The Sun. — London, England, 1842-08-24 00:00:00

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The two .men, handcuffed together, walked terfere with the Magistrates' order ; but he thought people, having kept his works going to the fullest puss ' Giasgew - iSeturday./Vst. : quietly along, guarded by Slaney, a con- it would not tie dignified to attempt to evale a bad sable extent. All the furnaces are , at present • " 'on," • . ___ _ . se esse e . s stable, on foot, and two inspectors of 'the law. The people were strong enough not to require except one, which is being repaired. During the INDISPOS/TION OF THE ARCH• -- ii -I°l l ,al- -11 7-1..--,.- tgorkneylf . police (Cold and Dutton) on horseback. On these shifte. They could bide their' time. -He hoped winter, in consequence of the resolution of the iron- BISHOP OF CANTERBURY. S IT N ~i,rt, ..1. ~s , ..., Theirs` reaching the town, a vast crowd assembled, and on they would disperse then. The requisitionists had masters to reduce the making of iron one-fourth, the We mentioned that his Grace the. Archbishop of passing the Plough and Harrow Inn, which adjoins come prepared to move resolutions declaring in favour greatest distress prevailed, in endeavouring to allevi- Canterbury and Mrs. Howley. were indisposed at * % C 3 Charlotte -street, a cry of ~ Rescue!" was raised. of the People's Charter, and recommending that from ate which Sir John and Lady Charlotte Guest were their palace at Addington. Symptoms of illness were IN. A .1) , _ , _ . Dorno ic ingi.ui Slaney instantly dragged his two prisoners to the ima that day the payment of all taxes should cease. They unceasing in their attentions to the wants of the poor first manifested in Mrs. Howley, as early as four, se . door, and the inspectors kept off the mob, although would, however, not go to business, but would pro- Work-people. Besides contributing his ordinary an- o'clock on Saturday morning - . last, when medical as i. N-, . - assailed by a shower of stones, brick-bats, &c., till the teed to enter their solemn protest against the disper- nual subscription to the benevolent fund established by sistance was immediately called in. At that time his SI:EWING THE cll4 tie , flpyriess •-‘ men were safely lodged within, and the oor secured. sion of the meeting, and would also publish these re- LaelY Guest, Sir John subscribed 20/. per month for Grace was in the enjoyment of his - usual health, but late liferAract The horsemen, being furiously stoned, galloped off to solutions for the people's consideration. Deliberations the relief of the poor ; •and as soon as the time during in theaftenmon ofthe same day indisposition took place •-• _ *V- 0 14( the Town Police-office,•and a body of policemen, with would also be carried on ; and he called upon the which the proprietors had resolved to reduce the make also with his Grace, who was rather worse of the two. lIAILWAYS . Wilhite - . ithercLis two. Magistrates, Mr. Nunn and Mr. Close, was people to wait for two days, when the course would had expired, Sir John again put on the furnaces. Yesterday tlee inquiries were very numsroas at Larc.- speedily at the Plough and Harrow. Ina few mi- be made known. He was quite sure that the people We have made some inquiries to get some data as both Palace, where the answer given was, that his I IN THE ' ...1 Znfrere 'lutes the military came galloping up, the streets would never err in preventing their enemies from to. the extent of the existing distress in this district, Grace had had some sleep; and had, upon the whole, UNITED RINGDOM. - instran•- • Ti mr 44 • were cleared, and the prisoners, along with a man making a forcible attack upon them, but they mould and from all that we have been able to gather, we passed a middling kind of night, and is at present t" Peril - - ShirMy 6 ) who attempted their rescue, who was also appre- very much weaken themselves by resisting the law. think that we are within the mark in saying that at much the same as on the previous day. It is with un- s • i Y.;:l7"if . Desee,,, hended, conveyed safely' to the county gaol. In what' He assured them that every necessary step to advance least one-fourth less is paid in wages now than about feigned pleasure we are enabled to state that Mrs. e ree• _J. = : o __ direction the rioters are gone we cannot, at the mo- the cause would be proceeded with, though the meet- twelve or eighteen months ago ; not that the wages Howley is again quite convalescent. 1,:s;'!--s se \ - .k t A Cil..gon . ment we are writing, learn, but the most prompt and • ing was abandoned, and he called upon them to con- are reduced to that extent, but, in consequence of the The following are the bulletins issued on Sunday _ e - - ire . --/ eseesnes iiiim " ll ' . • decisive steps will be taken to prevent any outrage. duct themselves orderly. He said he would remain bad state of the iron -trade, which has thrown num- and Monday :- e " . f.: - Lndurulitrry ':e 4'• A •• -- sess ..Yr OILL/er / (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) ,at that window until the last man had left the grou n d, tiers out of. work, a great many of whom have emi- " _His Grace the Archbishop was seized with illness '-••••• • ; e• , /se" tf) , se - Al ' •k\, DERBY, Four o'Clock, Monday. The people then quietly dispersed. , grated to America and to Spain. With every dispo- yesterday evening. His Grace had some refreshing _ 4 4 s io ,_ iiyo xj,,,x, ..e v Ad i si i. : 5 .,..11 e 5 ' rt.pair..„ e. 7641. ,n6.4;_,../ 7 tk t-,c-'7tm. We have been in a rather excited state to-day. A small meeting of the other section of Chartists sition on the part of, we believe, all the proprietor, sleep during the night, and this morning is somewhat _ - Cuale4ar e --1;v01t,, , X Carlae Early this morning a troop of the 2d Dragoon Guards, was about to be held in Hill-street, when Mr. Bur- withoutexception, to meet the wants of the workmen, better.-Addington Park, Aug, 21, 18.12.” Cavu ft• Afrata i lc 7. % ' headed * by a county Magistrate s proceeded to Hol- gess, Commissioner of Police, rode up, and soon after there must of necessity be great distress when the " The physicians report that his Grace has had a %.• °- L etri „, IVie - 1 i . -....1 ? ..." .74 • -liy 'est' Aot4 \ft . brook:Moor; to prevent the holding of a meeting there. a body of police arrived, and dispersed them. price of iron is now from 4/. 10s. to 51. per ton s when good night, and is better than yesterday.-Addington Galway . ° 't 7 Q .'--' ''- T-i i i A l : - I c Z7 lx"t Dv 4 a 4 --'c : - . "Cs° ' 4 . '1, I - c -„. 0 The Derby. and Chaddesden troop of Yeo manr y p ro - Meetings were then held in the Chartist Church, in 1840. it was 8/. to 9/., which was pointed out to 'Parisi:Aug. 22." ..--.._. , ‘ / A r k,,,,, DivriAda' - ...- /. d :' i ‘, Pe-ji.ti CI 9 .10. 41 /- t I, . Z. ceeded to Belper, and the Ra.clbourn troop made its and the large room formerly belonging to the Me- the men by Mr. Henry Crawshay, when they 7 ,- .-_„,-______ 4 t?dr " ... `r* vo • ' i 0r ,.% Tray station here.. Groups of men have been loitering chanics' Institution. * . waited upon him to request an advance of wages MON EY MAItK.E T and CIT Y NEWS. I r is 4. Dalin .. ... ~, r aja •:, v ....-1 R PS-4f . ' , .,S EA r --. Lowivir r• •'I ' - 7 k. about the streets, but there has been no general ces- Up to the present moment all is quiet, Ido not to the rate .of 1840, asking them how they •FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. . - 74' ~ •........ .ip. • • -.. +t. •• *•-: •. ---- ........ ...-. %. .E., ( 471, 4 Z. r -, cation from - Worth owing, it is believed, t o th e pr e - anticipate any breach of the peace in Birmi,ngham. could reasonably expect what they asked, when TIMES.---The frauds connected with the Customs, , • '<l/see-We e se e- - 4 4 . --... -".: ..... 2..--2:s: t ' ear w `" R " - I _NI-, -;t I_ ,, i.yhl: .... :::-:::,•:.,..\ iii,.... ~: ot-gw.,: . "k zru,..: . cautionary measures adopted by the auth or iti es , wh o There are a great number of horse and foot soldiers in they knew as well as he the state Of the trade. So which have been alluded to in the papers, are now in . 4 2- a regular course of investigation. A collusion, it .Kliseegr sit daily at the Police-office. Special messengers the town ; many of the latter are stationed in Union- far as the iron-masters are concerned, it would be a 0 holmes / - e ll . - e ---- _le e ...-• ;d4llY • ' - 1 ,a-e seems, has existed among parties, who, by the tonal- • Tipporary ••••' - k /Ca non M. AV , • 21.m„,‘,,, ~ . have been stationed at the outskirts, and about two street, and other parts of the town. A very consi- relief to them, as far as the make of iron is concerned, . e ..-r t , / Denlisa. eg; aks - ~,. . ke -1' "t .-..- * o'clock the whole town was thrown into excitement derable number of special constables have been sworn that the men should strike for a time, for they are tution of their office, were intended to be checks upon • 4-:e-s, s Krfo • •-• •• ~,, / - Cork Iratertcla • -''' ~ Iv•• ‘. arledt . .4. r l" : Yinclikt -'- 7P t4 " 4 ,1 A'• r; ' _ c ) T.' e rifelf4 D„;-,,, by the arrival of one of these messengers, who stated in ;we have also a large quantity of artillery in th e being paid out of the capital of their employers with each other, but S,vlio have, in fact, aided each other in J''' ' IA - se/ C., ~,4 e • •-.. e ems,' Tem that a body of colliers, to the number of about 1,200 barracks. Having stated that we do not anticip a t e thousands of tons of iron on hand, for which there is the work of depredation, which, it is stated, has been ' .'&..g i j , . . _'t.,,--=' - ~•- - 5. , ;(43 --fn,"lr --.4 , -. -.-'-'- \ -n,„-1.43- :2-- -- 7.. .. -f, o 1" ; .-7 r 4 4 , *lnn7 Ai: p . i . : (including women), was approaching the town. Sh o p s any disturbance, it would be only delusion not to no demand. Employment is, therefore, diminished, carried on to a most formidable extent, within a pe- s ee e sees s sow e r co e- - ~ .. „... r k ese , s ,e, es, .. lisssestee • ' .l e- ---- i . . ,sears.essie s .se , • p • I were closed, and the Radbourn troop were instantly state the fact, that it is almost the unanimous opinion and the rate of wages lower than it has been •; and rind of perhaps ten years. Eight persons, it is under- \ ''s• - i'' - • ---- ..e. • 4 4 1 st/seesel car 4" , -ere. se -eye/ . • e sn l'adees ' • 'AN I Iti.ferbomu g h. I t . i called out. About 250 of them reached the Brid ge - of all clasaes, masters and men, shopkeepers and those it is little short of absolute insanity in the men to stood, have been already suspended, some of them • ‘4,,:e. -.e....cy : .:4- ---. . - . OK el Korentrr 4 4 E ‘E/ ItorwtrA -i .../.. A. ~-4.-...- - i afun/ , ~_i / 0 - , 4 , r ~ 0 4 aroi4axpion • gate, but were stopped by the special constables. At in the best circumstances, that in order .to. secure a attempt to coerce the master into giving higher parties who have long held responsible situations un- lIIILWAYS--. \ k , .. - - .----.-.'-' '•__ .. ~...„,,,,,, 1. Canbacrge z 44 " .. i the time I write the' town is, in a state of great excite- continuance of peace, something must be done, an d wages ; and we really do not believe that such is the der Government. At present, from the constitution ' PACKET ROUTES 8 4 4 , --*.... •es, s V e et e e se' ieekepisSe "t t s • . ( f ol' k ment. The Duke of Devonshire and a large.body of done speedily, in the way of redress by Government. real object of the present movement in this quarter. of the Board of Customs, and the secret manner in I/ Cl ' se. Cll kLqt " 2 s a f if n doll .11,dfOnl, re \ e 0 .11 "''''' .- .. - ... ------- I ; Alt orb "... ffe't'l ,ot‘t t7l ' ''t f l A' the Ma•giStracy are now deliberating at the County- • Mr. Cooke, draper, of Dudley, wa s arrest e d on It is only used as a pretence to further their designs which all frauds on the revenue are investigated, the 1) ----.-- - _ 0 _?7,1.v --:.1- \ 4, e,.„' •*"""v< L.A. ON • A• 1 •`....0 . _ -8 at nSit i t A „ ' elT ;47 Ze rr • e t , hall. Cannon have been placed on the gaol, and every Saturday night, and escorted out of the town to W o r- (as they think) by some of the most ignorant of details of the affair have not transpired in any sub- se A Bria f g rootztpry. ReasA v. k- ,4 „„ ~,,..,„4 0.. . , ,;i0.5. , . precaution taken. It is - determined not to admit . the tester Gaol by Dragoons, for having exhibited a bill Chartists; Indeed, the thing speaks for itself-there • stantial shape ; but it has created a great consterna- -c - V ___ e s.. 4 ' -4 "seesseseeiv e "s 9 e s , ...., •-- - --es e.. - colliers and other turn-outs into the town. Should calling the meeting to-day in this town. All the news has been no attempt to reduce the wages on the part don among the officers themselves, who scarcely know ..... p C llart . ortrnerston i . x - DorArreer d„,, Sattkunptor • , W - '"cinii•• ae..ALta 11. • "'''Z'kge.„ \ Guii2ited S. c 4 ~, ,A, °y.' , eAi:e t r the authorities succeed in this intention, all will be froth the district is favourable, so far as peace is con- of the masters, and why, therefore, should men who to what it may lead, as the number of suspensions is 'Se „.. w oe , see. s . .• - NrifSt_ ,„.„,,A 37• 04 ) 144 - well. The colliers belong to our own county. . corned, but the men are still idle and begging. • are employed forsake their employment, and raise an daily increasing. 