ¦ tray to icould bring on vsa shoalof like addresses on Moaday, the 18th, at noon. George Sowerby, district was held in the Chartist Room, Cheapside, having unfortunately . ' .. ^; .: Pric e Threepence. : \: ' country, met his death almost suddenly, resolution tbaa the one I hold in my handT-(bsar0 f romall parts of the to the exclusion of Esq. mayor, in the chair, three resolutions were on Sunday last, when the following deleqates were by the ruptur^of. a blopd-vessel, A. tide of /thought TOshes COOPIJIt, 11; Church Gate, contents ofihe paper. present it is intended that . on my soul at . this MR. Leicester;will the legitimate adopted which did great credit to the gentlemen who :—Leeds, Messrs. Frazer and G. Hobson ; the funeral shall take place on Sunday next, at moment by reason of the many sut jects on which I be glad to receive Wholesale Orders for the jjj &sros CoraciL mus* take the same answer, brought them forward. A committee were then Holbeck, Messrs. Ryland and Whitley ; Hunslet, the EastXondon Cemetry. Alfred^treetj Beaurnont- might choose to address my brother Repeal WaTderis in above, through the hands of Mr. Cleave, London ; appointed and subscriptions were entered into, when Messrs. Beaumont and Newhill ; Wortley, Messrs. , Mne-end it &., Manchester.—Extremes, either in theory or square , on which occasion it is requested this waidmote—the Repeal itself, the antir8lavery ques- Mr. James Leach, or Mr. Hey tvocd, Manchester ; pr sclice,are usually destructive to the right f even in less than half an hour about £110 weresabscribt d Dudson aud Boothroyd ; Woodhouse, Messrs that as many of the brethren as can make it conve- tion, the income tai, the new, noble,- and peaceful Sir. Hobsonj Leeds ; Mr. Julian Harney, Sh* {field ; h they may purpose its establishment. It is and work marked ont for them to do, which will be Thomas and Aspin ; Armley, Messrs. Stead and nient, will attend to do honour to the remains of Chartist movement in Eagland, Under Josepb. Sturgf), Mr. Sweetj ¦ Nottin^hani; Mr. Yctes, Hanley, thoug commenced immediately. We Franklin ; Churwell, Mr. Dodgson ; Bramiey, qir-lc true that bad towsgenerate oppressions and believe it is intended one, the prinoipal part of whose life has been devoted as contra-distiDguished from Feargusism, the Chartism Potteries { Mr. George Whit?, Birmingham ; or repress liberty;it is equally true that most of to give married men with families, two shillings per Messrs. Smith and Broadbead ; Murlcy, Messrs. to the cause. The mark of respect, as to mourning, ©f tha cowardly miscreant incendiary FearguB O'ConHer any otner Chartist Bookseller, or News A«ent. day-, and single men one shilling and sixpence each. Bradley and Wilson ; Rothwell, Messrs. J. Ely and our lairs are of this character ; but this by no will be a.rosette of black crape on the left breast. —rlaear, bear, hear). In the S'-urgite rnovemeht ***;The^ rjymtis will^ - 'bo a to tublicaiion of Con- demomtraies T. A's apothegm, " The less It was anticipated that the gents intended convert- Thomas Ely; Carr Lane, Messrs. Sheldon and The localities will assemble in Bedford-square, O'Connell is not only a member of tho provisional coun- tributions to the CommmwealthsTfian , by Messrs. means ing the meetiDg in£b a political , Blakey. Mr. Frazer was called to the chair. Mr. law, the mere liberty." It is not so mtich the one and working Commercial- road East, at three o'clock precisely, cil , but aa a lawyer ha 18 the .*• Counsellor 6 ConneH" Bramwich and . Jones, of Leihester—a fevv Hynin3 pf law as the lack of justice which has men attended in case it should, but there was no Brook, the Secretary, read over the minutes of the where they will form and be met by the corpse; and o( tbe Complete Suffrage Union, as perfectly as he was which have recently appeared in tho Chartist Cir~ excess other attempt made, last meeting, when aresolution was moved, seconded, cuter than by one gentleman, who sug- from thence proceed direct ¦ ever the Cv^uhsellot O'CoaneU" of the Irish people in , &Qs-in;aiL about fifty in nainber. us to the condition of slaves. ' ' ' to¦ ' the place of ' inter- " reduced ¦ ¦ ' "V ¦' ¦ - - - ¦ ' ¦ - " -:¦¦ ' ¦ ' ;: gested that the Government should be petitioned to and carried, that they be confirmed. Two auditors meni. - : . . . -. \ K . ;• .- . : - ¦ ,: their legal, peaceful, and constitutional cbcfliefc. 1 Tss Bath Chaktists' Addeess to their Irish to repeal the corn and provision laws, when Sinclair were appointed to examine the contribution- books. Bhall, however, restricfc iriyself to tha subject of the ' - Youth's AssocfAtiON , ¦ : . CALVEETOST ¦: ;¦; , ' . BrethBEK teas received too latefor publication , Boggested the Charter as tha most efficient means of The delegates gave in reports as to how they were ,: Lambkth —There waa a resolution—(hear, hear). And now, in ordar that we / v = and in any case, there must be some limit to the ameliorating the getting on in their respective localities : the accounts numerous attendance at i, Cnina-Walk, Lambeth, ' PUBLIC " condition of the people. The may:understand each " other cJearly, I wisli to Ml you ¦ DEMONSTRATION TO FEAR&US p ublication of these local addresses, or, tee per- on Sunday evening, to forrxi a youths' localiijj,when ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' " ' : ¦ ' ' mayor protested against tbe Charter being intro- on the whole were cheering ; the only thing wanted that I approve of: loyalty, becauaa my great leader,, the , . . - /' .6 'CQNNOR : ;: ., - ¦ • ' ¦;- . that ic6 shall have scarcely anything it was resolved, ' .; , , . > . ES (i, :;. : ^\ , . . ceive, else. duced, and "Sinclair protested against the corn law was leoturers. The address of the Executive was that it should' be called " The inoral regenerator, O Connell, has iuvented an ethereal ' Wethiitky lhat if' every locality, instead of sending humbugs, and it so ended. th en brought forward, more particularly that part Lambeth Youths' Locality of the National Charter ON MONDAY nsxt, the above patriotio Gentle- ' ' Association. Mr. Davey pystem of political warfare, not only more sanctified, man will mako hi3 Public Entry- into this Tory us f or publication a separate address, would MANCHESTE S. which referred to the Conferences thac are to be " was unanimously eleoted but more potent than the pike and the sword-r-(tre- its instructions to the Executive - Bkutal Cojtocct of the to aot as Treasurer, and Mr. Spri ridden Villaseiftto advocate tho Cause of tbd Poor scud to prepare Police.—On Saturday afternoon, a poor lad was held. After a deal of discussion, it was agreed gmoor as Secretary;* mendous cheering): Bub when we remenibtr the glori- a netional address, the object would be quite as that it should be left over till the next until the Council could ba legally formed" according and ihe rights of all, when every Geatleman and coming up jishton-street, Bank-top, with a wheel- to the plan, of organisation. ous . spirit of justice to our oppressed country, Ire.'ami, Lady who wishes to hear tho unadultf rated truth of well achieved, and much space time and trouble barrow, selling sand, when he was charged with meetiDg. The next question disposed of was, that a It was also resolved^ to out .' ..•«' own ioyeel island of sbnow," eyii:cv /vthich Go^ , in his fliylne mercy, &nd;produce ineyjfabJe ruin to alIclnssas of society. all tbe surrounding towns and districts to form ©ne street, on ••Tae'5day>.e.yqning -: '. '- --o ,ii8iderable pweerve against her enemies—(hear, hear.) Qh' 'wnafea George Habrisos, Caltertos , must send us 3s.for opposite side of tbe street, said that he (the police- t .w!ieri o T. Tho procession will coanucnco at ten o'clock, in man) wanted to ma&e Bome money general district , for the purpose of more effectu ally business ~waa transacted. Messrs. Wheeler and glorious woman ! . under tbo guidance of the iilustrious, -the duty of his hro advertisements. by the job. This providing Nottingham Market Piaco, headed by a. bind of was sufficient provocation to warrant this jack-in- talented Leoturers for the whole. A Com- Heath were fleeted to serve On the Metropolitan royal liberal, her uiicle, the Duke of Saasex, slia was music ALL LETTERS for Mr. John West are to be sent to the mittee was appointed to draw up an address of this Council ; and a committee ' , and proceed up. C!unibcr-stm t, Mansfield office to draw his blnd^eon, and, in a most bratal , consisting of Messrs. Inspired by tho most tespleadent spirit of constitutional ltoad, and Hardy, fro m Anioid, having one-half the original cos! of the papers ,Etlgftsh everythicg may be done in order. Mr. O'Connor glorious one for the good old cause, jj ince the report tho aristocratic! West End, and for this purpose a J. has been written to and has fortallce of England ? No, she did not ; tut like a got up an eXQollent piece . for .xho occaKian , will be aid Scotchfriends trill therefor e see the prudence promised to attend , and in last week's Star was written , wo have held ono room was taken at the Portman Arms, Milton-fctreot , royal heroin?, worthy of tho name of Victoriaj and an ' of retaining large quantities oj old papers till ss delegates will be present from all parts of the Dorsst-square. The time announced. , was' half-past preseut and favour tlio company with it--.-. ^Torlhern in-door and five out-door meetings, and enrolled affectionate daughter together, she drove direct to the Star, the, , • Frot ' - Wr-liam-, and an opportunityoccurs of forwarding themgratis. United Kicigcom, it will be such a gathering, and above two hundred and eighty new members. We seven, at which hour the room, ca pable of holding Beauties of Creation t, ' will give snch an residence of hor motber, bo that, throwing litTEoU upon Jones; and an excellent pieeo by E. F. :vl£ by teas received too late for this week. It might have Ok Su>dat Etemsg bst, as Mr. Gabriel Har- nesday, July the 13th, a large publio meeting o?os.e.of. this gentleman's address, the Chairman geutiomen, to rise and addre33 to God, with solemnity, been here twenty-four hours sooner without any graves called upon the Rev. Mr. Ma«sie, and stated that b&twfeu twenty- and thirty Chartiit ladies and and another gentleman were walking up was held in Paradise-square, to adopt a -petition the national anthem after passing the resolution. The gentlemen . Several cxcelicus .g lcb" sisters from dmcuHy on their p art. Gregson -street, a policeman came out to the House of Commons praying for inquiry into two other gentlemen would address the meeting, and resolution wa3 as follows ;— of a public- Suttoa will bo present. Tne youthful myyv PaJyey-itreet," should have been Kirg and Queen, struck s bW at Mr. Hargraves, which gentie" son<3 were sung in the course of the proceedings, aud man would not consent to this. Mr. Massie Felej-strsct. ^ that , ments of disloyalty tbwarda her Majesty ; and that we Newarkj/Leicester, and othnr places, are Gspcoted man fortunately warded off. The policeman then a goodly number of recruits enlisted. Thursday, was for some length of time listened to with tlay to atte d , per ; Joh>- andretsf.—Send an address, and Is. 6d. in pest ' great patience, bat trespassing on their patience further pledgQ ourselves to besome, from this forth , n , with Messrs. Vickers frorn J^i drew oat his truncheon, and again aimed a blow at July J4ih.—A publio ineeting was held in Paradise a wJ-tcliful body-guard for the protection of her Majesty's Cooper, from Leicester ; Clark , frqra Sto< kport ; stamps. l£r. Hargra-?e3. By this time a great number of 5quaje. to hear two friends from Lancashire, on the and meeting with a little iuiortuptioiv, his lan- ¦ J. Kokdis —The Piafces can l>e sent by London. guage and gesture were more -jjko sacred , person end to apprehend and deliver into tho White, froai the Potteries ;. Diaii IV?ior.: from : people hiul collected together, and the policeman, s ate of the country. The speakers were Mebsr?. those of ^ 'M chest?r¦ 3X liTaoow, BjggaU-—Kecerred. a spouting demogogue'' than a minister of tho faith hands of the civil authorities any individual who, at .a.n. j and O'Connor, tho .Man .of the People^ still determined to chastise Air. Hargraves, con- Rigby and Sumuer, from Cnorley, who addressed " any time or in any place, shall dare utter in our presence tho Poiir Star of Freedom and Pciitical Eedtmp- Williax Moses Yotr> AXIO3?AL TRIBUTE TO THB EXEC UTIVE , being so tipsy he could not accomplish his object. union, organisation, and unwearied prudenco aud injury."—(cheersr) and One Penny: admission will be charged-'iyr .' .all ' : As he was miking a blow caution. As usual form, but the rrorkies were hob to be gulled ; they £ S. d. , Mr. Hargraves slipped to , the singing of patriotic Bongs those who do not tike /^a, to the etitcrtainaient of From tbe Chartists of Old SL Pan- ; one side, and succeeded in taking his truncheon from and hymns commenced and concluded the proceed- had met to express their opinions, and were not Mr. Fairbrothor seconned the resolution. ; willing to have them burked. The adjournment wag the oremng. : •; eras Road, Seiners Town, , him,. which he took to the police-office , accom- ings. A large number of recruits were enlisted. Mr. Loo spake to the resolution. He liked the .' . The Loau of Flags arid Banners frerri the variou3 Lrafion 0 9 8 panied by several respectable individuals who had We now come to the most pleasing part of our consequently lost by a great majority, and tho Rev. Queen; he woul.l die for her ; and, - indeed , next to his Associations for tho occasion will bo duly appre- _ Rogers witnessed the whole report, " the visit of Mr. Cooper, of Leicester. Mr. Massie and a few others mad© a preoipitato own wife, he loved her the most of any womau in the Plymouth, per J. ... 0 10 0 of the policeman's condnct, and like ciated ; and we promise, if every Cii3r:'j st-: will be .. .. Bxtb, per Mr. Hopkins ..016 gave in the truncheon and the policeman's number. Mr. Cooper had been repeatedly hmted, but could retreat. The chairman stuck nianfnlly^ an world—(Jouii laughter and cheers.) at his post on that day, the One Thou^ani thall ba He was then given to understand that he would be no; before find time to comply -with the invitations. impartial man, to his post, though much urged to The resolution was then put from the chair, and POR MRS. BOLBSRRT. '. retire. Mr. Savige moved a; resbiution expressive accocimoJated with *' the cup that rci'reshes but required to appear against the policeman and make Mr. Cooper preiched on Sunday afternoon in Roscoe carried amid prolonged cheering". uoi iuebriaves" »at Four orCicck. From tbe Chartist of Old St. Pan- good his charge, but up to Fields to a very large audience, upon whom he of sympathy with the distress existing, and the The national anthem, Go. P. Pearsons comnrittedarape on the person of Martha having called for a counter resolution and it not This resolution was seconded by Mr. O'Naill, and ¦. Captain Tons Bkrlhcn. ¦ Roberts, aged 16 years. From the evidence gone into, wa3 obtained ; some thousands congregating in the carried. BROOKLYN, ¦Richardson , 54=i 1.0th July. sad 6-4. from a fritni ...... 0 4 0 it appeared that the offence was streets who could not get admission. On Mr. C. being forthcoming, put the Charter resolution to the ROCHESTER. Woodhouse, 1U 25.h JOB JAMLES DTTFFT. committed on meeting, which was oarried with only twelve hands Mr. W. J. O'Gonnell was thien moved to the chair, Friday last, in a hay £eld, that on same evening presenting himseif, he was received with tho most limentary UN I TED STATES, Urittanj 6aO 1 & August From the Chartists of Old Si. Pan- ; fhe tremendous and dissentient. Mr. Ridley moved, arid Mr.' - 'Wheeler, and Mr. Steele proposed, in very comp terms, she was consigned to the care of a relative to appear enthusiastic cheering. Mr. Harney the following resolution:— ...... RUSSELL GLOVER, Howes, 800 7ih „ eras Scad, Ssmere Town, Ldd- the n moved the adjournment of the meeting to tht seoonded a jote of thanks to the chairman, for his . . don ¦! against tbe prisoner on Monday, (he having been ¦ GARRlCKi Skiddy. - IfiO4 : 13ih „» ...... 0 5 6 Haymarket, which was agreed to. Here a glorious impartial conduct, and the meeting separated, with '" - . " That the thanks of the London Repealero are due, From A- C A-,a£barfcisfc shopoer3t, i taken on Friday.) that at an early hour on Monday tho Msual rounds of enthusiastic cheering. FOR PHJLEDELPUIA. morning the - house was entered by tha chamber gathering aipemblod. Mr. Cooper spoke for nearly and ore hereby given to our Chairmau, Mr. O'Mahoniey, ^ Islingtsn, London .. ... 0 1 0 two hours, delivering a soul-stirring address, inter- Citv op Londonv 55, OLD-BAitET.—The Chartists for hiB valuable exertious in the eau«« of Repeal; but, OCTORARA; SntUh,^ ^M 2Sth July window, and the girl wa3 abducted therefrom, and «;h From the CbzrtMa of Todmorden... 0 5 0 rupted only by the repeated plaudits of his hearers. of the City of London held their weekly raceting on in an especial mauner, for his active loyalty and prompt SHENANDOAH: , J. West, flu O¦ Aug. Arnold, oneai 2\ etdcgaain ... 0 3 i had not since "been heard of. From the character of For BOSTON, - , ¦ ; = :: ,. ~ \ the connections At the conclusion of Mr. Cooper's address, tka Tuesday evening last, where after the irangaption zeal in convenin¦ g the present trul¦ y important:¦ meet-¦ a fersr frieEtiS at Daybrach, of tha prisoner, reasonable fears ¦ " : ' ' " ¦ ' " ¦ " " ¦ NEPTUNE, Weeks...... July -». may be entertained J' whole meeting sung in gallaut style,—" We'li rally ef the iisuftl association business, Mr; Overtoil ing." ;¦: . - - : ; ; . . • . . 9*. HEarArncld ...... 0 1 2 ; or the personal safety of the These Vessels arc. all first class, a:id -: avo beett girl. The prisoner was remanded till search could around him again and again ," a song in praise ui brought forward a motion for the appointment .of,-a Mr. O'Mahon ey returned thanks , and. the ineeting „ tbe Chartists of Oldhanij per toe people's champion , Feargua O'Connor. Three COinmitteo to carry out the resolution agreed to by Qdeea ami buil fc exprfia=]y for the 6piiy6aicn<-A and icnonjiiidda- " 0 ; be made for her. The retreat of the girl has been separated, after giving nine cheers for tha , Woei. Haratr 0 5 subsequently discovered ; her deposition has been cheere were then givea far the Charter ; three for this loRality; respecting mutual inatruction xjlass^a. three cueera lot O'CohnelL—Freeman' s Journal. tion of SECOND CABIN and STSElt.\GE Pa^ „ YTalBall, per JamesL Poyner... 0 10 ; O' Connor, and tbiea for Cooper, when the meeting Mr. Ooborno guppbrted the motion in an able man- sengcrs, who will be treated with every care and taken ;- asd the man was on Wednesday fnither ¦t TOR THB POLITI CAL TICTIMS. remanded nntil Friday (yesterday.) separated. Air. Co-jper enrolled one hundred and ner, cordially welcoming tho establishinenfc of u, [If Tom does cot get a cap to wear on his head for this, attention during the ' passage by ' 'h>"-. offiCfra of tha From Heckmor.d-frttS, per ilT. — fifteen new members on Sunday night, and would class for pnch a purpose imthis local i ty, the example then there is no gratitude in Koyaltv. Wo will ships. Fresh, water is Berved out rfai'y. : . Gtod con- Penny ...... 0 2 6 ; ZiOU&HBOROUGrH.—Diabolical Octrage. undoubtedly have enrolled a still larger number on of which he hoped would be followed throughout furnibh the additional ornament cf b->l!s, to perfect venient apparatus for eookint; is provided , ar.d every ditto, a fri£nd t) 1 0 ; —On Saturday night, or early on Sunday morning, Monday night, but that darkce^s prevented an at- Eni-land. Mr. Gardener, and others also gava it his ( quip.-neiit, &nd surely the Queen cannot begrudge necessary suitable for the voyage. As t?:csc ships _ a few Chartists of Finsbury j some evil disposed person or persons, placed iu the tempt being made ; as it was, n considerable nura- their most hearty support. The motion being put to tuo cap.—Ed. AYS.] are decidtd favoufiies, being ci?lobv,ited for their room occupied by the Chartists, at Loughborough, a loc^i^ ... 0 l 0 I bor followed Mr. Harney home, aud enrolled them- tho meeting, was carried unanimously. The follow^ fortunate and quick passages hence to Aruerica, it is piece of wood, eleven inches long, and fonr and a- requested that all persons desirous. oJ a-.curin^: good .. .. PJymoath, per J. Rodgers ... 0 3 6 1 half square selves that night. Mr. Cooper has .done au incal- ing gentlemen were elected as the committee :—Mr. JPOR 3IRS. B200K. J , in which they had bored a hole, and culable amount of good for the cause in Sheffield ; Salmon, jun. ; Mr. Brown, Mr. GmiWiiig, Mr, MR . STUIIGE AND THE CHARTISTS OP berths will deposit , by post j or otherwise, £ I eachy 1 deposited half a pound of gunpowder, plugging it the feeling in his fa?our is enthusiastic in the ex- Wyatt Mr. Oiborne, Mr. Gardpner & Mr. -Franklin,. as early as possible, and passtn^ers will no: require From James Chscican, of Samers j down, aad making 3 fbse-hoJe in the tide. They . NOTriNGHAM. Town ' .. 020 i treme. A few more workers like him, and the days Mrk Salmons, jun. moved the following resolution : to be in Liverpool more than one day beforo the day then lai d a train, and fired it; but fortunately it did of oppression would be numbered, and slavery would —" That, in the opinion of the Chartists residing in named for¦ tailing.' Address, TOE DSPESC2 O? S2. MASON ASD OTHERS AT ! net go off. It was discovered on the Sunday morn- wither and die. Tuesday, July 19th.—A meeting of the City of London, the death of Samuel Hol- TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STAR. P. W. BYRNES, STAPFORD. . ; ing, and on Mr. Skevington being informed of it, he the members was held in tbe Fig Tree Lan e R-jsm. barry of Sheffield , in York Ca-itle, calls f or investi- Irom Hnddersfield, per E. Clayton 0 7 0.^ I immediately sent for Mr. Hague, Inspector of Po- Sltt.r-In pur last glorioBa luminary somo questions 86, Waterloo Road, Liverpool. _ Mr. Wor>tenholme was called to the chair. Mr. gation , as h«r Majesty's Secretary of Statr was were asked by "An Old Cbattist," for whoso saysf.ic- BzrryBrow. ditto ... 0 1 0 ! lice, to whom the instrument of destruction was Harney read the leading article of that day 's Morn- fuliy apprised of the state of his heaUh. previous to together with p tion and information I beg to reply as follows :— eiven, ieces of cotton used for candle- ing Sun, gi>ing a faithful picture ef the imbecility, his Jcath, and as he is the iesponsible officer between Tbe Chartists of NottlnRhum , through the medium of wick, which were found in different parts of the treachery, and tyranny of the middle c?asse>. Mr. the people and the crown, wo demand aii investiga- yonr humble servant, pnWicly pledged Mr, Sturge 10 %£cal sntr ^rrntral izv.UTii^mce room and yard, partly burned. The landlord of the H. commented at «reat length upon the Editor's tioa into his conduct , and hereby resolve to1 present the who.*1 of tie principles contained in the People's room also came in, La whose hand3 and ihe police remarks fyllowti by Mr. Samuel Parkas, a petition to the House of Commona on that sub- the matter at , , and was d Charter. It cannbt be denied tint Mr, Sturge is of the present Test." who delivered a most effective address. The room ject." Mr. Gardner, in seconding the resolution, free trade party, bnt at the same time he is opposed to Hj iNIiEY.—O.VB 3I0SE TICIlil JLDDED TO TEE HTTDDEESFIEIjD. i5caec^bated Chartists " at 5iafford.