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'AVON. LONDON SOCIETY, ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH. PERKINS"S SAFETY PRINCIPLE OF GENE- LAW NOTICES. Mt. H. Suentan objested to this mode of proceeding. il.l t , .
_....- RATING HIS HIGH-PRESSURE STEAM. ' -...au....- Mir T. TIIIITOW feh desire:Ma to be informed whether any fele • 1
ieaturrlay.l Is AID OF THE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY ASH TITS IRISH
EVAIMELICAL SOCIETY. A Meeting of the inhabitants of the parieh of St. Saviour, Smith-
We stated in our former article upon Perkins's principle MIDDIASSS CCA°USVERTS Toe jr
BKE I TNRGI'ESDBEBNY Cc?, is. How mugs tenventatt", .
matted ae to the order of bringing on 'notices. After some further ' * •
t the Coro Exchange ___-.....-- week, was held at the Vestry, for the purpose of receiving the Re- I '' . 1
held yesterday evening port of the Committee of Church Repairs, relative to the plan toe of generating bis high-pressure steam that, by means Of TIM DAY AT WESTMINBTER. The Cotter decided, on the report of Mr. Glavin. that the .
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r. O'Cowwwt.t. read ilettuyairtton, Soutbamittaa-build. building a church. ;
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Tanhneaolarel mereenthneMettf ts) prtec. keeping water exposed to the action of fire while under Vereae • Leitch Garrett •. Pinchard Walker • Powell • practice was to rec, ive all the report'', and to'uiepose of all the
Lendon, January 4, in Ins The report stated, that they had issued advertisements, in pure el erlet • Abbott . ,
the amertion that Chancel! Awe. sufficient preseure 1 ld i pregnate it with the '
, le oou m he King vSlowman Same •W. Pinehard Joseph • Walton
suPPe6e Hnbson v Dyson Wanes% ea:interning high constables, previously to the agitation oF . i . .
th ors mance of a resolution, inviting to obtain plans for the building of . Lewis • Staples Herbert v. Mullett "'lntik '
el. After alluding tee. JOsE PH BC TTEIWORTH, Esq. M.P., In the chair.
of al% eb d r ,ea highest degtees of temperature. In‘illeistration, bade • Some Acklam • Penman Mr. BRISCOE gave notice that he should, et the next Sessione,
c Claims in the next mite tatatamax opened the buetness by stating the objects • new ur at the west en o the preeent church, calm et to .
o receive su . iptions in at o t e
tree' ••al f h afford full amommedmion to the periehioners. Plans had been an iron commit filled with water, screwed up at the monk Gee v Dray Frothermgham v Watson a Wace move for an alteration of that practice.' , 1. •
tent mete did not oc the Seciely, sent in fur their inspection, when, after a close inveetigation, they atul touch-hole, were put into a blast furnace, one of two Dot, Ste. a Wallis
Murphy • Macklin Defter a Cromwell aleagoe r Nestor
Ruithwerth Skipme v Smith • 1 ''
ich it did at the coin: s segues mentrorhmetiehl-Treete.net for the promotion of education among
d the other for teaching and directed that the premium of MU. offered by the parish for the best things must occur, either that the cannon would bunt from FINANCES, ite.
le commercial calanni. gth same class of individuals design, was due to Mr. George Gwilt. jun. The estimate of the askey • 3torris Brnwn • Ayling Storey • Dean Mr. De glens said It was his wish to give notice of a
.motion to
which he had frequently adverted. In this wish his friend% had
terations ; and recants scitlT,deretoiintigintobtrioinisnriify
ed hatehe himself had had ocular expense of this new church was 13,u001. and a contract was t the ex llt 1 te ddt •rtio in the II
pension of t w tea et wa ran e eno a a scale. v Bird
Oillett • Tuck The King v Fuller .
0 present the Catholic Slenrlphtern'tea.maone
M that country. The clatitnian slat t.
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t lower e en. strength of the metal causad by the intense heat applied to
lasses of persoos tiered to complete it in Sheen months. It was calculated to contain • e • Gayle? • Rentledge Grad bury • Shells Sq fully coincided. He therefore meant to move tar a Conpei•tee to '
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demonstration of the degraded hate . e vire* v Sheer
n the first instance, ia nded, "ti he had the Westin of scats for 1,900 inhabitants, exclusive of the seats for charity it, or tbe water necestatily partakum of that excess of heat Genner v Brown examine the public business ef the Comity in respect to Penance
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Thompson • Rist Guerin • Watts
fog wilgoro these benefit% were Inte. an f
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children. Reports and Motions. He did not intend at present to glee muter
s doing much or the vintner' o would become red hot. Iron heated read hot is supposed Stockdale v Onwhyn Doe, ate. • Winer
been reported to haye knowing that this Society
wait' h these people laboured, and that Mr. ELLIS lamed that the premium awarded should be paid to contain somewhere about 1,100 or 1,200 degrees of heat. Hodson e Lomax Caiger • Vaal than a mere outline of what his motion contemplated. .
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, declared that that re. moeal tlegradstion under wlc Mr. SPICER satd that a similar notice was alreedy given. The :i.,‘ '.4
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II fu h tention of the be. over to alr. Guilt, and the designs given over to the see of the
funds alone wee wanting fur tbe sti et ete ex h Therefore, as Perkins can strengthen the materials of his Hon. Gentleman then proceeded to animadvert bn the shameful •
4.l,rtier, a Paper in Wardens. . • .S. i • I
netits which the societies in question weve &Weeding te t e peasantry
Th. i r LAW IN7'ELLIGENCE. l' 1 •
eminences of the mos steam generator to say extent required, it follows that lie manner in which the County business was genera:ly treated. It was
Igh the medium of tat of haslet. Ile would not go further Into particulars, which _is trot on, a ter someedconyntion, waitenrrliett unatrh.imt o.utsly.