0 / Teniuner . 'Se • . -.. . ‘'... 7- ti 4 - 6. ~: ..8,...- .. . ~., ..,. :, . ;..,.., 1 / 4 154 , a ,_ 1: -____„... . • _ • •Lowre ... ..... LEICESTER, Aug. 22, Six P.M. TWELVE O'CLOCK, MONDAY NIGHT.-Up to this outcry of distress, if they had rot some other object in A great annoyance is inflicted on commercial men, 4' 4 , 'e, ese/ - e..,,- : -e„ se ,ess itr rie.'" ';‘; 7i4 - 12ta;e : - Cooper, the Leicester Chartist, arrived in towic by hour the town has remained in the most tranquil i v_ew. Let us hope that the honest and deluded pot- and indeed on all classes, by a fellow who signs / iYarz ne s su - sell; e - 32 siq - • - • ,nail train on Saturday night. He did not attempt to state. The day passed off without the least disturb- tion of the workmen will soon see their error, and re- "James Wollbeim, general agent, Hamburgh," in hemeessemeee • , ,address the people in public on S un d ay , a lth oug h i n ance, although several meetings were held in various turn to their lawful occupations. The fellowing, we sending printed circulars, postage unpaid, of some N.B. in the following TablesAl •fi V .1V d' g - segm es e ore 0071, an GREAT WESTERN. - a letter published in the Northern Star on Saturday •:parts of the town. The Magistrates, however, are in have learned, from a disinterested source, is the pre- German lottery. Several .correspondents have coin- • E ater it. OPEN TO TAUNTON. he told his Leicester friends that.nothi ng s h ou ld d e t er const an t a tt en d ance at t h e P o li ce -office, and nothing sent rate ofevages :-Colliers, 14s. per week ; paddlers Plaine ( ) of this nuisance, which it seems difficult she - . STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington. • him i from advocating their ceuses and• that he " was has been left undone by them to secure the peace of and firemen average about 255. per week; and com- stop; .lest-the- Post-office authorities could perhaps LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGTON, Eating 55, Hanwell 74, Southall 9, West Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 224, Twyford 304, their's to the death." Sunday passed over with more the town. mon labourers ls. 10d. per day and their coals. suggest some mode. STATIONS, with their Distances from London. READING 354, Pangbourne 414 , Goring 444, Wallingford • . Lownon, Harrow 114, WATFORD pa, King's Langley 21, i „, • than its ordinary quietness. By some mistake, a body The following placard has been issued by the Na- GLASGOW. A letter received to-day from Warslow, a village 63• oad 474, STEVENTON 564, Farringdon Road 4,. Boxmoor 244 Berkhampstead 28 Tango 312 Aresbury 43/ R oad " • Shriven of special constables, attending divine service at St. tional Complete Suffrage Association : ARRIVAL OF A DELEGATION FROM situate ,on the confines of Derbyshire and Stafford- L ' " -', ' ' ham 714, SWINDON 77 (Junction w;th the Cheltenham Rail- EIGIITON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 46 , WoLvea . • Justin's church, were summoned to the police station. " ADDRESS or THE COUNCIL or THE NATIONAL CAM- MANCHESTER. -• Aire, possesses some interest, as it shows the disposi- TON 52i, Roads 60, BLISWORTH 62i, Weedon 695, Crick taay), WOOTON BASSET 824, CHIPPENHAM 931, Corshant rose Twerton 1084, Saltfora 111 , A temporary alarm was felt, b u t, u p on an ee pi ana .. PLETE SUFFRAGE UNION TO THE WORKING AND UN- GLASGOW, SATURDAY EVENING.—A good deal of tion of the present insurgents when they have left the and Welton 755, Ittrcnr (Midland Counties Junction) 83, 4'n:111911' BATH Bai . - -, , 1184, Nailsea 1264, Clevedon Ro ad tion taking place, quietness was restored. ENYEANCHISED CLASSES OF THEIR COUNTRYMEN. sensation was created in town this afternoon, imme- chief seats of disturbance, and make their appearance Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, 13(4, -Banwelt'l334, , BRI STOL Surita Mintz 1361, High- This morning (Monda) two troops of cavalry ar- " Fellow-countrymen -Your circumstances de- diately after the publication of the Saturday Post, con- in obscure localities, from which public intelligence BIRMINGHAM 112/. bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER 151*, TAUNTON 1623. ,• rived in the town wider the commands of Lord Hervey mood our deepest sympathy. In the midst of the Mining the following paragraph: is scarcely ever received. This village, which is a Departure Arrival Arrival DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrival at • • and Colonel Keck, for the purpose of suppressing any exciting events which surround us we have met to "We have heard this afternoon of the arrival most quiet spot, has been kept in a constant state a DOWN TRAINS. from at at from Swindon their ' and alarm by large parties attempt at an outbreak that m i g ht b e ma d e a t th e ex - cons id er w h at steps can be taken to relieve your dis- in Glasgow of a delegation from Manchester of stragglers from the mai n ----- -- -- amination •of the prisoners, which com mence d thi s tress, an d t o promote your pol i t i cal freedom. We ot h er o f t h e di stur b e d Engl i sh districts, whose Object, - body of Cheshire and Lancashire ri o t ers . All th e Mi xe d , to Bi rm i ng h am ... 60 51 9 3() Mlll5 M - Goods Train to Taunton .... 43031 10 0 5 - i 855 E To Taunton Morning at ten o'clock, at the Town-hall, before the are assured that nothing short of an effectual Reform so far as can be ascertained from present appearances, public works in the neighbourhood have been stopped, Third Class, ditto 7 0 128 E 330 E Ditto --- 8 0 . 10 45 220 . • Mayor (Mr. Stokes), James T. Paget, J. B. Robin- in Parliament will secure the happiness and prospe- is to induce a general strike amongst the operatives with the exception of the Ecton mines, which were Dl.ixed,, ditto ... 8 0 11 56 M 145 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 - 845 son, G. GosAett, R. Harris, J. Fuellon, J. Hudson, rity of the people. here. If they are successful with the various influe n - most courageously defended. A shop was broken A;irxstedCltaosshudibtto 9 15 1 0E - Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0 WS Moore, J. Taylor, J. Biggs,. and Dr. Shaw. " Impressed by this conviction, we have addressed tial trades' leaders, with whom they seek interviews, into, and the rioters not only carried off a consider- *MAIL, First Ru g b y 945 1 8 230 To Taunton l2 Noon 25$ 635 E The following are the names of the several parties, a memorial to the Queen, setting forth the evils un- there can be no doubt that Glasgow will speedily wit- able sum of money, but stopped to regale themselves Mixed, te Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough l. 30 each of whom were charged with obetructing the der which you have suffered, and entreating her to ness a repetition of the unfortunate scenes now of daily in the larder and cellar. At the Potteries they were Ditto . ditto police in the execution of their duty, and using ex- dismiss her present Ministers, and take to her coun- occurrence in Manchester, and the other manufactur- fired upon by the soldiers, and two or three were Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 Short Train to Reading citing language :- ' ells only such men as will secure a full, fair, and free ing English towns." killed. Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 4 Ditto, to Wolverton To Bristol 5 0 7 40 9 25 John Rawlins, Ambrose Capell, and Henry Wood- representation of the people in the House of Commons. • This statement I believe to be perfectly correct, lVleze, Mixed cock, after examination, were. ordered to enter into •" We have also issued an address to the middle and though what has yet been their success it is impossible SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS. *MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M To Swindon their own recognisances in 10/., and: find two sureties enfranchised classes, and called upon them to declare to determine. It cannot be doubted, however, so far (FROBI THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY.) . ------,-----.^".-=='‘.."...'"'"'"''''''a'"°" MAIL to Taunton .... 855 11 35 255 M in Si. each, to answer for their goOd conduct for two themselves in your favour. We have besought t hem as the number of the unemployed and the wretched GLOBE.-The storm which threatened to • Departure De l ia', Arrival .. Goods Train to Taunton ...• 930 215M10 45 UP TRAINS. from Lure from at months. to lend their zealous co-operation• for your enfran- condition of the working classes are concerned, that burst upon the country has passed over, without Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOAN TR AINS. John Bonnington and James Langham, ordered to chisement. . these agents have plenty o f ma t er i a l t o wor k upon. producing those fearful consequences which w ere enter in their own recogn i sances in 10i, and find two - "We have resolved to convene a Conference of De- The effect of such a movement in Glasgow,which *Mixed, from Wolverton.. ............... ...... ..... 930 51 . Ditto ditto society has not yet resumed the -unruffled ap sureties in Si. each, to answer for their future good legates,to be elected at public meetin in the ' gs various every right-minded man will pray - may be long Ditto, from Birmingham... 7OM 82351 12 45 E MAIL, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 10E430 E . conduct for two months. towns and districts of the kingdom, which Conference averted, would be productive of the most fearful con- pearance which it wears when those who Ditto, from Aylesbury Francis Stone, discharged. is to be held in Birmingham, on Wednesday, Sep- sequences. Some idea of the extent of the depression constitute its principal parts are engaged *MAIL, First Class William Cereh, ordered to enter into his own recog- tember 7, for the purpose of devising a specific course here (as affecting not the lowest paid operatives alone in peaceably pursuing their avocations, with Mixed, from Birmingham 'lO 0 11 17 315 To Swindon .. 7 0 10 0 reciprocal advantages to themselves and Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton , nisance in 10/., and find two sureties in 51. each for of conduct to bepursued by the friendsofthe people's but extending to the highest grade of workmen) may' the community, yet .it is settling down Ditto ditto... IISE 2 35 630 - Time Leave Arrival two months. rights under the peculiar crisis in which the country be formed, when 'I state that in one large foundry , Ditto, from Rugb into subordination, if not into satisfaction. This Joseph Boulter was released on bail, in consequence is now placed. • which a short time ago employed about 700 men, 'llird Class, from Ilirming. 220 4 13' 10 0 Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. Paddington. of the absence of a material witness. "Let your peaceful conduct give force to our at; -' comprising engineers, machine-makers, &c., there are affords matter for thankfulness. Would that we First Class, ditto. 4 0 517 915 Short Train from Reading... 7 3051 could see the " bow in the cloud," the precursor Mixed; ditto. 6 0 718 11 15 Ditto from Slough.... 9 0 Alfred Clarke, ordered to enter into his own re. peal, that it may find its way to the hearts of those only now about twenty in regular employ, and these of returning prosperity to the long-suffering *MAIL, Mixed, ditto l2 Night 123 M 5 30M From Swindon cognisance in 10/., and two sureties in Si. each, for (who can constitutionally assist The middle you. are only retained to keep open the establishment. *Mixed, from Rugby two months. classes are the enfranchised classes, and they are Another class of workmen (renters of factories) have people ! We regret, however, to state that there is nothing which: indicates so desirable a change. In ammo ;Tot those Trains are m ed ' ar a%lix * e:d Train le . It r i l T r. from Maidenhead 11 15 William Pembleton, ordered to enter into his own capable of controlling the Parliament. Alone it is been seriously affected by our decreasing trade. It is The improvement in the commercial markets ismarked, r .o z. o:rk l a o. i ld;ile a .ci 7 1 1 0 ) E lO 28 1 42 recognisance its 101., and find two sureties in Si. each, impossible for you to gain your ends. Associated computed that .in Glasgow 'there are about 200 of Birmingham on S un d ays ' calling at all the Statio n s, nnes Short Tr . for two months. with the middle classes, no Government on earth can them obtaining a small pittance from their brethren, not such h as to effect a marked diminution of and arriving in London at 730 E. . Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 51 540 E 12 0 the eavy stocks on hand; and though the price From Taunton This case concluded the business. The attendance long resist your moral, peaceful agitation. We shall weekly, for their support. Dressers are in like cir-. . of bread be somewhat lowered by the quantity of BIRMINGHAM. AND DERBY. Ditto of people in the body of the Court was not so large as endeavour to avail ourselves of every opportunity to cumstances, their description of labour being super- Short Train from Slough foreign -grain, recently liberated under the di it generally is upon ordinary occasions. advance the cause. We call on you for help. Re- seded by starching machines, &c., and there are not DOWN. I UP. From Taunton .... l2 30 E 420 7 5 minished duty',4liere is reason to fear that it will The town is quite tranquil at this hour, and no signing all hopeless contests, en din gage every peace-. less than 150 of thern getting support from their societ . y still be beyond the reach of thousands of our Departure Arrival Departure Arrival From Taunton 415 7 ... 