—The col- —A petition 15 now going was crowded in every pait, and the. greatest en- detailed some [circumstances relative to t)ie conduct the New Poor Law Bill. HF/LINE OF PACKET SHIPS FOil NEW % in round the town for signatures, to be presented to our thusiasm prevailed. Our Association is now seven of a person samed Allen, now living in Londou, Bsi nriks tJil1 contin^ra the Staffordshire Pot- For myself, Sir, I am determined to agitate for T YOIiK.vvhich are'so much cel-)brat:.d ior their tericH, 2nd tfce men an as determined a3 they were representative, requesting him to use every constitu- nuudred strong ; and, though we are far below t> 0 wLioh ltft no doubt on the minds of the mooting, nothing short of th© principles contained in tbe docu- pwift sailing and splendid accommodation for tional means in his power to prevent the prorogation that it was tho same Ju>l»3 who boirayed Holberr y ¦¦ :• ¦ ' ¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ta tbe Srsi day's Tesiiranee to their odioo3 »ask- Shakspereans of Leicester, yet we hope to beat them ment before alluded to ; neither the New Poor La"™ , Passengera. - - . • ¦-: . . of Parliament until something effective is done to yet, h aving increased five hundred iu about a and his compatriota. Several other ¦speakers'.-fiup- Corn Law R-jpeal, Factory Qusstion, or any other Bssifis' reduction. One of these masters (R. E. 1 GEORGE WASHINGTON, Her.he---t- ) belongs to the pseado liberal gentlemen relieve the present distress. mo.ita, which is not eo very bad , cotisidering ocrtcd tho motion, which wa* carried unauimpusly. '' move ' or crotchet, shall draw my attpntibtv from tha ¦ what a Whig-ridden town this ha9 been. Four Cotnplaint3 were mide by several of the merabers ' thing- needful, and which, when obtained, will Capt. Register/-' :: Burlhrn. Sail. eallei Whisi3. This paragon of virtue, patriotism, A_\ Ujfeelimj Overseer.—Price of a Coffin. •• one. " Burrows, 650 tons, 1150 ton? , 25th July. Petty Sessions, on Thursday, une things are needed to be done, aud all will be present, of the non-attelidanco of If otuvers , which put everythinc; else in its proper place. ' '¦ »a rg:'.nhed ; t'ard , every thing their disapprobation of tiro nondttct of the lecturing of the Chartists of Nottingham, he would have observed - rt- tion of -isusaco per day, increasing their amount of resfJution was uasuimousl y These are the only Ships of tli3 j ;ulAr Line of fei>rar, aiid depri visg ih:m ef whas the miners with a request that, he would provide a coma for the ia the /nape of violent or foolish language uiusi cemmittee, tho following that no time was lost in putting 11 strihcf of qiiestiops Packets, that sail o'u the above du.ys. . * prevailed bs sternly di3counieijtfn-~ed and put "down ; and, agreed upon:—" That v/o have no nioro lecturers to Mr. Stuvge : in fact, he had not been in ths town of teeaBicaiJ T- ca-il their '' burning coal." They hare burial of her child. She had upon him, H1BERNIA, WDtiiiUtr with much difficulty, to pay the amount of the funeral fourth , the mask must be torn from the lace of from t:ie j cctui'ing committoo, but provide ourselves NottinghanL half an hour before the said questions d np to the presest moiaent rery peaceable, Noti co was then given that Mr, Furber 570 tou3 10";0"to n 's, lp fc JiiboDih i:i3 Btauc ' i^zi z-:n thousand zs:neT3 hare dne-s, viz-, 3s. 6 J." The magistrates remarked, that hypocrisy, and every triinamig hutnb"g must bo wirh lecturers." were put to him, in the presence of fifteen thousand , An^f. as the woman wa3 in very poor cir^umsiances, they ex posed, and driven from cur ranks. If tnesj things Phil p would lecture here on Sunday^ evening ; after persons; when, without ;my hesitation whatover he This ShiD was buHt expro^sly for one of the Wgij.Ued themselves to withstand the proposed re- ' with ^ cpfiion. 2s 0 d^:mbanee was anticipated up to thought the humane overseer ou«bt to supply a are done, the people's salvation will be iu their which tho meeting adjourned. declared that he perfectly a^rsed us—^Day^ that he " Ol.p" HINS OF PACK.ET SHIPS , a:i;i iti I' S AV-'Jl-Vn.oiwn Fniny last coSu for the child. On hearing thii, tha guardian own hands, and they may speedily and for ev .r burst Political and Sciestivic Institute, 55, Old went farther than the CaarUHls nronoaed ffoinff. as. on e- of-the faslsat "sailing Ships that crosses tha . Ttvo trcsps of yeomaEry from the iheir fetttrs. One word of advice. Lot no other I uvn as luvvch oppbwcl ti ini !, », in physical force array, by the order of pressed conbte as to -wheiher almost any kind of a of national rfciienipli " !! ; let each locality look to last, the Secretary roaii over tha recaipts and dis- the h.iiicis of the " liberal s>ud enlightened" apply only to coffin was procurable for a shilling. Tbe gt-!ierou3 itsdf. bhtffield will doits o vas :Le party colliers had official then siid ho could gf t a •well-made coffin for place do likewise. pay modiea due on account of the shareholdors. It NottirtKham will not be again entrapped into any half- **$. against whom the and-half measures, but will Rteaaily and BtedfasVi? push ,10, Goree Piaxz-ts, Liverpool, *6='-s:c-c, Ei]cpr;ii that the very power one sb.iliing5.nd sixpence. 'The magistrates anxious Mns. HoLBEimy. Mr. Harney has received was then ordered that a balance eheet bo made out, ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦'•" -' ' thus which let who or to . . . lad reduced th« hire^ of the labourer 13 the power to test the accuracy of this statement, in- lOo. 8J. from the Christian Chartists of West Brom- end that a special general meeting of tho; share- ou for the attainment of - their political lights, will oppose them. JOSH. LINSLEY, ¦¦ ¦ tot is a quired of Mr. HaUiweli, overseer of Oldham, wich, for the benefit of Mrs. Holberry. Eleven holder-, take place on Sunday morning, July 31st, at ' 'a~ d' Tal- 'A^ : ' ¦ ¦ aBQ nempnng to sabjQgat* them tois their own Trusting the above mav prove satisfactory to our Aocou.ntant , . .Gertt - Bnt ,.:- *^i caprice. What the men want a reasou- what would be the price 'f such a coffin as was shillings was the amount collected ; the order cost ten o'clock, fur tho purpose of receiving tho report of 35, BasinghaU Street, Leeds. , io.e deEand wanted, under the. present circumstances. He replied 3d., the postage H-, leaving 10-. 8d. balance. Mr. tho Committee and tho ejection . of officers for tho brethrou ia all parts of the country, , Tiz. four shillings per d3y and nine twopence. ; tours ptr Q2y laboor, and their " bnrnicg coal."— that the cost would be six shillings and Harney has pa d the above to Mrs. Holberry, who ensuing qnarter, and on other business. . I have the honour to remain, ies^lutiors The magistrates reproved the overseer of Croapton returns her grateful thanks. Note.—AU monies —At tho last meeting of the locality, " A yoang Chartist" of Old Standing, ' " ' ¦ ¦¦¦ ; f na?e been passed to-day against receiv- BEnMONDSKV. " " . $£Zove '0p\mff :^&lHp Wv ¦ . - --: - ing their wa^ tm for his unfeeling and unmanly conduct, afttr whifih collected ia or received at Siuffield during the pre- it was resolved that this /ocality do hold their future And, Mr. Editor, ; : in C^. Public opinion is in their reapeotfuUy, favour a-d if tbey stand united they will ultimately he promised that a suitable eoffia should be provided pent month will be published in tho Star of the 6ih of meetinga at the Ship Tavern, Loug-lane, Bermond- Yours, era ;*! for the poor woman's child. The unfortunat e that, two Bhillings per moiuh fae paid James Sweet. On Sun day, July 3rd, was ohvisf pp.qd at ij?e Lne herd of capitalists to jgive way. The mi- Auqusi next. scy, and ¦¦' ' )^-? tarJ» a? they town of Hanley (the woman applied on the following morning to the , from Sheffi -ld, towards the Victim Fund. Mrs. Kemplay received street Chapel, by ihe Rev, J. Scholiil-.;! J j . : tho; infanij " entered the to WoonnousE —Mr. Samuel Pairkes ' lent jariii-'JEIizib fflfciropohs of the Potteries) were received with overseer for the eoffia , but in vain ; he refused delivered an instructive and excellent lecture here two - phillings and sixpence as part of the money NO TAXED COFFEE. son of George etk Maisdeu, by the naina ; Cflctn , whSe attend to her request, contrary to his promise at i'cr theiata demonBtratidn. Messrs. John Kose ahd of iEmmet tea.rsde a. .- , : ;•,. v. r .;. -, < •_ . . , -s, .• ^v.^.^ the cavalry were received with groans on the evening of Saturday last, and preached an Were loaa and deep, through the dense the sessions. .She applied a second time, but Sunday evening. A knowledge John ^la.ynard unanimously eleoted as dele- nn HE sreat : and inoreasinet demand for Messrs. B»pti6c4 on Sunciay, 10th iWt.. by tiio Re^ llr- aB they passed eloquent sermon on ' to Delegate Council. Messrs. Gastles, fcass of Einers who had jast concluded a pnblic without iffect , and the child was interred at Oidham of the sublime principles of Cijartism is now gates tho i. Chow A Tra^ ELL'sCRKAKPAST POWDEtf , Paltpni of Trinity Church, Whitehavsn,; Tivomaa tteciing. Church in a common box, which had been purcliasad Hlogins, and llose were elected councilmen iu the preferencii «ivon to it over all others Emmett O'Connor eon of Thomas.; and, Tae civain- formed themselTes in lines, widely spread through this quarter ; for this we and the decided , .' Kutii looalitiep Each mem- - ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ : " ' ' - ' ;:/ J ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦ £SKi ihs of a grocer for fourpence. The ill-used female is in , room of those gone to other . where it haa boen once tried, at once proves it to be BartonV:' ..;- ; ¦, -;:¦: :\ . . . , - . :v:- . - " . " -: ¦: iafaiitry in squares, while ibe cavalry were are indebted to tho lab ours and talents of Mr. Parkes in ;, _ ;; formiii^ ljje assses idly aocamulated, and set a most miserable stato . The unfeeling overseer of and justly esteemed ber is requested to attend 011 Monday eveHing next, an artiol8 that has no ^quai tha ilarket. It; is Williarn and Hanhah Ta wa« wax duly rap the poor alluded to is an occasional local preacher wh/se services are warmly and The son of °P predial groans for the magistrates, yrho were among us. at the Ship Tavern^ Long-lane, to adopt rules more healthful than Coffoe ; and does not cost one- christened by the Rev. Hush Hart, ininirtsr of eneircled by the whom were men among the Primitive Methodists, and resides in bye-laws lor the guidance of this locality. third the price. From it» ealo hiiflerio a §bod Zion Chapel Aberdeen, by the name of Feargiw crowd, amoegft , of Manchester, , ¦ pi ail Crompton. He certainly is a suitable candidate for Heywood—Mr. James Cartledge rou nd sum has accrued to the Executive Committee - ' - . ' ' ;: ¦;¦ " ' ¦' ' ' • :' - : " -:- : ' ' ¦:: . paliHcai grades ; bat the Chartisl3 rapidly last in tha Chartist O'Connor. . • , -: . - . • - . ./• V: . . _ ; Jacreasiiig, seemed predominance, and an office under the New Poor Law.—Manchister delivered a lecture on Sunday , of the National Chit-tcr Assoeiatiohi to be appacd to have the and Salford Advertiser. Room here. Born June the 16th, and. registered on the 7A J® toe r.rpot wag given three cheers for oftbe People's REPEAL MEETING IN LONDON. to the furtherance of the great principles of liberty, Lucy Ann Rebecca Frost The this Queen's Lsttek.—On Sunday last, in accordance tOKDON. —Rising Svh Oxfobd-Stkeet, Step- Chartists are, therefore, in some measure, bound to of July, Fanny Amelia J^arte Stipendiary Magistrate dis- , WARDENS. O'Connor M'Douall Leach Holberry Duffy Qastler mc£, ffiaddt ont a worthy, with the Queen's letter, a sermon was preached in net.—Mr. Iilingworth addresbed a largo assembly EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF purchase it'.: for by this means they can " kill two . ued by this act, pointed , Coates, ; Hill, dani»hter of Richard a?5d Maria Bodeh, of asd of our association, the parish church of Thirek by the Rev. S. here en Sunday evening ; Mr. Shaw ably filled the following is the promised report pf tbe rneoting birds with ono Btono : ?' cripple the Factions' Ex. ¦ ^e:> respectable member , after discoursing right eloquently on that The ; while they No. 2&, Flest-3treet,BirtniTTgnam. l>lr. Sale) ana told hin be would set a muk upon in which cliait; Mr. Spwi ots' also ably addressed the meeting, held last -week at the Craven Head, Edmaad W. oheqaer, and pvit woney into/their own ana. most excellent gift of charity, the Kev. Gentleman urging upon them the necessity of joining ia the will proouce ail article at once nutritious¦ arid health- ¦ ~ A Chartist meeting being held on Thnrsday im- O Mahoney, Esq., in the chair. The Chairman ex- ' . • ' .;,>¦ " - ;¦:• ,AG ' . ] . ' ' eTeaiag iaa there in attend- plainly showed his hearers how much he was movement for universal freedom. of tha meeting. ful. < . '-V-. .; ;: ; :;. . .' - - • -;• '-::; V ^ , . nxA?Rr - S. \: 1^ :: : . - , Mr. Edward Sale waB spirit thai " thinketh no evil, is kind, plained at length the objects »oce -K-heo some boys hurled some stones at the bued with the 7 At a Peblic Meeting held at the Hit or Miss, The first reno-Ution was propesedl by W. J. O'Con- Sold in Packa/»es of fonr and eight Ounces, at 0n Tuesday lasi; at the parish church Aberford ETaJry. and rejoiceih in the train/ by saying that the dis- rates of 3d. aud 6d. per lb. The 8d. is recona- Pyemont Smith of this town to Mi3a ]jandon,oi^ Parties beni? rhaTsed that wereionorent, Wett-Btreet, Cambridge-road, on. Monday last, it nell, Esq., itbe lnspertor-General of the London the- Dr. , ¦ ¦ , ¦ ¦ present eo prevalent amongst the working - .- . ' . " : ;;- ' .vV' v' ;¦/. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ [. ¦ «*- »iie pro:ested against their guilt. Mr. Sale's tress a* was resolved that the Tower Hamlets Delegate Com- Repealers,) and was as follows :— ; mended as the bent ; while the Gd. is guaranteed Abecfor d. :-; \ . , . }. -: - . • ,- Mine1 classes, wa3 " a visitation from God upon them for jwrice ; iswas then asked for , and they wishedat to know mittee be empowered to agitate and organise the of pur beloved to be the best in the Market at the On Thursday f at Otley, by the Rev. J. Hart, The lads were set their sins"—thus declaring all the poor to be vicious, " That the recent attempt on the life to Emily, f^JT interfered.of liberty iu virtuous. Tower Hamlets. Sovereign has filled us, the Wardens of the Lsyal Wholesale Agents : Mr. J. Hobson; Northern Vicar, Mr. John Steel, surgeon, Bradford, ^Jqnence his protestation. When leavin/j the and by implication, of eoorse, all the rich Star Office , Leeds, and No. 3;' Market Walk, Hnd- fourth daughter of the late John Deigbton, Esq., he and sample of the charity of tha Church t) Britannia Coffee House, Waterloo-road.— Repeal body ct this metropoliB, with the utmost jalarnl £7^5 was told they would mark him; on (Here is a an with the most dersaeld ; and Mr. James Leacb, Tib-street, JVlan- wine and spirii merchant, Otley. At the same time he told his bearers that they This locality met on Monday evening, Mr. Fowler in for her Majesty's Bafety,^ d inexprear S^ifJ, Jnly 17ih , while looking at the soldiere on the chair. The minutes were read and confirmed. for the wretch who has been the author che8teri by whom >t iai supplied to Venders and to ought not to withhold their charity even from the sible ahoneuce " ¦ ' ' '¦ '¦ ] • ' ™» Pottery Bace Coarse, which they had made /or Andrews gave in the report from the Surrey ; the Chartist• ; Associations, at the same prices >e it :' ;: •¦ '•. ¦ y • •^ :• ; :^> 7 / ; ¦;;f^ ^^ . . wicked. A collection was made which amounted to Mr. of that 'wicked and paricidal attbmpt.". / Bel- / . .V^v |l«^ !PHS. ;^;^ : ^ " barracks, Mr. Bai2y Rose, and Cotterill the of the debt which was owing, and explained can be proenred from the JManufactory, 81¦, tne 44 ' or two since the collection Council aecohded by Mr. Hogan, In a ¦ " ' ' : ' ' ¦ ' ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ Oil Tuesday 191U init.i iaged ^yeats, after* Ppucenian/qaed £15. 14s. 6d. A week The resolution waa gr ave-Grate , Leicester. • - - . , ;: ¦:-:: - ,• . •. . - - -, -• him ont from amongst the crow4; meeting was £164 10a. an easy method of paying it off. Mr. John and Mr. speech. Mr^ O0rady also long and painful^ illness, borne with Christian for- •» 'onr o'clock, escorted him to Newcastle-under- at the annual missionary nominated to serve on the General Csun- happy and appropriate 6fi- Remember ! No Duty ! and no Licenoe deeded Sims were spoke to the resolution, which was carried wnid great - . - - : -: ' ' ;:., :\ titude «id resignation, Hannah, the beloved-Wife ' ^:' > r ;.,> . - . }y- : y with a body of cavalry, and at five o'clock, Graham and Mr. John were elected dele- " ' ¦ : ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦¦ to tooll it! I ^j cil ; Mr. ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ ¦ .:¦¦ :¦ :;¦ ;¦ ¦:¦ ¦ " :¦ ^^ Blount Mb. Cleave has received the following :— Cheeri n g. - . -:r:. . • : . . ;' . . .; • of Williaia Copper: , Esq., merchant, Pleasa^v *»s examined at ibe EtatioD, by Mr. Smith Child, gateB to the Metropolitan Council ; Mr. Fowler was ' ; ' ¦•• ' ;:¦ ' ' ' ¦ " ¦ ' " ¦:-:¦ J ' ' ' FOR XSS. HOL BERBT. The next resolution waa proposed by Mr. Campbell, in- this -tpwn.- : - - . . . .: , : , :;: ; ;; '/.::s . : i .^- :: ' then " ¦ ' ' ' sitting magistrate, and at six o'clock, com- treasurer, in the room of Mr. Mackey, re- " ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' " ¦¦ ' ' ' ¦' ' ' ' ' ' - e. d elected ¦• ¦ ¦ ¦ '}¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ • :¦¦ ¦ -¦ ' •; ¦ ^ namely: — . . - . ,- , . - . , . . . .: ;¦ V GRAND> vbGAL and INSTRUMEKtAL Field, South Cowton/in ^kd to Stafford for misdemeanour the evidence signed. Some disapprobation was expressed regard* . On Thursday, at Attley r by of the and5 one «f Friends, Carpenters' Arms, Spitalfields 2 6 ' with feelings of the utmost CONCERT will take place at the Political the 48th year of her age, Catharine, wije of. Mr. "^ given foar cavalry the 1 0 ing the non-attendanee of the lecturer, which it is • •• That we have learned, J\ pieemen. ' Mr. Brian (Haggmtone) surprise and Indignation, that within the last few days and Scientific I«9TniriB, 55- Old BMtCT, on Thomas Cundale, and sister-to Mr. T. C. HamWon^; It is said ' that many of the Chartist William to be hoped will not occur again. The meeting then 26th, to cotamence knew, , ' ' " ^ers are to be pnrsned in the same A iliddie Class Friend, per a man who expresseddisloyal «ntiment» towards our ToBSDAr ErgNiso next, JiriT of Ripoa, respeoted by all who her* - ; __ / .- - tuarked out Cuffay '. 2 6 adjourned. suck ii Aid of the Fnnds to paj ofif the aged 27 yeaxs, Mr. Joseph vBuua^a *«saer. and triea bv the same militarv tribanal. .. ••• '•• gracious Quean bad the presumptuous audacity to at 'EiRht o'clock, Saaaa day, ' ¦ White Conduit House Contention Dinmeb.— ; : " : - .- "¦ ¦ •;/::¦ ' ' hont Female Chartists, Shoreditch, pet Mrs. admission into the body of the Londen Repealers; and Debt now due at the Crown and Anchor. _ ; flocker, of Leeds ; . -. : . -;; ; :- :- -. - - i :-;,, Jwtist meetings wiM be legally held throng ...... *» ¦ 0 Notice !—The Committee appointed by the Con- consist of favourite ^Songs, at OsWaldU « Potteries to colleet fnnds to defend Mr. Sale, Newly .•• — that our thanks are due, and nareby g>ven, to Messrs. The Entertainment will Oa Wednesday* the lSft inrf.., j ili:) to The Mr. Goody (Sndbnry) ... " 6 vention to arrange their affairs, hereby give' -special and Harrington, for their Glees, Duetts, Recitations, &o.t by Messrs. Bbown Mrs. Margaret Gr»nger< moihex b£ lytr. forward the cause. depositions have O Gormtin, Lindsay; Smyth, l ^ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' '¦ ' ' rv ^fUI^BI^' * TOR MASON ATtD C3.—VICTIMS. and final notice to those parties who have not yet into the Cameron, Wisedali., SwisiJLB.IJAWDU;, GardiKEB, Granjfer, of Liverpool. ; -.^. . . . , -: ' , . •/-. , ,'Vv. .. . :. S'i ¦Jen^ obtained fiOm the Newcastle auttorities, and prompt dctBBnination in *8fu8VBg *x> admit tha Friends, Carpenter's Arms, Spitalfields 2 6 settled for their dinner tickets held by them, that thla dlalayal ifidUlduriu" Cufpbt, Keen, and other Crehtleiman and Ladies* On Wednesday^ 13ih insh, of consuiatt'btt,? to.-d "Williams to of Stoke-npon-TrentE. »t , has been en- 1 J tvieir respective amounts are duly paid to Repealbody , ^c defend Mr. Sale Stafford Assizes, City Chartists, per T. Salmon unless wbicSi We earnestly crave the Assistance 0/ oiir Brethren at Old Ba«fpr«JT Chnto, wife of Ma BMwat ; Mr. Xally BecoaOed the re»oXaUon, wm ; ' ' ' ¦ : the treasurer during tha ensuing week, their names :¦' ' ' ' " ¦ ¦ . ' : : ; ' - FOB SflU DpFFT, this Emetgenoy v .aged 42i ¦;<: .; >: ; v - ; - . . - . . . r . -;/ i : . /;;. ; ;. J*«cti conuaEnee on Thursday next, (Jnly 21,} vrhea Star, cairiod ncm. con. and bisters of the MetropoUs in : ^s to ba teed. Chartists, Cannon Coffee House * 0 will be published in the following STAR. NORTHERN ¦ " THE • - ¦¦ II I ¦ ¦ ¦ ' " ¦¦---¦¦— - • ' ' ¦ - —¦ ¦ ¦ '- I I _ 6 . — • - - — ¦ " ' "' " ' ' ' " '—A^M«a^ . «