I can actually carry up his water to red heat and thus ob- .-......--_ usually brought on at a late period of the day,when a great majority ,
would fall more within the provioce (if thoeedwhwohwoufld ad d jleeltir II t.e.tl;: ert neeext in or COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Witsauntsria. a i
of the Magistrates had gone to dinner. Such secession was ex... 1
to promeute him (Me I i mth at i taw otlaisee4 more expeZlileonnito)bauilid34 ' tain the reatest d ee of expansive power Of which steam TUESDAY, Jaw. 10. 1
light in the calamities- the ineatteg in tbe "'mile Of
the
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Pch more cons. a church at the west 41nd of the preeent edilice, titan to restore tkat is suecepgable, a tremely natural, particularly at tias period. of the year: Them
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uection with the Societies in geestion, were so m nd which is estimated by the highest mien- - were, however, numerous instances of the tnjunes retultiog from ' i .
anti had never derived portlen of it.
petent to give the desired infornationt. . Shane* I.efbre Lord Chief' Justice ABBOTT and r was Juries.
tific authoeities at 56,0001b5, or 4,000 atmospheric pees- . -,, eon - such a mode of proceeding. In one case, with which he would ' e
easons of distress. He hen teed the Report of the Mr. 'f. Sactrorms strenuously opposed the resolution. The '. '
Mr.lVuxetta, the Secretary, sure, upon the square inch. - content himself. as far as regarded illustration, of the mischief, he .
truth of his positive, red that there were 1,147 schools assumption on which is was founded, namely, that all the architects . .11 , The cases which occupied the Court the whole of this day were knew .
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Committee, by which it spree h that only three or four Si seistrates remained when so heavy •
Is when any thing was ber of children and adults had sent in piano for rebuilding, because they thought the restore. During the recent official experiments upon Perkt s s
founded by the Society, and that
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he E eliesl So- tion of the venerable edifice ineligible, was erroneours They sent stemm-gun it was brOught to the proof that an ouutee ball of no interest whatever, but to the parties concerned. rate as I 5.000 t. was imposed on ale County. I i
educated therein amounted to 85.000 , t at t
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....... Mr. Itesott JACKSON' agreed SO perfectly in the minciple of ! e - • ... ~ .
. they ought to be pen. ciety had supplied 711 teschers, or readers or the Scrtptu . .
res, and in plans for rebuilding because this was the object of the silver. propelled by his ingli pressure steam, carried tiff to between MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, TUESDAY, JAN le. •'•
the motion that he would second it. it was nowolous to postpone s . • !•.1 a ,
re desire of promoting If' of i If rea •t f i cam
had distributed 1.7119 Bibles and 93,509 Testaments, making an twernent upon tle a.ce t.
.any a 'nee
_o em n .wr 60 and 70 atmospheric pressure only (i. e. 840 to 900 lbs.
submitting to the con. istribution of the former year of 7,006. the So. questioned on the subject of res.oration, there could not be • emu t --mlnne-- matters to a late hour. If one day was not adequate to the tautness t ; I k
'atholies of Ireland, a Menage on the d pressure to the inch), penetrated a log of dense wood A man of the name of Clarke indicted of the County, it would be better to defer it to the next, or for a
anent in 1816 133 200 as to its being done far cheaper than rebitilding, and by the faculty for an amanit on
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arty having circulated, since their establisl , I :' ~ '
u which had been the ' ' wtech h lad bit'. ed f the Biettop of IVinchester, they were
iteyi o in rem nearly one-fifth further titan was thrown by a musket pre- Oliver Duke. • police officer, while in the execution of his duty. series of days. rather than that the inconvenience of ri hurried coo.
copies of the Holy Scriptures.. sideratinn by afe M •
w , amen atee, should be emperienced After • i
ie wnrds " unqualified 'fhe Rev. T. II CUSTER (aecretary o t e
f h London Hibernian enabled to restate the whole edifice to its ancient style of grandeur. viously tried against the san.e log at Woolwich, although, The defendant called no witnessm, and only gave • simple nee some obs ations from Mr. Teen 8 .
yeon and Mr. mann, i (' '
no frequently used by ative to the statement of the renecutor.
that he hail to He besought them to consider that the liberal Corporation of as it afterwards turned out, owing to the too large size of g ye P
Society) then addressed the meeting, and said,
Ted h Sir THOMits Ttrwrott said thst the temptations of • good din.
a uneonditionality and meet. London and an enligbtened public, looked with some interest for 1 . MAIM TATT. who presided in consequence of the illness of . ,
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move that the Report now read he
..._ approved. and tam te. . .ds . . Perkirui's hall, it took nearly 15 atmospheres of steam to the et - • • . • ney and a pleasant fire up stair, would prove a sutficient induce.
hat should these nue. non in questlon had been the means of etiolating their ecision on this question. He concluded by moving, as an ,hairman, addressed the prisoner previom to passing eentence. te •- r m ;,. F .
ing that the Associa • overcome the resistance afforded to the passage of the ball mem to Max . ~
tee 111190TRy o. ...a.g..tratee after • certar'n hour, to
w connected with their to a large portion of the poor of Ireland that Infant-moon an MOM .
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amend h h R h Id be f ed h kto the C,om.
ment, tat t e eport sou re err sc Ile said that the °facets were men who ehould be protected ; thet , t if
retire from a cold and cheeriest' coneideration of the County busis 1. . t•
aperate in one common instilled" wbich alone could raise them from the degraded state outtee. for them to examine and report as to the repair or .
num. through the musket barrel ; while with Perkins's smallest the public were protected hy them, and that the offence of the
in which they had so long remained. He said every one must have don of the building. smed steam generator (consoucted to work a snmall steam- prisoner was therefore highly criminal • and he sentenced him to nes% In anticipation of approaching election* the County Mem. '
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to procure unanimity, felt she importance of giving education to the rising generation. Mr. SODEH, ie an an able speeci ,
h seconded the amendment. engine whose cylinder measures 34 inciws diameter by 14 three mom& im wise i
1 nn ent and hard labour.