10 25 further disturbance is expeted. ful eftbrt, urging all moral means, we entreat you to All other trades of what is considered the better TRAINS, from fir- at TRAINS. from at 13ir ; who unable to find a market ctn. countrymen , MAIL, from Taunton ll 15 2 35M 525 51 mingham. Derby. Derby. min g hatn. BIRMINGHAM, Monday Noon. join us in establishing the articles of your political class, are similarly circumstanced ; and when these will be destitute their labour, - Since this day week the city and neighbourhood faith in the minds of the middle classes, and we, are things, in addition to other exciting causes, are taken neans to pi•ocure a sufficiency of food. Let not, „j.. -.1••• 1 30111 215 AI *Mixed... 11 r ivi 1 1 ) IT rz Short N TrainiA UP j1..4.1N5... M , have been in a very feverish state, in consequence of a assured you are not far from victory. into account, it is frightful to contemplate the masses .lixe ,••• 7 1.0 8 50 ,_ —-.-, then, the Tory Journals continue to indulge—as S lough • 8 0 •8 45 M disposition to riot eiinced by the colliers of Bedworth " Signed in the name and on behalf of the Council, of people which a general strike would turn into the Ist &2d 10 30 12 15 E 1 Ditto:. 1 3 ° o E 3 20 From Swindon are now indulging-in congratulations and and Foleshill. Friday, which is market day, a large " JOSEPH STURGE, President. streets. The citizens upon many occasions have had • they . - • • • Class 125 E 3 15 ,Ist&2d... 430 620 MAIL, from Taunton triumphs, that the portentous disorganization Trains 4 0 554 ; *MAIL ... II 0 12 4531 Short Train from Slough body Of the turn-outs marched into the city, and on Committee-room, Bth Afonth (Aug.) 20, 1842." to contemplate with alarm and surprise the immense ...... ..... 550 Saturday numbers were sauntering about the neigh- STOCKPORT. crowd of disorderly characters which on a Queen's . nces which threatened to shake Mixed-- 615 815 ' and disturba . 1 of society, have terminated• the frame with- I The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to which From Taunton Short Tr from 11 • ..,.•„... aidenhead 730 420 E '. 7 20 8 30 booting towns. Up to this morning, eleven o'clock EXAMINATION AND COAIMITTAL OF A hirth-night, or some such " rejoicing" occasion can Ditto . ' out producing the extent of mischief which, at Trains )slue Birmingham and Derby at 539 E, and arrive at „„ from Reading.... 9 0 (Monday), all was peaceable and quiet; many of the CHARTIST LEADER. in a few minutes be collected on a given point ' for a • their commencement, was apprehended , from either place at 715 E. mall ! from Taunton ...,... 11 15 2 3551 5 2531 colliers had resumed work. The Magistracy and I have already informed you of the apprehension and mere matter of "fun" and boyish disturbance. What • • ' them. We rejoice at the deliverance with a softy- The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations. Nu n LAND COUNTIES. military are equal here for any emergency, and I committal of Wright, to take his trial at the next would be the case with our manufacturing•population, fiaction as strong as they c• an feel. But we rejoice SOUTH WESTBR4 ,_,... found on inquiry that the troops in the barracks are Chester assizes for being concerned in a riot and con- already rendered desperate by pinching poverty - 1 • nblin The STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. Int i tiT country can be rendered Nine NINESTATIONS, with their Distances from Nl Elms . under arms, and the Warwickshire Yeomanry are spiracy on the 1 lth instant. The following are the joined to these, is too alarming to think of with calm- a tre mbling . RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig secure i r t in re pet i t i on of the disorders and tu- Wandsworth 3, WaltonWimbledon lsi 6 , , w . 10, stonl6l, LEICESTER 20, SYSTON 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, Eshera E d in's, also in readiness to act with the civil authorities. The brief particulars of the examination, so far as we have 'less. The reflection that these "agents" may find eybridge 175, Millis , . , . ecently convulsed it, only by a S O ley 325, Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 37 4 , WOKING 2 1 3 Iamt r m= ,h 3 WINCHESTER Winchfield 38, BA mll distress here among the ribbon-weavers is very great, been able to collect them, the Magistrates refusing to eeur labouring classes too ready to listen to their commercial' policy which will afford to its labour- sawley 424, Borrowash 454, DERBY 494. . STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, 64, Bishopsteke and nothing can exceed the severity of their epriva-d allow the case to be reported. seductive tale is what makes such a paragraph as the • ing population the means of obtaining by indus- SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, ( prt Junction) 72, Lions. Most of them were Chartists, and assured me The Magistrates assembled in the Court-house, and above of more than ordinary interest at the present comfortable subsistence. - try a ham 82, GOSPORT 87. Fare that the Chartists as a body had no hand in the dis- a full bench was composed of the Mayor, Sir Ralph time, and forces upon all classes the thought that . STANDARD.-There is nothing- worth par- _______________ Departure Arrival Departure Arrival turbances. What they wanted was "a fair day's Pendlebury, Messrs. Richard S k John Maryland y es,, when such things are taking place, real danger is to titular notice to be told to-day of the manu- TRAINS. from at TRAINS , from at Departure Arrival at Arrival from Southamp. at wages for a fair day's work," but this at present they P. E. Marsland, W. Andrew, John Thornhill, Charles be apprehended. Rugby. Derby. facturine• districts. The progressive return of —-- -- '-- -- Derby. Hug9V. DOWN TRAINS. Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. t, Ist could not obtain. Hundreds could obtain no wotk, Bather Robert Gee, and Thomas IValmsley. THE MINING DISTRICTS IN peace is of course marked by no events ; and this 7 051 11 5 51 I 9 30 at whilst others barely existed upon a miserable pit- Mr. Saddler, superintendent of police, described the SCOTLAND. barrenness of intelligence is the surest proof 3d 2d ... 945 12 10 E 2d Ditto .. .. ranee of eight, nine, and ten shillings a week. nature of the riot, which took place on the 11th in- (From the Glasgow Saturday Post.) that peace is retur ning. Th 50 E 3 15 3d e apprehensions. Ath 9 r. 9 .- - . . 115 E 340 Fast 'Pram . 1.1 0 2 ii 225 The insurrection is exceedingly deep-rnotpri orirl al-on+ T-T. -.LI . ....t. --__..!___ .._ n.... _ ___ ci _ ___ ur .. . . . . - - _ __ . . . . _ . ... , a • mile from the town, the dra - gosnA RIA oif for the Mr. O'N . Em sa;fl ;t had heen wlshesi.to hold another (take an actiee Just with • tl ' A des,e, ' 'ei.s .'. t . rates* to-tisoi. s' o thin- Oise ieref4rente to ! seeing that the workeiew ~ ... - 7- -; '-'' GENERAL RA ILiNTAYIN F 0 II M A-TI ON. , .. MA NC 11 ESTER, Oldharn Juneuen 5131,11 s 'Hill 6. 4 "1',.-- .-", hareacks, leaving -theiv prisoners an chalii•of the - •ciesile eeeetiN outaiale ofltheiaborhateht-whiehVietild not•fne• • 'leis said ta'be dee'eivealy poptiftir arlant;est lils-/irrksi 7-;,-c 7. ,:e7eat (lefiectiad of fheir . ,,C eights by ilie masters.- . I Fla , xi 5 1, power. The two .nzien, handcuffed together, walked terfere with the Magistrates' order ; but he thought people, having kept his works goiag to the fullest puss ' Glavgciw - x.Saturoay Post. • . tl:l4:4:,cba:dd: ,aBnll:t3:l3A:‘l,rTiNilti:lgiNliri4:2l:l4:ll,l:,Lib:i:Lh:r.u:tclh..'"ileglh'rni(dl)l.4l:.t.:::'Fini:ll;fl:::ld,.4)7e'Sn'o!3::;!cl:Yylite;l.:4,.ri..ft; quietly along, guard e d by Slanev, a con- it would not be dignified to atteMpt to eva-le a bad sible extent. All the furnaces are ae present • " 'on," • „ . , pi e ~ i, . stable ; on foot, and two inspectors of •the law. The people were. strong enough not to require except one, which ,is being repeired. During the INDISPOSI TION OF THE ARCH• - ' - "el''''"" k ies ''' 4-4 - 4 ---- ,sa .,,iteesNO r kney If ' police (Codd and rotten) on horseback. On these shifte. They could bide their' time. -•He hoped winter, in consequence of the resolution Of the iron- BISHOP OF CANTERBURY. SIT N ~ ,rtt, 4 , . .1 ,7, : Deer Horbury_44, Wakefield 48, Normantoe 51, I.l , i_Ef__' '7'...../ reaching the town, a vast crowd assembled, and on they would disperse then. The requisitionists had masters to reduce the making of iron one-fourth, the We mentioned that his Grace the- Archbishop of , 4 3 a _ A re* ' t passing the Plough and Harrow Inn, which adjoins come prepared to move 'resolutions declaring in favour greatest distress' prevailed, in endeavouring to allevi- Canterbury and Mrs. Howley- were indisposed at * % 1 4 Departure from Arrival at 1 ' Departure iron •- r .. ta tit Charlotte -street, a cry of a Rescue!" was raised. of the People's Charter, and recommending that from ate which Sir John and Lady Charlotte Guest were their palace at Addington. Symptoms of illness were IN. A p ct. - as/ A. -" - no l u '' - ..Th .17 : 3, 1"! ing•al Manchester. I-Aecie. 1 Leeds. rdgn_____,., '...-..-_______...., .------.-. 7 0 M 10 10 31 ! 540 M 8 3911 Slaney instantly dragged his two prisoners to the ima that day the payMent of all taxes should cease. They unceasing in their attentions to the *ants of the poor first manifested in Mrs. Howley, as early as four ea _ _____ 9 0 11 47 • 9 3 ° door, and the inspectors kept off the mob, although would, however, not go to business, but would pro- Work-people. Besides contributing his ordinary an- o'clock on Saturday morning•.last, when medical as ti. Z e 'N. • , •• • - _ , 10 0 740 .II 45 11 - assailed by a shower of stones, brick-bats &e., till the eeed to entet their solemn protest against the disper- nual subscription to the benevolent fund established by sistance was immediately called in. At that time his SHEWING TITE c ll4- 10 59 1 44. 9 0 • . 1 e • 1 'nee were safely lodged within, and the door secured. sion of the meeting, and would also publish these re-. LadY Guest, Sir John subscribed 201. per month for Grace was in the enjoyment of his - usual health, but late 1 20 E ..... . 9 "‹ Aferiascf The horsemen, being furiously stoned, galloped off to solutions for the people's consideration. Deliberations the relief of the poor ; •and a.s soon as the time-during in theaftemoon ofthe same day indisposition took place *V- ( 3 20 ' 6 45 . 1 1 20 E - . the Town Police-officeaand a bedy of policemen; with would also be carried on ; and he called upon the which the proprietors had resolved to reduce the make also with his Grace, who was rather worse of the two. RAILWAYS . MMus. AitenLer. : . 8 4 7 4 00 5 m - i . - 8 45 1 1: 47 2 1 1 3 .340 3315 0 : 7; '. 1 6 3 : . 7 1 0: , : i : i. o:. Eo n , • two Magistrates, Mr. Nunn and Mr. Close, was people to wait for two days, when the course would had expired, Sir John again put on the furnaces. Yesterday tlee inquiries were very numeroas at Lam.- - glit 10 0 -•-- . • to speedily at the Plough and Harrow. In a few mi- be made known. He was quite sure that the people We have made some inquiries to get some data as beth Palace, where the answer given was, that his IN THE ' ei 2fant•see .7. lU,. . .. • s9NBAYs." -.. 30 g _,,_ _,, C V' r i mites the military came 'galloping up, the streets -would never err in preventing their enemies from to the extent of the existing distress in this district, Grace had had some sleep; and had, upon the whole, DM IM-DOM Inverary 14 4 • • • . - were cleared, and the prisoners, along with a man making a forcible attack upon them, but they mould and from all that we have been able to gather, we passed a middling kind of night, and is at present " ts - Peril. ' 10 59 1 44 E 10..16 - 1 9 30 - - Stirli- \ e 4 6 30 E 10 0 _ 6 0 E , ;‘, 0 • • - who attempted their rescue, who was also appre- . very much weaken themselves by resisting the law. think that we are within the mark in saying that at much the same as on the preyious day. It is with un. i .... ..... . .? , 7, Dori. tem 10 0 12 47 M 7 15 • -''' - hended, coneveyed • safely to the county gaol. In what' He assured them that every necessary step to advance least one-fourth less is paid in wages now than about feigned Pleasure we are enabled to state that Mrs. e re- _ .. - -e a •= ; e o BIRM . I T N I'iS G . . __ t direction the rioters are gone we cannot, at the mo- the cause would be proceeded with, though the meet- twelve or eighteen months ago ; not - that the wages Howley is again quite convalescent. 1,.•!,-:•____ 7-- \ - .k 'O-'' - - -0_ gr . ,T 1 01.7..i. 9 0.7 -• P .. ---- / am:and. i n i3 " l7 ' .'t - .. .. . . TE n ' ment we are writing, learn, but the most prompt and • ing was abandoned, and' he called upon them to con- are reduced to that extent, but, in consequence of the The following are the 'bulletins issued on Sunday - .• Prom Birmingham. - decieive steps will be taken to prevent any outrage. duct themselves orderly. He said he would remain bad state of the iron -trade, which has thrown num- and Monday :- , X i ", e . (- Lr2grulitrry -:--- A 'Cs - W l ' Aye . • (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) ,at that window until the last man had left the grou n d, bers Out of. work, a great many of whom have emi- " .Ilis Grace the Archbishop was seized vvith illness -.