AMEnicAN NiEWS.-^LxvEHPooi. Thursday morn- Mpedeb, at Peckham-rte.—On Tuesday evening A Pabliamentajit Papbr, published.;dn^^ Thursday Governments ; and affirmed that the article in the generous Scotchman seemed no less affected as they left f ^ 3BmpmaI Barltamnrt Belfast rindicolor was calculated to disturb the peace the eourt. ing.—The Hiberriia, Captain Burber, arrived at this a lengthened inquiry was ftdfle Into at St. Thomas's morning, gives the following list of pensions granted of tae coantry, and was, therefore, a fit aabject of pro- It is not often, -very often, that the milk of human port to-day, and by her we have datesi from I^ew Hospital, teforo Mr. Payne, city coroner, concerning between June 20th, 1841, and June 20, 1342 :—July bond—the fnll pound of York to the 24th ultimo, inclusive. The papers of the death of James , a farm labourer, aged 23, Snow Harris, Esq., ^300, in consideration of HOUSE secution. kindness is so abundant—the ^hite OF LORDS—Friday, July 15. . explanation, from Sir William ruthlessly exacted, or the defaulter the 22nd say the failures among merchants continue fifty-nine, in the employ of Messrs. Noble and Mee, scientific discoveries. . August 3, Miss Sophia. WaTd, After a few words of flesh— is generally family The B":ll for the pretection of her Majesty's person Sommerville, and from Mr. Shiel, in explanation of the lingers out a portion of bis 'days' -in the unwholesome numerous, and bufiinesB generally is exceedingly dull of reckham-rye, who was discovered by a fellow- £200, for her long services to the xoyal f ¦was read a second s prison. Upwards of one thousand in all its departments. Tbe state of business is workman on the morning of Wednesday last, welter- AtlgUSt 20, the widow of Sir John Jeremiei ifi200, oil time, upon the motion of the Lord case quoted asjaiust him by Mr. S2rgeant Jackson, wards of a debtor' ' Chaxcellor. Mr. Morgan Jobx O'Connkll entered generally cases, of course varying in their detail, bat in nothing sensibly felt by the banks, which hayp lost tKe most ing in his blood, in a barn on the premises of the account of her husband's eftloh'ial services j August Lord Melbourne, L'srd Cotteshaii, and Lord into the subject of the discussion, contending, taore as to their nature, occur weekly, and when helpless profitable part of their business, consisting of the above-named gentleman. The deceased wasjensible 30j Joha Anster, LL.p., ^150, and the Rev. Henry Bbocgham severally expressed their approbation of especially, that the present Irish Government, by their poverty is handed over to the tender mercies of " Old deposits of the Bmall dealers about town; -We when found, but unable to move. He had received Francis Cary, £200, for their literary labours ; apprehend that near three-fourths of sharp instru- Aug. 31 j the widow Qf the author 6f 'V James's Naval iU provisions; aad tfca standing ora"er3 having been libil pyosscutioiis, -were attempting¦ to stifle the Sberty Father Antic," the law, the biisiniess a severe fracture of the skullfrom a. , raid read ¦ . . derived from the deposits of that class of dealers menti but was unable to tell by whom it was done. History," ilOO,^-./for recording the Achievements of suspended it -was passed through cominUtie of the press. - Hope withering flies, and mercy Bighs farewell." a third tirae. trith the addition only of a claiue proposed Lord JOCELTX justified his interference in the Dub- " have ceased to he. It is understoodthat the labours He was conveyed to St. Thomss s Hospital, wherehe the British Navy; and to the sister of Major Clap* by Lord Campbell, ar.d extending its operation to tha lin election, denying that in bis canvass any thxeata had of Lord Ashburtoti are nearly brought to a close. died; bn_ the Monday morning from the injuries perton, the African traveller, £50, for the additions Sovereign -were No doubt is now entertained that the negociations he received. The police having made an examina- made by him to geographical kfiowledge.—Total possession of a weapon ntar the person of the been held out to such of the electors as -nnder ; •With an inttnt to vsi it for an unlawful pnrposa. Castle controuL The late Government had, however, THE POTTERIES. will be satisfactorily consummated at an early day. tion of the premises and investigated the circum- pensions £1200. : .- : DISTRESS IN in favour of the Hon. Henry ^ A slion conversation then took pla~- " --<¦ '••te subject used their influence to compel the Dahlia electors to A meeting Clay for tb^e stances, suspicij)n fell upon another labourer in the Remaekable Fatalitt.—On Wednesday morning their offic e of president of the United States^ \yas held at same employ named William Webb. Not being able of national education in Ireland, after ^iiich Lord- vots .-. i iinst their feelings and conscience. The acconnte received from Burslem (the metropolis an inquest was held before Mr. W. Carter, Coroner ac j lorned. Mr. O. BULLER . after commenting on Lord Jocelyn's the National Hall, in Canal-street,; on the 23fd ult. to give a satisfactory account of his time 1 or two for Surrey, at the Europa Tavern, Rothefhithe, on ships - of the Potteries) and the mining and manufacturing Whitney, Esq., 27 of admissions, contended that the proceedings vrbich had , Stephen was called to' the chair, and hours on the night of Tuesday prior to the disoovery the body of James Heard years age, who was Saturday,Jvy 10. districts in tfle neighbourhood are of the most alarm- Pbceaix and others wiere ^ taken place in Ireland -were calculated to insgire alarm would appear that, influenced by J. Phillips appointed vice- of the wounded man, he was arrested, and has re- found drowned in the Thames, off Pageant Staire, ?hs Boj-al Assent was given by Commission to the ing d escriptioo. It presidehte. " tetters were read from the Hon. N. P. with resoect to the impartial administration of .justice the badness of trade, or by some other motive which mained in custody to await the result of the injuries Rotheyhithe. It appeared by the evidence that the ioUowins Bills:— __ ....._ to believe that chance TalJaiadge, Hon. Luther Bradish, and others, inflicted on Wihte. The idqairjr was adjourned in s Person ; in that couutry. It was fUfficslt can be best and only truly explained by the masters deceased was a bargeman, in the employ of Messrs. Ab Ak for tha better Security of her Majesty' thB causa of the exclusion of Catholic jurors, and expressing their concurrence in the objects of the order to obtain evidence. Stock-in-trade Exemp- r^as themselves, there has been within the last two or three Cobham and Co., of Ware, Herts, and that in deli- tte British Possessions Bill ; the the termB used by the Chief Justice Pennefather, meeting,but regretting that they could mot be pre- night as the last tram waspro- vering a cargo at White Lion-wharf, Upper Thames- Witnesses Indemnity Bill ; the weeks an attempt made to reduce the wages of the men On Wednesday , . tion Bin ; ths Sndbnry in his cbaree to the jury en the trial tot sent, lu consequence of the heated state of the room j ceeding from York to Dailington, the switches street, it ia supposed he accidentally fell over, but Bridge Approaches Bill ; the London and employed in "the collieries of North Staffordshire, and the meeting adjourned to Canal-Btreet, where a*ormacby bad justified been '"deposed , .and' had been, or would be, put to hal)-street.j Solicitors, Messrs. Butter and Trotter, that lie country -was Mr. St Georse'3 lett-.r to Lord that C0O0 workmen have turned ont, and that boat- ' ^ Lard Wisford considered his removal from the magistracy, but he -*ra3 restored death. In tho hurry of departure, Cdptaiii Hill did Due to the Executive from the sale of Atkin 4, Ely Place, Holborn ; Mr. T.M. Alsager, Bircbin Lane, Chancellor for tkese bills. loads of assistants for a row have arrived from' .Bilstm ¦" ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ deeply indebted to the Lord satisfactory. not make very particular inquiries. The impress on, son's Breakfast Beverage :— ofBcial assignee. : v .¦;. -. ,. , , ' ' " .- ' ; ; en explanations which were considered ' ' '¦ and otfeer manufacturing districts of South Staffordshire ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ positions of the insol- , ' ; ¦ ¦ L-rd Campb ell contrasted the ¦ " however, is stronglon his mind that his informant . . . . . 8. d. Edmund Francis Green, of 147, Leadenhall-street, liabilities hacsi-g Eirl dc G»y had reluctantly boen persuaded to under- The insurgents were on Thursdaymarching for Cheadle, vent scd the bar-irnpt—the one with Ireland ; but having done bo, said that President Boyer had been put to death , Mr. Heywood ...... 0 9 City, merchant, July 26 and August 26, at two, at the and undergoing imprison- take the .government of but it was confidently hoped that tho precaut ouary ov=r him long afterwards, he was too tocest and firm to permit subordinates to but of this he is not positive." Mr, Baird, Bolton ...... 2 0 Court of. Bankruptcy, BasinghaU-street. Solicitor, Mr. ment, the other cumins foith a free man aft-i goi'Jg measures adopted by the authorities would prevent ' dictate to him. Lord Eiiot, as Chief Secretary, Regency Mr. Sharpies, Lanoaster ... 2 0 W. Borradaile, King's Arras Yard ; Mr. W. Turquand, through, the court, and not necessarily liable to impri- further outrage. The Fhenc« is to be giyeh to the Duke Copthall Buildings, official assignee. ; , and Sir E iward Sngden, as Lord Chancellor, were dated Birmingham, Friday evening, says :— of Nemours, eldest brother of the late Duke of Or- Mr. Swinglehurst, Preston, the 2, sonment. He -was afraid that these Bills wonld stand A letter GeoTge Henry Watson, of 175 ldersgate-street a'so proofs and guarantees of his intentions in the Things are in a dreadful state in the Potteries—all leans, and in the event of his death, to the Prince Wholesale Ageut for North , A , City, in ;he "way of further improvment- Though he acted on his " Lancashire ...... 2 0 aad now.of: Stourmont Cottage, co a Bays- from Chancelloh, the Bills covernment cf Ireland- the colliers out, and I fear next week will not pass over de Joinville and the Dukes d'Aumale and Monpen- Mos w Ro d, Afcer s reply, thelOED avowed principles of preferring his political friends oe wa^erj- apothecary, July 21, at half-past twelve, and were read a second time, ana the House shortly after- without dreaful work—thousands parading the Btreets sier iu succession. looked to professional eminence rather than par- 6 9 August 26, at twelve¦ , at the Court of Bankruptcy, ¦flrards adjourned. with large sticks in their hands. Tbe manufacturers M. Thiers has returned to Paris, and is already _ ; Solicitors - Measrs. Watson; and liamentary iiflnence, as evinced by the characters must give over this week. Soldiers are arrived—meat Due to the Executive from the sale of Messrs. Businghall-street. , . . and Mr. Baron in . the thick of the intrigues upon the JRegency ques- Broughton, FJcon Square ; Mr. W. Turquand, Copthall of Mr. Justice Pennefather and money are already demanded by the poor creatures, Crow and Tyrell's Chartist Beverage for the week : , Friday, July 35. Lefroy. He was somewhat surprised at Lord Pa mer- tion. He is very eager that the King should advise Buildings, official assignee. HOUSE OF COMMONS and who, iu . the name of God, can blame them if they with him about it. ending Jul¦ y 16th :— the elevation of tbe ' ¦ ¦'" WiUiaai Mills, of. the Half Moon Inn, Caterham, stens assarance in cbjecliDg to take it Human endurance cannot much longer con- . ¦: . • £ s. d. ill. Gladstone introdnced a Bill to remedy a typo- Surrey, innholder, July 26, at one, and August 26 , latter-mentioced judge—he who as a member of the late tinue, and where it will end God only knows. I have Belgium has reduced the import duty on French Mr. Joshua Hobson, Northern Star at graphical error in the i.ew Customs Daties Ac. ; 1S42 offering the Chief wines and salt, and increased the import duty on eleven, .at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. schedule. Government had been a party to just seen a gentlemen who passed through the Potteries Office, Leeds, and Wholesale being printed for 1S43 in the timber duties Baronihip to the strenuous advocate cf the repeal of the English thread. Solicitora, Messrs. Dyne, 61, Lincoln's Inn Fields s and ¦will " made incidentally to serve the purpose to-day,, and he says no serious acts of violence have Agent for the Distriot of York-¦ The bill be Union, Mr. O Connell ! The character of Tdr. Sergeant shire ...... " ¦ ' ' Mesars.; Drummond and Sons, Croydon ; Mr. James removing the dnty -which the new tariff imposed on of yet been committed, but they appear ready tor mischief . ••• , •• 1 I 0 of Jackso^ also justified his having availed himself his Mr. James Leach Manchester, Foster Groom, 12, Abchurch Lane, Lombard-street, cement-stone ; and which, although it passed unnoticed The masters have proposed a reduction of wagfes, not . : AK IRISH WlXNESS —At the laat Dublin Qnarter , and so-nces. Be concluded by contending that he had requiring the labour of the men at all, and that has Wholesale Agent for Lancashire 15 6 official assignee. at tbe time, is foend to be leilly injurious. iuiij acted up to tte fpir.t of his declarations with Sessions, two rosy-faced, honest-looking young peasants, . William Fletchisr, of Birmingham, oil and colourman, Ihs House xemrnsd the CoEssjitiee of Supply, and caused the present confusion. Yesterday the mob car-, named John Tracey and Patrick Kilbride, ani an Mr. Vickera, Belper ...... 0 3 9 respect to Ireland. Mr. James Arthur Carlisle...... 0 3 9 July 26 and August 26, at twelve, at the Waterloo passed another long string of votes ; the discussion of ried off provisions out of the shops at Stoke, and some, elderly countrymaD, inained Woods, were arraigned at , , Birmingham. Solicitors Colonel Teener addressed some observations to a apprehended. Mr. Cater, London ...... 0 3 0 Roouis '. , Messrs. Austevi arid ¦which possessed litde interest On going into Com- -which I am told, have been " the traveler's bar, for having, on the night of the 8th of Hobsoh, 4, Raymond Buildings, Gray s Inn, London j noisy and impatient House ; after a division A letter from Newcastle-under-Line, dated July 14th , Mr. John Wa / ker, juni, King-street ' mittee, the Chancellor of the Escheqntr stated, in whtn there appeared 146 to 75. May lsbt , feloniously assaulted and maltreated one and MrV'W. H. Risece, 104, New-street, Birmingham. doubt as to the took place, says— •« I arrived here list night from Stafford. On Patk, Stockport ...... 0 3 0 answer to Mr. Charles "Wood , that the It being upwards of half-past twelve, Mr. HUME and Edward Smith, near Ckmdalkin. William powning, of Sheffield, draper, July 29 and law whether ligrt sovereigns may be cut -was under entering the town, I found it more like a garrison than The prosecutor, a reckless, duvU-may-care sort of fel- Mr. G. White, Birmingham...... 0 2 3 Mr. Brothebtox objected to goin^ into a Comnuttee Mr. Thomson, Stockport, Cheshire ... 0 2 August 26, at twe! ve, at the town HaH, Sheffield. consideration. any thing else. Last night the colliers came into the low, wha appeared to have been recently engaged in 3 Solicitors, Mr. Charles Wilson, 6, Southampton-street of Supply; but after considerable altercation, the and caused great commotion. So Mr. Robinson, Derby ...... 0 0 9 , , The vote t.f £30,000 for education occasioned an town in hundreds, the service of Bacchus, was called, and having been Bloomsbury Square : House went into Committee, and a vote was taken for , that the troop of Newcastle Yeo- Mr. Griffiths , Worcester ...... 0 0 9 , London ; and Aleaars. Wilson and explanation from Sir James Graham, that this grant great was the alarm examined by Mr. ' M'Kane, deposed that he was a lime- . Youiige or Mr. Pierson, Sheffield. Government the Militia Estimates. manry Cavalry were called out, and stationed at the Mr. Cavili, Melton Mowbray ... 0 0 9 , Trill not st present be increased; but if The House then proceeded to the orders of the day ; burner and builder, residing with his mother on the Edward Moss, of Liverpool, draper, July-28 and determine to propose a grant to the Exeter Hall Duke of York and other pnblic-houseH. To-day the bill of Clondalkin : on the night of Friday, the 8th of , , and on the South Australia Bill, seme remarks of Lord , and commenced levy- August 26 at one at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. classes, it -will ba applied for in a separata form. Sir Hume to complain of his imper- colliers arrived in large numbers May, he had been spending a convivial meeting at a £3 6 9 Solicitors,' Messrs. Milne and Co., Temple, London ; Mr. -would Stanley provoked Mr. ing contributions on the inhabitants of Lane-end, or Robert Ingli3, hoping that Government not retracted, when public-house in that town, and was on hia way home Winstaniey,,Macche8ter. Lord Wharn- tinent conduct. This expression Le Longton. They visited and stopped all the worka at Buffer tbemssives to ba represented by called on by the Speaker. to his mother's house, which was distant a quarter of a INCOME OF THE EXECUTIVE FROM John Weaton Palmer, of Old Buckenham, Norfolk, diffe , the Liberalism of -whose speech in the House cf which any men were employed , and took out several mile from Clondalkin of the day were then disposed cf, , when he encountered the tra- JULY THE 13th gtocor, July 23 and August 26, at tea, at the ,Koyal Lords on Thursday he attacked, drew upon himself a Tee other orders of the men who were at work, and ducked them in a versers, -whom ho bid good night" to. No sooner , TO JULY 18tb - and the House adjourned. " Hiotel, St. Peter of Marjcrcft, Nerwich. Solicitors, Mr. sharp rebuke frsm Sir James Graham ; "who taxed him pond ; and when remonstrated with by the magistrates had he utttred this irienAly -»a\edicUon, -when Tracy Honley ...... 0 3 Oi Andrew ¦w , the answer they Yevr Green ...... Storey, 5, Field Coiut, Gray'elnn, London; ; Mr. ith pursuing a course calculated to sow dissension on the impropriety of their conduct " ups with his foot; and gave hini a )?ick that rio him 0 1 4.J Jacob Henry Fillett, Jforwich. V: - • ;,. ' '.: the cf the d be better for them to be shot Lepton ...... ' ... 0 6 8 . , amon^ members Adminisrriticn, -while he gave was, that it woul three yarua and a half off the ground"^—(laughter.) Edward Rogers/ ef Great Witley, Worceitershirei ¦ns objectirig to Tietrs sgre-.d to in a ccmprciij'.se DISTRESS IN THE METROPOLIS. than see their children starve. At this moment, I The other traversers then ass.iiled him with desperate Kirkheaton ...... 0 1 (J the Ad of Longton, which is four mites surgeon, July 30 and August 26 , an ten, at the White b*tw=ei. th^latc =ud presest ministrations and understand , the town fury, gave him thirty c>r forty falls, " hot him on the Sheffi eld Youths ...... 0 5 0 Lion Inn observer , there is little, , is in gri/at confusion , and much fear is , Kidderminster. Solicitors, Mr. J. Ij,.Beriboisr, sanctioned by tie Bishops. Sir Bsbirt Inglis admitted To the eye cf ibe snperflcbl from here thin, made a smash of h\i face by repeated ¦viaitatiouB Hanley ...... 0 6 8 Stone Buildings, s Inn, in this mi/hty me- result of to-night. The Newcastle d Lincoln' London ; and Messrs. tbe jasdiceof tbe re? use. if indeed any distress to be found entertained for the thrubtd of their c!encb«d flats, and in a word, kicked Lon on, per Lefevre ...... 0 7 0 Wormall and Pricbard, Stourport. well attended, the troop has jast marched out, headed by, they say, fif teen Bristol ...... : On the vote cf jt'50 000 for education m. Ireland, tropoli?. The suburban fairs are him before them the jsanie as if he was an ould ball of 1 5 0 John Hanford Jackson, of Eastwood ' the eysttia of crowded -with st-axn boats, and the magistrates, amongst whom ere Captain Poorer and tbe ^ Ormskirk ...... 0 '2 0 . , NottiDgham- Lord Eliot -wiin- y o=fcn^cd education rivtr Thames leather"—(laughter.) That's all he had to say about shire, grocer. July 25 and August 26*,. at eleven^ at the in th.it cocntry ; and aEothcr little di..pute aross in an various peaces of public amusement, thronged with Reverend Mr. Sneyd. Two troop3 of the 12th Foot Chelmsford ,...... 6 5 6 ' the matter. , George thp;FourJth Inn, Novtingham, Solicitoi's, Messrs. attack bj 5=rg;?-nt Jackscs, the Solicitor-General for spp r*ntiy buppy face s and light hearts ! There are have also arri etd from Weedon barracks by express, and Cros8-txamiued by Mr. Gurran—Were you confined by Glossop ...... 0 8 4 -w t»ejgars CampbeU.and Witty, 21, Essex-street: , Strand ; and Mr. Ixel2c«l, on the Irish Srcrttary. Thi House divided on t>ut f^ in tbe streets ; and no partiaJar object what the result of to-night may be God only knows. I reason of that assault ? . London, Bermondsey, per Framp- Fox, .- . ' : '¦ ;: ' carried by 0-i to , it is passed by, Nottingham. . . ., . - ' c ' . • ' .V - , the Tota, and it w^s 0 l of distress mesfs the eye—or if it dotB wish I was at —, out of the noise. The people here Witness— No, but them that attacked me was confined. ton ...... 0 15 0 Alexander Bower, in itself, Manchester p of Basford, Staffordshire, and as unworthy of notice, and rmdeserving la are in much distress, bat it is to be regretted that the (Laughter.; I was unwell, if it's that you mean ; I wore , Car enter's Hall ... 0 16 8 Manchester, banker,. August 10 and 26, at three and Saturday, July 16. presents a eompltta collection poor people cannot see they are only increasing their Salisbury ...... 0 10 0 short, society in London a. night cap while I was unwell. two, at tbe Cominissicners' Rooms,. Manche8ber. Soli- ¦Hi. Ricaudo askrd if the Government had received of contradictions—as monstrous as the portres3 of he.l difficulties ; but it is folly to reason witb starving men. Mr. Curran—Was there a frill to your night-cap? Atkinson's Breakfast Beverage 0 46 —majestic and citors, Messrs. Jobnsori and Co., Temple, London ; and any iriizaatica of the reported diiturbance3 in tbe in 3iiiton—half divinity, half sn-iic In Stafford and all tbe adjoining towns I found similar Witness (looking archly at the learned counsel)—Oh , Nottingham Shoemakers ... . D 13 4 Messrs. Higson and Sari, Manchester. , ijrovellina and poissnous below. Who- distress. I do hope Parliament will not separate with- Sheerriess ...... Potttries, beautiful above bat you have the coaxing eye. (Loud lau^httr.) 0 5 0 Tboinas Ladiard , of Cirencester ever desires to obtain tven a bare existence in the me- out doing something to relieve the distress. If they Hooley Hill ...... , Gloucestershire, Sir J- G?-aha3I ssid seme accounts of disturbances Mrv Gurran—Never mind my eye. Was there a frill 0 1 4 money scrivener, July 25 and August 26, at twelve; at in the Potteries had biea received by the Government ; tropolis must sacrifice the physical wants to the arti- do, take my word there will be one traveller less upon to your night-cap ? : ; Bingley ••• ...... 0 13 4 the King's Head Inn, Cirencester ; SblicitOra messenger, and from Salford Youths ...... 0 6 0 , Messrs. and, consequently, a small millary force bid been sent ficial—from the office clerk to the the road." Witness—To be sure there was ; an illiganfc lace frill , Jones and, Co., John-street, Bedford Row^ London ; and to 2f ewcastld-nnder-Lyne. the artisan to the veriest shop boy. Subsequent accounts from these districts represent the same as the Lady Lieutenant's. (Great laughter.) Manchester Smiths ...... 0 B 4 Mr. MulliDgs, Cirencester. : Sir J. Gbaham Eai«i it bad been hh fxsd determina- It is from these false appearances that a mistaken that, bad sis appearance s certainly "were, the alarm has I never was drunk ; I do' be always drinking, but I'm Star Office ...... 2 12 6 tion to proceed -with, the Mills' and F3ctorie3' BiU, idea of abundance and conifort arises ; the face Wears passed away. The above statements, it will be borne never drank. I cannot report the receipts for a fortnight, as I PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. of the and trat, at Ite EdTirCtd Sta^a Session the the smile of plenty, but tb.e canfeer of poverty is eating in mind, Ttfer to proceedings previous to last Sunday. Mr. Curran— Come, Sir, isn't it true that you «« loTe shall be from home for a week. Jamea Bowden and Jehn Peelo Clapham, of Kingston- prestUt stite of public business, he did cot think Le into the heart. It is the hectic flush of consumption, The accounts since received from the PottcrieB give not wisely but; too well" deep potations of whiskey upon-Hull, general merchants and shipowcers. Wm. system. JOHN CAMPBELL, Secretary. should be ;uit:icd in proceeding -with the measure sp-sking only of the worn and decaying a very favourable report of the state of the district. punch ? Allen, John. Allen, and Jonathan Allen, of Manchester, Tbere are in London and Southwark five eourts for during the i.re=cn: year. Ee should, therefore, post- The system of perambulating the -roads in bodies and Witness—I do 'like a dandy of punch' ¦ by times¦ ' ¦ ; wby merchants and general dealers in calicoes and prints, so ' ' ¦ ' •• ' ' " ¦ ¦' the recovery of small debts—the City Court of Requests :- - - : ' ¦ pone tie Bill until text Session. levying contributions on the inhabitants has . been not ? ...... BALANCE-SHEET OF THE LONDON DELE- far as regards Jonathan Allen. John Lockwood, sen., Mr. _Ha"R'£3 inquired if i: -was intended to pro- —the Osbornc-street Court for the Tower Hamlets—tbe abandoned, and the colliers confine their operations at Mr. Curran—How many dandies of punch did you Wm. Lockwqod, and John Lockwood, jun., and Liberty of West- GATE COUNCIL FROM JUNE 1st TO of Sheffield , ceed -srith the Ecclesiastical G.urts" Bill tiiis Session. Castle-street Gourt for tbe City present to visiting the pits, and compeUing all -wbom drirkia your life ? Yorkshire; file manufacturers, so far as regards minster—the Southwaik Court of Br quests, and the John Sir J- GeahaH said he had no intention to do so this they Ind at work to join the turn cut. Nearly tha Witness—By my soul if you had a penny a piece for JULY, 1842. Lockwoody'sen. John Greenahields, Alexander Darariiz, Session. Middlesex Cotmty Court in Kingsgate-street, Holborn J whole of the mines and iron works are at a ttand still, every dandy I drank in my time you might hang up RECEIPTS. and Rabert Still, eye of the benevolent of Liverpool, raerchants, so far a3 ::s the B-;ht HoEcurableBiro- et It is to these places that the none of the men being permitted to come to terms with your wig behind the door and give up pleading, (laugh- £ b. d. regards Robert Still, John ^ shonld be turned—it is here that tbe manifold wants Hodgkinson and Alfred ttind to prvcerd vriQi his Ecclesiastiral Leasing Bill their masteis until tbe demands of all have been rom- ter ) I only drank a mere trlflj on the night I was June 1 Money in hand ...... 