' ben might remain and dimwit the county Tama but the eloquence
n opinions, while they f if •It th
The object of the Society was to extend the principles of moral A long discurton followed, in tre course oet le ere were inches in length), from which these balls were projected, Robert IVricht was then put to the bar being indicted for an of Cicero, he was afraid, could not prevail so Magistrates, unin.
fluenced by electioneering motives, to forege the gratification of • •
eady to pledge himself eduratien, not to any particular sect oe denomination, but w per. five co alit speaking at once.l
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be the steam was subsequently carried up to 110 atmeepheres, I •If 1 • '
assay ton 1 lin eton, another &Eder. nig arose oet of the good and cheerful dinner, when the regular hour had arrived, to - # i
empted to couple them sons of every belief whatever. He Ob. Webster) then stated that The mover of the angina . otion gan at length to say, that he • . tamer ease. Theeeetee did not appear to prottecute, but as the the dulness of county details. . .
ese them On any condi. the number of persons taught in these schools were 04.260, h •th I • d
of which saw it was of no un., prnshhaving
_coon t cre wi t leg min s
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or 1,540 lbs. premure to the square inch, wit l•
It t-e most per- defendant had 1 ed
neg ect to serve notice of trial he could not get an alt. BRISCog concurred in the sentiments of the mover ana •' ii ' 1 1
d, until the Catholics 12,000 were adults, and called upon the meeting for their assist. made up to vote against im, e would gave up. t t safety antt power of control. acquittal. t
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ance to make this number still greater. The expense of a year's A number of panshionm now began to eave t e estry, having !meander. The businest of the county unquestiesabla was ma.
Such being the facts, authenticated in the presence of James and :inn William; were indicted fur atsaulting Richard naged in a very improper manner. It should not be putoponed or 't
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6*ensions among their tuition, he said, was osly four shillings, and each child or adult been then several hours. . official gentlemen of the highest military rank,-the pro- Lyster, jun. hurried over for the accommodation of any particular niagieuate. -; i
le that Mr. O'Connell NM taught to repeat, by heart, tour chapters every quarter. The Several supporters of Mr. Ellis called upon him to persevere.
ed pelling force of gunpowder being found inferior to 70 Mr. Prendetgast appeared for the prosecutoe, and Mr. Phillips If one day was insufficient why not appoint another ? Soch it k
IC common Imitate, he Reverend Gentlemen concluded with moving, that the Report be The resolutions were then put, when the numbers appear a fo hd 1
efentatnts.
tying 6nd, to abandon nearly equal. tmospheres pressure of steam, while the power of steam is rt e practice would be decidedly the preferable mune, and it' suireerted
received. . Richard ',yews jun. examined by Mr. Patenenoesr -I live by Mr. Sumner he was sure of its adoption. That gentleman, itt 1
: was practically seas. Mr. %V. GUMMI!) next addresed the meeting at some length, A division took place, when there appeared 21 in favour of the susceptible of augmentation to 4,000 atmospheres-it is with my uncle, a pianororte-maker, rodding in Porter-street. Long, fact, is a petty sovereign in this Comte and does not addles* the • ! 1..
ey might not be smog, and emend into a strong invective against the Church of Rome. Amendmemt, and 24 against it. clear that the propelling force of gunpowder, under an y acre ; the defendants occupy the lower part of the house ; the first, other magistrates ae if they were his equals. "
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st.) lie said it was true that the Pope lua not the power now that he The erightal Motion of Mr. Ellis, expressive. of the opinion of modification hitherto practised or known, bears no corn- floor tenanted be my uncle to carry on his business ;he also resides Instead of the notate a motion was then put and carried. A -
' the country been se ea- formerly had, but that the general cbaracter of the Roman Calm- theruh in favour of rebuilding, was then camel narison •11fPk' ' h• h
wmt i t tat o et ins s ig.. steam. there ;on the 24th of October last I went to open the outer door of Committee was accordingly formed. (
't° mil "rt Mr• °Un- ' lies wee still the sarne. They still had their superstitious relics, Tin meeting, it is necessary to state, was at that time very thin. i , the house at about eight o'clock. I shofar after found the door
ern ? Had the Yoke of d their miracles performed in the person of Prince Hohentohe. After some further busioesit relative to the fees and other local Ihe dreadful explosions of the usual bigh-presaure, and h WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
an s ut, and again went to open it, when al eat' il lams attacked me, and . ,
'Melt regarded then ? Ile called upon the meeting fot their assistance and co.operation io matters. the 1
'estry was adjourned. even of tile low-pressure steam migine boilers (in both struck me several severe blows. During tine affra %I Wil
y ra. i iams On the motion of 31r. R.Sl;xt NKR a Committee of Illagietratee , •
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.nt the proper time to enable the Society to send preachers into Ireland, for that he con. ___ . ___ ___ - which the steam is absolutely inert, as compared with rushed out and emptied the contents of a vessel upon my person, was appointed fin the purpose of considering the best method of ,
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e would atubmit to Mr. tended was the only way in which they could hope for success. carrying into effect the late Act for the alteration of weights and
THE COTTON TRADE. Perkins's high-pressure steam), vrould, a priori, lead to the and also upon that of the apprentice, who Nag with me.
g more with eeprd to The Gentleman eeked what had become of Jerusalem-of Rome- nmeanires, i. e y g
at re tard to econom and the eneral convenience of the 1 • '
conclusion that excessive danger must attend the genera- On being cross.examined by Mr. PHILLirs. he denied having
of Constantinople-and where were the cities of Egypt and -.a-. opened the door too early, or haying called Mrs. Williams any c
county. and it was added that a Report be presented by them to
if the Catholics of Ire. Northern Africa ?He was hiring the war, like Scipio, into We have now before us the statement of the import of non and use of Perkins's steam. 'f_he very reverse,. _
how- opprobrious names. Mr. Williams, hc said, was net in the room the ourt as soon as conveniently possible.
t hound willing to atm* the enemy's camp, and that could only be done be sending Cotton into Liverpool, London, and Glasgow, during the ever, experience has proved to be the fact, on which ac- when his wife threw the filthy water upon him. INSTRUCTION TO PAISONERS. :' '
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Preachers to show to the people the mugs and fallames of the „int year, as we..
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ii the stock estimated to rennin in the count Perkins's engine, now nearly twelve months at work,' Edward Grady, the next witness, examined by Mr. PRESIDER- Mr. PALMER. in prefacing his adjotiened motion, said Out Int
2by 31r. O'Conaataaa priests. Ile( Mr. Gilbert') then adverted to the conduct of a priest r i[ f
runt, Eeq. a hich had been lately. brought before the public. and concluded Po_,
rts on tbe 31st of December last. has been named the " Safety Steam Engine "-an appella- otter -I was employed a fortnight constantly to keep the door should trouble time patience of the Court bht for • short time. If . ....
inutee of the Wet dayai with seconding the motion that the Report be received. VI e shall first state what has been the total import o
• f tion which, as will be shown, cannot be justly applied to open.
