The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-17 00:00:00

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RIOTS IN TIIF. ALINUFA
(From the l'srp?,,n Ch
The Quarter Sessions for t
Hess, Blackburn, and L, yleml
• house in Preston, on Therein'.
Esq. Chairman, and other Ma
The (hand Jury being sworn.
'4, dress them. After him, general
there was one case its the calendar
an offence not very common; the
' trig a domestic animal. The Lea
in this case to be, that where a
'meal. or out of malice at the ow
haable domestic animal, the Intl i vid
misdemeanor, fee which the Co
sentence of transportation or impri
eeriptinn of offence which the Jes
. e nuke Mitt, upon which he(thc (.its
• few words. The crime to whicit
of much painful public Manta—
looms by lawless. onntrinwionn.
persons guilty of breeking, taking
or tools used by w:rkpeople. TI
statute peened in the nth year of it
' Chemise/1 here reed a long clan
remark, that it skewed the &tenni
tees the property of those who nt
• Idisnments of dint kind. The
Conviction, to inflict the highest
transportation ; but they might,
Impretonntent. By the original
in this respect the Legislature ha
In softening the penalty. Itt was a.
greet numbers of persons had eolle
all resistance, to erteage in these la
sit of hostility OT malice again
brit out of a mistaken notion
here an injary to the workmen.
we had the concurrent -opinion of
turned their attemien to the sultj
the working mechanic% had rat,
Criminal courses. If these inwl
necessary cemeteries:ice of their a
en Use of the power loom, but there
4- district's, or to other countries,
benee appreeiated. Rut so long
enough to resist these outrages
tesult. The Jury most observe, t.
for the purpose of engaging in t
e
engaged. would, be guile" of riot
n.
In concluding lint remarksobe C
'4. to fire! the calendar so fuill ;he
the dist resanwhich, every one, mu.
genereily in this part of the wan
the province of this Court to der
things. It must test wish (lover
tens whom Providence he'd !den
could to remove the eeil. He
1 ment would immediately torn it
earnest wish, hope, and ;nave
i speedily undertaken to relieve th.
' We regret to state, that Burin
. of a cheractet hut ton likely t
have been held In this town. ,
seven and eight ts'cl tek, upward+
• have not been able to learn) toll
(ieorge'smad, and remained a
t which time some very innammat
e by two men, one, we untiersta;
1 the other a resident in Manche
. pie they had borne their eefferi
now donsemething to put an end
' in greater mind ers ; that all
them ; that the were should
- - shops ; and that they should th
a shops and the banks. The
i to pretty nearly the same elle•
eight n clock, with alt unde
a again the following night.
I, greater number. on Thursday ev
a speeehes of a similar cheese'
If were again addressed to thean
ta was particularly violent. He at
the next night armed. A man
e bludgeon, and asked if they we
1, net? The speaker replied that
get better weapons ; but they
of smiths' shop., and the barracks
r., • i everything, and COUid help the
• meetine broke no about half.pn
e, people turned along Cropper-e.
R 6 h ,ppui..l that Cot. Kearney,
1; • Major Eekersley. were riding. a
'.oi soon ns the mob perceived t
it, towards New Cross, hooting,
I tbmwing stones at them, but,
injury.
. Last night, a ranch' larger n
al- . bahly altogsther to between f
he ~ trembled. about eight o'clock. n
all • I vacant piece of ground opposi
at. in After some time spent in ntaki
en, short frock, we believe the sen •
ill
..n,, ceding evening, was appointed ;
• A for about half an hour. In the
er, e gates', who had gone to lllackb
nv -ie • forward into the ring, and state
I: l n legates. however, made their a .
, , ; a he called for the man who,
IR' •'a Ashton-und.r.Lyne; but as
by •
_4 Chairman proceeded to addr
ein
.. lit
ruyenhenawieanycel,ikteelltihneg.telatem,„thoaft.
cowards.
,re fpceirlotaiw s
t,
hwe
yh owwoueritel
hdeterminedm,.e ce
rpe
;, i
ii,
a stick) is
n After a
their
hi
nl long
ils;
butit ratnh,
m. ffnot;ewahriel,woaunldd,,Ti,niell.iettlwe lat,isitspe-
g,
44
irc ~I'.. poses, or he would brine aihlr• s
fur
/ I
lit- to stand up for themselves. TI
- :
,1,, of people to
.
hear what passed
Ir. ' wtohsoawyea,neTy. th
observe,
v i,t,
selves oppressed. and men see: t
ilfie be
would.ere
the people then separtited. It
. -ai'
balk of the people assenibleil f
"n 1 '.
le letice mann:stet! by the specie
It) I STATE 05' TRADE.—Ther
• under thisnead. We fear t
• , very partially cmrloyed, is sin
h of labour there has been a fur;
. though we do not see yet any :
fur pieces of goods and yarn
it• worse since our last report.
an . We understand the church
al, finding employment for a nor
the plied to them for relief.; and
or i..,,, a gestiotts and applications ere
' - - they want to leave eerfermed.
. • favourable for etteetime. on re
ey, meats, for stitch means call
for s
for Tire most interesting of
So dry a spring end stionni-
nk
hap; never known in the t
IS rain in the West Riding of 1
tad of the year. is 10 inches ; but
rte, rological report made at the
has s ciety„ that we have had little
• to June, both i"CIUSiTP. TII
rili. tion, it has extended over En
cot green of intensity. During:
cr- over the kingdom ; in some ..
AVednesday and Thursday. i
reW fine diffusive ehowers, wine
e very general. This rain h:net done incalculable goad to t
lof . wanted. The hay hstvest
has been extremely deb
Ibis , a crop, and in many pl
stiff ~ thy. Not a blade of gran
nil, every little patch where eat
and the hay gathered. Wh
into lag; this is • crop which re.
Ind - , the principal resource upon
food, we have much reason
Hilt a fair average produce. e
had , very deficient, and we sup.
discretion given to them of
etc. of grain of this descriptio
the they are in general small, t
anal if rain should come. th
become productive. The
,i; of• rated greatly within the last
is so much dintinienein that
be by the rain, are beginning
of by
vegetation.
nid . The difficulty of finding
. - drain upon the parochial rat
Society for aff rding relief
oth -- been under the necessity of
more than once, any poor
ex- within 30 miles of this pl
in • parish for relief.
While we hear frequently
on poor, it is only fair to state t
voted to din:tensed families
sir, employment, they have,
the money, stating that th
len had better be given to odic
Ii et
themselves.
Ices
etrenDifieT
l.thillE
isd.nS
imtri
nett • -
hat
;reti,
we might add, lass increase
t