0 8 11§ Hodgkinson;:of Chorley, /Lancashire, vnA miseries of tens of thousands become but too pain- corn dealers and this S.-ssiob ': ' plied with. This state of things will continue so long murilerid. 15 From Liquidation Debt Commit- grocery. John M'Nichdll, of Liverpool, engineer, and Sir J. Gi»-U1A3I —" Yes, I do intend to persevere ii; fnKy calpsble— litre the under current of hum;ia life as the colliers have the means of supporting themselves; Mr. Gurran—How much was that trifle ? tee ...... 0 9 6 Hfenry Tinker; of may be observe! daily Dewsbury, Yorkshire, gentlenian. passing this BiiL It is my invention to go on -with this flo~s openly and freely—here bn t in the meantime business is suspended to a very Witness—Nine dandies of punch and five pints of ale; July 3 Brompton ...... 02 6 Joseph Fox Marston , the struggling of honest poverty with overwhelming Richard Jf^blefc , and Samuel m&zrare . * considerable ex:est among all classes, and particu- I vras not drunk ; -why should I? (Laughter.) June 5 Cannon Coffee-house ...... 0 2 0 Matthews, of Liverpool, cork manufacturers, sa far as 1h= XictEsc-d Lnnr.::c Asylums Bill passed through Lopelessn-ese—mothers eloquently and children mutely larly amongst the small shopkeepers and tradesmen. Mr, Cnrran—How. did you gtt that gash on the left 5 Star Coffee-house ... 0 7 0 regards the said Joseph Fox Maraton. James A.dstiea¦ ^ Sir Bobeex Pzkl said thit he won:-d take the subject Wesim^steu CorsT ok Kequests.—A tall, care- to the 1st '2nd, and Halifax to the 5th , Secretary's salary for eevea . and from Canada generally Jo a corresponding late the sunny side of the hulk to184 B (great laughter.) James Atkins, sen., arid James Atkins, jun., lime- of Cbnrch txtension ink; h:5 Srr:ens consideration daring "!rOin-looitng Tfidof -woman, (It -would not be out of 5 weeks ...... 0 8 9 tie recess, and would stats his intentions in the next date. The Britannia is a oay behind her usual Mr. Curran—Who flceci you ? " merchants, Coukison, Surrey, August 5, at one, and plsce to say widow lady,} of about forty years of age, Witness—What's that to you ? June 12 Minute and three cash books ... 0 . 1 c August '30 session. ,ind carriage and anners evident showed time of arrival, as usually calculated , which arose , at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basing-- wh^se m y how Mr. Curran—Come, sir, who lined you ? CarriaKe of 500 cards ...... f> 2 6 halt-street Solicitor , Sir B- H. 35GLIS iben postponed Ms Cbcrch extension trtnly a S€Esitive mind was struggling up against mis- from her bting detained oif Halifax, on her way 26 Plan of lecturing , Mv Smith, Bridge-streefe, : South- from Boston, for thirty-six hours, by a most denso Witooas—Fitzimon (laughter). committee ... 0 9 o wark ; Mr. Edwards, official assignee Place motion till sai ssssion. fortane, was EaremcEeJ for £1 1S3. by a Scotch baker, Pbatage,stationery, &c...... _ 0 4 1 , ¦Frederick^ , L-wd Elicx intimated that the rc-T>ort of the Irish fog, -which rendered it unsafe to run for the harbour. Mr. Curran—What -wero you fined for ? Old Jewry, City. .-.'• " , named Charles Watts. Witness—For falling (laughter;. I bad only drank Census Commissioners -wouid be ready in a fertnkhf. On the name being Tjellowed forth by the crier, She sailed from Halifax on the morning of the Gih , Charles Massey Darby, printer, Regent-street^ Middle- the having left Boston on the 2ad j and baa made twelve dandies of punch, arid three pints of ale; I was Total expeniture £1 19 10 aex July 29, and August afc Gn the motion for going into a Committee of Supply, poor lady seemed to shrink within herself as ahe step- . ^ at half-past eleven, 30* ilr. SHiEL called attention to the policy pursned in the voyage under ten days. She has fifty- not drunk ; 181 B perjured bimaelf ; I was dancing a eleven, at the Court of Bankrnptcy, Basuighall-street. ped before the gszs of the commissioners and a very jig to a mile stone, and fell. Total receipts ,„ ... 2 13 Solicitors, Messrs. , Irelaud. Tie present Govsrnment, through Sir Robert crowded court. seven passengers, amongst whom is Major 1£ wimburn, Collett, and Collett the bearer of despatches from Lord Ash- Mr. Curran—Yuii may go down sir. Totalespenditure...... 1 1£) 0 Chancer/ Lane; Mr. Whitmore Basing- Eliot, Cooke, . ' , offic¦ ial assignee, Peel and Lord had announced their determina- having "been pnt to the ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦ - The usual interrogatories ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦/' ' - ¦ ¦ button. Witnefa-—Thank you kindly. May every hair of your ball -streefci • / ¦ - . . . • - . v . ¦;. ¦- . tion to disregard sli party considerations in tie ad- plaintiff and swora to, the defendant waa asitd wby head bo be a mould candle to light you to the gates of Balance in hand... £0 13 John William Vbgel, bookseller, Cloak Lane London; miaisfcration of the gQftTIUB£ui cl Ireland. Bat sne-bad refused to pay a deb!; which she did not dis- (F rom the New York American of July \.) 3^ , ¦this -»ra3 osatraaktsd hy the condnct of tbt pute?—Because , everlasting glory '.—(roars o£ laughter). DUE TO THE CO UNCIL, July 27, at one, and Augoat 30, afc ten, at the Court of , Sir said the defendant, choking witfe Bankruptcy, Ir-sh Government ; by tie nature of its ' ap- grit f, I am utterly unable. The political occurrences of ths last few weeks in Mr. C.rirwn addressed the jury in an able speech for From Theatre Fund, on account of Shpe- BasinghaU-Btreet. Solicitorj Mr. Moss, the defence. Cloak Lane ; Mr. Gibson, assignee pointmests; by the actions the United States have been discouraging ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ official' ' ' " ' , ¦ Basinghall-' ' of its partisans. to all who makers, eiock-house ...... ' " " ¦; ' -- : :: " ¦ ¦ " ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ " Commissioner :—Then why did you contract it ?— 1 0 0 stecets. - •• •;. • ¦; ¦ • ¦ ¦v ; - - . •: ' The jury returned a verdict of not giliJty. . , ; . . f . ; :. y . • more especially as evinced during the last Dublin elec- To keep lay poor daughter from a prtmnture death by lore their country, and hope for the perpetuity, as Carriage cards ...... 0 1 10.1 ' John Sparham, mnieri Trostob, Suffolk, July 25 and tion ; 2nd lastly, though not ieastly, "by the conduct starr&tion Lbursting Into teartj. Sir, I have thres help- well as efficiency, of its free institutions. At Wash- Mr. Cameron ...... 0 5 0" of the legal agents of Uis Irish Government in packing ington discord prevails. The President is without Mr. Gopdfellow ... Aug. 30> at. twelve, at the Globe Inn, Bury St. Ed- less daughters, and hoped , by untiring indusVry at the ...... 0 18 0 mnnds. Solicitors ju-ics. chaiSeneing mo.-t r&spectable Catholics, in order needle the confidence of Congress, or any considerable , Mr. Wing, Bury St Edmunds; , together with &uch Tutle aid as they cculd give, Executions ton Murder.—Clonmei,, July, 16. and Messrs. Chilton and Acland to secure ProtettAiit jurors and favourable portion of it, and the re sult is disagreement ¦ ' , Caancery' 'Lane, verdicts. as to ¦¦ ' to Snd ourselves a s,caiity portion oi bread and tea, and —This ai'ternopn Byrne and Quilty (th e former for. Total due ... £2 4 IQh " ¦ ¦ ; " ' :¦ ¦ ¦ This »3ttfcr alienation he Llustrated bv sgveral instanct^, almost ail important public measures. The state of London. - , . :: . : :- - \ : . : - a boms, however liumLlB, to rest in ; but from morning the murder oj Robert Hallj Esq., the latter for the John Rate, fellmonger m-jre especia.ly in the case of the trial of the pr<> until midnight, the revenue laws is such as to make it questionable Laffan) paid the forfeit of , Eiatgate, Bourn, Lincolnshire, f' the nttsrmost we can earn barely murdi r of a man named Money in hand ...... 0 13 3fc July 28 and August 30, at eleven, proprifctor of the B&fa&i indiexior. H« concluded txceeds a shilling per day I whetbe-r any -duties can now be collected ; fot the their lives in front of our county gaol, the scene of at StandweU'a Hotel, his sp^-ch by referria^ to the caft of the Due to Council ...... 2 4 10* Stamford. Solicitora; Mr. WillderSj Bourn | and to ma restoritioc Commissioner :—What dessripticn cf work is it ?— Compromise Act had its completion yesterday, and so many similar melancholy .spectacles.: There were - of Mr. St. Gtor^e the gistracy, and moved f;.rihe from that date new duties, and new modes of levyiEg " ' Measra, Allen, Gwlby, arid Allen, Carlisie-strcet, Sdho Shirt and collar raaking, Sir, for a large warehouse in present at least five thousand persons. Publio Balance in favaur of Council £2 18 .:\% Square,. London. : : : : . correspondence relating to it. the City. those duties were to be arranged. But the legislation aDxiety was much excited in consequenco of the Lord Eliot rejoiced in the opportunity thus afforded on the sul'jeci, contemplated by the Compronvge Act, generally i Audited and found correct, Joshua. Bolshaw, sail-maker, Xiverpool, August 3 and Commissioner :—And how are you paid ?—Defen- report , which . ve^y prevailed, bat Byrne 30 j at one > him of Tiujifiinng the Irish Govtminent. He cou- dant:—Fo has not been matured, and to meet this contingency full disclosure of the fearful R.POTSES, , at the Clarendon Rdouis, Liverpool. Ssoliei- r some shirts twupence aad twopetce-haif- would make a part tora, Mr, Thompson, ten.Jed thit the dfectaTu tions -which he had made had penny each—these are gentlemen's fancy coloured sidrU: a temporary Bill was passed, extending to Aucust 1st taken by him in tho murder of Mr. Hall. He was, G.JHUMPHBEYS, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Norris, beta at'tfcd up tj in spirit as in letter. He reviewed the the duties in force on June l&t, and the laws for col- E. Langw Allen, and Simpson, Bartlett's Buildings, Holbornt bat for tie very best work—for a shirt that the fastest however, totally, silent upoii that topic, although Ith. ' " ¦¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦ " ' ¦¦ '' ' ' ' of the Iria^ Gove London.; . . • . :...... -- , -r- .: : . Tarions appuintm^its rnment, and workwoman cannot make in a -whole day—-we seldom lecing them. Upon this temporary Bill the President previously to his execution, and whilst in his l . : .. JosTiS-d. cel , he Jonathan Spinks and John Mols iB intfcifeitnca in the X>ablin elsction ; de- are paid as much as a ehiiling. For collars, it , a has put Ms veto, and as there are not two-thirds in occasionally adverted -to that horrible ^mUh on, cpal-mer- ftnfieri tha coEiuct of the Irish assassination, BALANCE SHEET chants, Crown Solicitor, -srith penny and three-haifpeccs e-cb.—never more I either House to carry the Bill, notwithstanding the and taid the part which had been '• assighed " him Liyerp6ol, A.uguat 3 and 30, at two,: at tbe Trfsrense to thB trial3 adverted OF MOKET Clarendon RoQms to by Mr. Sbiel; and, Commissioner (a warm-hearted looking fellow)—Mer- veto, it is defeated , and the collection of any revenue in that tragedy by his prosecutors was not that nECEIVED BY THE tONDON DELEGATIS . LiverpooL Solicitors, Mr. Cornth- after explaining the circumBtances attending the restor- ciful God ! why, how do you contrive to exist ? will bo disputed. COUNCIL , FOB THE CONVENTION. waite, Liverpool • aid Mr. Corrithwaite, Dean's Court, which had been performed by him. The conduct ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ " ; ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ; ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦- ¦ : : ¦ ¦ Doctors* ation of Mr. Se. Gsarge to the mr.gistracy, declared that The effect upon the credit and nnancies of the ¦; - Commons, Lori Jon. Sir, Baid the poor widowed woman, "wretched man afforded a satisfactory . ; . . .: . . . . .£..: s . d. - . it is not an of the proof of :: James Stuart it wculd be inexpedient to produce the required cor- existence1—it is a lingering death, of protracted starva- general Government of this quasi anarchy at the influence of the Roman Catholic priesthood Carpenter s Arms...... 2 10 , , draper, Liverppoli August 3 and 30, at TfeSDondence. over 0 one, at the Clarendon tion. I feel my strength to be fust wearing away % but Washington cannot be otherwise than disastrous, convicts of tho worst class^the contrition of Byrne Limehouse...... 2 0 0 Rooma, Liverpobl.- Solicitors, Sir WrxxiAii S03IJIEB.VII.I.E thought that the grave and even more disastrous will be its effect upon the Mr. Evana, LiverpooJ ; and this I know, that there are thousands of poor women having been manifested in a manner Albion .,; ... ' Ut.¦ ' Oliver' '¦ , 'Old Jewry, which showed ... 10 0 ^ c ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ; ¦ :¦ - • '• ¦ : charges adduced by Air. Shiel ¦were affairs arid business of the nation at large. London. . - ; . . ,: : -y- - /. . / . : . : . . - -:. -x calculated to throw even worse than I, and God above knows that my how deeply he felt the enormity of the revolting Crown and Anchor ... 0 15 0 . discredit en tha_ impartial administration of justice, home, like Eiy heart, is cheerless and Turning from the affairs of the Union to those of f or William; Williams, wheelwrigat, Gou^hurat, K , ¦with desolate—(ex- crime which he suffered . The unfortunate youth, Globe Fields ...... I O Q ^ ent and reference tojhe challenging of jurors, giTing treme sympathy appeared to be manifested by all pre- ihe State of Rhode Island, -we see much to deplore Quilty, who was little more than Buck's Head August 2 and 30, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hnwt- due credit to the explanations of twenty years of ...... 0 15 t green Lord Eliot, considered sent.) I cannot, said the poor woman, pay the demand there. The rebellion, indeed, is crushed—we think age, protested his innocence in the Clock House ...... , Salehurst, Sussqx. . Solicitora , Mr. Miller, Goud- that it "Was at least unfortunate most energetic 10 0 burst; that there Bhould hare yet ; it is a jnst one, I admit, and I will strive— now finally—but innocent blood has been shed, manner, as well in his last moments as repeatedly Red Lion, shoemakers ... 0 3 0 and Mesars. Wilton and Blackman, Baymdnd been such a preponderance of Protestants on these trials. " Sae naa mau aboot iv' 8aid the plaintifijwho during Martial law has been proclaimed in a time of pro- since his conviction. He stated Bricklayer Buildings, Gray'a Inn, London. It -was a that he not only had 's Arms ... 0 15 4 monstrous state of things that articles the foregoing recital had been fidgeting aboat with the found general peace. not been at any murder, but that Goldbeater . .. Samuel Brown, miUwrighfc, Liverpool, July 28 and freely published his feelings recoiled 's Arms ... 1 0 0 Aagnst 30 in the Morning Chronicle dare not most apparent uneasiness, " »e nae mair aboot it. Money is very abundant, and first-rate paper is in at such atrocities. Both convicts suffered Camberweil..; ...... 1 0 0 , at twelve, at toe,Clarendon Rooma, Liver- be reprinted in the Dublin papers for cent, interest per very little pooL SoUoitow, fear of a pro- Why did nae ye tell me a" this—without coming here, demand at from six to seven per after the executioner Had drawn the fatal bolt. Star Shoemakers ...... 2 0 Q Measra. Brabner and Atkinaon, Ltveri SBentirm. annum. New York State Stock, since the closing poel ; and Meaara. Tiocent aya, lassle-Hlaaghter.) Te lootU aye sae cleanly and Amongst the immense crowd and¦ ¦ ¦ jBhetwood, Temple, assembled it seemed Three Doves 0 17 0 . • •;¦ ' ; •v--/ - ' ¦ ¦ • ' ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ " Mr. Sergeant Jxcksos adduced -which two per cent. London. . .. - .: • v. . •: •; , • •:• .. . ': - cases in Mr. alway at work, I neeterally thoct it waar wiefnl aye of the books, have fallen from one to to be the fixed and universal opinion that Quilty Westminster ...... 0 15 0 O'Connell and Mr. Shiel himself had peremptorily chal- ye to no pay the siller. As it's turn'd aboot, ye'Il jest U. S. Six per Cents, are daily taken for investment was as innocent as the Mr. Nagle ...... _ Thomas Brooke, Joseph Lang, Joseph TWlby; and lenged P/otestant other convict was guilty. ... 0 5 0 Jonns Milnes jorora; at the same time denying, in pay me when ye may, aud gin ye want a dozen more at par and interest ; svnd nnlesB a further amount is But the same impression the , blanket-mannfacturere, Liversedce, YolK- the most positive of innocence of Quilty BQire, July 30 , manner, that in the recent trials loaves, ye'r right welcome, and the Peel tak the hulkin injudieiouBly issued, w/U not be lower. extended even, beyond the multitude; and some' of the Total received „. £15 16 4 . at ten and August 30, at twelve, at tha jurors _ nad been set aside, because they -were Boman maniken that can browse on the leebonr of sic as excited in New Orleans, in upper classes, without George Inn, Hudderafleld. SeUcitors, Mr. Watt*, Dem- Public feeling is much in dietih Ction of party, appear Paid as per books to the Convention Finance bury ; Catholics. He defended, amongst others now ' - ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ; ' ¦ ' ¦ " and MesarB. Jaques, , the appoint- yonxBel—{laughter and applause.) Cbeer np, lassie; regard to the conduct of t.^e banks suspen- to regard it as, at least, a doubtful case. ; ¦ . . : ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ; : : - ¦ " ¦ " ¦ • ¦ " " Battye, and Edwards, Ely Howeverj Committee . . , - < • . . -/ - . . r ~^ laent ef Mi. .Earon I*froyv whom be affirmed to be one • God tempers the "wind to the shorn lamb, and if a no sion, and we fear olent outbreak. At the all speculation is now unavailing. Place, Leadon. i - ' of-t£» ~ ' some vi The bodies of the i, AAiditedand found correefc. 9»5t eminent equity lawyers in Ireland, W& for Sandy to htap sorrow on the widow and the father- last dates from there of the 2/^ instant the discount two men executed were Samuel Halatead Smythi coach-maker, Cambridga ¦flrito feforeliiaeleTatiou by interred in the evening in RlCHABD POTSEK. , » . the present Administration, less. Come along, lassie." on the notes of the suspended banks varied from the place allotted for that August 1 and 30, at eleven, at the; JEagle Innv^Cani. ' purpose ja'itho gaol- ' ' ¦ John Simpson, ; . iaA zeEased ttree-oBsa el judgeshipa : " - ¦ ¦ : v tmdge. from different poor- -wi ¦ " " : Solicitors W)ie per Jardt ^" ¦ , dow Milj wept : Messrs. Twias and MarabftH, Cam- her thants, and tha sevea to^hirty-eight : - - - - . cent. ¦i - - v -- ^- :- :. . . Theophilvjs Sax«ox br»age j and Mr. Pike, Old Burlingtett-stteet, London. £ • ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ; ¦ - THE NORTH : ^ ^ : >S;j ^i^ ¦ ^ : - ; L - ; 7 TO THE } WATKIKS'S LEGACY CHABTISTS. The Masons have come out and with their weapons of the rich, the contemplation of his hazards, keeper ? oh, Mr. StaUwqod. Time arrives to commence hold their their plummet of justice, they will mea- working classes dare not have a room to Ct)av IJECTCBB IT.—CONCLUDED. rule of right, and their power, will make him much more desperate ; tne merry dance ; no master of ceremonies arrived ; for the ti^t 3£mri (tafit« sure and mete, and fit and fashion the outwork of tha what is meetings in, or fora any complete association and in what scenes of horror the conflict between plun- to be done ? oh,, Mr. Stallwood you must see Charter, better or more ¦ '¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' " but we are bold to say that ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ; seen that trades' unions, ¦ ¦ - ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ • ' : ¦ ¦ ' - ' ' ' • ¦ ¦ We have even if general %X« - - . . _ - , tO . ..• • . ; . . . . - . . great temple of liberty. The carpenters will do the deredpoverty and bearded wealth will end ia sickening , XONitJON.-- CftOBE Fields:— lec- -would afford but an inefficient protection against the determined Chartiata, (and in no very small nuttiber) Mr. Wheeler woodwork, and the rest of the trades will all do accord- to contemplate. ^ Now, Sir, this Is no randoHi statement; of iny own ; iare not tured here on Sunday evening ; f our niemfeers were en. tyrannyof capitalists, still less against the capital ty- ing to their trade. Competition increases trade, and the to be found throughout the length of the " But, in the hope that yon will make, ere it is too witnesses, one after the other, called by the accusing kingdom. They want a little fire to keep up thebltzi, "ip'lled.' Mr. Maunder cf Kingston, addressed ttemeet- ranny of Government Pot supposing that masters gave it will increase Chartism. Let ene trade vie with the late, properprovision for the wide-spread and spreading party, affirmed this. days wage for a fair day's -work , Admitting, in addition to all the and they would rally around O'Connor in thousands. ing aithe close of the lcctnr«. The chair was occupied a fair what would it other, and each strive which can bring most men distress, seeing you possess abundant means in the above, that I was secretary, Wilson. Mr. Cooper avail while Government can tax at "will » Working treasurer, printer, and A lecturer is much wanted, and wouVd be hailed most .by Mr. tepcrrted from , the Co-ope- men into the field. Let each make a muster of their moral plans I have directed your attention to, and thus bill distributor ; theu, Sir, I a?k any rational man Btatirig that they were willing to devote fiave need to unite for mutual protection, , heartily, t eaving dead cows, dead hors8B the Plague, rative Store, for mutual force, and by that overcome physical force, as evil is prevent the day of horrors, how is it possible that I should or could give a correct 5 their funds towards getting up a public raeot- .snpporf and information—bat they have greater need Billy, and other carrion, for the present, we must look ils. cf overcome by good. Carry London, and the country will balance sheet after all this ? Nayi what rational ' ing on Stepney Green, on Monday, August 1st .'Mr. to unite not merely as fellow-woiking men, but as fel- I remain, about/for other information, and it shall be forwarded ^ be carried—the Charter will be carried. It is a shame being wonld expect it ? Besides all, the accusing party in due tiine ; and wishing every cuckoo bawler about 0 Connor bad pledged himself to attend. Mr. Pickfrs- low men.