.I.t was kept open to transact Mr. Lyster's business. I heard gentlemen were anxious they should not be delayed. There mu • . I . -,
awe to tbe order of the Mr. 31`Voironn wished at this moment to athirus the meet- Cotton into the ports during the year 1925, contrasting it any steam-engine hitherto constructed. Mr. 11 illiams was a porter at the bock Hospital. Ile also heard va‘t field of inquiry, but he wanted capacity to eapatiate on it. He .'e i •
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to the Catholic Prelates. init. but it was oNected en the ground that he was not a sub- with the import in 1824. We shall proceed to explain the manner in which the ex- that he was an apothecary ;he corroborated the testimony of the might however, venture to assert, that intellectual and physical
former witness. relative to the assault, but in reply to a question power; are not given for the individual alone, Vut to' tenefit society 3 1 i
'rawer+ from Dr. Curtis, scriber, and theretore could not be heard In this stage. 1825. 18'24. Incr. in 1825. plosions of both high-presaure and low-pressure steatn- put to him by alr. Phillips. he said that it was a bmin containing at large. An acute writer had well observed, that whatever trade 1 .t ;
it, and Dv. Coppinger The CHAIRMAN said that there were two other Resolutions to Import into Liverpool 706,319 447.960 258.359 engine boilers occur, and the principle adopted by Mr. suds and water which had been emptied on him and Lyme!, jun. to enlarge the mind also tends by the same procese to improve the
hink it expedient to raj put, and when that was done he should have no objection whatever London 113,310 64,297 19,023 Perkins to obviate the danger. Richard Lyeter, gen., examined by 31r. PRENDEEDAST, cor. nta n. His proposition was grounded on the Act of. Parliament.
that that Perlare fully tto hear the Gentleman. but as the Report and the Resolutions were Glasgow 31,64 28,719 2,9013 borated the testimon of the former witnesses •' i
which determtned that instruction should be supplied: This was
, and that the Clergy of • he tbe deebioa of the subsaibers only, that business must be gone In low-pressure steam-engines, so much improved by that ro
31 p , y . • .ll' ;.
- - - r. uttiars here observed that he was most anxious that this the Act of the 4th Gen. IV. e... 24 In its enactments it !peeks ex- . e
a census of the people. . ttrough before he could hear any person not in that capacity. 821,266 b 40,976 280,290 great philosopher and mechanic, the late Mr. Watt, whose case should be arranged. It was contrary to his advice that his pressly of schoolmasters. It was not a mere chum, fem a fixed .
üblin during the present At this moment a getileman inid his subscription in order to be From this comparative statement it will be aeen that memory the nation lies, most honourably to its best feel- client had refused to come to an accommodation ;he should observe rule. The veining Magistrates ate thereby empowered ta extend , •'t t
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hen they would conic to tiled to answer the charge which heal been brought against the
. Grace the Primate he the im tin the last ex .•ed th t •
Catholics generally by Mr. J. W. Gilbard. After some a:lnverse- Por . .
cc s a in the preceding year by ings, recently commemorated, steam was rarely, if ever, that the reply of time witness Grady, that " lie heard Mr. Williaths instrueion according to discretion. The Committee met once, and s
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abet things, stated that . eon the two Reselations were mewed and seconded by the Rev. - , •
otICI 290 bags Of this increase 238,.359 bees have been employed by him exceeding a pressure of twenty pounds was a porter at the Lock Hospital," stamped a character of malice on sentiment+ were expressed unfriendly in general to instruction. It at ,
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attached to the Catholie . Mr. Evanson,_ Mr. Barber, the Rev. Daniel Stewart, of Dublin, ' ' t the
imparted into Liverpool, and only 21,931 into the ports of 0 •I F • 1 I h' h
square Inc i. rom accu enta causes, IV lie can the case. Mr. Williams was a highly respectable man, and no one was determined that at Brixton, where the tread.mill wsS in opera- .. (
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who then saw him could suppose he had been a porter at the hock tion, die prisoners should be instructed for an hour each day alter- t-•
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he meeting of the Pre- and the Rev. Thomas Gilbard, who in their turns took a view of London and Glasgow. scarcely be guarded against in practice such as the safet
1 y limpital. He wished this might not go further, and that both natelythree days in the week ; and where this species of labour did'
.hey would recetve other the objects of these Societies, when Mr. Al`flonceth entreated te'; (.
The largest previous import of Cotton into the kingdom valves getting out of repair, the want of a due supply ef parties would consent to be bound over to keep the peace. not exist, as at Kingston, that an hour in every one of the six days
ion. 3lr. Conway con- :gain to be heard, and was at length allowed to proceed. wbich he
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Prelates should be re- aid aceidat much noise and confuetoo. He reprobated in strong waa in the year 1823, when it amounted to 668,684 bags ; water to the boiler, arising from the imperfection of the 311 r. PREWDELWAST refused to sanction this arrangement ;he should be allowed.. The beneficial effects were obvious. and the .. .. •
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terms the speech of 31r. J. W. Gilbael, and found fault particu. less by 152,582 than t .po y . or feed pipes, tke. the steam in low-pressure en- WOU d not, he
.said, consent to have proeccutor bound over to keep progress in teltication was surprising. A laudable emulation of ex. 5,
. the peace. against whom no imputation had been made.
ITC here took place re. lady with a statement in the Report, which described a Catholic it
L.ough the import of 1825 mas greater than that of any ..
eines has too often become converted into high pressure cellence was thus made to occupy the breaets which vice might •
in this Association with Priest as saying, that he did not know more of the Testament than previous year since the commencement of the Cotton trade, f ffi ' Ibthb 'I --
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steam, o su cient atrengt i t? urst
.e oi er, an Mr. MARRYATT said, that it WAS desirable that people who otherwise have ire:faded with enemas. Continuous instructien was
lived in the mune house. and who would be in frequent conuict with mach better than when interrupted. The interveniog days of non- II 3
,of Eddeation. Met part ca it which was necessary to do the offices of his Cure, the fact cannot surprise any man who has devoted the least spread devastation all around. rhese terrific consequences each other, should be on friendly terms; he therefore advised the instruction mulch vleakeued the effect of former lectures. He ad.