- 4 . 444 -6. k . . .- Afrivi ' % .'",' '0 ' ",' =a t? 40 .PLL .T. 1 16.7( Al • •k\ DOWN TRAINS T H rai A n le m aves ti ßri t gh ; o:;at v _7 oo. DERBY, Four o'Clock, Monday. The people then quietly dispersed. . grated to America and to Spain. With every dispo- yesterday evening. His Grace had some refreshing _ ee j , Xese e „4 a i .., .„(.; BrePatri'ck • e. /Com 'to 44 , .../...- i ~:, \ 11 .„ . , , 0 11 WO have been in a rather excited state to-day; A small meeting of the other section of Chartists sition on the part of, we believe, all the proprietor, sleep during the night, and this morning is somewhat _ - Ca.ftle4ar tk o t e.... ,,,,-., , . f Leaves Arrivee Arrives ..„ Ca ?Tide •:t ,Chel- vl-.7 lust Wor- Chel- at Glair - Early this morning a troop of the 2d Dragoon Guards, waS about to be held in Hill-street, when Mr. Bur- withoutexception, to meet the wants of the workmen, better.-Addington I:lark, Aug, 21, 1842." , Case ft, lirrawilt P A*9 1 \ ....- -.:% . .. m aw e. ..„.....-- ' headed * by a cOunty Magistrate s proceeded to Hol. gess, Commissioner of Police rode up, and soon after there must of necessity be great distress when the " The physicians report that his Grace has had a ,V' 'ev- s: • - -.4:e• kelt-rim '"47 ..4 =,!•., . et - ea' , •044 0 ceder. tenhani. ceste . I t. renna . ._ , .......•••'' . 40 . brook-nioor ; to prevent the holding of a meeting there. a body of Police arrived, and ' dispersed them. price of iron is now from 4/. 10s• to 51. per tOD, when good night, and is better than yesterday.-.Addington - Cefeay . ° . -..--44, . * \ll / 4 _-, Z r'F''''t .Dl7-Xalet A.M. ' A.M. - A 5 9 1 The Derby. and Chaddesden troop of Yeo manr y p ro - Meetings - were then held in the Chartist Church, in 1840. it was 8/. to 9/., which was pointed out in Parke-Aug. 22." ae . Dror i Ada• ••,..•?..„_, i ' Pe4.ti CI . ` l ,o: 4ll '''''' . 1 12 44 2312 50 314'•5 30 6 I - I 11 35 J 6 8 8 0 - - .41thionc t _ XZ. 3104 57 522 540, 8 15 8 ‘ . 1 ' 4 • ceedecl to 13elper and the Ra.clbourn troop made its , and the large room formerly belonging to the Me- the men by Mr. Henry Crawshay, when they . ,______ , e e e ... , .....- : 5; ,..., •• ~ -:'•4- . '4i ii. ...,.% • Mira .8 45 10 30 11 12 11 25 ' 11 15 11 35 station here.. Groups of men have been loitering chanics' Institution. * . waited upon him to request an advance of' wages lii.o NEY MA li. KE T and CITYNE W S. , iris 4. , Dalin ~• ....... .... -••• 1R I S-1•1 ••• SE A ‘... '' Eanwtier'',. ' - - .1 . P.M. i lex. 47 SO about the streets, but there has been no general ces- Up to the present moment all is quieteaad Ido not to the rate .of 1840, asking them how they FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. - - rildarge,y .. ......... 1 . ."'• '' . ' qi e _,.....-- . • - •-•?.-47s •••••• •••• /4„,°; / . Z. 1 y , t 4. \ . , 2 g4l 12 15 158 226 237 1 1 0-I. 2 0 . 9 2 , 6 Sation from - Worth, owing, it is believed, t o th e pr e - anticipate any breach of the peace in Birmi,ngham. could reasonably expect what they asked, when TIMES.-The frauds connected with the Customs, ' 'sea _Limerick ..e . s es s st <te •" ‘ 4 ;•:Ii - --... -"se ....... 22 - •:• - e: ; • sae '' • •rk ..,,, 245 434 5 2 515 4 6 420 " t 9 L'• • • which have been alluded to in the papers, are now in • 12 „ e(..es Maas , _ ! \el f ie, i ye ,e .. ae s e e. . ,. ‘. ., ,i.i . • ;-: . tip • 735 9 . 11 r ~ • • 715 9 9 942• 9 55 715 . in . cautionary meaSures adopted by the authorities, who There are a great number of horse and foot soldiers in they knew as well as he the state Of the trade. So "ce5 7 T....) ref ''' If • sit daily at the Police-office. Special messengers the town ; many of the latter are stationed in Union- far as the iron-masters are concerned, it would be a a regular course of investigation. A collusion, it mac ~e 0 i" . " / s e ll e . ---- -- _7, 1 ,,„..„ 1 " 1 • _.. •,i‘oliy• .'1 - il .3 0 ... ••• 740 9 0 g2OlO *v 9 •iipporary , •••••.?. / Ca non .5 ,1 %,. ANI ~, - R ae k,,,,, a , _. _ 530 815 926 945 415 . 4 50 .** .• have been stationed at the outskirts, and about two street, and other parts of the town. A very consi- relief to them, as far as the make of iron is concerned, seems, has existed among parties, who, by the comai- , . ..„, a f ta S Kee° e _. , ,/, a Denlis" 7 e , g, iii; k r . - 11 -t-L -.......,:...' ~,. E Ag i •• ' o'clock the whole tewn was thrown into excitement derable number of special constables have been sworn that the men should strike for a time, for they are tution of their office, .were intended to be checks upon • Ca,. Cork raterfont, • -'" '• I N'• •• t. " 4 , 1 •2 ' ,'"r; .-4A: ---- j ___ ..,, ,)r.,,A_ - - „-- _ _ .R .. , v 4 , . _ .3 If ' l'' i. .L. 774 - - 1 Fi_2(l..,222.__________,F TrtaAsolsws . NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYN t sanis.r • D 4.,, -.1 CARLISLE. ______....-% by the arrival 9f one, of these messengers, who stated in ; we have also a large quantity of artillery in th e being paid out of the capital of their employers with each other, but Svho have, in fact, aided each other in :., e ~,e, ... e elasee e kies e . . that a bodY of colliers, to the number of about 1,200 barracks. Having stated that we do not anticip a t e thousands of tons of iron on hand, for which there is the work of dePredation, which, it is stated, has beer, seese e . -ea \s - .;..-esa Ve .. :: .. e s,,- - "'ale","/ 1. ‘se *lnn7 AO p. s' . -- carried on to a most formidable extent, within a pe- ''' ' „ f 11;,,,e,„4, '7,, ..." piarster ~ , if ".'7 i I ',Cave ' I .ki lir ` ri ge:t i li . k, •-•.: : 47, \ _...---bii , " - ;r- c o i - - - i Leave . Arrive at (including women), was approa c hi ng th e t own . sh o p s any disturbance, it would be only delusion not to no demand. Employment is, therefore, diminished, riod of perhaps ten years. Eight persons, it is under- „ es , _. A plinuter,, . "lik , • 0 4 ,___ , , I t ' Newcastle. were closed, and the Radbourn troop were instantly state the fact, that it is almost the unanimous opinion and the rate of wages lower than it has been ; and stood, have been already suspended, some of them \ . ".4-. ..e> :-.*:--- , ••••••••.%/ Nif' . 1 snilasz‘ an-3. " 1 ' este" , ' • •AN 1 Teterk•mi g h. % ‘4,;•••.._ - -N-...9 i ::„.- i ? i f OK 0 1 rovregrr * 4 E 'E/ IterwirA -I -.-------.. -3)0 g oof called out. About 250 of them reached the Brid ge - of all clasSes, masters and men, shopkeepers and those it is little short of absolute insanity in the men to • ho have long held responsible situations un- 11AILWAYS--. \ ----../ '-ss. - ---ts..- .- i afsn/ t t ~,__4 / ,,R- . . )_ . -.,. , , . . .. 1 7 0 Morning 10 30 Alorning 7 0 51orning l i . oftor• Carlisle. : Carlisle. . A'L..... gate, but - were stopped by the special censtables. At in the best circumstances, that in order .to.secure a attempt to coerce the master into giving higher Parties w k 45 , (, ...-- -- k-'76it-1 el - % eArtion ~....t ... 4 , r z 10 0 . 1 30 Aftern. 'lO 0 6 . the time I write the' toWn is. in a state of great excite- continuance of peace, something must be done, an d wages ; and we really do not believe that such is the der Government. At present, from the constitution ' PACEIT .110'07ES-\ e s.. Ag e s V,. et... i 2.saa e lea X . '' i Jp2 6 i 2 3ClAftern. 530 2. 30 Acts en. 9 ment. The Duke of Devonshire and a large .body o f done speedily, in the way of redress by Government. real object of the present movement in this quarter. of the Board of Customs, and the secret manner in A ' ou c."-Lv_4" 2 ~afrf . Bridai ,_ B.dford, 5 0 630 5 -0 • I 8 vtk \ „" 0 , 0% 1 .7=--- .- ~ . ... . ----- --- -• 4, ; 4 ... '' orfor c / "... ir e'tal oes test t s vers l l.o-• 6 30 . the MagiStraey are now deliberating at the County- • Mr. Cooke, draper, of Dudley, wa s arrest e d on It is only used as a pretence to further their designs which all frauds on the revenue are investigated, the e. _ . t ~.... details of the affair have not transpired in any sub- ea - e . as nava"' eitss'' %e -4 0 a e..se wee ce easna'ass e las. us • ?'_.: 11 '..W 4 -"ex SUNDAYS. hall. Canner' have been placed on the gaol, and every Saturday night, and escorted out of the town to Wor- (as they think) by some of the most ignorant of <1 \S . _ 2aeisfide A0 , 478.,..a 9 ,...t..,. Ree.44 4 4k- . 0 -., 61 ~•,03 , - 9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern. ' 9 0 Morningll2 1 :' • precaution taken. It ii determined not to admit . tire cester Gaol by DragOons, for having exhibited a bill Chartists.' Indeed, the thing speaks for itself-there stantial shape ; but it has created a great consterna- e.' V - , . selide-ese -a " l'''' R. ' ---'"---- -- ----- eseissel-1- 5 0 Aftern. I 5 0 :5 0 lBla , colliers and other turn-outs into the town.. ShOuld calling the meeting to-day in this town. All the news has been no attempt to reduce the wages on the part don among the officers themselves, who scarcely know ...... r. le C 7 "nivel< . .... ....,........ 4 - ~, A Pear 6. c .,,,,,,, •0 „ i • .xds r g° , l#l42" , / 4 2" . " If l uri. .Xlia,d, ,s'Z' A 7 ~ „ f „, - ° _ 4 • :•, 1 17", .. _ at T3 . rasii i! sa l tidde i p : a 3 rE • t i3 . . fr i o t omn G esai i i i chndTa ' . 4:l ,esr Z ati ? 7ussoi C t il ki7 l: ; : a,n s doi L i a ' a ° oo :3 . f l , .s .l " -- • the authorities Succeed in this intention . , all will be frorii the district is favourable, so far aS Peace is COn- Of the masters and why, therefore, should men who to what it may lead, as the number of suspensions is ; \ a w oe .--e e s. • - V ,. : 1) .... t ..c.tA 37 4, I ) %I; - - well. The colliers belong to our own county. . . cerned, but the men are still idle and begging. • are employed forsake their employment, and raise an daily increasing. 0 / Peale-nee a 4, • ' ..c...,__, -e. 7 .: ~ „Bri ,t, rt. 4'.. :-• , ' . '-. - - ' - 4 - tj'- . - •••• •L • •''' ' " .--;''' 1 / 4 154A 1 1....1:---- . ~. • . • - Tr - _ mf --, -- LEICESTER; Aug. 22, Six P.M. TWELVE O'CLOCK, MONDAY NIGHT.-Up to this outcry of distress, if they had rot some other object in A great annoyance is inflicted on commercial men, .4, 1 , s a. • • • COoper, the LeiceSter Chartist, arrived in towic by hour the town has remained in the most tranquil view. Let us hope that the honest and deluded por- and indeed on all classes, by a fellow who signs / irsr‘ 'aseesesl;l - 3 23 ,1•? . - ';‘; 7atiellse • mail train on Saturday night. He did not attempt to state. The day passed off without the least disturb- tion of the workmen will soon see their error, and re- - "'James Wollheim, general agent, Hamburgh," in h.emeeseemeee ePOR ' • _address the people in public on Si n d ay , a lth oug h i n ance, although several meetirees were held in various turn to their lawful occupations. The fellowing, we sending printed circulars, postage unpaid, of some N.B. in th fII • TlleAl•fi L f IV ci e o owmg a i .s - segnt es e ore 0071, an GREAT WESTERN. RAILWAY STATISTICS' rg, FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAI I t* v OPEN TO' TAUNTON. , v iountl,,,,elei • • i letter published in the Northern Star on Saturday Parts of the town. The Magistrates, however, are in have learned, from a disinterested source, is the pre- German lottery. Several .correspondents have com- • E ttfter it. NAME OP RAILWAY. ~., Total aniount Tol3' ded to In p Or • - •he told his Leicester friends that.nothing should deter constant attendance at the Police-office, and nothing sent rate of•wages :--Colliers, 14s. per week ; puddlers Plaine( ) of this nuisance, which it seems difficuleato • . ________ o _ STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington. Those marked • carry i h authorized to exPen„ „ tea t, A , pet s him ftorn advocating- their ceusee and that he " Was has been left undone by them to secure the peace of and firemen average about 255. per week ; and com- stoPa lint - the- Post-office authmities could perhaps LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGTON, Ealng si, - 1-lanwell 7*, Southall 9, West no heavy goods • arid .bese b Mel 0. - .cen' .. t b.. Tail y e „ es s. I as s- Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 22k, Twyford 304, thus t run no lrains Xs: Shares and- e ~ 1,; . ,./ their's to the death." . Sunday passed over with more the town. mon labourers ls. 10d. per day and their coals. suggest some mode. STATIONS, with their Distances from London. READING MI, Pangbourne 411. Goring 441, Wallingford on Sundays. Loans. tles--__., ,l• • . LownoN, Harrow 1 li, WATFORD pa, King's Langley 21, R d 471 S N 56/ Farrin don Road 634, Shriven- -------------- ----s-e--ee!Ti. 0- I 'lo 2 oa . 2 , TEVENTO. , . g £. s. a. ~1 4 ,3 vs' i 0 • than its ordinary cialetness. By some mistake, a body The following placard has been issued by the Na- GLASGOW. A letter received to-day from Warslow, a village Boxmoor 241 Berkhampstead 28 TRING 31e, Aresbury 431, - •of special constables, attending divine serviCe at St. tional Complete Suffrage Association :- ARRIVAL OF A DELEGATION FROM situate ,on the confines of Derbyshire and Stafford- LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenn St y ratford'46 , WOLYRR-• ham 714, SWINDON 77 (Junction with the Cheltenham Rail- /Arbroath and Forfar... 1 - 160,000 0 0 L'ui,„,,,'• - 0 0! 