—not only to protect their interests as In the cause of my suffering fellows. were to leave the work of the many to be done by a few ; Your humble servant, fully aware that, up to the sitting of the Con- a big loaf may be choaked by a dumpling, or fed upon gill reported from tfce delegate meeting. Other busiuesa labourers but to gain their rights as freemen—they what is hard work for a few, would be rendered easy by vention, nothing of the sort had any existence ; that •wa3 tlwn transacted, and. >rr;. - E.;Pick«rsJciU was ue>ani- -should join their fellow men Homespun. doBghboys for the remainder of his life, washing dowri of whatever trade or de- the many. We want more hands, but they must be the statement drawn up was from recollection, after a the same with ia draught of , acqna pura, we take incusly elected to serve on the new delegata meeUiig. nomination ; yea, all trades should unite in one grrad period of handa with hearts in them—hands directed by good P.S. Sir Robert, I have sent you the Northern Star ot something like thirteen or fourteen weehs; present leave of the Northern Star, its woithy Pro- Ki^GStoS'-yPON THAMES.-——On Tuesday evening, national union—they should chip their trade-shells beadB. Come, then, ye who have not already come. after a tour through , last week, per post, to the Home Office, as I shall the counties of Berks Oxoh, War- prietor, and indefatigable Editor. Mr. Maunder from London, read portions of the and take a flight for freedom , then would they sain We are -wotting for you as well as for ourselves. It this, that you may be ia possession of the humble, yet wick, Stafford , Worcester, Gloucester, ic. by me. ; A. Wbox.wtcn Cadet. ¦ "' '. power to protect themselves, to defend themselves Northern Star ' .to- the company, arid eloquently ad- , and is haid not. to have you -with -us—to have you against homely and honest plans of national economy for na- They also knew that I offered in a letter to explain r July 18th 1842. , to do QiemselTfis good in spite of t&e evil which, h Chicheste * , dressed them On behalf of the Staffordshire victims arid ot ers us. We have worked the ship through storms and tional distress, anything they might wish explained, if they would his amlit lice. would do them. Bommit excited much compassion for them amongst tempests, in spite of adverse winds and contrary cur- Of your humble servant, it to writing ; but instead of committing any- He then urgently entreated them to join the National: Oh, but say some we haTe nothing to do with rents; we have steered clear of xocks, and shoals, and thing to writing, and forwarding it to me for my ex- TO THE EDIT0U OF THE NOHTHERN STAR. Charter Association, as tht? only remedy to remove the polities, we have a maiim not to meddlewith politics quicksands ; we have beat back the pirates that would planation, the following inorceau was transmitted to , if tha following address ia worth uiariy evils which afflict society. Mr. Favey moved, —yea and what has been the cons&quencs, politics have" have boarded us; and refused to listen to the syrens Mr. John Cleave, who most honourably transmitted it Honoured Sir that a TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STAB. ' printing, its insertion will Oblige, a»d Mr, Wyeth seconded , in an able m;vnr^r, '• meddled with you and meddled with a vengeance. that would have tempted us. We have now come in to me forthwith •— ' " ' Such a maxim was fit for slaves alone ¦¦ subscription of one penny pur . month from each-niernber to adopt, and the sight of port with our glorious freight of freedom ; but Glasgow, July 11, 1842. " Stallwood charged . . ": Yours, respectfully, th» locality should he raised to assist in riiaintainiKg 'worst kind of slaves too—willing slaves—it was a blind- foiw shillings more than he paid of we are few and almost exhausted. Let us net be driven my the musicians that played Caroline Maria Williams. their -wives and chiWren , aiid shield them from the folding of yourselves and offering ymr necks to the Friejcd of Suffring Country ,—Your inser afc a ball for the benefit of back-to sea again ; let us not perish is sight of land. religion and the com the political victims at the the Teetotal Hall, George- horrors of want," An .amendment was mjived that it joke—a gagging of yourselves; and was just what One or two can't do it tion of the following outrage on ¦ ¦ A FEW WORDS TO MY CIIAKTIST SISTERS EVERY- Throw us a rope! tow us in! mon rules of decency and decorum will oblige, street, Chelsea. . ' - ' . ' ' .. ¦/ . : be a peTany per week; but after some conversation, the y#nr oppressors wished. Government woold look with - ' ¦ ' ¦¦" ' '' WHERE. Let all lay hold—all lend us a hand, and see how easily . . - (Signed) ,, original mbtioia was unanimously carried , and the surn an eye of favour, the eye ef a hawk after a sparrow— Bhip np to the mooring post. Your much injured brother, . : they will walk the good ' . '*' William Matthews." SlstERS ,-r-A few thoughts have just occurred to my of 2s. ' 3d. w»8 imniediat^y collected. tl:e int-eting cpon all trades who bound themselves by such a reso- I jn-ednot at this time enter into the principles of Con Murray. then adjourned, with a vote of thanks to Mr. Maunder. lutien, for by it they gave op their rights, including the " 88, Westboume-street, Chelsea/' f mind which I am ansiious to communicate ; there are the - Charter, nor describe the plan of organizition. a few things I wou d auggest, and press upon your met Hiost important right; the right of free inquiry—they acquainted with these things TO THE IRISHMEN OF CAMPSIE. '.. London Delegate coexcit ——Tais bo ow masons, now for the Charter .' Lean on it, as malicious lig, I will submit to be branded with the held on Monday night, in the i ^hen one of tbe parsons, who afor the purpose of creating an outbreak ^ pedlar— up, and make a virulent speech ajainat tho accused, mite into the treasury, we may, if we will bnt be in -posa f roalorirg this faction to Britannia herself, and she stands with her shield of be -written on our hearts and bound round our brows. that the little I could do in support of our holy cause ' those people for the pu. -e. after having .admitted, as a witnens, that he refused to eamett about the matter, be the means of sending many they will H'tnd by thoir\ pi vsenfc defence, hex sptar of attack to guard it—the British The ground has been cleared for you masons, the has been done gratuitously. JVo, my countrymen , so act on the comrniiteo povrer, declare tiiet liGn at her feet ready to arise and proclaim, . for getting up tha ball and con- a shilling there. Cannot we urge others, to buy ? I founded upon the principles of p; ace, law, with a VGice foundation dng ; be it yours to build—to lay on the far from gaining a livelihood by Chartism, I have, like cert, orgau:z-iti«ri, of thunder, the Charter and no surrender because he believed it would be a failure; Further, repeal it, only let us be resolved that we will each do and order.for tke ciitira 'Charter.hanie^and.all"' . '"That ' corner stone, an;! we will have n chea for the statues all those who have taken a leading part, injured myself Sir, when I called two witnesses, one of the most dis- our best, and we shall find tho work half done. Oh! Yes, we'll discuss politics— we will not forbid cur- of -the champions of Chartism all round the edifice. l we, the Cnurtists c f Aibroath,.wiil give r.o;countenance to a considerable tx .ent in a pecuniary point of view. graceful scenes, I think, ever: witnessed occurred / One yes, iii spite of; all the demons in hell, and in; defiance 'k of goinp ;to the death selves, nor shall any #ne else forbid us. Politics uie The Goddess of Liberty—the free Britannia shall be In csncmsion, my friends, to any of those deoeivcra who ta I cannot look on Mr. of the witnesses being a member of the Council of all the incarnate ones on earth, we must, we shall but who nt; the sama time do not becoming the breath of oar nostrils. I am glad that the placed at the top : in tie ore hand the scales of true Green's coniinct in any other light than a following up for the accusing for the. Charter, local.ty, said, if Mr. Stall-wood conquer. j Chartist Association." " That "we,' the masons are resolved to discuss politics—that tha justice, in the other the Charter. Her spear shall be of the Corn Exchange calumnies for the anti-Christian persisted in calling him, be bdoiig to any masons have come ont—that you are the first of the would comply—- Sisters, it is of no use to mince tbe matter. It ia Chartists 'of Arbroath , place pur entire confldenca in rendered pointless by the cap of liberty ; and a nation purpose of injuring tha poor Chartists. It is to me a then abusing tho Council , for not throwing . trades in the field. Yes, masons, jen have led the-way folly in the extreme forany of us to fl itter ourselves that the Northern.Star , as the only paper at present standing szved—a people glorified will uplift the universal song of painful task to be thus compelled- to bring any dispute their shield of protection around him, by refusing to we nre free-born Eaglisbmen's daughtersi ; we are not. —you have won an honour of your brethren—you are praise and thanksgiving to the God of freemen. Yes, ' j firmly- by the principks of the Charter , aud the [.fop'^a befora the public where a Catholic priest forms a party. allow tit ru.to give the evidence. During this time save- I and ycu . are slaves, whito slaves, in our fathcr-lar.d. i in our power to the vanguard, the foremost for freedom. Yours is the Great Britain will t jen sit enthroned on her rock the I have been driven to it in Belf-dtfence , for this case orijanizVtion , and v.ill; do everything post of honour, though not of danger : keep it, masons ; ral witnesses and others were declaiming agains' his Oh .' it is very pretty reading " a'ayes cannot breathe iu j circulation in this placa au-1 elsewhere, aa 0;ean Queen, and a kneeling world shall beg of us to is only one of the many attempts made by the blind being allowed to give evidence ; thon increase its the other trades must follow you, or lose the name a member of the England,'* and the Queen arid all the Court may sing | we shall iiave opportunity." mak-a all nations free. followers of the apostate Dm to stop me In my humble council Wld defenderit he ought to be ashamed of him- it j but to tell us of its being a laid of freedom, ia to of men. Must, did 1 say ? They have followed. Have J. W. j meeting of the: Council of the Car- advocacy of tee rights of labour, but my persecutors self—the confusion was, - -oil-- 'his ' fault, by calling the insult our misery. A land of liberty, indeed .! What ! CAIit-XS&E.—A not the coppersmiths followed ? they are no longer as Battersta, Surrey. little know with whom they are lisle Chartist A&sociation, Was held at G , J»V:n-slreet, sounding brass, &c Have not the shoemakers followed ? contending, for never witnesses. To conclude the scene a member of: the stuff—rWhat nonsense ! Talk of freedom, whilst the ,' ¦ until that feour when my Creator shall call me from Couucil, at the end of the defence, made a most virulent CakleWjgale, on S-l:e at s seven years' apprenticeship to a trade and made him- . ¦a.Huits duced labours unnecessary, vices and diseases un- the eaith for his inheritance. it to go forth to the public, that I Lave robbed the climes tlio liberty denied them in their' own. Are these considerable length, showing the existing in ¦ s;If a complete workman at it—what avails ali this, if! In your hands , j the causes of tbeir {thp ¦ people's) Government be suffered to paralyse his strength—to known, and pleasures incompatible with nature ; , then I leave the treatment I have politica l yictim Fund, when at the flame time I c6n- things so? W bo daresay they are not ? Clinreh and S-.ate, received from Mr. Green , ¦' j being. «cluded from political power , and render his skill useless, by depriving him of work, and if in all countries it abrid ges the lives of millions, relying on that str.se of jus- ceive I am their benefactor. If it shall be thought fit - Sisters', ' it is for us to say -whtther or no this state of , distrtss, by ' and renders those of millions more utterly abject tice which nature has planted in your heart*; and iii the I am ready to let the waiter go to a fair and impartial , and I ]aii>;h to scorn,j the totaHiiefficacy of a: repeal of the Corn La-.rs to per- finding eo other work for him but in a Bastile—at the . things is to remain. I tell you ' ' and miserable, shall we still wor&hip so destructive meantime I will subscribe myself what my respected jury—six appointed by my accusers', and six by myself. all who wickedly would frighten us into the belief that lnanen'ly benefit-tho '.people-; -.and. 'concluded by. .tiicr- treadmill ? How macy carpenters are there, men ¦ father has made me, ' j appealinc; to tho ineeting to stand by the .Char- capable of making or Lailding ships and houses, who an idol ?" . . If they conclude that I am guilty, then , and not till ovir efforts are vain, that if we do but unitedly, z;alously, j g6tical'7 Lord Bolingbroke on Societt. A Uue and real son of ould Ireland, then, sball I acknowledge or bow to the decision, or persevt-riDgly, one and all, resolve to break our ter, which would give a fall rnea'Urd ot; ^ustica to Nevertheless are compelled to make nothing but matches the matter lias been before , the whoifi people Mr. Heliiwell, of Toiinioxdtn, spoke and go absut the streets to sell ihem ?—how many co»- A Catholic—a Chartist, believe that an impartial chains, the thing ia done. K^meniber this, : SIR ROBERT,—1/ the gaietysnd sorrow, the grandeur And a real democratic Bspealer of the Unl.m, tribunal. i and iu heaven's namo let; us do our duty ; any tbiog aii.d;, on the points of the Ciiarter. Mr. 'Wh?H.!vright,.:ot. perHmiths must make toys f<*r a li-ring ?—how many and wretchedness, the pomp and penury, the wast« and the rheetiiu in a speech ¦weavers Coy Mlliii A Y. Sir, you in a note state that if Mr. Stallwood confine every thing that wo can do to hasten the day of free- Mytholmroyd, then addressed sing byniis for bread ?—how mMJJ t&EoTS live ¦want , the pampered luxury and the squalid misery, the j r replete with sound reasouijig and con- on sc-cp ?—hovr Eiany hiniBelf strictly aud solely to the matters in this state- dom, let us ut.flinchingly do it; by any and by all the j of somo length, "working men of all trades are ill-paid toil and the profusely gorged idleness, the Vincing argument, which was well recrivid .' Mr, Ash- forced to take tbur faniisliKig children in their arms, ment, he will be at liberty to reply. I have done ways and means that we can get an honest penny to | lounging ennui, and the narrowing death-beds of slavery TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STAR. so, anq. thtrtfore claim and expect the proffere d break off our fettfrs, let us ba inBtant iu season and j ley foilQwed in a siioit Bpeecb, urgini? . the;.p>-epic to and with a pining wife and naked offspring must tra- and starvation now so prevalent in onr richly ruined increased union and perseverance. A Icttf.r "v^s then verse the strifct> ia cold or wet, to move compassion for SIR ,—The insertion of the foiiowins! in this -week's liberty. out of season, in looking after it Reinembc-r that .we: | country, testiSeth to the truth of the above propositions Sincerely and faithfully, is the only way toj read from- Mr. Bairstow, stating the ro'sonif his jion- their wants by exhibiting their woes ? Star, will oblige the members of the National X'haiter are slaves; and that tho Charter ' of the honourable writer, how can you as a professed Yours, iu the cause of democracy, freedom. Let uh vow, by all that is good, never to' attenfancs at the meeting. - ;M;v PjTiUfj-sct, from £zd government turned these men cut of work, and Association of Stofee-upon-Trent. To those vrho are us Christian, as the Premier of a proftased Christian inclined to observe the golden nisxiw, By doing uuto EuML-iM> Stallwood. rest till we havo it. I^et bring our talents, our all, \ Saddieworth, then "wound up the procce rings iu a if tfcs-y beg the brrad they are prevented from earning, Government, preside over such an inhuman, un- " wtra a l.ir^e number ovhtrs as they would that men should do unto thtin:"— Sunday, July 17th, 1842. to the attaiument cf our rights. brief tmt excellent pp'-'sch. TIiere ths starving have an undeniable rigLt unto, being DEAD HO SE computed from 15 OUO to 20.000. , starve ? Hjw cs.n they fce;p thexselves ? When in the cause of Chartism, has bten ordered by his R S, AND THE " she hath done what she could." Whilst weil-fed ' the gifrs of nature to all, even our common country and medical attendant to the Isle of Man DEAD COWS, work they thought not of these things ; they cared not its increasp. for recovery PLAGUE ! well-clothed hypocrites, are trying by. their cant of BROCKWippil.— Mr. Lynney iccturod in a. large for them; they would sot discuss politics, and eo long cf health, and as fce is bnt a working man, and has a " heathen darkness abroad" to drog thelittlo morjey, or room ' bfclong ius to tho Kock Lin. oa Wcanvmlay tven- The mines are the people's, the land is the people's , vtife Wo know we shall distress the phUanthrapie sym- as they fait iot -w-ant iitmselves, they felt not for those and four children depending on donations from what will feteh money, from you, to send ..to thoso whom inij, to n crowded.audience. " The lecture g'ivd genaral the cattle is the people's, the corn too and all vegetation those who may feel inclined to assist him in paU.ies of the Holy Leagua (?) by recounting a little ¦ wh A , therefore, who have foresight, who is tb€ people's. Nature laid forth all before them, and his present they afect to pity, whilst they will see you perish at , satisfHcti 'oa. . .. ' . o did. ll extremity. antcdote -which occurred in this neighbourhood - last without offering to relieye jou, do jhu ; have feiiins, -aria join the National Association- of for them, publishing in its passive Invitations, its sub- -will cause bursts of in- their doors cs' hFli *. Iiei'e on v«-v;.^- The following" persons are appointed to receive sub- •wefeb , and -sfeUich we are sure. ;¦ lot us look to ourselves, and lesoiVe ABElipA^E.—A public uioistinR w. C servience to their will. Who hath taken it from the , , the KJ look at h'*nie i;f Hirwain scriptions for hiaj :—TViHirun (Jirratt , Berry-strtet, rt ignation from Brown's Hotel Pdlacerjard ysium , from herieefrHh , not one farthing ol our hard- Monday eveniug last, the Hth riav July, on Blaise zoi the Queen. " There is a rower behind people ? fer the people toil and starve. "Whoever they Pandenioniuni of tha Conference, and suffuse -with that .-mi cal-e.-l- hy. rtqui- Stoke-upon-Trent ; Thomas Vernon, Boothen-road, ditto; or earned money shall bs Riven to foreign charities, whilst Coifl. mb.ri, opposite tne Mwint PL;t" . the tirran e greater tfcan the throne itself;" nor are the be, Ifct them come forth and ansrwer for their crinitS. tears the cheeks of tender-hearted Cobden, and deepen ' y for the purpose :u3Q Conn er, ' y thoughts . men think and another, we should get hundreds, if not thousands ^ Banish ill such nnwoith ' L*t to the parks of the aristocracy whereon to employ the TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STAR. arena of politics under the denomination of a liberal. and;-tiie^ Charter, the meeting peacoubly iscpiirite'l about of pounds in a year, to help on onr cause ; only be le- ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦" ¦ ¦ lor lfc- fellow , men do in ' -' ¦ ¦ " .¦ '¦ . ' ¦' - . .riseivcSj .and see wxai their- starving thousands to obtain their daily bread, but He now rec*ive8 thirty shillings a week, with some few f-iTthing to anything else nine o clock . .. the cuse, and they will find no cause for fear nor for corrupt yester- snaps and hcrapingsfrera the worthies of Brown s Hotsl. solved that you; will give not a. fearing that you throngb the stnnted feeHng3 of Dear Sir,— In the columns of your journal of ' and only Jet us in right "At -a sermon preached;hy Mr. . B iir3.to-y sagli Chartist knous that when to nij self iu con- He has been sent down here for information whilGti in a state of slavery, BRISTOIiA : but satisfaction. A education and training should have more consideration day's date appear statements relative more -set about doing an'd-' getting all ivc can in i3iear-Wne'-ChhvV^' :Bri'stol'1- ' pn- S'unHay,- 'Jiiiy. 3rd', on he is se-kir-e what is light, e :.ng -what ia tight, not glutted yet), and , it will be cooked down earnest. b is do for tie pride of the rich, than the lives of the wealth junction with a ball and concert held in the Temperance (they are fur ouraelyea s>i)d -We shall be truly surprised to see in the death of .Ssriiut-1 Hplberry,' '-tfc'O i>u:il xfi iJfreen Sf)!> aa 1 bis co~scleusnt£3 of tLIs makes Lim that was a Sloane Square, Chelsea, on up to nauseate the Btomacn of Sir Robert Peel, , producers, and that you should have no excuse for your Hali, Lower George-street, a very Hhorb time what wo shall be able to accomplish. lings, cltar of expences, was collected in behalf of tho slave fit! lite a man. Tee masons are "winning for apa hy, I here draw yocr attention to other land. another stats- fri ghten him into concessions, give us " free trade," ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' " ' ' ¦ ' ' t the 3rd of January lust. Thtre is also ¦ - - . - '¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' Let us .'begin now, be^in weil , and never gro w weary in WidOW. ;. ,...... ¦ . : . . tli£ins=lTes thB title of freemasons ; not free in the TilB road Bides throughout our country are edged ment, a ' Boit of prelude to thB foregoing, in winch I am " extension of coinnieace," " a total repeal of the Corn . . ££ji&2 ts-ori , Stcs in naxne only, but ires well doing. :Let us get all wecan to help on our ¦glorious FrXEKAL -Sziiiiox — On Sunday Slavkll bl the with from three to nine feet of, st present, almost charged with asserting that a stroke from my pen would Laws." Give their advocates more money and power, , our brothers, our ¦ . ''sisters, BFATiFOHp.— vindicating their right of thought, causs—from Gur parents . eeniion >vas preached by Mr. BK ia reality. Xhcj are unprofitable waste ; in cany places there are square hinder the insertion of anything detrimental to myself in and " ttove off the Charter." Thank you kindly, Mr. ,; our sweethearts,, our kindred , our friends, last, aa inipressive of thinking for themselves. Oh! if we lose all else, - well—4id'nt our husbands on th.3 death of S-unuel Holberry, and angle patches, of several lugs ; this land will pay the S.'a/ . Acland—you are a Cbirtiat and taeaat yea, and from our enemies, for let them give what they RushtQaof Halifax, let us keep that ; for by thit we may gain back all well for cultivation, Ltt tbo poor snd starving opera- 1 bvg leave to assure you I never made use of any you ? But we grieve to say Billy is only a liberal. who died a martyr to liberty in York Cattle. He spoka ' will , it is only our due. Dbn't 1st us feel ashamed of "with thriUing effect on the else. tives be set to -work thereon ; they will rear their own such assertion. All that . I' -have ever said ; in-this But as he is occupied in the Palace yard, we have talieri -what be called upon to suffex for upwards of an hour nor to the people. our cause, or c«re we may cur liberties and advised'..thtnt .'ito units for Nothing U impossible to God, food, and a surpln3 to pay for the outlay. Give them matter, upon the masy threats of publishing in the Star, the liberty of sending to the. Stor ihia little account of 'icjbat good the money you get 'will, do Charter of . ^ can render what is possible probable, and , , might not meet for it. Think of . accomplishinent of- ;their object , and never rest; By anion th^y the means, and they will rear their own dwellings and was that I should reply So it. agricultural distress. His : perhaps; thofamiles of Govornment victims. - ..'