the observations said to and wished, as this was said to be an extract of a letter containing
rd to that Report, which the venation, that the name of the individual should be given. attention to the commercial transaction-
eof the past year ; have originated from a part of the steam, when of too parties to consent to be bound over to keep the peace. mined the utility of the tread-milt as an engine of puniihment. i
great expansive force for the boiler to bear, bursting that The defendant would not agree unless the Court bound over the and it might be dangerous to destroy its salutary influence in the
and valuable one. The Rev. Mr. Weary Ea said, that in his office of Secretary, he much less can it surptise mercantile men who took so pro- v ). I •
ocreet for Gentlemen to received weenty letters from the teachns every month, and that he minent and so active part in those transactions. The Idl. • • e •d • h •
,an tte remamine steam contame in t e magaztne, pro:tumor, which, as it had no power to enforce, the case pro. prevention of crime ; but for the two yean that the culprit;
ceeded. might be confined, it could not be considered unreasonable •
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Ile Olt. Conway) had could not recoiled at that moment from which of them it came, but wonder, as we observed nearly two months ago, would have usually consisting of a third or fourth part of the whole Ann Wtight was then examined by Mr. PHILLIPS for the to devote a nionth instead of a fortnight, wi• ich wee the present ag- I e. , •
,of one of the highest - pledged himself to giee the information at a future period, should been if the import tad been small, and not that it has been boiler, following up the shock, scatters the fragments, as defence-I work for Mrs. Williams. I went to her koutte in Porter- . .F. ,
gregate, to instruction, and the remainder to pensity. Let the Act
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t was probable arrange- ang gentleman require it. I 1 in the bursting of a bomb-shell, in all directions. The street on the day in question. I saw Grady, the apprentice, there. fisaa
ludic Peeletee and the The CMAIRMAN soul that during the speech of Me. J. W. unprecedented y arge. When, indeed, we review the ex- fair play, end let gentlemen, as they were bound by oath,
would be highly sane.. t Gabel he had heard these words used, o mat is false." Now, as traordinary speculative operations of the preceding year, we E°wer, even, of ex eed• 1
c ing y weak steam, as coinpared with I heard him insult Mrs. Williams. I heard him cull her a rem execute its provisions. He lately read a charge by i Right Rev.
the conversation dropped. ahe could not allow their proceedings to go forth to the world with are surpnsed that the import of Cotton into the kingdom oerkins's hi di steam may be exemplified from the fact opprobrious name. I went to the house early that morphia, at half- Bide", which states. thst " when the law speaks out, private Irk' r" ..
*, -11' h • • 1 • ' oast six. 1 heard Mr. Lyster, jun. also abuse Mrs. 14'1111ms ; judgment must give way," drc. The visiting magistestes are the .., ,
gof the Association foe i such as observation unexplained, be trusted that the gentleman has not been nearer 900,000 bags. that a part of a boiler wic sonic tune since oust in he desired the boy to call her whatever lie pleased. Mot. Williams persons appointed by the Act, and to them the matter should be .x -
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16th instant. If at the i oho bad used them would avow thern, in order tbat an explanation But •
it may not be uninteresting, if we should contrast Coenwall, exceeding two tons in weight, was thrown said, that if he did not deeist and go away she would throw some. left. It was wrong to fetter them. The hon. megistrate then
which en much had been ' might take place. • clear over a high house adjoining the engine-house, and thing at him. as Mr. IVilliams WM not then up to defend her. airs. moved,- s
•ould give up his opinion Mr. 31va ewe said that he was the person who bad dime so, the descriptions of Cotton in which the greatest increase in _.. e -
lie would move that the and he pledged himself that in a few days a complete exposure of the import has taken place. In American kinds the in- fell some hundred yards distance. In like manner a piston, Williams was then washing her hands, and in a moment of ireita- " That, notwithstanding the report of a Committee sppeinted to I 1 , I
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ous Liberty, intended to tbe foul calumny against the Catholic Priests would be nude, than crease has been not lese, compared with the import of flllft w • ht which hail become jammed
o near yia aon mg , tion, being exasperated by Mr. Lyster and the boy, h h h
s-e t-rew t-e consider the instruction of persons committed to prieon, it be re.
contents taf the basin on both. I arose at six o'clock. I live commended to the vieiting magistrates of the different prisons to i , ,
re on the Std or Februan. which smote ban and malicious falsehood had neva been pro. 1824, than 142,647 bags ;an increase more than one-half in its cylinder, could not be started with the greatest me- at twenty minutes' walk from alrs. Williams's house. muse instruction to be given for one hour every day during six t
.sary invitations could be mitigated. of the total import from the United States in that year. chanical power that could be applied to it. The enginde Cross-examitied by Ma nem:les-I am. a day.woriter. lin cleye in the week, instead of three days." i-'
ad invite the Bishops of The CHAIRMAN mid, that be now understood the charge in m . , • man having heated up his steam to fifty or sixty poun s geneml wem to work at n
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me o clock but Miler on the day the as- The motion having been emended,
ne Peers, wheat Resole. question had appeared in a letter in the Conrier newspaper, but of Dna tne "Port of Cotton from America, during the pail
e advice they seemed re- which himself he knew nothing. year, great as it was, did not equal the import from that Pressure to the inch, applied it under the piston ; the re- unit tool: place, ail Min. Si 'Mame had mourning to make up. Mr. H. Su m tte it said he did not approve of the present mode
Mee the liberal Members Mr, Minter' v %aid he did not apply the term false to 31r. Gil- country in the year 1523, as the following statement will h t •t
* e the piston from all its stron con-
sult was, t-a 1 .or g Mrs. Todd was then called, and examined by Mr. PHILLIPS.- of proposing a eeparate resolution, when the report was allowel
I occupy the second floor. On the day in question 1 heard Mr. to stand. That part or the report which regarded this subject was * :/*11; .:
d for Emancipation, and bard peremally, but to the letter which contained the statement. show :- nexions to the engine, carried it through the roof of the by„ter Jume:re,r, That is all I wanted; I will do for you." I fully discussed, and carried by a large majority ; the limitation to
The Coatauew said certainly he must my that he differed Bags. house, together with the engine man, and propelled it se- repeatedly h the younger Mr. Lyster call Mrs. Williams names. three days was apProved of. It W.ls these continual renewals of s
by 3lr. O'Connell would ; very much front Mr. (Sahara, and he had spoken to the gentleman Total impott of American in 1025 - 449,255 eeral hundred yards distance. If then, as can be proved I did not hear him call her any on that day. I heard him nay he matters which had been so often decided, that caused ;he corn- -
king for the Ulster Meet- near him as to the propriety of interrupting him ;he hoped, how. Ditto Ditto 1824 - 425,195 by indisputable evidence, this comparatively weak steam would drive a nail in the door to keep it shut. I know Mr. Lyster plaints of the insufficiency of a singld day for the discharge of the ' I
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, either on the ad or 3d of ever, that the meeting would make some allowance for the tempo. --- has effected what is here related, it would argue atobe an epothecary. He was an apothecary at the hock Hogrrital. county business. The Hon. Gentleman was also inconsietent, for • I
rary indiscretion which had been engendered in the heat of the mo. Excess in 1823 - - - 24,060 Mr. Lyster, Ken. being recalled, swore that the witness li right he alleges that by the Act this Court beano authority, and yet his
the grand diem be given ' mem, particularly when it was considered that their object was the We may fairly presume, therefore, that no inconsiderable letermined disinclination to admit the power of Perkins's was not in the houee at all when the affray took piece. He saw motion most suppose the Neer to reside with them. He (Mr. 'I
wried. gof their fellow-creatures, whatever the creed might be that 11' h- 1' 1 al d d • 1
ig pressure steam, w tic 1,
.as rea y state , was carnet her come in when all was over.