2 10 0 . • Justin's church, were summoned to the police station. " ADDRESS or THE COUNCIL or THE NATIONAL COM- MANCHESTER. -• , shire, possesses some interest, as it shows the disposi- TON 521 R ael '0 13 - - 621 Wed 691 C• k , 0 eb , LISWORTH , e on , sec nay), WOOTON BASSET 824, Cuirritienam 931, Corshain Birm. sr Derby Junction 46; 1,1•56,666 a 1:9,04 3 , , n7; • ( 1! 1, 0 0 98* Box 1914 BATH 1064, Twerton 1081, Saltforo 1111, Bum. & Gloucester A temporary alarm WaS felt, but, upon an explana- raarE SUFFRAGE UNION TO THE WORKING AND UN- GLASGOW, SATURDAY EVENING.-A good deal of tion of the present insurgents when they have left the and Welton 75i, Rimer (Midland Counties Junction) 83, Key'nsham 1131' Bei 118/, Nailsea 1261, Clevedon Road Brandlin g Junction 25 45 ,cgo ui , 454, 7 6 3 - 10 II 0 • - tion taking place, quietness was restored. ENERANCHISED CLASSES OF THEIR COUNTRYMEN. sensation was creathd in town this afternoon, imme- chief seats of disturbance, and make their appearance Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94 Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, 1361, -Banwell'l334, " ;ESTON Sum MERE 1364, High- Chester and Birkenhead 14 1 499,909 0 :5,1: 0 , 4gi , ,:, ! This morning (Monday) two troops of cavalry ar- " Fellow-countrymen -Your circumstances de- diately after the publication of the Saturday Post, con- in obscure localities, from which public intelligence BIRMINGHAM 1121. bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER 151/, TAUNTON 1624. it tib lunTi e a en da n (d" i g k s r tg a nii; 1:1 NM 3 3 r 43l' ' 5 l 1 0 I 19 ° - ,• ' rived in the town under the commands of Lord Hervey mend our deepest sympathy. In the midst of the Mining the following paragraph :- is scarcely ever received. This village, which ie a Departure Arrival A:rival DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrivai at •Eastern Counties 1 74 2,133,3:33 01. 1,0% 9 ; 4 l a 7. .ii 0 )13. 11 . . Edinburgh & Glasgow 46 1 %-;-, 09 914 ~ 1 0 'and Colonel Keel, for the purpose of suppressing any exciting events which surround us we have met to "We have heard this afternoon of the arrival most quiet spot, has been kept in a constant state of DOWN TRAINS. from at -at from Swindon their , London. Ru g by. 13 rrningliam Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Judetion. Destination. ISl i as as g., I p 'ai i sley, S c! Ayr 9 , 803,000. 1: 0 !., 1 5 ) : 1 l e 11. ; i• 0 : . . attempt at an outbreak that might be made at the ex- consider what steps can be taken to relieve your dis- in Glasgow of a delegation from Manchester ' and alarm by large parties of stragglers from the main ---- -- -- 6 00 es Train to Taunton .... 430 31 10 0 lk - i 855 E .e ranci g iu4.l . ~ m B , Green E i , :aig ?) :,, , ,, 40 , 5 v i f, io 4 10 0 0 amination •of the . Prisoners, which commenced this tress, and to promote your political freedom. We other of the disturbed English districts, whose Object, body of Cheshire and Lancashire rioters. All the Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6051930M11 15 M - To Tauuton - ) . 7 ' 1 47 9 2 11 6 . . Morning at ten o'clock,. at the Town-hall, before the 4re assured that nothing short of an effectual Reform so far as can be ascertained from present appearances, public works in the neighbourhood have been stopped, Third Class, ditto 7 0 128E3 30 E Ditto . 80•10 45 220 Great Western ... Hayie 8 0 11 56M 145 Short Train to Maidenhead 9• 0 . ' . Mayor (A.lr. Stolses) James T. Paget, j. B. Robin- in Parliament will secure the happiness and prospe- is to induce a general strike amongst the operatives with the exception of the Ecton mines, which were Dlii:ddlass, dit:t: son, G. GosAett, It. 'Harris, J. Fuellon, •J. Hudson, rity of the people. here. If they are successful with the various influen- most courageously defended. A shop was broken hl• d R ixe ,to ugby - Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0 WeMoore, J. Taylor, J. Biggs, and Dr. Shaw. • " Impressed by this conviction, we have addressed tial trades' leaders, with whom they seek interviews, into, and the rioters not only carried off a consider- *MAIL, First Class The following are the names of the several parties a memorial to the Queen, setting forth the evils un , there can be no doubt that Glasgow will speedily wit- able sum of money, but stopped to regale themselves Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Sloagh l. 30 London /le Blukwall ... 3; I'ooo'ooo 0 0,1,071., i , 0 11, ••• II 215 ' London & Bri g hton ,56 i2,400:100 8 0,2,2 6 _. 9 .4F s 10 2: 5 4 7 t each of whoni were charged with obstructing the der which you have suffered, and entreating her to ness a repetition of the unfortunate scenes now of daily in the larder and cellar. At the Potteries they were Ditto . ditto police in the execution of their duty, and using ex- dismiss her present Ministers, and - take to her coun- occurrence in Manchester, and the other manufactur- fired upon by the soldiers, and two or three were Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 Short. Train to Reading .... 40 ' ..... ....... 525 London & Greenwich et 993,300 eoi esses.,l9l , ' 2 410. , '' 1 •" 0 citing language :- ••• . cils only such men as will secure a full, fair, and free ing English towns." .. killed. Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 • Ditto, to Wolverton To Bristol 5 0 740 925 London &South Western' 021'2,540,100 011, 45 9 a 9 *Manchester k Rim.. '26 '2 800 ii,to a 0 1.515, Is * 0 0 Mancheener & Bolton .2, 10 I '771,114111 8 7774 0 - is 0 • 0 l' - . . • 'John Raw ins, Ambrose Capell, and Henry Wood- representation of the people in the House of Commons. - This statement I believe to be perfectly correct, - *MAIL, Mixed cock, after examination, were. ordered to enter into •" We have also issued an address to the middle and though what has yet been their success it is impossible SPIRIT of the P ÜBLIC JOURNALS. *MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M To Swindon their own recognisances in 10/., and: find two sureties enfranchised cla.sses,_ and called upon them to declare to determine. It cannot be doubted, however, so far (FROBI TUE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY.) - - - - --------°"'"'"''''''''""" Mau to Taunton .... 855 11 35 255 M Newcastle & Carlisle . ..; 61 9.50 000 0 0 . ..,,,..„ 7 -". 7 ja :0 8 Newcastle &N. Shield . ..! 7 320,000 0 a , s .,,""`''', 6o 14 ;15 „ 4 GLOBE.-The storm wllich threatened to Departure De l ia', Arrival .. in 51. each, to answer for *their goOd conduct for two themselves in your favour. We have besought them as the number of the unemployed and the wretched Goods'Train to Taunton ...• 930 215M10 45 North Midland UP TRAINS. from ture from at n 6120 0 0 months. to lend their zealous -co-operation for your enfran- condition of the working classes are concerned, that burst upon the country has passed over, without Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOWN TR 4INS. • • North Union . producing those fearful consequences which were • _____~ short Train to Slough .., John Bennington and James Laagham, orilered to chisement. • these agents have plenty of material to work upon. Preston & Wyre ,19 533,000 11 a ~,3 ! 7',4-7 o at one time apprehended. Though. the face of *Mixed, from Wolverton.. ............... ...... ..... 930 m To Readirer - 7 ens,ocio 0 • ~7 , 4 , --4 6. 5• 1 ° enter in their own recomnisances in 10/ and find two .- "We have resolved to convene a Conference of De . 0 e The effect of such a movement in Glasgow which Ditto ditto n to Slough ~. 0 4 society has not yet resumed the -unruffled ap sureties in 51. each, to answer for their future good legates,to be elected at public meetings in the various every right-minded man will pray - may be long Ditto, fro ' m Birmingham... 7 OM 823 Al 12 45 E .... .. MAIL, to Taunton - . 10 15 IOE 430 E• 'lll.ter conduct for two months. towns and districts of the kingdom, which Conference averted, would be productive of the most fearfhl con- pearance which it wears when those who Ditto, front Aylesbury „ 1r • re Francis Stone, discharged. is to be held in Birmingham, on Wednesday Sep- sequences. Some idea of .the extent of the depression constitute its principal parts are engaged °Mem, First Class - .ete peaceably pursuing their avocations, with Mixed, from Birmingham 'lO 0 11 17 315 To Swindon .. 7 0 10 0 Directors and Secretaries of Railway Conrs gs .,ooi s y William Cereh, ordered to enter into his own recog- tember 7, for the f d • • 'fi ' purpose o evismg a specs c course 1 1 here (as affecting not the lowest paid operatives alone, in 255 M quested to transmit their Train Bilie to.,‘ al 10 5 reciprocal advantages to themselves and Ditto . ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton nisance in 10/., and find two sureties in 5/. each for of conduct to be pursued by the friends of the 1 ' peop e s , i but extending to the highest grade of workmen) may Ditto ditto. - - when any alterations take place, and WY two month's. rights under the peculiar crisis in which the country be formed, whenl state that in one large foundry, . lie communit - t e y , .3 . ret . eit is . se . ttlihg down Er tt to, from Rugby of Swindon attended to. 1 ti it not i • - - into subordinat o , nto satisfaction. This Joseph Boulter was releasedon bail,'in consequence is now placed. •• j 'which a short time ago employed about 700 men, hird Class, from Birming. 220 4 13' 10 0 Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. Paddtgton. -----••-•7----""-......... . id. ) affords; matter for thankfulness. Would that we Firs CI d' - ' EftllA' of the absence of a material witness. "Let your peaceful conduct give force to our at; •• comprising engineers; machine-makers, ecc., there are t ass, itto. 40517 9 15 Short Train from Reading... 730 Al could see the " bow in the cloud," the precursor Mixed ; ditto. 6 0 718 11 15 Ditto from Slough. .. 9 0 Alfred Clarke, ordered to enter into his own re- peal, that it may find its yto the hearts of those only now about twenty in regular employ, and these COLONIAL M ARK • , of returning prosperity to the long-suffering :MAIL, Mixed. ditto l2 Night 1 2,3 M 5 30M From Svrindon cognisance in 10/., and two sureties in 51. each, for i who can constitationally assist you. The middle are only retained to keep open the establishment. There was not much spirit display° but F eople lWe regret, however, to state that there Mixed, from Rugby two months. cla.sses are the enfranchised classes and they are Another class of workmen (tenters of factories) have - P The Sunday Trains are marked*. • ShOrt Tr. from Maidenhead' 11 15 ______ , - • . is nothing which indicates so desirable a chanme. V%i illiam Pembleton, ordered to enter into his own capable of controlling the Parliament. Alone it is . been seriously affected by our decreasing trade. It is e, In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol ..... ... 840 10 28 110 did not materially differ from those of last w" 0° The improvement in the corninercial marketsis • t 32 ' recognisance . in 104 and find two sureties in 51. each, impossible for you to gain your ends. Associated computed that .in Glasgow there are about 200 of Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, cilling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhead 145 E to ah°ll at for two months. with the middle classes, no Government on earth aan them obtaining a small pittance from their brethren, lir such as to effect a marked diminution of and arriving in London at 730 E. . • Goods Train from Taunton.. 73051540 E 12 0 The- lame public sales, amounting in _s ete ly e y sot s, on hand • and thou Ith i t . e heavy stocks , g i epr ce From Taunton .. ___ at pr r s7, l This case concluded the business. The attendance lone , resist your moral, peaceful agitation. We shall weekly, for their support. Dressers are in like cir-. . of bread be somewhat lowered by the quantity of _BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. Ditto a stop to private transactions, anti . p .. . ar' .. , dit 14 IP of people in the body of the Court was not so large as einfeavour to avail ourselves of ev rt 't t ery oppo um y o cumstances, their description of labour being super fore i ail -Erai a . recently liberated under the di- Short Train from Slough • 0. d is eoseu tO we it generally is upon ordinary occa.sions. advance the cause We call on you for help Re- seded by starching machines, &c., and there are not -•-a s - e • • DOWN. I UP. From Taunton . The town is • • • • • ' • . 1 th 1 f 1 • • • quite tranquil at this hour, and no signing all hopeless contests, engaged in every peace-. ess an 500 t iern getting support from their society minished duty a there is reason to tear that it will .. - ' still be beyond the reach of thousands of our Depar , ure Arrival Departure Arrival Short Tr.•from Maidenhead 8 0 ... ...... ... 9 0 From Taunton 415 745 10 25 sales. TALLOW MARKET. .. doe , I but little busine'' nil. to further disturbance is expected. ful eftbrt, urging all moral means, we entreat you to All other trades of what is considered the better countr; men ; who, unable to fi . nd a market for TH A INS. from Bir- at TRAINS. from at Bir mingham. Derby. Derby. minghain. MAIL, from Taunton - . siini _ tion _ 47s. . / b , BIRMINGHAM, Monday Noon. join us in establishing the articles of your political class, are similarly circumstanced ; and when these , - y 'll b d ' ti eir labour wi e estitute of the necessary _a n te con . y mpelled to su Since this day week the city and neighbourhood faith in the minds of the middle classes, and we, are things, in . addition to other exciting causes, are taken 1 ' • • . : means to procure a sufficiency of food. Let not, *MAIL .... 