.Think, of those the what is prokible certain. every other necessary; they would keep the roacs weli But to the statements. the North, so we give it in few words,—•" At Crockie satisfiod , but be .determined at aU h-JZK.ts to tnik-3 it good manure for their -whole a worthy inagia- who counted not their lives dear imto .them, so that land. Tho hymn, composed by Mr. Methinks I have bow said sufficient to shew t&e cleaned, as the dirt would be No. 1. That Mr. Stall wood did appropriate the Hill, the residence of the brother of they Hiignt emancipate us from our; shackles. Think the law of the of to do more than corn gardens ; they would save the counties the expense by the Same of Freeteud, a cow Laicesleiv and inserted in lh*-£kurlisl:GirbU ' in^mcacy a mere trade-union tem- profits to hia own use until the 28th of April. Not trate of this city, of a Hunt, a CobbetS, a pioyton, b Hblberry, and, alas, Cooper of benefit the members. A union of a rural polic3; for were the roads thus lined -with a true, inasmuch as the monks were not paid that consti- chanced to die. This was a chanceHotto be met vdth of lur, .-irid the one surig at the grave sidfr of oui;' depsrte.A porarily, or imperfectly, top liiariy others^ Think tbo^e who, now pine away coilecVioh of up- of all unionists for the Charter would procure a lasting contented, because a well-fed peasantry ; there would tuted the profits until a long time after tho ball. One every day, to obtain , among the labourers, u taste of brother, were used on the ocsasior. A : in prisons, for merely striving ta break asunder cur the clofo of; tfto- 5frvice '.'f«r benefit, and this is the assistance that each and all be no chance for robbers to carry on their depredations of the witnesses, Mr. S. Ford, corroborated tJsis by biiteherV) meat. . The felid-tidiug ttoib heard with jay Williauis, who wards of £2 was niiide at proof to account- fetters. Think of Frost, and Jones, widow. The congregation was yery Bhonld seek and give to each other—this is truly to ¦without detection. I assert, without fear of admitting he paid one shilling, the balance of his , amongst the hornestDads of the cottagers, whose caska, standing up for our lights. the bsreaved large by the road sides through- and whose chimney- languish in exile for nobly ; ; support ard strengthen etch other, not fo weaken each the contrary, that the land during the sitting of the Convention, or tuts/ were in want of pork, •Think'of the very niany. others; who are suffering for us. and attentive. ^ , if cultivated by them, produce a Statement No. 2. Balance-sheet. A tissue of fabrica- nooks were devoid of bacon flitches. They had ' other—this wonld render trades-unions needless—all out Britain would Oh* think of those brave, thbBB truly nobler thoso Cou>xii.>lKicTiKG — On TM onday eytninj. t'ms body would be swallowed np, as the leaser serpents were by sufficiency of food for the present starving operatives. tions; not true, inasmuch as it never was put forth as a. a conference (like the League) and the result was an if we ought ever usual in tho^ Council T'Oom,". Bultcrworth"s-biJilu- ; let these bo to have the right dqwii honourablea, and then say ¦ met ^s .. one ;Kr. Aaron"s all would merge in one with the power of all Then there are the yet open commens correct and true account of the i-ffiir of tbe 3rd of application to Mr. Freeland to allow tbim to grow weary, iu well doing, Rfirnember the eyes of inWs. Tbe mec-tlp^-was a riuraeTO-aa ; Hnriey , gtt the Charter, and it will do added to the roadside farms; the filth sf ^the towns January, such a correct and true account being rendered dead cow and partake of its spoils. Tbey: "were: per- can but see we , chair. After; receiving tbe^ cdjvtribu- to protect each. Aye good com fields, ratefully and the men are fixed on ua, and if they was called to the besides. What makes trades near some of them -would make them a matter of utter impossibility—impossible, because the mitted to do what they pleased with it. G are in real , there is not a man , arrangenieuts were made for more for us than all there ar-e the moors and Commif.ee neglected such an; unlooked-for earnest about tho matter tions cf several localities unions ineffectual? Because ell in the trade do not if hauled on to them. Then their duty. thankfully they acknowledged of them who wonld not rather die to attain -with us "3 lecture on Thursday evemng, alter the landed, game, and bunting gentry, Thm, on the evening Mr. Ford and to ekia and dissect secundemartem, Mr. d Connor 3oia- Wbst alone can mafce Chartism ineffectual ? Ail faiza grounds of of the ball, boon, aad proceeded our freedom , than turn aside ingloriously. Btmeroticr,: which was brought before the mesuug by Mr, \\ hite- mere burrows for foxeB, harbours for birds, of which myself went to the hall, carrying between ua a portable animal, in a majanet that would nofc have ¦working men not joining. But I wouldnot wish it to be the horned " they conqaer who balievo they ean.v Let U3: each head, the noUcQ he bad gives the previous week, '-rhaS you come ont of your trade onion the wretched unwilling idlers may say, in the werds of stove, to waim the arena ; by the bye, one we had disgraced Billy himself. Ono nian : congratulated him- , to thahrip of the Manchester to represent inferred that when cf the air " corae ;np to the he)p of tbe Lord a delegate shon!d be seat fci you are abandon it No, keep it -xip as a harbour of Jesus, " TLe foxes have holes, and the bird* borrowed for the occasion. When we arrived at the self on having obtained fourteen pounds weight of the mighty ; and depend upon it; womeD, of this locality «n the lfith of August," to not where to lay door (four miles woald last his famUy a fortnight, and Lord against tbe " tha Chartists refuge, should the Etorm of persecution drive you back. have nests, but the sons of men have distant from my house) we found the meat, and said it our influence and exertions will soon pull oppression which was confirmed, and Mr. H. Hodg.on, was fie. . door locked, no one there, and tbe time for opening the glad enough they were of it Fortune also shed her ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ¦ to settle in, after your their heads." , .. ¦ ¦: : - ¦ - ¦ ¦ .:¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ' ' ¦• ¦ Keep it np as a hiva or a nest . . down. Unity is strength. Oar aid added to tne men's lected. :.;- - . ¦:. ] ¦;. ¦: ;; . . . ¦; with unwilling doors just at hand. Then neighbourhood, and a dead w .; . . flight in the open air. Keep it np as a small benefit to Sir Robert, the country is filling I had a walk of about a beams in this fortunate will soon make our tj rants yield to us onr 'rights, or beggars. Your Government must do something for mile in quest of the key : one of the members horse had yielded up his breath somewhere near. But JidxTERwbHTH's-BviLDiKiGS:-Mr.Basl)ton preached help yon to get a greater with. Come ont, bnt come perish. Oh! yes, if we will, we reust arid shall rcoiav though desperate ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' : " ' ' evening at six o'clock, la tin\ Association them, or they will become unwilling had by this time arrived. When spoken to tho owner wasi a man of scruples, a bard-hearted Chris- -¦ ' ¦• -; ' :. ' ' ¦ ' ; '¦ ; " ; ' * In >he out as trades, with the signs of your own callings, in preva il.,: , ; . . ;;. . . . . ; . . . : ; . ;- . ;: . . ;;- , for tbey have a right to food on the matter, thought the trne-iiearted cpm-regealiug Ms. which was flllod to oydraowing. Jfr ^JJJj^acled bla the colour of your clans. You have hitherto been sail- thieves: no, not thieves " Oh J he it was tian, and not like neither of us rest until tt can be said their birth; and if the rich have taken all a hoax ; he did, indeed . The doors Cobden. H« refused tne carrion to fill tbo bellies of My sisters, let Bubject lit a iiiait.rly njanntr, i nfjV^'Jfr'tfW* ing in a bounded river, now launch boldly forth into in the land of '" with truth of us, each and all* " Many dattgliters S^* now strike from them their land, they are justified in talcing back being opened, the Hall was found in a duty ErigiiBhmeJi, and on the preteuca of its bebg cm the Sab- 1 dress with an enotgesio appeal to &&&&&£$£*#£*$? the limitlessocean—yon. have been wading, have done virtuously, but thou eicellest them all.' Ca&rtiEt is flie best Chtrtiet. & portion of the prodaoe te> prevent themselves and their Btate ; the avenue leading thereto contained great heaps bath-day, he Jut it away and seut it to sbtue hounds in united and/demand tteir right3 ir/ywp3|D5KB®9W ; out and swim. A bold ¦ ¦ : ' :¦ ' ^^ y more little ones dying of hunger. But if you, Sir, through bl filth ; what was to be d one J Why, Mr. Stallwood the vicinity ! There, gentlemen of the ; Nerth, what Yours sincerely, ; -. .. ." -' :¦;. fce miBUrideistood. ¦ ¦ -% h> ^^"^*^< - Come cnt, but come out as trades; you will do ' ¦'¦ ¦ '' : " ¦ ¦¦ '' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' " ¦ " '¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ^ v^3 ^ , should leave them to this became scavenger—procured brooms, &o., a»d the condition of the agrijiuhurista ' " " " : ' • ' • " • ' ' • . ¦ ' • • '- '^ *r f^Ys ^ ' ^J? ''*? »23jfcki^ good to the cause; you will be more likely to bring the your criminal callousness shovels, think you of ¦ In the great ca use, y , then woe to the rich when the poor cleare lit away ; while Mr. Ford lit the fire, decorated of the Ssuth, within a few miles,:. ¦- . of. the Lords The " JNAiiONAL '^R;rtun^6^Ejt5«^^§^WpH5j other trades cnt None but trades can doof it. Do not only alternative ; Cakoli-ne; Maivu Williams, ytioi among the mass CbarEsts. man, goaded to desperation by hunger and the cries of the hall, &c. Wtll, persona began to arrive. Who is of Goodwood and Tetwotth. the Lsnnoxes arid Wynd- Association—iiot tl e Hi &Wmjmee ^S^^3nm^> mingle ^distinguished , hazird- Oollege Bow, Camborne, beeu w ithdrawn bj ita s;rom^l -There go the Masons! they were famishing children, becomes the rover for food to sell tickets ? Oh, Mr. Stallwol-i3 ; but who is to hams ? In this city we are so completely priest-ridden, 4G, Mwjii^y^£3^^^ Let it be said, " laws and the murderous take cheques ? cb, Mr. Siallwood middle class-riddeh that the July 8Ui, 1812. Of Pailia-!:eat . 5* : lOf '\i : the £nt to move, the first to draw the ethers cut* ing tia life against the ; -who ia io ba door- lacdlord-ridden/ and , . f t^ "!^}^i'i ' ; ; : : : : . . ^ . ' .^ - ; y . ^ - = y-^S-;:^*;&: 8 THE NORTHER

df s?tf;ectumcr Chartist ;£H*£tttttr$ Strnon-is-AaHFiBL-D.—Feargns O'Connor, Esq. Extraordinary Trotting Match:—On Tues- Mr. T. Dtocombe said; if the Right Hon. Baronet therefore ofeject to the Charter as a whole. He like? never equaHod^-r-actnating all ; principle alonw will make his public entry into tais.poYerly-stricken day afternoon a number of the sporting world as- in the private communication he had held with wise objeoted to some of Mr. White's statements, finding favour in their iDyea ; and become ao doWan village, to contend for the rights of tho rich, and Bembled at the cxtensivo enclosure attached to the him that evening, had not said that the Govern- and affirmed that the middle classes were not the ful from their united exertions that they were tL London.—Susday Etenisg Lectubes.—Mr. no more ; and the rights of the poor, and no less, at Rosemary Branch Tavern, for the purpose of wit- ment would not institute any inquiry into tho 8ub- tyrants that Mr. V/hite represented them. only party in the state whose assistance and ajS l Uinavroiia wiil lecture at the Goldbeate r's three o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday next, July nessing an extraordinary matohr-i grey pony, jeot, and that he (Mr. Dunoombe) must act upon his Mr; Rattkay sapported the resolution. He said were sought for, by those , who wished u Arms, Old 5u Psncras- Koad ; Mr. Wilson at the *2«itb, when it is hoped that all the haters of the twelve hands and a half high, the property of Mr. own discretion, he would not now have pressed the that although a staunch Chartist he was inclined to aggrandiz? capital and siAMMpitpit '?the expend Carpentt-rs' Aria?, Brick-lane ; Mr. Southio at the liberty of the working class will attend.—A tea party Burke, a gentleman well known on the turf, being matter, nor would he do so, as he understood the adopt means for reconciiine the middle and working Of IWPUSTBr J but Whose iffjeta 'we'rli powerl^f Hh or Mips, G'obs Fields ; Mr. Martyn, at ihe will take place the same evening, in honour of the backed for £50 to trot fourteen miles within an hour, Bight Hon. Baronet to say that ho should fcave an Classes. He then read an extract from a newspaper unlesa backed the popular k- : by^^ yoic* ^An ondeaiaWi Cai-ncn Ccfivs House, Old-street Boad ; Mr. Balls above gentleman, when a large booth will be erected wiih a monkey for its rid er. The novelty of the opportunity on Friday. : 3 ^ which was copied {loai Blackwood's Magazine, set- proof of the strength of tbi peopiya ua^n, and &fc liic Sm? Ceffw Hocse, Goldsn-lsns ; Mr. TUdiey for the occasion. Tickets for males, one shilling 5 affair attract sa , in addition to the betting men and Sir. J. Graham explained, that what he had said ting forth that if the middle classes were induced to firm determination that existed amongst ^ the Gock Casrle-streei, Leieester-stjoore j them iS a^ IlcuiS, females, nincpsnee each ; and may be had of the cognoscenti m horsf flesh, an immense assemblage of to the Hon. Gentleman was, that he would not make throw themselves into the irms Of the Chartists it establish the reign of principle by^rthaiof men,-jto Mr. Dumeld at the Three Crowns. Richmond-street j following viz. Messrs. G. Kend^ ^ all, Pingle ; spectators, including several ladies resident in the any engagement to enter into any such inquiry, would ruin the landed aristocracy. For these ' persons, given in the fact, that* the dMertiojif of Ifsadera pi^ Mr. Fussrll at the Crown Coffee House, Beak-sireet; Wm. Bucklacd, Top of Haslam's-aill ; J. Shaw, neighbourhood in their equipages. Tho monkey of unless the petition contained some charge against reasons he would wish to secure the assistance of duoed no division> nor even confusidn ia their Mr. Kmsht, at lhe Albion, Shcreditcli ; Mr. Rouse, :; ; ^ rank. Oalp'-hill ; A. Salesv Parliament-street ; L. fclarril , course was the *' lion" of the day, and according the magistrates or tho constituted authorities. He the middle classes. : : If even the most cherished showed signgi of ta\np^ at the Buck's Head , Bethnil Gre-?a ; Mr. Mee at Market-place ; T. Radford, Idlewells ; A. Witham, to the cenditions of lhe match, ho was to be repeated, that he would not enter into the inqttiry Mr. Peter Hoev arose for the purpose of answer- ing with the enemy ; if he even want , San, Oxford-street, S'-p-ev ; Mr. over neck and lha BisiEJt ¦ Ander- Over Green ; M. Gonnor, King-street ; M. Johnson, booted, spurred, aiid otherwise attired after unless he received some official communication im- ing Mr. Gordon. He said that Mr. Gordon was in crop, he was suffered to depairtidldnei His P'-a, at ihe Cr.ar; rr Gffee-H- • -- , oireiton Ground, faUa ¦ Sktgby ; T. Hibbard, Mansfield ; John Hunt, F«- tbe fashion of the jockies at Epsom or New- pugning the conduct of the magistrates. favour of giving every matt avote ; but if he refused condition might inspire .pity and Borrow ; but hij Westminster. Mr. Maniz v • lecture on Smidav Forest-side ; and of market, and was to ride the pony in the usual to agree to the other points of the Charter, " r«t-«de ; Mr. Firth Kirkby, . which' desertion only led to renewed exsrtionroit the part evening, ai the Hail, No. 1, Ciina Walk, Lambeih. Mr. Thomas Cromptou, New Road, Sutton-in-Ash- style, with eaddle and bridle. The monkey origi- was necessary to give effect to that vote, it was of the whole, and still greater independence of nally selected for the ; xL Me. Detfield -svilx lecture en Monday evening, at fivld , sab-Secretary. -undertaking..is-tho property COyENTI tTT . like putting a horse into a field of clover, and trammels of leic era and leadership. No leader of a foreigner ; but in consequence of his makingan placing a muzzle on him that he might not be able nor the whole of Jhem the Rose iLd Crovrn , CamberweiL Oldham.—Mr. Daniel Dunavan will lectnre in the OEFEAT OP THE ANTI-CORN LAW AND COM combined, could now Chariist-room, Greaves-sireetj on Sunday next, at attack on the owner,, and wounding him with his to eat : the horse might as well b° turned to graze market the popjilar exertions. .VT^e loader mieht 5!n- FEEcrHOS will lecture on Mondav evenir-g, teeth severely on the arm, it was deemed prudent by PLETE SUFFRA GE EARTY. on a causeway. ( Loud laughter.) obtain his price; but the at iho Stag TaTera Pulbani Road. six o'clock in the evening. people would not 5 Mr. Burke to obtain a substitute, an d with that Mr. David Bhaw, of Nuneaton, made a neat and ratify or even cauntenance the Vargftin. And -sr. Halifax.— On Sunday (to-morrow), a funeral Tho Anti-Corn. Law men made th«\r finaV sttuggle wu Ms.. FAiuvEU il lecture oa Monday evening, at v iew Mr. Batty, tho celebrated equestrian manager, in Coventry,' on Tuesday last. For pointed speech, in which he showed up the incon- not this 3om«,thinjar to be proud of f r -Was It no coni ths rSruanuia CvfT--s ssrmoo wdl be preached ia the Chartist room, Stvan- was applied a week previous classes, and wished that some House, Waterloo Road. ; v to for the loan of one of his trained they had potted the town with bills, announcing a sistency of the middle solation to hiiaself» to be able td ssy'that he ha4 ro; pice, on the dta h of our lamented brother,Saml. mo;.key.«, and that gentleman selected " Si#nor mode could be devised to remedy the evils that done a man' Mb.. Anderson will lectnre on Tnc-sday " meeting to bb held in the , ' ' ¦ " ¦ ' ~ ' ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦' ' s work in producing such a healthy sta evening, , after which a county II&ll which were ¦ ' ' ¦ " ;¦ ¦/ : :¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ /':¦ ¦¦; -- te Roiberry, by Mr. William Wilkinson Jocko," who had alroadj existed. / ;!, -> : , - , - - . - -w .. / ; - at 55, < : ld Barley, earnad considerable repuf headed, StahvatION-'TStARYATIOnI ! StaBVation ! !! . of feeling amongst those who had always hitherto collection will bs raade for the benefit of Mrs,. H61- tation by Ms performances in the circle at , tho Sur- Mr. Robert Mahon: supported the amendment, ?,l r. 7iXT>-GTro«TH wil! jevc ' . and called on tho people to attend in their thousands^ been the prey and sport of contending fat-tioris ; and Jfcture OH Tuesday .n- berry ; service 10 commence at two o clockill the rey and o^her metropolitau and provincial theatres. and s iewed that the middle clashes did not under- ^ jcg-, 3i ih- sciiooi Room, K"iEg-sireet €ompton-strect, afternoon.—In the evening, Mr. Wilkinson wi.l de- and unite for the purpose of obtaining the only reme- whose disunion and sectional differences had been 3 At the a ppointed time the " Stgnor" made his stand their own position. It was the interest of the pap to sectional and Cierkcnvrcll. liver a discourse in the s-aeio place, from the word?, dy now lefc for the people's distress—Complete needy leaders t He did appearance, attended by one of the rou^h-riders the shopkeepers to assist the working men to secure: feel proud : and he folt the more so, at knowing ilR. Balls -irlii lecture '" My people, children are your oppressors and Sufirage. r ? that on Tuesd ay evening nest, belonging to Sir. Batty's establiahment. He was A letter, inclosing one good wages, as their profits would be thereby if he, himself, were to attempt to tnrn, either To at the -Eajrle CcfF^e House, Galidford-streei. womeE mle over you." To commence at half past dressed a la Chifney, or Scott of the placards, was for- " tha , hia jacket and buck- warded to IVIr. White, of Birmingham, which waa increased, whilst it was the interest of manufacturers right or to the left , from the course he had chalked Soroush. fiys o'clock. skins being built by a first-rate west-end Schneider therefore , read by him to a Chaftist meeting, upon which it to reduce wages ; they ought, , to look for out in their presence seven years ago, ho would be Ma. Fcsstix "willlecture on ilonday eveningnext, Sottthcwram.— On Sunday morning ('o-morrow), and his top-boots would have doue honour even the support of the shopkeepers, but could not expect anceremoniOusly dismissed from their service zv.open-iir meeting will bo held on Siddell Top was respJved that he shpuJd comply with1 the request ' , , and at :h.j Feathers Ta.vcrr., Warren-street. to the renowned Huby. The colours ho sported contained in the letter, and proceed to that of the mahufacturers. He would therefore despised, and deservedly contemned. This healthi (weather pemitiinjr), at half-past eivln- o'clock. wero red and white and ' Coventry on Fcsszii , . in his .right. . .-paw tho day of meeting, as itappeared that great exertions appeal to those having a. similar interest with thfltti- state of public foeling, however, had not been pro- Mb. Kill lectnre oa Wednesday eveni^g^ Mr. Walluce and other friends from Halifax will he carried a handsome ridintj whip, o e at the Vic.'jiiD-j Xii achoas3< and als wor a were being mad« to thrust the Complete Suffrsge selves, to. join their ranks; and by/giving th.eir cordial duccd without effort , nor , without opposition : aaj address the meeting. pair of small spurs buckled rouna his boots'. Tho co-operation, put an end to the present agitation. the most deadly foes he had to encounter in his A <~o."cskt. Bail, axd Lottebt will be held on movement before the country, under the sanction of pro, Keighlet.—Mr. Bepjamin Rushton will preach pony he was mounted on i3 a very fast trotter, but tho men of Coventry. ; Mr. Datid Buckney then replied, and after gress to establish Tight and liberty were thosft Mocisy evening next, as ;he £>:ag Tavern , Fuihara Holfctrry 's funeral sermon on Sunday (ro-morrow), liotwith-tanding his performances, time was in making various observations on the speeches of were known to the assembled thousands before ^ Road, ihe proceeds to £0 to i-he political victims. At twelve o'clock, the county Hall was crowded, him at five o'clock in the evening, in "the Working Man's this instance backed at odds. After the arrange- whilst hundreds were outside the doors who could the parties whO had su pported the a mend- as the Aristocracy of Labour. JFor seven years long Tickets, adniittinjj to the whole, 9d. each. Several Hall, San-street. A collection will be made for the ment of-the u.ual preliminaries the start took place, ment, he; concluded by urging the necessity had ho iaet these slimy snakea ; sonietimes professional gentlemen are engaged. not gain admission. Mr. Libley Whittcm wats un- ; conceal^ diicons'.'late widow. Mr. Burke, and a gentleman, the friend of the party animously called to the chair. of passing the original resolution. in the grass, waiting an opportunity to fetriko ; and ~r. who had tsken the bet, cantering on each side of the The Chairman then put the amendment, Tow. Hamlets!—The Chartists of this locality East and Nosth Hidi>cg3.—Will any Chartist in The Chaikman briefly alluded to the object for and re- sometimes coiled around him with fraternal" em. are m-kiug arrangements for an excursion ro tV'asf-. pony, with one or two ethers galloping in tho rear. quested them to hold up both hands, when an ira- brace, hissing faJnt praises in his ear to beguile Thirofc, KTbymoorside, or PickeriB^, in the North " which the meftting was called, and introduced anj Yord. on the 15ih of August,at which pisco thoyint«nd Q,uebn Foley-street.