Mon 0
Po • f the Cotton imvorted in 1825 was from the stocks Sumner), also doubted of the expediency of the proceeding, and
Mr. DAVID LYNCH Wall they ptofessed. - - • a. • • up beyond 1,500 lbs. to the inch, were it doubted that it Mr. Lyster. jun. and Grady swore to the same effect. appealed to Mr. Green, the GOvernor, whether it was not ft coat. '
of Mr. latwegge thank* which hail accumulated in the American ports during the . • . i
Mutual nalanations took place between Mr. Evanson, 111 i ec i. couid propel cannon balls with equal sUperiority of force Ann Wright being recalled, repeated what she had already mon practice w2th pentons on a second committal, to affect an
, Mr. Coppinger, and tbe Webster, told Mr. Steuart. and it is due to these gentlemen to say pr et mg year. 'lite next g
reat increase of import is in Brazil
to gunpowder, as it did those of the musket. sworn. In reply to a question from one ot' the Jury, she said that ignorance of welting and reading, in order to obtain the hour's ,
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... that their conduct wee marked by a liberality. frankness and bene. Cotton, the excess over the import in 1824 being 55,475 bags. ,- after she had come in on the day of this affair, she went out evasion of the tread-mill.
rbe usual high-pressure engines have been found much
ELAND. volence. which did them much credit. -At this moment a labour. The import from Egypt was, in 1821, the first year of its
more dan erous titan low ress ' •
p ure engines , and, in come- again to the butter shop. Mr. GREEN stated that bore, Whom he knew to be able to . •
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ing Irishman, of reepectable apptarance, endeavoured to address coming into the English market, 33,227 bags: in 1823, it tg , , Mrs Todd was recalled and examined by Mr. PHILLIPP.-On write and read, pretended inability for the purpose mentioned by
the meeting. &pd. after !tome preliminaries, was at length accom. vence o t - • h' 1 h d ' • .II • ' 1 I
ne irequent explosions wlc i ave occurre in the nig t previous to the assau t, was wit rs. i MRS.
•h M WM' I Mr. 11. Sumner. m t i
ion sanguinary and sa. increased to 103,069, being an excess, over the import in
modated in form, by being handed upon the stage, where he ex. , t e manufacturing districts within the last Year, indict- I heard her tell Mies Wright to come eMy the next: day to break- Mr. SUMNER doubted the propriety of the expedient suggested.
otnhill, in the imme- cited oo small d of merriment among the audience. With a 1824, of not less than 69,842 bags ;an excess more than
ments have been indiscriminately preferred against all high fast, and finish the work,.sh.c had to do. I eaw Miss Wright the He 'meld readily yield to:the motion if he thought it would prove 1
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of Kilrush, on the per- rite
strong brogue, but artless manner, he stated his case. Ile said he twice the quantity imported during the previotis year. '_ pees next morning at Mrs. t% 'Rums s, at eight o cloak. I went down beneficial. Being of a different opanon, he would move the pre-
sure engines. 'llie result of the increased danger (gl-
itter person, whom they was from the county of Leitrim, and that he had suffered from the imports from Demerara and Berbice show an increase of . stairs at about haltSpaet seven. I saw her there then. vious queetion, to defeat it. •
mnates n 1 f
ot on y rom causes similar to those already enu- Thin closed the case.
t for dead, but who, we conduct of a affeet who had persecuted him because he possessed • 5,46.5 nags • and from the East Indies, of 9,310. The only - Mr. 'PEISYSOW agreed with the last speaker. The mon ought
Testament. Ife described the print to have threatened him with merated, to which low pressure engines are liable, but as Mr. Pii metes then addreswil the Jury. Ile said there was an to have been conclusive, and a perseverance in bringing forward li: il .
promcute them to cone • la f tr: which there has been a falling off in the su
excerumunication if he persitted in keeping this Testament after P ces rc P- the steam employed is considerably beyond 201hs. to tlie old provetb, that " those who told a certain deecription of stories its detailed parts would render a week instead of a second day m-
aid and beat to death. his demand to have it delivered up to him-as well as his sister, plies are those which the broken F,
lass thus :-" West In-
inch, and as cast iron boilers are more commonly used in had need of long memoriee " It vies of importance that they quisite for the disposal ot business.
ore diabolical charactut who also poeseseed one, and that the priest at length committed pee. dies, Spain, Smyrna, and Europe. hould my attention to the hour, for unless the witness Wright had Mr. Petite& denied that the motion wax dlscussed as alleged. ,
bight-pressure than in low-pressure engines, it is obvious 8 .