12 30 Al 2 1531 *Mixed... 820 M 10 201%1 SUNDAY UP TRAINS. . . 48s. per cwt. on the N siot, se , ers being co II bueers to the latter. have been in a very feverish state, in consequence of a assured you are not far from victory. into account, it is' frightful to contemplate the masses then the Tory Journals continue to indulge -as *Aliie.i '•'' 7tB 8 58 , Ditto... 11 45 1 4.5 E Short Teain from Slou g h ... 80 M --- `"S Ak ar --- ".1 mit to the former price and sina ~ IRKET. _ ap , disposition to riot ethiced by the colliers of Bedworth " Signed in the name and on behalf of the Council, of people which a general strike would turn into the .. ,' Ist &2d 10 30 12 15 E I Ditto.. 130 E 3 20 From Swindon the 3 are now indulging-in congratulations and assi •dinary OPP; e , :and Foleshill. Friday, which is market day, a large " JOSEPH STURGE, President. streets. The citizens upon many occasions have had . 1 25E 315 ,IstSe2d... 430 620 Malt, from Taunton triumphs, that • the portentous disorganization Trains 4 0 554 .*MaIL ... 11 0 12 45 AI Short Train from Sloueh 5 ' I() E This market presente body Of the turn-outs marched into the city, and on Committee-room, Bth Month (Aug.) 20, 1842." to contemplate with alarm and surprise the immense 0 E ...... .... -5 50 tensive supply of tir ee , and disturbances which threatened to shake Mixed...„ 615 815 1 I From 'r .aunton ... .......... d b me so decu7i Saturday numbers were sauntering about the - neigh- STOCKPORT. crowd of disorderly characters which on a Queen's weather, ha eco r ~,e , which, from the warm . the frame 'of society, have terminated with- The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to which Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 - lerable. This e xtra° w ale , bouring towns. Up to this morning, eleven o'clock EXAMINATION AND COAIMITTAL OF A birth-night, or some such " rejoicing" occasion can Ditto fro posed that the stench was into ; out producing the extent of mischief which, at Trains leive Birmingham and Derby at 539 E, and arrive at ~„„ m Reading .... 9 0 (Monday), all was peaceable and quiet ; many of the CHARTIST LEADER. in a few minutes be collected on a given point ' for a • their commencement, was apprehended from either place at 715 E. malt, from Taunton ...,... 11 15 i • - brouoilt by the City 2 355 f ,5 2531 suPP-Y "as ' . • ontaining • c li colliers had resumed work. The Magistracy and I have already informed you of the apprehension and mere matter of " fun" and boyish disturbance. What them. We rejoice at the deliverance with a satis- * The Short Trains stoe at e all the intervening Stations. - and consisted of 470 caSeS, each case Q . °L . 1 0, 1 h - t fmr dozen birds, nearly the ivilole 1 , w oo • t tee o i hon ., the)' I s military are equal here for any emergency, and I committal of Wright, to take his trial at the next would be the case with our manufacturing-population, faction as strong as they can feel. But we rejoice MInLAND COUNTIES. SOUTH WESTERti-_,,_ .: were thrown away by the salesmen to w i i teo found on inquiry that the troops in the barracks are Chester a.ssizes for beino• concerned in a riot and con- already rendered desperate by pinching poverty, - with trembling. The country can b 1 d e rent ere STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. STATIONS, vrith their Distances from Nine Eima. consigned, viz., Mr. G. Brook, Mr. Howard, anu "'" under arms, and the Warwickshire Yeomanry are spiracy on the 11th in;tant. The following are the joined to these, is too alarming to think of with calm- secure from are • • petition of the disorders and tu RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- NINE Elms, Wanslsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINGSTON 10,. Spriggins. - stonl6l, LEICESTER 20 SYSTON 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, WHITECHAPEL. ~ 0; 0 t ,_, Esher and Hampton Court 13, Wal on 151, Weybridge 171, we.- - also in readiness to act with the civil authorities. The brief particulars of the examination, so far as we have ness. The reflection that these " agents" may find mults that hadee recently convulsed it, only by a LOUGHBOROUGH 32i, ke N • J • gworth ( ottinghara unction) ail, w h 311, Winchfield 38; BASING.. There was a mederate supply ; fine qualitieeon . ess distress here among the ribbon-weavers is very . great, been able to collect them, the Magistrates refusing to eeur labouring classes too ready to listen to their • •li l• h • • commercia po icy w sch will afford to its labour- Sawley 421, Borrowash 45i. DERBY 49/. cornea 23, Farnboroug . STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke request, and readily realised the highest quotatis.s,o,; and nothing can exceed the severity of their deprive- allow the case to be reported. seductive tale is what makes such a paragraph as the • ing population the means of obtaining by indus- (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare- ordinary sort a fair demand. Clover, 2L 10s. to 1 .• 1 tions. Most of them were Chartists, and assured me The Magistrates assembled in the Court-house, and aboVe of more than ordinary interest at the present try a comfortable subsistence. DOWN. il UP. ham 82, GOSPORT 67. Hay, 2/. ss. to 4/. 4s. ; Straw, IL Bs. to 1/. les. that the Chartists as a body had no hand in the dis- a full bench was composed of the Mayor, Sir Ralph time, and forces upon all classes the thought that STANDARD.-Ther • tl •0- e is no nn e. worth par- _____________________. Departure Arr val i eparture Arrival - turbances. What they wanted was "a fair day's Pendlebury, Messrs. Richard S k -J h M I d y es, o n ars an , when such things are taking place, real danger is to t . • b muter notice to e told to-day of the manu- TRA 1 NS. f rorn at TRAINS. D from Rugby. Derby. at Derby. RughY. DOWN TRAINS. Departure Arrival at Arrival - from Southamp. at COUNTRY CORN MARKETS, wages for a fair day's work," but this at present they P. E. Marsland, W. Andrew, John Thornhill, Charles be apprehended. facturino• districts. The proo-ressive return of —-- -- '-- -- Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. n s. 1 . 2,1 e.,./ I Wheat. I Barley. o ats . Bes , a , e , to Ist - ____.-- ---. —.l .-- —. --.--- ' s. i „.. could not obtain. Hundreds could obtain no wotk, Bather Robert Gee, and Thomas Walmsley. THE MINING DISTRICTS IN peace is of course marked by no events; and this 7 0 /51 11 5 51 IO 30 51 . o l' Per Quarter.' s. to s. s. to I. s. to s. I. 1-- " whilst others barely existed upon a miserable pit- Mr. ' Saddler, superintendent of police, described the SCOTLAND. barrenness of intelli e 2d ...... 945 12 10 E 2d gence is the surest proof 3cl Ditto ..... -. - 65 31 .... 2 3 - 46 '''• j ... / 11 0 2 El 2 25 Hexham 45 72 36 33 •..3 28 - ii '-- .., tance of eight, nine, and ten shillings a week. nature of 'the riot, which took place on the 11th in- (From the Glasgow Saturday Post.) that peace is returnino• The apprehensions, e . 4th 250 1 15 E 340 530 E 4th ...... 440 7 0 Fast Train 12 Noon 6 10 6 25 Morpeth ....... 54 64 98 34 18 24 40 4 ,, -- ~ The insurrection is exceedingly deep-rooted, and stant. He said a mob, amounting to 20,000 per- CAMPSIE.—We are glad to be able to state, that th f • e to o , 0 a senous movement in South Wales, sth 845 10 50 I sth 730 10 0 Goods Train Mixed Train 1 0 E 4 30 5 0 Penrith - CO - 33 - 95 43 .-- ~.. within the short space of ten days had spread with sons, armed with sticks and blud bl d • t k k • h 1 lc f li . cl.• • - geons, assem ein s ruc wor ers in tea um .wor sot is istrict, prove to have been greatly exaggereted 6th Mail 12 20 M 249 M 1 6th Mail 10 40 12 5051 Fast Train 3 6 6O'-' 8 '4 Sheffield ... -- 64 -52 - 23 --- 40 I --- ti' 5 0 8 30 9 0 the rapidity of wildfire through Warwickshire, Staf- the town, and after stopping all the mills, attacked have now cofhe to terms with their masters, and are I th 1 . - L ' -'- a * e metropo is, the night has passed ON SUNDAYS. Mixed Train Winchest.T... 55 61 27 30 20 'X S 5 a , ‘.(l. o 0 11 57 I': 33 M Per Bushel. i.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s. d. g.d. Ld. se 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ist Ist ...... 645 M 9 30'E Goods Train • Carmarthen... 6 3 70 0 0 40 0 0 19 5 : ~ 3; 0 _ L oi fordslure, the Potteries, North and South Lancashire, the union workhouse on Shaw-heath. The military again at their usual employment. We cannot sa ° y over quietly, but not without affording proofs 2d Cheshire Yorkshire and is , , now extending itself to and civil authorities assembled to disperse the mob, anything yet, however, in reference to the Campsie that the vigilant precautions of the Government, 34 6 0 830 341 ...... 7 0 930 Mixed Tra;n Swansea Wales. One thing is certain and positive-this is not and several prisoners were taken. During the exami- ' colliers. We believe they are still " out." - fully supported by the admirable conduct of 4th l2 20 51 249 AI 4th • Mail 10 40 12 50 M i.. Ditto b 30 A 45 11 57 9 10 12 32 M Per 8011. • a ii 0' 0 ° 0 i n 7411 1 . - - 0 U t oJ a political movement. It is entirely a question of nation of the prisoners on the spot, the prisoner and COATBRIDGE -B I f C b'd fd ' • • . Th • f • • y a etter rom oat ri ge, o ate the Magistrates and the Police force, were ne- , mitt e times o arrivlng at and departing from Nottingham anti Short Trains to Woking sit 104 Morning, and at 2N, 414, and 5% i 1 1 3 ) a u r r n h a a r m d c " tI e I IN 1% g( f l 11 13 t 9 691 0 0 ° 6 o 0 I 1 0 0 0 wages. others went to the Magistrates, demanded their re- this morning, we learn that " there was an unusual cessary to prevent disturbanee. This can sur- Derby are nearly the same. Evenin g , callin g at intervening stations, and performing the journei Richmond .... 13 6 19 6 9 6 111 o o 0 80,10 0 l i 61 0 The threatened meeting, which was to take place lease, and told the Magistrates they would not be an- bustle visible ninon tth Is . I h '• . " •b ' ' gs e wor ing c assea ere 3es- prise no one acquainted wit. tae moral statistics ___________________ NORTH MIDLAND. in au hour and ten minutes. Sundays at 94, M, and at 214 and 71 4 ! -.- _ Stockton ,1a019 0 9 0 90 6 0 70j 9 0 CHELTENHAM MARKETS. c 4 d• I I in Summer-lane this day, will be prevented by the swerable for the consequences of a refusal. Since terdaY, owing to one of the iron-stone pits of Dun- of the metropolis. The population of London and Denarture Departure Arrival Per lb. 6 1 maeeistrates. The proclamati o n o f th e Mayor e a ss u e d that period the witness said the town had continued in dyvan havin commenced working The men' had •t el' ntcities f - I -11 S h k i s a pee _. _, or sue iwe may ca ou t war , (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- UP TRAINS. TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES. from from South. at Gosport. ampton. Nine Elms. Wheat Per Bushel. s. d. to s.d. 6 9 7 9 8eef....•..................0w 6 , late on Saturday night, and signed by his Worship- a state of disturbance, large meetings had been held an interview g with the' M 'W*l d ir employer, r. i son, an Lambeth, Finsbury, the Tower Hamlets, and TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND „, ----.- Harley 3 0 3 9 Mutton ................... 0 ; 3 0 3 9 Vaal .........•••••"''. 6 a and thirteen other Magistrates ha.s effecthd much at *hich the prisoner bad been and taken an active although they are still unsettled as to several minor Marylebone, as well as Westminster - the LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT "L A IL Beans 4 0 5 0 Pork ....................... 0 . . I , • good. The recent firing of the Bull-ring, and the part, and he was that morning (Saturday) appre- -details, they have a eed to 4s. ada " The writer 1 • pu ation of this mighty aggregate-equal NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Mixed Train Goods Train • 6 30 8 15 7 0 9 15 10 3u 3is E Pease ........ ....... .... 5 0 8. 0 Lamb.............1_ 41.51. to 41. 10s. Od. Pet ...- awful riots of 'that period, are yet fresh in the me- hended in the act of posting placards near the Court- anticipates btf h* b y. t' I d Po 11 I. ~ uortis we see no su sten ia groun s, to a.. t-e capitals of continental Europe taken DOWN TRAINS. - Mixed Train B3O 9 0 12 3(1 Hay H ADDING FON CORN MARKET* Eiss' o ei Fast Train lO 30 11 0 2 0 - enory of the pe.aceable and industrious •lieges of the house. The following is a copy orthe placard :- that the rest of the miners in this quarter will follow together-approach t es o two millions. And Departure from. I Arrival at Mixed Train l2 30 E 10 E• 4SO Wheat. Barley. Oats. 6c-'n ... „., 25 31 36s a. " toy-shop of Europe." " Delegates' resolution. (Passed unanimously.)- by the end of next week. upon the moderate computation that one out of Mixed Train 2 31.1 5 SO 3 4 60 6 o 915 First fla Od 32s Od , . _ . ...... ; 4 ' Second 584 ild 206 Od 21s 2d 344 Oa s Od . :MONDAY EVENING.-Yesterday the Magistrates That the conduct of the civil authorities of this be). BARRHEAD.