—Mr. Sk el ton , having three minutes and seven seconds tosparn,and He then put the original motion, have, the services of a lecturer, send their address . existed throughout the land. The speaker dwelt and only few themselves in their true colours at last ; and their fvUl lertaro hero oa Sundav evening at eight o'clock. was not at all distressed. The Sigpor,rode iu first- at some length on the misery endured b hands being held up in its favour, he declared the rage and malice against him aa an individual to the District Secretary. Edsvard Burley, 19, J3il- rate style cams in with his whip in his mouth y the people; amendment, to be carried. ¦: This announcemeht , KsiGniSBiaDGS.—Mr. Wheeler vrill lecture a;~thc lon-street Layerthorp, York, as he wishes to cor- , . , and and concluded by moving the resolution. was were exhibited in exact proportion as liis efforlj , iscnh-sireei, en Tuesday evening. , appeared quite conscious of his own merits as an received with loud cheera, and clapping of hands. Za£k' respond with them on the subject. Mr. Broomeielp 8econded the resolutioni which tended to produce independence 0? thought , and iJARTLEBO.NB.—Dr. P. M'Do:iall wi!l lecture at equestrian. It is said that this feat is unparalleled was carried una,nimously. Mr. Ratxray then moved a. memorial to the freedom in action amongst the Chartist ranks, and His) Np BmxusGHATd,—A public meeting of the boot and in the annals of the turf. Queen founded on tho resolutions, to ba si thoWorting-men's , 5, C res?-street, w ltDad, The Rev. S. Watts; Baptist Ministeri then moved , gned by thus rendered it impossible for the iecdy to live on Sunday evening, as half-past seven o'clock. sh.'-ernskers cf Birmic.iihani will bs held at the for Mason and seven othehs.- the Chairman oh behalf of the meeting. upon eeotional differences, or personal Bri:anai3, on Tuesday evening, when a Def ekce FusD the following resolution :— attach, Loses:? FxJLiles.—7i:3 female Charrists of th« Peck-line, The iblloiviag-puais have been reocivtsd by Mr Mr. Mayo seconded the motion. ments. Look, too, at the efforts of fie cursed Iec:ura wiii be given. Chair to be taken at eight " ThatJ m the opinion of this meeting, the evils and city iuct-t every Tuesday evening, at half-past eight Samuel Cook, of Dudley :— Mr. Stoddart moved— detestable Malthusian crewj to dislodge him from 'clock for tha p^rp-sie ef enrolling members, ani oYk-ek. enumerated are ¦ iuainly attributable to class legisla- o , s. d. ¦re " That those parts of the memorial which al- the people's ranks. Any why I Because he sought leceivias certribniiena. Cards of enrolment, 2J. As adjourned public Di eetinff will be holden near tion. Thit the stricted' and unequal distribution to have Labour enfranchised From Kewlpnton ...... J I) of tho elective franchise luded to the repeal of the Corn Laws be erased from , and thus enabled each ; vrec-klj payments, Id. t-hs Gr-jat We-tern Rail way Station, on Monday ... 0 6 , and the absence of any to protect its own interests. Of all the Alexander Simpson , Dundee efficient pro ection in its exercise a b the memorial. enemies we Lambeth —Mr. Bto^ti prraches to-morrcw evening, July ioth, to take iir.o consideration the 'oitiugham ... , h ve ena led tho have had, or have to contend! against, Malthusian. at No. Democratic Chapel, Is 7 10 landed interest, leagued with the representatives of Mr. Gordon rose to order. Ho maintained that eviaiu^ 1, China Walk.—Mr. Balls 1-JCiurcs pr;!i-:ples as contained in the People's Charter, and Hull ...... 5 0 ism is the roo3t subtle and deadly. It seeks, by a on Tuesday evening a; iho same plsee. to memorialise her Majesty on behalf of Erook, other pestilent monopolies, to obtain a paramotiDt the memorial should be rejected altogether, or passed pretended sympathy with the wrongs and ascendaucy in Parliament thereb enduringg Susslt.—ihe urmoers oi tne Surrey Ccunc:l are Pedd>e, and all political uflPenders. The chair will 14 4 , y enabling them to in its present form. of the labouring classes, and by an affdcted identity be tairen at half-past six precisely, by a working sacrifice the interests q! justice and humanity to Mr. Stoddart then moved— of political interests, to obtain the guidanc e of Teqaeyrd to zziei on Snnday nest, nz seven o'clock, their eordid views of personal aggrandisement/' the at . 1. 'Csisi Walk man. " That the memorial be rejected, and that instead popular will : and this first object once obtained 2\^ , LsmbetS. as business of im- Mr. JacobBrowext , pon-itce '-Tlil £>3 brc-^i'h; before them. BiBirixGH-ui.—A «ominodions room at the top of HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday-July ID. seconded the resolution, which thereof" another should be adopted, calling on her then they are enabled to seat Capital firmly on hia ' Hill-sir^t, iwar to the Free Charch , has be!-n taken Besides receiving several pttitions ngainsfc the was pus from the chair and unanimously agreed to. Majesty to dissolve the preseni Parliament, and call throne - over prostrated Labour* This is the real Brrrr Eibllt s Touk,— >I'jud?.y and TnEsday, It is necessary iss -i-: l^t a-ii 2iQ * Glouc^ter "Wednesday, by the Washington Chartists. Mr. Soar wilt lecture Coliieries' Bill , including one iroai i'trjaa'esemployod . to stato that the crowd outside the men to her Counci ls who would make tho People's object of Malthusiani8ra, and to obtain ths means , a ; a: hall was so treat that meeting Spread ; Thursday, as CircrscL ter. All iocaiiiies at, its opening on Mouday night. in -mines in Scotland , ihe " House" was chieily the was adjourned to Charter theJaw of the land." . of accomplishing it, noffiori had been spared. Thi3 'S St. Michael's chnrchyard, which adjoins the in this district, requesting- ilr. Ridley's services, will Tkeke will be a Teetotal camp meeting held at employed in discu&s-ing tho Drainage (Ireland) Bill County Mr. Robert Maiion seconded the proposition. is the reason of the many " new moves" and new to him Mr. Hall. The speakers addressing them from the win- ? hsve ilie ^uuca6;i dir^c: to at Abeli's Stalky Bridge, on Sunday (to-mcrrotv) when Mr. in a Gcmtaitcce,- iwhieh passed through that stage ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ , a»ain '• new-mcyes,' that have been started to " gee rid of , dows. ¦ : ' ' - ¦ ' ' ¦ '.. ' .' ¦ - " .- ' ' - . . ¦ . Mr. G. White being ioudly called for, sup- - 'V 15, Priaee-street , Givacesle*, by Sunday iiex.5. P. M. Broph y, and other advocates of tha principlea after a division. ported the amendment in a long address, during Feargus, and his mad fpllowers ." Eeargus was of tot&l abiiinence will address the meeting, Tbe re-couuniital of the Collieries' Bill was post- Mr. David Buckney moved tho third resolution, which he was frequently cheered. to be got rid of," because he spoiled the game of Bradford.—On Saturday evening, (ta nisht,) at the Mttlthusian crew ; because Eccles.— The Chartist youth3 will hold a camp poned till Moncay, and it seems now very unlikely which save rise to the oppositionlof tho Chartists; The amendaient was then put by the chairman, he denud-d them pf oight u'cloctj Mr. Brook will keture at the ilasou's that it should pas3 this session. ic was. "as follows' : . their borrowed plumes ; because he invariably ex- Arms. mee'i!i£ in Eecles, on Sunday (to-morrow) if the and carried unanimously, with the exception of tvyo weather permit. " That in the opinion of this meeting the opening hands. . posed their hollow Sophistries and horrible pro- A Mk£ti>g trill ba held as t>e Rose, Shamrock, of the ports for the free jects to his attentive listeners. . Fot this he \vaa CaPvPestek's Hail.—Two leciures will be deli- KOU5E OF COMMONS-TKwdffy, July 19. importation of corn would The Chairman then declared the amendment car- and This-.Ie, Brad'ord , on Monday evening isLst , at ba productive of immediate relief denounced ; for , this he was plotted against ; for ¦ ¦ vered in the above Hall, on Sunday, (to-morrow) The House was occupied the principal part of the ; but-, that the ried ; and 1 ho annouuceineut was received with ve- €igh: o't 'ock , Messrs. Srrsih asd Hurley wii! only permanent ' security for the people . against the hement cbeers. this he was reviled and abused. But they had not address the meeting. July 24-h, in the afternoon at half-past two o'clock, evening with the Poor Law Amendment Bill. Gjuham crying evils inflicted by unjnsfc legislation is to be A cpminittee of four was then appointed to draw get " got rid of Feargus" !: and, please God , they by 31r. Win.Diion , and the other by by Mr. James Sir James mivomiccd that 3t the Jafe never ^ppsaiET BairGE.—A Chartist mcetiDg -will be period it was the obtained from a, Houpo of Commons ropresenting tho np the Memorial to her Majesty j, to bo afterwards should , till. Malthusianism i*self was got Lescb, at half-past eix o'clock in the evtning. which the session had now reached, . rid of never again to held here en Snuci-y ftveniag nest, at six o'clock. intention of Government to press only tho early wholo people, and elected upon the principles laid signed by the Chairman. offend the sight or sense of The parties who atiead iae Ytadou camp meeting Sheffield.—air. Harney w:ll addrc-^K the friends dewn in tho document . called the People's Charter, On the motion of Mr. White, throe cheers were man I He had been, hitherto, its uncompromising clauses (which are those relating to tbo continuance enqmy ; he had never shuimad tt' will attend here. of freedom on Sh're Green , on Sunday afternoon (to- ani powers of the Commission), together with some and adopted by the conftre nco of the middle and given to the Chairman for hy impartial conduct. ; , bu sought, tha ass?nib* battle.- with-it : and he would an enemy o ti Y£aik»- Moos.—A Chartist camp meeting will be morrow.) The Shiffieid fri' nds will :o in Fij; tnifcellaueous provisions, relating - principally, .to working classes, held in Birmingham, in tha month The Chairman inado a suitable acknowledgoient; . c n nue, Tree-lane rooa, at oao o'clock, to depart for Shire of April last." : :\ after which three enthusiastic cheers were given for and battle to it give, uato. the end. Whatever face held here on Sunday next, at two o'cloak,- v-hen a casual poor and lunatics, and to tho quaiifjcat'ioiis the old friend" mi^ht ass'iaia whether that -will '.-iee between Green s.% half-past oes precisely. andpoweis of suardiana. In tho next session , tho the People's Charter, and three for Foargus O'Con- " ; of dIiC3?-tion take p the Chitiists and Harxey Mr. Cash seconded the resolution. "Corn-Law-Repeal ;" Free-Trade ; eupport the Ciri Law Repealc-rs, on the benefits that won:d i'r. will addre?? tbo Sheffield Chartists Government, he said, would introduce a fresh bill , nor, 'after which the zooming soDarated. "" the- on Sunday evening, {to-morrow) at seven o'clock, at Miv Peteii Hoey then addressed the meeting, Whigs-in-preference-to-the-Tories ;" the "Ballot;" reiitt to -Le working mau from a repeal of ihe Corn embody ing the clauses now to bo dropped. Consi- and was loudly cheered. He proceeded at great Mr. White invited all who intended to join tho * Skj-edze. National Charter Association to follow hini to the .'. monumentg for the Scot ch martyrs"; " extended LS:WS. dering this altered ttita of things, he hoped that length to shew that tho free importation of com g " A Ft-BLiC Meetisg of thr- unemD^oyed operatives gentlemen oppofrito wouid forbear from insis'ing on Chartist room, in Palmer-lane, whert? addressss suffra e ; " educational suffrage' - ; " household Lees.—On Sunday, July C4;h , 1S42, two 5?nron3 would not produco the benefit which the resolution suffrage"; lodger suffcage"; or " complete^suffrage"; •will be Threatned ixi the O:7i?r£-ganoi.al Me:h« :::- ; of Sht fiLid , will br! held in Ro?coe-ficlds, on Monday tho amendments ef which they had given no'ice. asserted. He objected to tho-latter part of the reso- were delivered by Mr. Stoddarfc , the Chairmanv Mr. evciiiuj; Jul ' ^ ' h!; whatever mask Malthusianism might put on ; and School Room, I^ee?, by Mr. Iia^c Bzttok, of , y 25-h , at seven o clock. Mr. Sharra^n Crawford's amendment, to KW the lution which referred to tho Birmingham Go)ifer- Rattray, and Mr. Whito ; after which sixty-e/g B'Ai^n, members: were enrolled. it had successively put on all and every ouo of thosa •when a colkciica w:ll bs mace after each ?(-rmoH A Member's Meeting will be held in Fig-tree-lane Irish Poor Law Commissioners power to grant out- enco, and eaid it was got up for tho purpose of prop- - enumerated ; whatever dress! it might wear, there room, oa Tuesd ay c-vening, July 26' .h ' , at eight door relief, and Mr. Fielden's amendment, that the ing wp the Corn Law Repealers. He also pointed The meeting lasted seven hours, beginning at twelve towards deirsyiiig the eiptnses ef famishing the clock ; and a greaver devotion fee was to meet it ; to denude it of its veiling ; Ch2Ti-.sj Ite^ia. In the evening, ihe fnneral o'clock. Bill be no further proceeded with till a full inquiry out the immense quantity of land which was uncul- and ending at seven o' to =ern:on ' p ple was never exhibited than Kai been shewn expose the cloven foot; to hold it up to public scorn of tha late SiSiU^i Hoibtirv, of £ht£eld, will be Bar>sley.—On Sunday, July 24, a public exam- has been made into tho effects of the law oh tho tivated, as a moan 's of supplying labour and food to to rinci condition of the working classes by the workiDg men of 'Coventry, who are known in-all its hideous deformity of appearahpeand object preached. ina.ion of the children oj the OJd Fellows' Sunday , were boih lost by the starving people, and said that the Charter alone . He was not to be d by professionnj even though large majorities. A great number of the clauses of to be tho most intelligent working men to be found amuse C —On Sunday evening School will take place, w£en friends, enemies, and could remedy tho existing misery thosfr should bo " compieia," from en whom ablisi-e. next, at eight rhe 13:11 were struck out by the Ministers, and the in England, for they have scores of good lecturers m he o'clock, the sre-retary of the Carlisle Chartist Asso- patrons are kindly invite d to attend. The rain which was falli ng for upwards of an knew/only wished to steal a march .upon him to remainder were assented to, after some opposition .hour,.-' now- .•increased , so much as to compel the in their own body. Honour to tho men of Coventry ! ciation , vr ll retd oriijinal cbs;rvations en the pro- - Leeds.—Mr. T. B. Smith will lecture in the Chartist noble example. establish the dominancy of pfinorples utterly opposed and some divisions. The House afterwards discus- meeting to aiijuurn to the County Hal}, and after Men of England follow their tjr. Whatever they m' seennoa ar.d desiii of the late Saianel HolbV-rry, Room en Sunday (to-morrow) evening, at hali-past to the interests of labo ¦ u;hfc sed the Australia Bill in Committee, and adjourned the confusion, had ceased which was caused by- the pretend f is knew TUeir (object • ': kndwing that with a view to a coifetion in aid cf hi3 bereaved six o'clock : and the Rev. Mr. JccksoD , fr om Man- to two o clock. ' ' ' , ¦widow ; ' riifji- to obiain good, places,; -- . . object, and knowing that the suceess of that pirty , at the Gosneil room, No. 6, John-strest, chester, will lecmre oa Tuesday ni^ht, ate gbto'clock. HUDXJEK.SFI13LD .--Triumphant Ch Caldewgate. . Wednesday^ July 2$. Mr. Stoddart arose, and was received with loud; artist would be the " complete"^enslavement of the M r. Dfax Tatlos wiii !«>c:ure on Thursday cheers;' He said lie intended to Demonstration.—-Tuesday last was a day that will On the briuging up of the report oa the Poor-Law move that the latter 1 labourer ; tho complete" chaining ef, his energies RoeHEAi-r..—Or. Stutday the 25:li inst a caisp night, at eiy,ht o'ciock, in the Yisar's Croft. part of the resolution, .referring to the bblong remoca'oered by tho " good me'u a.nd true ^ of mssth - g wtn be heli on v^ratk y Sr.aw ^ Amendment Bill, - Birmingham of arid Ijfe itself to the desolating and . rafttpaht car of , near Ro?h- The Rtv. W. V. Jackson-will lecture at the Conference, bs erased. He could n'o't nnderatand the '^ right eyo yprkshire." Their causts received dale, tc ecsdrcca ai two o'c'ock precisely. Mr. f'!j:ow-j;ff places during the ensuing week : Mr. Kscoit moved a c!au?o, that it shall bo lawful capital ; knowing all this, would he hot be a traitor ¦ : what they meant by parading their complete suffrage an impetus, and their principlts enjoyed a triumph to the principfes; he cherished Luiler, of alaaehestey. wiH address the medins. • On Mo.i'Jay night , at half-past six o'clock at for all B iards of Guardians of the poor in England , to the cause he , such relief oa in their nostrum. If they were Chartists, let them fal l into that gladdened every heart, and: loosened every ospotised, to the party whose interests laid nearest his and will kc'.nrs in the Association room, Yuri shire . ¦ rJin-ev : on Tuesday , at hali-p..Et seven, a; L-.eds: and Waifs to ^rant jud gment were heard ¦ 1 ho. ranks of the people and be elected to office if tongue. Gratulation and congratulation hsarc, did he not 'meet tha '*complete" humbusis, in stree:, a: mx :a t&s evenm*. oa Ht.:nfeday, as hair-post seven, at VV ooahousa ; sbali be nece?=ary to poor persons at their own homes, on every side. Tho occasion was, O'Connor's long- any order, rule, or regulation of the Poor Law Coax-. they were -to. take an active part. If they refused front, and defeat their object jhowever wily contrived Buglet.—lhe E:xt celeiTste meeting of this ori FriJ-;y, at half-past seven, at Morley ; and on to do 'so, they Were noi Chartists, Who had autho- ' promised visit. He was announced to lecture at ca urJay" at liaif-pasi-stTen at Stauningley. mifs;oner3 notwithstanding. He had taken gre'it or scheraingry laid ? J.or full two hoars did M% distru-s Trj .I bs held in the For.-st^r's-conii, York- , , riscd the parties present to take the course- they ci^ht o'clock in. the evening, in tho larsje pavilion O'Connor delight his numerous auditory b ' H c.v-LtT Caru.— Me-srs. Gammare and Barnett pains to get at what was the principle of tho Poor- y appeals gkreei, Hi>:g*c-y, on Saudsy, July 31sf , at nine o clock . were theii pursuing ? He had not authoriped them; erected for Wallett's company of equestrians. Tne to : their reason. He submitted himself and his jCTcgoct). •^ ill letiure here on Tue>day night, at half-past Jaw, but was stiil ignorant of it. If its principle in tne The deifgaus are recpecifaily re- were the denial of relief except in the workhouse, and he was determined that anything brought for- streets of HuddersfltId, even at tioon, were lined actions to their discriminating judgment. He quested to be purict-asi, as ths room will be required sevtn o'clock, weather permiiting. ward- by them which was not in strict accordance with crowds of anxious expectants ; the town pre- Akmlst.—Mr. Gamnisge will lecture in the Char- then he sireuuously opposed it , and believed that it showed the triumphant progress of Chartist princi- tor a sermon is the afternoon. with Chartist principles, should meet with his dis- sentiijg more the appearance of a fair than the ap- ples ; entered iqto the question of their;application tist Room to-morrow ni 'nt, (Sunday) at »ix o'clock. could not leng stand. A3 a resident ia an agricul- Leicester —^ll Sijyrs Ope>-.—A meeting of the , .^ approval. The working men of England had been pearance of a market day. : It: had. bomv arranged to the benefitting of the :. people's condition ; &ni Thomas Dickinson, the dar.cbef.ter packer, will tural district, ho knew from personal experience .procession , and nieet Mr. O'CoxNoa about jcembers will be held on Monday evening next, for that tne m-door labour test was productive of the too often made the dupes of designing parties, and to form in proved, demonstrativeJy, that the welfare 0/ the body lecture on Chartism as ihe foDowing places through lest the last sentence contained in the resolution a mile from the town ; and thus conduct him to th« diKESsing the jatject, ** What sre the dntits 6f very worst effects. The honest, hard-working ' , politic can only be consulted and promoted by Chartists at the present time ? and what are the best the next three weeks :—Rochdale, Tuesday, 26ih ; might be construed into an approral- . of the Com- place of meeting : hia arrival, however, some two fjiabli.ig the people to make the most of their own TcdinordeD, 27th ; Halifax, 23,h ; Bra dford, 29th ; labourer refused to go into the workhouse, and hours before the time announced , joined with the means of carrjhis; out ihose dnrie3 ? ' Mr. William iingerei on till poverty and disease broke him down , plete Suffrage movement, he was reaolvea tb take raw material s—the land and the minerals. Ha ha^ ll addti-ificl d, 30:h ; DesTitury, August, Itt ; Leeds, the sense of the meeting on it, lest; it should go forth wttiiess of the evening, caused this portion of the ^TestOD kindly c&s&s&teu - to open the ciscussion. 2nd ; Barnsley, 3rd ; Doncaster 4;b ; Ritheiham, while tbe >iile and profligate went into it, and got fat. ably exposed the present insane application of ma- , to the world that the men of (Coventry were in arrangement to be given up. Three bands of music, chinery to the producing of almost unbounded LsicrsTES.—A camp meeting, for north and 5;h ; Sbtineld, 7 th ar.d 8th ; Derby, 9;h ; Not ting- Ho freel y admittedthat there were evils contingent on who had yolnnteered their services, entered eouth IrriCfSiersoirCj (if the weasher permii) will be the adoption of his proposition, but on the whole he favour of the Complete Suffra>je movement. He tho wealth on the one hand, and the most horrible ham 10;n ; Sutton-in-Ashfield, 11th ; Mansfield , advised the town from different parts ; and, th oii ah they were held on the recrca ioa jjroond j Leicester, to morrow, ^ thaught that these evils were lesser in amount than working men to Biaddi firmly by their poverty and misery on the other. He also exposed 12th ; ^'otiiiigham, 14i3j . The lecturer, al though a own organisation—the National Charter Association, drenched to the akin, their patriotic ardour was not ' (Sanilay, Jsly 24ih) to commenco &t half-past ten 'si Association those attending the workhouse test. He knew to the ridicule of the assembly the foplistt and wicked member of tho Charr , lectures on his and never again to place power in the han ds of the damped. They played round the .t'pWn in gallant eff oits of the " free-traders" to over-awe the Goverc- o'clock ia the forenoon. Mr. Bef*dham will open uwn account ; but is open to cnga£ftment3 from any instances in which Boards of Guardians violated the style. At eig 'clock Mr. O'Con.vor proceeded the ice£:in5 in the morninsr. and addresses will fel- law by giving out-door relief, under tho guise of middle classes to deceiVe them. Mr. Stoddart Con- ht o ment by threats of physical force , when they are of the local-lies above named. Tnis i3 the indi- cluded by moving :— from his inn to tha plaoo of meeting; accompanied by low, by Messrs. Pepper, of Normanton, and Jarra.it vidual vsho put the list esunguishtr on Mr. Acland loans which they never expected to be repaid, and it i utterly unabFe to meet in public, for fear of instant , "That the words referring to the a great throng of working mo i. The shop "windows defdat. Alluding to the return of the Hudders- of LonEhborcacli ; hlr. Beedham will also open the the anti-Corn LecUrer, las?. Monday night week. was a shocking state of things to drive humane men Birmingham ajd called on Conference bo erased," entry-ends passed in his short route were lined fiel d anti-Corn Law Conference Deputation, he sar- meeting in thu afternoon, and addreBses will follow South Shields.