! deed of blood, is that social violence upon him in consequence of his refusal to part with Great as has been the import of Cotton into Great I•edh If h • tu ih fl Mr. 'Pettosow believed tifinself to be correct, and though
most gross y pernir erse ,s e wee preeent t rngt ea ray , ,
that ex 'lesions of the latter must happen more frequently 1 . 11
me work, went in a'body it, anti that he went to his employer and got him discharged from Britain during the previous year, there is reason to suppose I hI d h and had given a very different version of he did not wish tleat reports should have the immutability of the
the affair from that sworn . •
las work. • ' than of the former, and that w en t iey o occur t e con- to by the witnesses for the prosecution. She had, he said, no inte. laws of the Medes and Persians, he objected to the present renewal,
r, exultingly boasted of . ' however, that the other consuming countries of Europe I '
lesired him to go and Mr. el`Doirocn put several questions to the poor fellow as to memences ar
did not, in consequence of the high prices in this country - • y
e usual] more destructive. rest to give an unfair account of the transaction. He would not do anti would Tote for the previous question.
the name of his employer, the name of the print, he. which he ' Mr. Perkins avoids all these dangers by substituting in- his duty if he put a colour on the catie, but he meld not euppo.
me Mr RANDLE JACKSOW condemned the idea of being bound I '
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lave been fully commit- . , answered with so much readiness and point as to draw down the receive their usual supplies. The stocks of Cotton in the ste d f
a o a steam boiler what he lias designated a steam that this girl would grateitonsly perjure herself. lio thought her a y
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eny ortner report_ or reso utions, and would vote for Mr. Pal-
s under a warrant from '• overwhelming applause of his auditory. nufacturers tnust
hands of the Continental dealers anti ine ,
generator. A steam boiler is a very large vessel, generally redible witness. Havin commented on the conthenn evidence mer s motion, which lie thought likely to summed, if modified in
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eld an inquest on the • The Ow 'WAN said that the facts of the case were fully borne therefore, be deficient, compared with t
he stocks held b
y made of copper or iron sheeting, sometimes of cast iron, of the witnemes, he would leave the case in the hat 1 f
it e o the Jury, sonic !meet. He had visited the prieon, and could attest the benefit
out by the statement of Captain Duckworth, the Secretary of the them at the close of the previous year. If prices should, who he was sure would do their duty. derived in two instances in particular. ili 4 i •
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containing a hogshead of water for each home power to be Mr. alemoyar a again recommended the parties to be bound 111 r. Cuaateta a said that education ea" the object, of the Act,
I Forrester, Berry, and Bible Society at Leitrim, as well as by the 311gIstrate before whom in consequence of the diminished stocks on the Continent, • I
exerted b time en 'ne. The upper third or fourth part over. and if the rule wae wrong it should be rescinded. 1 here was a t I '
the comptaint had been lodged when the assault was committed.
ear Nephin, and after rule higher there than in England, may we not reasonably ' . Y . gi . Mr Williams asked for his expenses, in case he should consent school near Blackfriars-brirlge, of 400 scholars, none of whom
The Chairman mid that Captain Duckworth had written to him, of this boiler is appropriated as a magazine for the recep- , •
my and Mahon accused begging that he would obtain employment for the poor fellow in eaPe •
ct that most of the first shipments of Cotton from the tion of steam. C • to be bound over.
onsequently, as every square inch of this ~ e„ knew what the eighth commandment was. If one of these children : I.‘ '.:
said that he was not in a situation to make were sent to the tread-mill, and there instructed, what a difference i .
[nation of nightly meet- London, but that he, fearing he might not be enabled to do so, had American ports will be made to the former. , immense extent of surface has the pressure of steam upon mr. a•ARRYATT
conditions. The sentence of the Court was, that 31e. Williams would result.
iften taken place in that written to that effect to Captain Duckworth. In the mean time, We come now to the stock remaining in the ports on tne !,
it, whatever that pressure may be, and as the difficulty of should enter inta recognizances to keep the peace to 31r. Lyme?, Mr. H. SUMMER wished to explain thet he did not assert the
at time to make a reply, ' mime? the arishmaa found his way over so England, and he 31st of December last. It was as follows:- • I• . rule to be imperative en 31agistrates by this Court, when the leper'. ,
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(Mr. Bt;tterworth) waft happy to my he had been enabled to obtain 1825. 1824. Incr. in 1825. preserving crengt lis in proportion to the extent of surface jun,ior.
me temple with a smith's Several other cases were called on, but there wen no prosecutors was under consideration.
employment toe him. and that he bore a moot excellent character Stock in Liverpool 311,000 121,000 190,000 exposed, hence may readily be accounted for the frequent ex- . - Mr. 11 e push thought that the rapid improvement of the boys, as
eat house and fell dead. . with his pmeent employees. London 97.1110 108.800 in any of them.
plosions of steam engine boilers which have occurred. Mr. The tram" 1 ' .
reconded. An inquest t Mr. Wiser ea moved the thanks of the meeting to the Chair. Glasgow 7,040 5450 1,490 P.'s steam generator mishit% of a series of verystrong tubes,of paper being gone through, the Court adjourned at instanced in the documents introducod by 31r.Jackson, preyed that t. V ,
about eleven o'clock to Thursday next. three days were sufficient foe the purposes of Instruction. It was
km:, and a verdict of . man, amidst great applause, and the meeting broke up at ten -- - a peculiar construction, made to contain less than a gallon of an advantage which honest men could not procure for their chit. '.
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Icrry and Mahon. o'clock. 415,950 235,330 191,490 water to a horse power of his engine, which tubes are ex- -.. .______ • &en. .. .
le of Bradley, when re-, • •memenne-"'m'''''-. Thus the stock at the close of last year exceeded that of SURREY SESSIONS, TUESDAY, JAN. 10. Mr. BRISCOE wished to reserve his little etrength for his own
i posed, by the most advantageous arrangement, to the action
'cool on Christmas-day, : The reduced duties on rum, pepper, lice., having corn- 1844 by 180,000 bags. Of this stock 108,440 are. Brazil, of fire. The water is forced through them, while it is at • .44,4.1•011111...- t motion, but the present case was too important to be omitted. Ile
flans, who, without any ' menced on Friday last, a scene of unusual bustle took place whilst in 182 t there were 46,190 only, showing an increase 1
tne same time kept in contact with the sides of these tub.es, 1 eeterday the Quarter Semiuns for the county commenced a NM an old-fashioned Magistrate, and would not allow his personat
Horsemonger-lane. A great number of Magistrates attended, as opinion to contravene an Act of Parliament. His motion wa*
k
e manner. One of them •at the Custom House and Excise Office. The different of 62,250; and 82,710 are Egyptian, against 15,910 in whereby it is made to imbibe so high a degree of tempera- several notices of motions had been given a long time ago ; and as agreeable to the Act and to Scripture, which he wss not ashamed I' 1 ',-
iron bar, and another Of : officers connecti•d with those depattments were at their lone 1
1824, being an increase of 66,800 in this description a . ture as to occasion it instantaneously to flash into very great difference of opinion prevailed considerable discussion on to quote, end which stated that the sick, and not the whole. should i :.. '
'Melt he received many posts so early as seven o'clock in the morning, and afforded, .