-All the colliers in this district have fift lives h • every y y preying upon his neighbours Derby : Sheffield. Sheffield. Leeds.- ch 3 M r. York. I)a t rZ is- Goods Train - _. _ -0 , were engaged taking the necessary precautions to rough in suppressing meetings is calculated to excite stopped working. Notwithstandin h le h gt e stn. e, ow- -a moderate computation for every °Teat 31 M 5 OE 6 I9M 8 30111 6 4051 9 2051 MAIL ' SUNDAYS. 135 51 215 M 525 M Amage............. ....... 2:. 18 . 71. 6.184916 GLASGOW CORN MARKET. 4. ,t, . t e 6 keep the peace. They issued notices, calling out spe- ill-feelings among the peaceable inhabitants, we there- ever, we are happy to know that no com laints from 1 Con of h • ' - ...... accumu . a . i uman beings-here •is an ..... ... 7 3.5 M . lO 15 11 4.5 11 0 145 .Mixed Train •cial constables, and the pensioners were also required fore approve the principle of clubs, societies, and the farmers or other roprietors of farZproduce i s yof forty thousand thieves, ready to attend 615$ 45 9 :4051 .. .. . - Short Trains leave Wokin g daily at 7N M, 114, 51,‘„ an. 7N E. Sun. scottist , s3 0 27 0 British ............... .. !' . _„ 0 - to meet at the barracks. Various rumours were others running on the banks for gold to provide the thii neighbourhood ha P - bee f d d h i arm- ' ve yet n orwar e to t e any summons to the exercise of their dishonest 9 30 10 45 11 45 1 15E 50E2 0 E 5 pr. - . days at 9 , 4 M, 6 , 4, and 13, E. Irish ...... ..... a hroad yesterday and last night, and a goodeleal of poor with bread until the rights of the-people be este- police. calling, whether the summons be political or not. 12 45E 2 OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7 0 354 30 530 7 0 845 7 4.5 LONDON AND BRIGHTON. Foreign •250 31 0 English .... ...... .....• 16 6 ; 0 0 Scottish ....•••••••"" 19 6 16 6 e seexiety was felt by many respecting the issue of a Wished. " JOHN WRIGHT, Chairman. We are informed that at the meeting of the Ayr- If to these professional thieves we add an equal '4 4 0 530 630 815 10 0 Barley. per 320 R). English, '24 0 '25 0 Pease,Scottish ...•• )4 0 4 / 0 STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bride•e ,er VOW* 5 0 gn est meeting, announced to take place this morning, " August 19, 1842. shire colliers on Thursday, they resolved to strike, number of desperate or reckless idlers, we have 6 0 730 815 9 4.5 Learnme, New Cross 3, CROYDON 10i, Godstoni Road 131 I r i s ' w-• Scottish ',`, 0 24 0 Oatmeal. 1 - 4' h ............." ile a r the Asylum. At an early hour some Magis- " P.S. People of Stockport !be firm !be prudent ! after giving the regular warning, unless their d • • e- it force sufficient to molest the peace. of any - SUNDAYS. Stoat's Nest 141, Merstham 191, RED HILL 211, lisrley 25i DALKEITH CORN MARKET., . po t :, trate al met at the Town-hall to swear in the special be determined, but be orderly." mands were in the interval complied with. great city- how well so ever protected. The 3 19E - e 4` , .5 0 , 1 Wheat Ba9ey. I Oat . ~,., od _ COH.sl . ables, and at ten o'clock a vast assemblage col- Longson, one of the borough police, deposed to at- CLACKMANNANSIIIRE.-ALLOA, AUGUST 17.-The ' Oh • ' tut meetings, however, proposed at • 7OM 8 4511 1 9 4511'11 15M IOE 12 Noon 371, Hassock's Gate 431, BRIGHTON 501. . First .. . ... ... Hs ou 24 04 25 , 4,, ,i `‘,„,' •' od W s 0 ~.II • 3 OE 4 30E 5 30E 7 lnE 930 8 OE ' . I - Second 6os Od f•Os Od a2s se 4'" . od • eacteet en the Waste ground near the Asylum, where tending several meetings, at which the prisoner was greater portion of the colliers in Clackmannanshire K ar •p - • ennington, addineston Clerkenwell, Scc., , • • • Leave Arrive in ut izz .. Arr t iz n i . n third • r. 'the meetiefg was to be held by the Christian Chartists. *present and occupied the chair. At these meetings have struck work. Some of the masters of these would - ° ' whatever the purpose of thoie callin e The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about two hours g later than their arrival at York. DOWN. London. Brighton. UP. --- ------- -- 7 : nm Per Sack of 2 301bs. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKE _. g Per Stone of 1411N._ „ 1 le : 2 ' 0 A large bocly of police were on the ground, to pre- violent language was used, calculated to excite works resolved on making an exam 1 f f h ' • •• -• pe o some o t e these meetings-and it IS difficult to believe that . Mixed ...... 7 45111 10 15 M From Croy. . a . 1 -: ‘ , - -- First Oatmeal .......£2 0 0 First Datums .... .... 0 ~, -vent their entrance, but none of the people attempted breaches of the peace. He produced a number of supposed' ringleaders of the strike, and, accordingl , • - y purpose innocent-necessarily serve as the ren- [JP TRAINS. MAIL, First don - - Second Ditto"... ..... 1 11 0 Second ditto ................. I , I I; Class 945 11 45 Mixed 7SO M 10 0 111 0 Harleymeal . .... 0 1 ° Barleyineal to enter the ground. In a short time after, Mr. doeuments connected with the proceedings to raise several police and other officers were sent last eight d 1 f ezvous of t iese our or five score thousands of ToCroydon 10 45 First Class... 9 0 II 0 18 0 Peasemeal ...... .. Departure from I Arrivi;l at Peasemeal 2. fixed .... 11 45 - 215 E Mut. Mixed II 0 i3O E Pot Barley from Sis. to sea. per saca. . O'Neill arrived from the Christian Chartist church, wages, and which were found in the prisoner's pos- (Wednesday) to Clackmannan to a hdth • h* d ppre en ere, t ieves an desperadoes. Once assembled, such in NeWhall-street, which had been found insufficient session. Some of them showed that the prisoner had but whenever they made their appearance, and their a mass would, as in 1780 • , obtain complete coin- Darlin g . I York. Man. Leeds. Sheffield. 'Sheffield, Derby. Mi 'ted 3 0 530 FirstCla.ss... 3 3.1 520 --00° tO hold the persons who had met, anxious to know the acted as chairman at various meetings, and that he purpose was seen into they were set upon by a mob--- mand of the bl '•1 b . peacea .ein ia itants, would plunder - ton. I che,te 6 031 7 3531 16 1531 10 1551 Firtit Class 4LO 630 Mixed 6 0 830 Mix.ld ... 6 0 630 Ditto 7 0 930 BIRTHS. On the 18th inst., at Milford Higkclere Park, else Cow. croceedings which were going on. Mr. O'Neil said was one of the trades' delegates who had held their mostly women and boys -who gaae the officers a them without mercy', and would scarcel b y e I of Carnarvon, of a dau g hter. .A of Allan - e1. , .. 1 4 4. be , sxpected Mr. Joseph Sturge would be there in a meetings in Manchester. most severe handling. One officer is lyins danger. suppressed-without a cruel though unavoidable 8 ISM 8 45111 70M9301045.11 45 12 4' E ToCr.,ydon 930 . SUNDAYS. From SUNDAYS. On the 13th inst. at Brighton, the 1.-7 f lie d ' f ew m ei:lutes, and they would then hear his opinion. The prisoner addressed the bench at considerable ously wounded about the head ; another got three of military execution. The caae is not like that f • 915 'l2 Noonllo 0 IOE2 OE 2 45E 4 1 . 5 ) ' u hter M'xed 745 M 10 15 M Croydon ...... ... 7 3') 51 Skinner, Esq., of ada g . ,_ . u .,„., o i n a fe • -• . s tninutes after, Mr. Straw, Mr. Morgan, length, stating that all his proce e di ngs were of a his ribs driven froni the back bone. Report says that commotion i tl e manufacturin or rur 1 ° di ti n i . . 12 I5Ei 3OE I 1 10E 4 0 530 630 815 Ditto a s- 3 .__ au 16191 4 45 7 9 ii 12 645 ,10 9 Ditto - Esq., Mr. Albrigh.`, •Mr. Goodrich, Mr. O'Neil, and others peaceable character, and that he had done all he could militar 1• b t f The constablei latel • - I 7me een sen or. h 1 g f y tricts, w iere hostility to t e aw orms the ex- ToCroydon 10 0 Ditto 7 0 920 ford, of a son. a Yate Lee , of the Complete .suffrage Society, went up to Super- to prevent the people of other towns f rom de s troyi ng sworn in in Alloa have an got notice to keep them. ception in the in •se • t's life, and where e sui e cn very . 1 7 36M $ 45M 9 45M 11 45M SHOREHAM BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Bri g hten for shore. On the 18th inst., the lady of Joh i daily at 73 ; and 9 30M, and at 12 15 2 45, 4 45,_and 7 OE. Stivichall Lodge, near Coventry, of a daughter* my. j. P errl intendent Atkins, Coilowed by the whole mass of property. selves in readiness. man is snrroundcd. with inducements to return to , J . na rks people, and on being told that the orders of the force The Magistrates, however, committed him for trial (From the Caledonian Mercury of •Saturday.) peaceful labour as soon as the momentary heat .:3 30E 6 1 0E1 798129 0 10 9 From Shoreham for Brighton at 830 and JO 30M.. i find at 1. , ( , ) a 8 3 1 , , 6 Oldershaw, of Islington, of a daughter. et, Illu'r were to disperse any assemblage, Mr. Stu . rge stated on a cheer of conspiracy. On Friday a general meeting of the colliers of has subsided. The thieves and desperadoes of a ..... Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6/ and 1131, and 53°, als a 7 : , IUE : Sundays at_to OM, a n d Y 45, 4. .) t e The Mixed 1 rains stop at all the Stations, t e irs ass rains hF. t ) d T• . On the 20th inst., at Upper Porchester-stre that h e was aware a proclamation had been tssued, and ' THE TURN-OUT Ar MERTHYR TYDVIL. Mid and East Lothian took place at Muss e ib urg h great city have no such retreat, arid they there- at 21 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. ores , at First Class Stations. Mrs. IVilliara Williams, of a son, s till-born. . :in, mrip . g r .& .. he was w illi ng t o promote a peaceable dispersion ; and MERTHYR, SUNDAY NIGHT.-Everything has been Links, which was attended by about 1,000 indi- fore must alway s be watched with the jealousy, -- On the 20th inst.; at Gresham-place , Mu"' t Henri -would, few words to the ole to in- uiet here to-day The o if w i s h e d, sity . a p p il , . . • w rkmen, or rather the viduals, 800 of whom might be colliers. Wil son was and repressed with the riesour dile to incorri, GRAND JUNCTION. LONDON AND DOVEIL OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. rick William Price, of a son. On the 18th inst., at Carlisle, the lady o f tieeen an duce them frin e the law. not to in g Tlae superin- Chartist portion of them, have held their private again in the chair, and proposed the resoluti on lel • I' ' s adop- gi e eneenies of the pub ic. Flom BIRMINGHAM TO Ls. Few( LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER: TO ~......-------. a d au ghter. min L e mprieth DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS. - 11. Savile, Royal ArtillerY, of 1d of CaP nedent said his orders were not to per m it an y m ee t. neeetings, at which they deprecated all violence, and ted at Longhead, with the addition of a fourth, to the • VRRPOOL. & MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM. E il the a I te - ing. He was quite sure Mr. Sturge could materiall in cense uence of the caution übl• he Ma- effect that no sin le bod should y q p ished by t g y accept those terms SOUT II 11 ANTs ELE&llON.—Dolphin, South Hants, - Leave Time of Arrival at London. • corn Station. Headcorn. London. of a son. Wilson, of Machinist • d would leave him to take istrates they resolved Ass i s t in preservingyeace, an . g . . to abandon their intention to until they were agreed to by all the masters. Meikle, Aug. 23, Quarter to Eleven.-The nomination for this Birmingham. Departure. Birmingham. --- --.--..---___.--___ -----.... On the I9th inst., at Brighton, 3frs. 730 M 8 15 M 7 5 M G WWI° , _____ ___ 9 40151 tree, Mrs. . The concourse, with the above gen- hold their public meeting at the place originally in- from Whitehill, rose to propoie an amendment, but division of the county is appointed for 11 o'clock, when First Class- •i 45 M First Class.:, a3OMi.9 A Di 930 11 45 740 11 15 a daughter. • Great Jaraes-s hie own course. 10 30 I 5 E 10 55 I 111 E On the 20th inst., in t Mas a ' tlemen at their head, then went forward to an open tended, to-morrow morning, and to meet in-doors at was put down by clamour, and drew off his party to there is no doubt whatever that Lord Charles Wellesley rxed Train *6 0 ri.x t d c if ai. ra . in j 3 1 0 5 , J. 12 45 E 1 30 E 4 0 2 25 E 4 55 hter. Shepheard, of a dant; 1 . / D. Stead, of Griffin-stree • spot, where Afr. Sturge presented himself at the win- Caerdra w instead ;at the same time they determined another part of the Links, where he advised them to will be returned without opposition. rlis procession has Fi l r x sr i CTa r sin 17 V F:f.:, class:. 10 30 315 4 0 615 • 425 640 • Mrs. • On the 20th inst., - . n, still•borsi dow of a workman's house, and was received with to invite the publicans and shopkeepers to join them return to their work, and trust to the justice of their this moment left this place for the hustings, and Lord First Class • • 2 15 E Mixed Train 4 OE ~,, T o , . 615 850 610 845 Charles has •ust • J Informed. me that no other candidate is First Class... 4)2 45 First Chios... 7 II SUNDAYS. SIIN Ale. well, of a son. Mrs. Horatio Harnett, of a so t cheers ; after which he said he caple to the at a public meeting at the Market-square, at five employers ; arguing that as there vvas a large supply Mixed Train 490 - 61551110 50 M 735241, 10 19 M On the 21st inst., - grea expected to present himself. First Class". 715 130 E. 45E 1250 E 32,58 MARRIED. Ns M ee ' Ineetino• with a view to give his best advice to the o'clock in the evening. of coals above ground, their labour would be for some , SUNDAYS. 