—Mr. Chaplc will lecture here on to violate an Act of Parliament. He tho with the shop-keeping class ; arid it was indeed by Messrs. Bairstow and Skevingion of Lcngh- House to adopt his proposition before a coming castically asked; " where were they"! " Why were Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. And resumed his seat amidst loud and enthusiastic amusing to witness the looks, and hear the exclama- borough ; Mr. Cooper will open tie meeting ?nd Dv&hajl—Mr. Richmond will preach Holberry's winter laid its iron grasp on the poor. cheering. they not there to give an account Of their mission"? tions and expressions of opinion , of these members of They had gone to London, and there pre- deliver an aidiesa in the eveuing, and will be fol- funtrai sermon on Sunday, at two o'clcck. A col- On a division the clause was rejected by a majority Mr. Thojias Williams seconded the 8upremely 8hort-sig truljpighpran lowed by ilr. Bairsiow. the motion. hted and t body tended to have been sen* by the psople of —A delegate meeting of the lection will be made. of 50 against 55. Rev. J. Gordon, Unitarian Minister arose to of sooiety. Tnoso of them whose once ¦whole county, will be hol d at Mr. Coopers , ¦ customers Huddersfield to procure cheap food , high wages, and rooms, Bikgley THE CHARTISTS. address the meeting, when a shout for ¦•'White" were the working-men (when they had wages for the same cay, to eonmeace at nine in the morning .—Two sermons will be preached in the plenty to DO. They had returned : why were ForesiersVcoun, Bingley, on Sunday, Jul b was raised from all parts of the meeting, p their work), were dejected and chop-fallen in the Each place ia the ccuaty is -urgently requested to y 3bt, y On reading the order of the day for going into u on they not at this ny3ctinK, amongst the:peop ¦ le, to tell the Rev. Win. llill, in the aittrnoon at two o'ciock , committee 0! supply. V which Mr. Gordon gave way. extreme ; scarcely a word esca ped their lips; but Send a deputv to the .meeting. . - in the people how they had sped ? "Why was not Mr» ar.d In the evening at six o'ciock. A collection will Mr. T. Dnj^coMBE rose, pursuant to notice, to Mr. George White then stood forward, and was they looked ocm La>ca«hiee delegate me-iing will i>e be rsadc in the evening for the widow Holserry. move fur a copy of the depositions taken on the trials He said he proud of their order who have not yet^^ been made to^ suck better known in the Huddersfield disttict a? Bastilk held on Suner.y (to-norrow) the opportunity thus affordtd much to in the Brov/n-ttreer SXEODDWATEE. ilr. Bairstow will leclurC in of John Mason, a Lhariit-t lecturer, aud seven work- hint Of meeting lhe the hammer" displayed as much dcvilism ; turned Jack ^He shouldytrs like have met him Chartist roosa, at eleven o"el->cs lri'Uiivy^ier on Thursday, July 28th. middla-classes, aud he would take care that before up the lip of ecorn ; uttered J in the forenoon, S ing men , at the late quarter sessions for tha county Viperous words; affucted before his " constituents" 1 He should like to have whea each k-caliry is expected to send a delegate, of Stafford, together with copies of the indictments, they left that meeting they should know what the as much contempt, as if the high and palmy cays of ad he ¦with asked him, " Was he a good master"? "H the levy f or ihe support of the Jectarer. The The late Scasdal Case at Manchester.—We the notes cf the chairman taken at the trial, and the working men meant. (Loud cheers.) Ho was *' volunteer armed association" and " yeotianrytsw" ttpheld the wages of his workman V' " Had he made new plans will bs rf-aiy for the varions localities. hav* given £ome particulars of this case in another names of the ma-sistrates and iurv before whom thev rejoiced at the opportunity which was affjrded him had not for ever tied '. The spirit which has always common cause with them" ? He should have liked Mh. MiTCKEtL will lecture at thefuliowing places pa?f >. Tne foliyrtng has Binca transpired :—-In conse- were tried and convicted. The Hon. Member said of explaining his views for himself without being actuated their order (even to their ruin S) was there also to ask him, " Wnat has become of the immense during the next week : —Dmylsden subjecD to the;dis.hone$t colouring of a Whig , Monday. Julv quence of the severe personal chastisement inflicted that he regretted extremely that it became his duty or Tory manifest. There it was : tamed , it is true. There heaps of wealth produced by labquR i ia a circuit 25th ; Kyde, Wedr.e-day, the 27th ; Staljbrid^e, upon Mr. Jonstbxn A—, the delinquent in the recect to interpose between the Right Hon. Baronet and newspaper. The working mon of Eri^laiid bad it was„•: teeth down, and unable.;to bite. But there embracing Huddersfield and" some five miles round Tfaursdav , me 2S-.h ; and HuZ.i grove, on Sundav, that duty which he knew gave the House so much assisted the middle claEScs to get the Kiform Bill. ix was ! and God help poor Chartists should ¦ ' iffiir, the life of that gentleman has be*n dt spaiied of , the it" ? • '*'. If the people are so poor as to need you, Mr. the 31st. ihcnjih be ia now pronounced out of danger. The pleasure, he meant tho duty of voting away the peo- They were led to expect an improvement in their " glorious prosperity" ever come again before the Robinson, to go to London to procure for them Dcdlet —A del?^2.-e meeting will be held next parties fictin? with ihe SA-sr.' fcved husband were Mr. ple's money. (Cheers and laughter.) But this eonditioh through the operation of that Bill. But working men acquire political power !"The snake cheap food , high wages, and plenty to do, in the Sunday aucmcon, in the Association Room, at two M—, Mr. \V—, and Mr. i.— , all persons of high grievance was so urgent, tbe precedent was so dan- had they derived the promised benefit .? (No.) Let is only scotched : uot killed"! Arrived at the place name of all thai, is sacred. WHO HAS GOTTEN o'clock. Delegates irc-m all places in the locality are respectability in the t-otrn. It is stated that amongst gerous, that he had no alternative buS to call the the oppressed and impoverished hand-loom weavers of meeting, a scene presented itself which baffles requested to attend. other injuries, Mr. A— receivt d three wounds in the attention of the house to tho facts stated in the peti- of Coventry¦ answer—had it increaBed their wages ? description. The immense erection ; boxes, pit, THATHe shoul WHd likeICH to THEYhave asked HAVE Mr. PRODUCED Robinson these'I tion which he had yesterday presented fro m Stafford (No;) . ¦No , on the contrary, the very men whom they ring and all ; was crowded alniost past en- Ycclzs—Mr. Bernard 3I*Car£acy, of Liverpaoi neck with some sharp iron instrument, and that his ¦ gallery, thiags. But Mr. Robinson and his colleagues knew , relating to this subj et. had struggled to invest with power had proved their durauce / The front boxes reserved for females, will lecture in the Chartist Ruota, JccIps, on Wed- friends threaten criminal proceeili gs against the par- better than to appear before tho people ! Instead of ties, as they allege the husband was not present when Lord isiXDox vrouid put it to the Hon. Gentleman bitterest foes. Had they not passed the Poor Law were filled. Scores had to go away disappointed: at that nesday next, at half past seven o'clock. ' being present ao thac meeting, they mighr, the assaoJt took place. It appeals that the servant, whether it was quite fair to interpose on this occa- Amendment Act ? (Oheers.) Had they not filled Others determined to hear the words of truth fro m ba found shui in the pantry at ttio' Durham, very moment, u? —On Monday evening, Mr. James Tay- wno was in the plot bad insults . a pretence to r6tire to sion, when there was no one present who -*ras con- the land with police spies aud bludgeon mciil And .this .-lips of the apostle oT.liberty, submitted to all the Rose and Crown Inn , conspiring ¦¦against that lor, will lecture on the Sands. Mr. Richmond wiii bed, and fearing satisfied herself of the criminality of versant with tho subject. He suggested a delay of a now, he would ask those gentlemen who wanted to crowdings and crushings of an over-lull gallery. cted Sands r.afternoon people whose welfare they so laudably affc leeinre on the , on £>und2. , at two .Mrs. M—, who retired into the lod ger's bed-room, snd day or two, in order that time might be given to repeal the Corn Laws, hovf was it that they who The sida-boxes were literally crammed. Not an- the ' of HGibtrrry, : to -have at heart. : 'Rather strange that o clock, on tne dess-Lh after which a col- locked the door, -went down stain, and admitted tbe communicate with the magistrates. That would bo were talking of giving the poor man a big loaf sup- oth er 8oulc0u!d be crushed into the living mass. Such ".' , and lection mil he made for the victim' s widow. *' representative" should .. skulk- ' into " holes husband'a friends. It is certain that he was dreadfuiJy more convenient, and perha ps fairer. ported the New Poor Law, which allotted a pauper a sight was never vvitnessed in the town of Hudders- " inBtead of meeting the constituent body ¦Newpo corners, rt, Salop.—A delegate meeting of the maltreated, and that the exposnre to the night air, in Mr. T. Dukcombe thou ght it was rather extraor- five ounces of bread for a meal ! (Loud and con- field before : and Huddcrsfield has long been known face to face, and there receive his meed _ 01 miners oi the counties of Stafford, Shropshire, and a Btate tf nudit7, has bid a serious effect upon his dinary thai the Noble Lord should ii;tarrupt him tinued cheering). If they, really wanted the Charter as the most public-spirited and foremost town in praise.- And strautjer Btill that the Mal^husiatt Chester, will bo held a: Newp-^rt, in the county oi constitution. Although l)je affair has been cartfully after the notice which had been on the papera whole why not join with the working men to obtain it ? the kingdom. It has always been up to the mark : so strenuottsl for ih.j New " . crew, who had stickled y Sa4op, on Sunday, the 31st of July, to take into hushed up in the locii papers, it is a matter of general day. Fairnes3 ought to be shown, not to tho chair- Why nos jo in theMatidnal Charter Association ? ahvays taken the lead in every useful .arid patriotic Poor Law to " reduce the workis g people to live on consideration the propriety of calling a national notoriety; ted, what renders it more distressing to the man of the quarter sessions alone, but to the eight Why talk about Complete Suffrage f?- The Peopled agnation. Hundreds upon hundreds of persons a coarser food ," should noio be so determined to delet-ai« meeting of the miners individuals who were now ia Stafford gaol Charter was Corapleto Suffrage , but Complftte Suf- could not obtain admission. Even the several bands ¦ ¦ of England and fwlir.gs of nil parties is, fiat they were of high reli- , having tfrrusl "cheap food" down their very- throats whether "Wsles. Delegates 2re requested to attend from the gious standing in the chitf Bissentiog denomination of been, as he contended, illegally committed. If no- frage was not the Chartor. At the time that, Q'Cdh- of musicians, who had so generously given iheir ser- the peopio^ would have it or ho I Rither strange different localities cf tae above-namei connties. -the town. A dissolution of partnerthip of the firm to body in the House knew abom the circumstances, he nell was returned for tho county of Clare, he vices, were forced to return homeward, disappointed they should tha-rwUb to choke them with kindness I opportunity to hear the man t Calvebtos.—A county delegate- meeting will be ¦which Mr. A. belonged vras announced on Monday, the would Jet them know. His object was that the House avowoa;himsel f a Radical Roformer, and waa con- at not having the hey After Mr. O'Connor had taken a Bhow of,: "hands. occasion, but so highly prized. Room for them, when they arrived he-Id siCalvir-o;.', on Monday next, at the house of day rfter tee distressing transaction. Tne Manchesterand theconntry should know what the working classes gratulated by Mr. Cobbett on the from everyone present, for: the Charter, name and Mr. George Harrison, to take in:o consideration Chronide of Saturday, contains the following correc- were suffering for their opinions. If these indiyi- afterwards at a, meeting in Dublin, he declared him- at the doors of the pavilion, was out of the question. all,: he sat down amidst the univereal plaudits of the th? O'Comjok propriety of cngauin? a l-. cturer for the county, and tion cf .tha paragraph relating to this case which dnals bad been tried at the assizes, or before any self a Constitutional Reformer, and Cobbett re- For some time after the arrival of Mr. in entire meeting.- /A vote of thanks fc r- his admirable of marked very justly, that Mr. Q'Connell vvas shifting the pavilion, so loud.were the importunities of the ' to transact other bn^iness importance. It iVhoped appeartd in the Times of Friday last:—"It "was not tribunal but the court of quarter sessions, they would ; teachings was en th'isiastica-Hy given him ; and af'er deL- cur intention te have given publicity to this piinfu! have been honourably acquitted by the jury. Ho.w his ground, and ma.de use of the following words:— outsiders 10 be admitted , that business could not be o , ci' thanks to the Chairman aad thren . cheers every locality will send a ga to. The mceiing to Reform is Constitutional Reform, but when order w;as a v te . , take place a; ten o'clock. affiir in the coiumns of the Chronicle. The feL-'.: ni.a of ever, be was in the hands of the House, and if the ^ Radical but commenced : at leugth restored, and one-cheer moro for the expatriated Frost, Wil- the friends of both parties must hiiYe be-'n suffiiicntly Right Hon. Baronet would say, that on Prld?y W Constitutional Reform ia uot Radical Reform. A MK Jaaces Shaw, of Marsh, a master cloth-dresser, Charter,' , Ms. Ci^leks's HorTE roa -the essui>:g TViiek— but a horse ishot a niarft" liams, arid Jones, and three cheerd fbr: the . ! harro >rtd up by the circumstance, without tbo public somo early day he should have an opportunity of mare is a horse —(laughter) was called to the chair; and ho bristly introduced , hglily Koti ntliiHl Ft-T£il, on Sunduy (to-morrovr) 5 Cal- vyitb the/meeting dispersed in the best Of order ay Llteztion being f urther drawa to ic; bat , sa inaccaratrf bringing the oase forward, he should bo conten t to —so it was Coinpjeto Suffrage. They might be the lecturer to the meeting. Sir. O'Con.nor 's rising d[ s proceedingg. A con- Tenan. on ilo^d ; iiaa.-field, on Tuesday ; Lamb- that.term, but there was1 delighte with the evening' " reports hive ioucd their way into tae L'>vtion papera, waive the right he had to bring on a question of deceived by no means of was the signal for a burst of huzzaing and clapping siderable number of tbe shopkeepers jtrere preseafc ley, on Wecuesduy ; 2\6ttia>cham LIarket Pi2.ce, on deceiving them whilst they abided by the Charter of hands from all assembled ¦¦ ¦ R-e deem it proper brit fl / to state the facts of the case. grievance on reading the order for going into supply. . s both male and female, during the lecture. ' .' '¦ ¦;• • ¦ •'.• - ' ;" Thnrscay evening ; Kyson Gretn, on Fridiy ; and Oa Sunday night, we , and the He then ¦went oil at greai iengtb, to shew the meet- which lasted several minutes. Silence at last pre- . : Hobin Hood as btated in the gara^raph have He said that this was an unjust conviction , on satiifCay evening. All commur.ica- qaot-sd from tee Times, the husband of tbe misguided right of the House of Commons of holding inquest of ing the manner in which the various political tricks- vailed; and the lecturer proceeded to review the past Huddersfield —AH parties who hold tickets for lions to bo addressed , pos-t-paid , to Mr. Samuer l "ia^y left ho:ue under the pretence of going to London, public ericvaEces would be at an end if these men ters took up principles which were popular n,s a efforts and present position of' ; Chartists and the iate ; O'Connor's lecture, or moaey arising from Boonhamj care of Mr. J. Sweet, Goosegate, Isot- but, by previous arraugemeijt. as they had been, means of gaining their own Belfish purposes, Chartusm. He alluded to his first meeting with the tha1 sale of them, are hereby requested to make their tinsham. returned the same eveu- were to be tried and convicted, ¦ ^ irg ; and, as fir as we have been able to learn, what without notice being taken of it. ' • ¦ ' and laid them down whenever it suited them, men of Hudderifitjld, upvvards of seven years ago; returns to Mr. John Leach, treasurer to the com- Me Dufft's Routs.—Monday, July 25. Lough- vrasspired was nearly as follows:—-Oa the night in Sir J. Grahasi said , that it was clearly impossible lie shewed up the object which the middle classes reminded them of his profession and promises then ; mittee, this day at the very latest, eo that the balance ¦borcnyh ; lue-day, Vv ilvrick ; Wednesday, Bolton ; question, ly could close that night, had in view, namely, the extension of trade sheet: may be prepared for the Associaiion meetingj ' the servant gill appeared to have gone to bed that the committee of supp , and compared his performanoes whh his promises; and Thursday, Kejfworth ; Friday, Castle Doanington ; sa usual, but being concerned in the plot, did not an- and he thought that any other supply-day would, to said that the people of Manchester had the cotton asked his auditory to consider themselves a jury to on "Tuesday night next. ; , . / Saturday, Meiboarn. dress herself. Shortly after she retired her mistress the Hon. Gentleman's sense of justice, be much more trade extended to each a degree; that they were determine upon hia consistency and generalship. He for ward this subject ; scarcely able to live, he would Oh Sc^dat , July 31st a camp meeting will be -went to her room to ask her some questions as to the advantageous for bringing . and appeal to them- begged them to call to mind the fact that when he Leeds : — Printed for the Proprietor FJEAK GUS ttata in -which she had left the fires. Tbe servant haTing because, by that time, the chairman, and magis- selves and ask ; whether the increase of the ribband first came among the English working people, he iield at Biiekbrook, to commence at two o'clock in trade had : O'CONNOR Esq., of Haxn^ratnlth; County the afternoon. The Friends of satisBed hex on this point, she departed, and went into trates might be comnnraicated with, and both sides bettered their condition ? Had they not found them split up into sections; one portion of ^ 1 Sheepshead and been Print- Wilwici are to fix oa the place.—Oa the same day her own room. In about a quarter ot an hour after- cf tho case be fairly presented to tha Honse. He reduced time after time until they we're brought them working themselves to death to procure the MidflleBex, by vJOSHUJl HOBSON, at his wards the servant, being on tee alert, heard her mis- waa not aware of the circumstances until last night; to extreme poverty ! and J3, Mar^aiareet; Brig* a delegate meeting will be held at Saeepshead, at White proceeded to seren o'clock in the evening. tress open her roera door and walk into tbe bed room when the Hon. Gentleman gave notice of his motion expose the fallacy of the propo- them working in a similar manner to procure the Of- her lodcer. locking that door after her. Tne servant he was not aware that thcBe parties had even been sitions brought forward by^ the V Free Trade" passing or repeal of another law; that their efforts TrohtBRIDGE.-—Mr. Bartletl lectures in the then slipped oat of the house, gs.re the necessary infor- apprehended. There were no papers m his office advocates, and remarked that the ribbonds woven were then comparatively unfelt, because of the want (for the B&id Feargus O'Connor jat bis Dwel> Democratic Chapel at eight o'clock on Monday mation, and in a few minutes four strange men (the that threw any light on the matter, it would, there- in Coventry went to decorate the heads of idlers, of unity of action; that he had gone amongst them / linJ-hocae, No. 5, Market-street, Briggatet an evenine. husband sot &t ft fore be utterly impossible for him to controvert any whilst their own wives were in rags. The cloth from one end of the land to the other, with the bti&s one of the party, but remaining , fatitnal Commoaication exi^BgJbetween saW NofcTHAHPTOKSHiKB.—Mr. Jones's route for the neighbour's, 'waiting the issue of the affair) entered the of the facts which the Eon. Gentleman might state. woven at Leeds was sent to clothe foreigners, whilst principle for hia guide, and UNION for his motto ; next fortnight.—Eye, Mon day, 25:ir; Oandle, Taes- house, broke open the bed room door, dragged both Any one who read the petition would see how grave the men who mado it were almost naked. He there- & nd that the result of his efforts, seoonded as they Ifa 5, Maitet-Btreet, anii Xbs eaid Nos. 12 ani daj* the 26th •, Raand3v Wednesday and Thursday, parties out ef the room, and most crnelly beat Mr. A., were the charges it made ; there were charges fore advised them to have nothing to do with the had been by the patriotic and well-disposed amongst > 19i ilarfeet-stKetj Briggate, ttma coasUtutin^ tha the 27th and 28:h ; WelliDgborongb, Friday with a against tho constable, against the magistrates lete Suffrageites or Corn Law Repealers, but the working classes themselves, and itfiicting three -wouads in his neck, apparently , and Comp was seen in the pre- whole of the said luting and PnWiahing Ofice Sato-day, the 29:li and SOib; Pitsford , Monday, the sharp instrument, cad otherwise abused him so severely the chairman of the quarter sessions, who was to stand firmly by the Charter and the National sent proud position of Chartism! The world had ' ¦ ¦ ¦" ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦ lsf of Angast ; Daventry, Tuesday and Wednesday, that his life was despaired of. A report was prevaltnt accused of violating " his oath, and the jury of Chaiter Asspciation, and concluded by supporting never before seen so grand a spectacle as the order : one ?remisea. ; ¦ ¦ . ¦ ; . - ' . . - " : . - Znd- and 3rd ; ttft-^ Long Buckby, Thursday and ia town last night that •'be had ditd during the after- perjury." Mere grave subject of consideration could the amendment: of labour at this moment presented to the eye of AU CoumuidcaUona must be addressed, (Post-paid) to .£TM»j. tne 4ih and 5-.h; Ko Bonle, Sainrday, the noon bu« there ia no truth in this jumour. We tan scarcely be brooght forward , and, as he had already Rev. J. Gordon opposed both resolutions. He was the statesman. Banded together b Mon " y themselves ; J. Hobson, NorthernStar Offlce ,Ieed«i W^&tgfiTt - day, the 8sh 5 Northampton, state oa the best autboriij that te is .still alire, ard observed, he rr&s not now in a si tuation'vie gniir favourablo to Univoreal Suffrage, and/considered the proof against the wiles and assaults of their xtM»ca^i pre- ¦ J tfle 9th. hopes are tnttxta&ed ef ias .recovery." npon if. other points as guards for its exercise. He would tanded friends and known enemies; determination ? Saturday, July 23, 1842.