741 9 35 ' 7 8 935 t Perth, Western Austra !, b c' • • but finding that the authori- The Magistrates had another meeting .to-day, but time in less demand. Smith, a supposed delegate LICHFIELD. ---A feeling opposed to that which has SUNDAYS. IS -people at this cris , ,e, i 45 If . First Class... 3 30 M 8 0 m On the 24th of February, a rulers to Elllllo.' A c bett of the 72d Ilighla ~ b II Est tit - a had thought proper to p e r vent the . meeting I have not been able to learn whether they intend to from Holytown, stated to the general meeting that he so fatally irritated the fested manufacturing districts has mani- nrg!; r i••,; • 7 30 mixed Train 815 itself here ; for, upon The Magistrates suggesting Mixed Train ' 11 30 v . Mixed Train 10 30 12 45 E' 3 Is NORTHERN AND EASTERN. tenant Edwar. -or , t ;.. e o , ht r of the late Bober s Lo rd, rce -present interfere with the meeting or not understood the'greater part of the colliers in the west Mixed Tr.rn 7 0 E Ann Theresa, only daug e froo being keld, and to employ the fo . h Th 1f • - * to the inhabitants the rudence of puttinte themselves in Mixed Train 245. ; _ . _,, . _ 12 Night OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD: hey Church, Herts, Edwaret__r at for • ti,'Ut purpose, however much his views 'nig t e genera eeling is, that if they should do so find returned to their work-the masters, RS he had a sta _.. . T e o , e Trains meet the North Union 'I rain to Freston at Parkside STATIONS, with their Distances from Shorediteh. On the 16th inst., at Bus Ch lotte eldest &Igoe te of effective def P nce ' h• h • against t e irruption of dis- ............ Lea Bodge SN. Tottenham 7N, Edmonton 4%, Ponder's End 1I N, of Lawrenni, V. D. L., -Este, to ar , he there will be a disturbance Th • • be ep i eeeed to the authorities en the subject, t . . e military force here heard, having agreed to their terms. The whole as- orderly' strang ers , , wards of- 500 of them (chiefly the CHESTER AND CREWE. Waltham 14 , i , Broxbourne 14), Roydon 22, Harlow 26%, Sawbridge. Peter Love in, Esq., of Buey. 1 - ni , iit tO distingui3h between a bad law, and at present consists of 140 of the llth Infantry, under semblage separated peaceably, and it is generally ex- labouring clas ) P 1 'cldt b • *al worth 2N, Stortford,3lla. Pi-'-oP e , ~. s prompt y atten e o e sworn in speci FROM CREWS TO CHESTER. FROM CHESTER TO CREWE. DIE D. • eagle s ' edministered it. Sneli being the case, he . the command of Colonel Mitford. The 'Magistrates pected that those of the colliers in the quarter vvho constables, and, With Leaves Crewe. DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS. • Wet ' those who the gentry and tradesmen, are now Leaves Chest er. • B e dford-street, Bedford-sq des etches to the Home-offic thought, fo,- ti;'s sake of the great canse, and for the sent p . e last night, and have struck, and who form a minority of the whole ; organized to act, should the unhappy necessity arise. ' MA" 4 15M MAIL .......... 415 On the 21st inst., et mixed Train 9 0 First Class .... " ......... M . Departure Departure Arrival DepartureMeparture Arrival d Tribe, Esq theis t° sake of the 'peoples themselves, that they ought not to also to Colonel Bishop, Pontypool, commandant will resume vvork in the beginning of next week. The Moniteur Al erien publishes a notice to the First Class .a the Ginn est daughter of g 5 nE Shoreditch.. bourne. Stortford Stortford.! bourne. Shoreditch. °lst inst, AMeli . v 0 , . On the - " F q u Gra!ton-street, itzroy-s are.. expose themsolves, by holding the meeting; te the of the distric!,, and a troo of th 1 3 e Scots Greys, MEETING QF COMMISSIONERS OF SUP- Mussulmans de s i rous tri undertake a pilgrimage to MAIL On' 515 Mau., ..................... . Sunday only the Mall rrains run. 750 ______i_____ .... ----- ---- Thomas Taylor, Esq., of ed IA consequences o," violating the law. He thought the who w ere stationed at Exeter, and some more Infantry, PLY FOR. THE COUNTY OF L ANARK. m e m, that a GON Id • M •ernment steamer wou repair to ers ,aaa==aat...... 80 51 849 51 9 2.5 51 530 51 556 M 444 M , 9SO IC 15 10 45 *8 0 545 1 - t inst 31rs. Bateman, Bunhill-row, ag j Greig , On the 2,• .. 1 .kheath . 've at Cardiff to-morrow cause would g•ai'm far more by the people ahowing - are expected to am , whence At a mee i t.ng of Commissioners held jrt th e c our t_ el-Kebir towerds the end of August, in order to take on CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. ji 30 12 20 E 1250 E 820 852 840 On the 2lst inst., at Lewisham-hill, B ac. , their detenninatie n not to cause confusion or.violence they. will be brought on by the Taft-vale railway. hall, yesterday, at Hamilton, Lord Belhaven in the board the pilgrims of the province of Oran. The steamer .., , r RON LAIRSTER TO BIRKENHSAD 130 B 223 250 920 9 Iff 10 40 Esq., aged 82. l el Willis!? than to resist ala . v., however bad it might be, He *Matters will be brought to necrisis here to-morrow or chair, it was agreed on, the motion of his Lord s hip, t o was then to tench in succession at Cherchell, Algiers, . - ROM BIRKENHEAD TO CREsT_ .P R . , Man. at 5 NJ, and Mixed Trains Mixed Tr ' 2010 33 ) 413 450 11 30 P 2 2 E 12 48 E. On the 21st inst., in Burlington-street, Co s en_ _ poi I 5 '25 5 511 230 E n 0 348 East Ind , a time could assure the m,eeting that their friends were not on T ues day, an d it i s t o be hoped will end in the men vote the sum_ of 300/., for the purpose chiefly of pro- Djigelli. Phillippeville, and Boit , . a and proceed thence to ate 30 and 10 30 M, and at I, 4, and at 11 s an a is atB2lls.nd 10 . 4•: 0 Gould Patriekson, late of the Hon. 0 nil 3 50E, Ids.n. at 530 6 20 431 5 0 548 • • nd ' 45 E. st ir. 1 dria. Ano steamer is to call at this last cite a . , 6 40 t.l. .8 0 ! 853 925 6ao 7 5 8 0 Service. h m Vice - A d inactive. An address' to the middle classes was abotit returning to their work ; but all the men in the Cy-. tecting the miners who are disposed to accede to the A-exan ther _ . _ • - SUNDA:VS.-MA IL at 541 nil S • • UNDAIs.-Mm e d Trains at 830 O r , Sundays Trains leave Shore. On Sundays Trains-leave Stort. On the 18th inst., at the Elms, Chelten a , t yards the close of April at which period the pilgrims , Mixed Trains at 930 1 '' ' d7O 11, and a t end 9so e f , „„ d 0 15E , bu m at drzeh for btortford at 8 and 9 30M, ford for Shoreciitcti at 530 a n d . i Sir Robert T. Ricketts, Bart., D.C. L., age • DWI' to be issued, and it le eel been resolved to summon a fartha, Penydarren, Aberdare, Gydlas, have re . solved terms of the masters, in opposition to the desire of -`). . usually return trom Mecca, to conve) - ' . those of Algeria 630 E. i 630 E. anal at 1 3ii, 3 30, and BE. 1 ,9 30M, and at I 30, 4 3e, and 8 OE. 0 th 19th • t t 11'nterne, Admiral Sir Henry ns a i 1 Conference; elected by tleepeople; who would assemble to turn out to-morrow, and the only works in this their fellow-workmen. A meeting. of the county back to their country. ' Steam racket s le a v e Liverp o ol for Birkenbes-I 90minutes before • This Train leaves Broxbourn e half an hour earlier an Mondays. n e 1., G. C. 8., aged 73. d Mrs. Cstr in a fortnight, when measures Wotild be adopted neighbourheod to which the men are expected to re- gentlemen was held hinnediately afterwards, over ARRIVAL OP LARGE QUANTITIES OF AMMUNITION verpooi the startin g of each Train fur Chester, and frora Birkenhead for Li on the arrival of every Train from Chester. • On the 20th inst., at York-buildings, New-roa , . 4, u „ y eaf which, he hoped, would have`,a beneficial effect, It turn are the Dewlais, belonging to Sir John Guest. which his Grace the Duke of Hamilton presided, at . T , H 'DE Pank.-M0n 5.5.5..,,,,,........„.......,==.: EASTERN COUNTIES. line Pierce, widow of the late Colonel Pierce, u e th Jo" AT THE OWER, AND MAGAZINE IN S. • -- was his ardent hope that the goo:est man then present The men at these works are sa id to be so well affected, which a long discussion ensued as to the present day morning. at a n early hour, a number of ammuni- • NORTH * UNION. • OPEN to BRENTWOOD. nd 11 OM , and at 9e, Artillery service, K.C. B. would e n j o y a ll te l e rights of the richest, and he that they have offered t o ass i s t th e authorities in pre- alarming appearances of the country from the num- tion waggons heavily laden with ammunition (strongly Trains Ileave Liverpool for Lancaster at 315 (Mail), 8 45, DOlNNsWRNNSaitria;o4Moredinths 0 at 838 :t 9 ri and 'lO OM, and , NO i ll OV '•0 ' - ts b . trusted that th e y would show by then- example, by serving the peace ; and they threatenif the turn - ou er ef struck workmen. After. a number of speeches ' gua rded), ar r i ve d at t e e T ower of London and Magazine and 11 Al, and at 230 and 445 E ; and from Mancheeter for 3 at °, ;i t i, l'o, ae, 6 30, and 7 45E. The u fe D u A rn% is performed in about London : Printed and Published by MURDO Y _,,_ i dice No. 112, Stre""' their peaceably dispersing, that .they wer e iissellfied come there to attempt to force them to join in the and motions on the subject •of the grievances corn- in Hyde Park, wh sre it 'Was safely derosited for the u se Lancast er , at 15 minUtes after the Liverpool time of starting. 43 mint•tes. , , leave Brentwood at 8450 45 and 10 45M, and at No:112, Strand, at The Sun O , _ _. D o, for civil rights.-(L oud cheers.) .He believed the: , strike, to " give them a good thra.shing." plained o f b y th e mene it was agreed to recommend of the troops statioued in the Tower, a,nd those in the Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, at 2, . 7 10 and 845 M, and'at I 10 and 550 E. UP 'I , 'RAIN . S 6 20 d 7 z 0 . . 2 30, 3 .30. 5 ati„ an 45 . n ogee , 6 'vs at 845 said WM, the County of Middlesex, Wednesday, AUfrillt 244 such conduct 'to-day .in Birmingham would greatly I - Sir John arrived here to-day, and.will, no doubt, . the sheriff, magistrates, and justices of the county to various barracks in i d ondon and its environs. . , and at 1.30, 4 30, 69. 6 Mt, a:.41.7 451. a . advance their cause.-(Chears.) Departure Arrival A:rival DOWN TRAINS. from at at London. Rugby. B rmingliam ----...---- ---.-- Mixed, to Birmingham 6 0 M 9 30M 11 15 M Third Class, ditto 7 0 1 28 E 3 30 E Mixed, ditto 8 0 11 56M 1 45 First Class, ditto Mixed, to Rugby 'MAIL, First Class Mixed, to Birmingham Ditto ditto Ditto, to Aylesbury Ditto, to Birmingha m 5 0 8 38 10 15 4 Ditto, to Wolverton *MAIL, Mixed *MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M Departure Depar- Arrival. . • UP TRAINS. from ture from at Birmingham Rugby. London. ---- --. ___...-- * Mixed, from Wolverton.. ............... ...... ..... 9 30 M Ditto ditto Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 OM 8 23 M 12 45 E Ditto, from Aylesbury *MAIL, First Class Mixed, from Birmingham ' 10 0 11 17 3 15 Ditto ditto l2 Noon 1 23 E 6 0 Ditto ditto... 1 15 E 2 35 6 30 Ditto, from Rugby !'Third Class, from Birming. 2 20 4 13 10 0 First Class, ditto. 4 0 5 17 9 15 Mixed; ditto. 6 0 7 18 11 15 *MAIL, Mixed, ditto l2 Night 1 23 M 5 30M *Mixed, from Rugby • The Sunday Trains are marked*. In addition to those marked, there, is a Mixed Train leaves Birmingham on Sunday s a t 1 30 E calling at all the Stations, il , `FUlll Lrt, ” aaenvtd 45, riormantan 51, lA . E"': . _..--/H Departure from Arrival at 1 Departure truna Ar i fl d t:e. Manchester. Leeds. I Leeds. 2 1 :1,„,.....ir 7 0 M 10 10 M . 540 M 830 9 0 11 47 ' • 9 5/ 2 10 0 1 15 E 7 40 10 10 59 4 1 35 44 1 10 9 •16 . 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 20 E 320 645 120 E 6 35 445 7 30 3 45 - 45 8 7 0 10 30 6 0 in 0 10 0 12 47 M 7 • 15 iv SUNDAYS.. , 30111 8 OM 11 30M tt ''OM 1 : 1 g 10 59 144 E 10 .16 - , I , 30 6 30 E 10 0 6 0 E , ' 0 10 0 12 47M 7 15 10 4 This Train leaves Brighionse at 7 40 111. .. - sTE n ' BIRMINGHAM & GLOVCE-__ ...,......__. DOWN TRAINS VP TRAINS Prom Birmingham. I Fr02.....9102.........-----'''ise•leri Leaves Arrives Arrives 5 04 Wor- CheL at Gl o u. ..t ,Chel- v` o " 10 ceder. tenharu. cede . tenhans ---....._ - A. M. ' A.M. - Al 5 948 1 12 44 231 250 314 ' 530 6 1 - 11 8 310 457 522 540 ' 815 835 •- IA 4 I I - .8 45 10 30 11 12 11 25 'll 15 11 35 1 P.M. i p.m. 42 47 531 12 15 158 2 2 1 6 237 P 1 x. O 120 - b ii 2 245 434 5 2 515 4 ti 420 a 1 ? g 715 9 9 942 '955. 715 735 - ii 3 0 ... •.• 740 9 0 92 0 10 4 0 g i 530 51 15 926 94.5 415 '4 30 ••• CARLISLE. "i l Leave Arrive at Leave I Mri Nr ti. Newcastle. Carlisle. Carlisle. jot -------- o 7 0 Morning 10 30111orning 7 0 Morning 1 0- 0 l ft ge 45 ' — 10 0 . 1 30 Aftern. 10 0 6 230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. 5 0 630 5 0 • v 6 30 Gov Notic e SCHoOI, .24th (4'o o Forms o tain e d at ti BRU2 Cia regularly a: Uo r A N rt IioTTER at a Q MARGAI Elevet days, a IAR a GAI Oulu day, IPSWICH GRAV Es. particu N. B. p boats. Omnibus Black wall trains -Aar a qui `'very it Illstakwall 1 M r; Dyer Jule 30, 1 11' , A T "ve Wharf: als 6 ,f Rti hour ' Steam Pacl N ast C c ; L and s ,gate Packet s Office s SHIPS de to th, rtnentiont P RINCE r.!,inaber 1. E~ S 'NOUS, A FOR \V 'X, A t r,: r ... furth, fi 4- Lie Thursd Tilur.d Tl'ursd For Freig CHF 4i%erpool— 1, 4 It ds „ nw 47 re-de- G it y , COI D U I.„,CAN ACAN orth Arne k t eley_sq lzonth 0 si i . 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