But in comparin the total stock in the port at the two pe-
powerful steam as soon as released from pressure, in a stmi-
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their objects was expected. There wall not only a bench, but be the objects of care. Additional inetruction was requisite. i!e •
itle several eontusious on by their judicious arrangements, very great facilities to the ' -gllhahe ks 1 Id b the dle
nods, we must reco. ect tt t e toc le y.ea rs ler manner as gunpowder becomes converted into explosive benches of Magistrates, anxious for the discussion, and desirous to found, by questioning boys at the prison, that they were mill in .i` :ill 1
off the blows which were dealers who repaired thither to tender the new duties. and mannfactu.rers are much less than in previous years ;en on being ignited. Instead of keeping at all times a vote on the respective questions.
The 0 some instances ignorant of their duty to God mid man. Instrue.
rand Jury having heen sworn, the Chairman, Mr. tion would prevent a returnee of offence', but in tee limited • .. .
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sof outrage and violence Many of the excise officers sat up the whole of the pre- and this fact will show that a deduction equal to the probe- I, .
aree Magazine full of steam, as in steam-engine Scaivoer, congratulated the gentlemen who composed it on the seek of three days in the week, the alternate remissions were cal- .
a arising from intoxicae ceding night to prepare the requisite permits, and the dili- bile qua y
tit held ou ht to he made from the stock in the P
n g boilers Mr P •
&rine on the contrary, (figuratively lightness of t pec
he calendar. both in res tto the number and the culated to induce forgetfulness of what was acquired mi the others. ,•.
aof vice and wickedness, gene and assiduity of Mr. Lowe and Mr. IVignall, of the ports. g
We have no means of ascertainin the stock in the " '
speaking) retains his red,bot realer under sufficient pres- ature of the crimes. This wee the happy result of the various in. Sir T. T nne ow thought the present motion might be considerea I'-1 '
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, every part of the amity Customs, have been spoken of in terms of praise by the menu g ,
facturin districts and all estimates of its amount sure to prevent it from flashing into steam until it is %unions which had been established for the reformation of cri- to fetter the Visiting Magistratee in the very manner which was ; .
amine's. To one of those he particularly wished to direct the atten- objected. He did not admire the instances of cleverness adduced. .
whole of the trade. We have not learned the amount of must neceasarily he vague. wanted for use, when lie inetantaneously generates this thin of the Grand Jury. It deserved their support, and be was Precocious talents boded no goad. •
those name or residents duties received, but we understand it was very great.- The quantity of Cotton taken out o po
f the rts for home , : ~,..., , ,
elastic. in..y, in toe quantities required to work his engine confident would receive it-lie meant the Society for reforming and Mr. PALstER, to obviate the objection of fettering the 31agis-
laid and inhumanly mum. Lirerpool Albion. consumittion, during the past year, amounted to 564,576 Ih'b II • rovidin em lo ment for dischar ed prieoners. In respect to the trate% consented to alter his motion, but,
or to prope is as. Hence, Perkins'', steam-generator e it I, y ~.ft , . .. . 1s .
of Moyeashel, in this Mt mrsin INTELLIGENCE.-Quantity of copper ore sold .
bags This shows a weekly consumption of 10,856 only •
• does not admit of a larger quantity of steam being generated calendar there was nothing in it requiring parucuitir nouce. Mr. H. Su mete would not agree, and on moving the previous ,
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a Thursday, at which a at Redrutb, January 5, 9,938 tons-Average produce, 71 whilst the consumption in 1821 was estimated at 12,224 at a time than can be contained in au iron tube of very y
The jut then withdrew. question the motion of Mr. Palmer wet lost by a majority of 20 to
er week. But in calculating the probable amount TREA D-51 I LLS. 16. • 1
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The paniculars of this -Quantity of fine copper, 227 tons, 8 CwL-Amount bags P . . ' 4 . great strength appropriated for its reception-while, should .
3lr. Gerdiner, the surgeon of Brixton gaol, was then interrogeted EXEMPTION OF FEM ALES FROal THE WHEEL. e
chef! us. A few nights of sale, 18,893 f. lift. att. Average standard, 118/. 16s. of consumption riming the year, we must take Into account it happen that the pressure of the steam is too great for by the Rey. alt. Holland EIA to the effect of tread-mills on females. Mr. Batscor, in consideration of the lateness of the hour, woe \
he parish of Drumrancy W. T. Coleman, Esq. is appointed Comptroller and tile • .
large stock held by the trade at its commencement. If th.
is tube or receiver to resist the expansive force of the Mr. Gardiner replied. that the question took him by surprise, anti willing to postpone his motion.
, who demanded a " me- Surveyor of the Customs at this port, on the retirement of th t•
this be included, we have no doubt that e consump ion of small quantity of steam contained in it, it becomes either • that when there so MARV
he was almost unprepared to give an opinion on the subject. He Mr. tMW ER cousidered it strange .
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1825 equalled, if it did not exceed, the con n
sum tion durin
nfottner, was allowed to Messrs. Bowyer and Jones.-Gloucerler Journal. ' g altogether exhausted by the effort of bursting the tube, sse that he was not aware of an ill effec Ma istrates resent a endernan who com lained of their absence
might, however, a rt, y ts g p , g p ~ ~ .. .
the preceding year.-Liecepoo/ AThierr. restiltin from its operation. on former occasions, should suggest a delay.
at it, they very adroitly, Ford, the labourer, who lately committed the barbarous or should a portion remain, it would instantly escape ft,
1, lir . A.SUMNER observed, that the present antwer corresponded al r. BRISCOE then proceeded to state the native cf hie motion. .
-Dublin Paper. . murder in Birmingham upon Mr. Perry, a respectable ...............sseste through the opening. with the replies given on former occasion% when the surgeon, under It was unfair tp mix up the general euntiOn of the tread-mill wit:* ;: . .
.. _eseestro ehopkeeper of that town, was a native of the county of We regret to state that the depressed condition of Upon these points no doubts remain, since, during Mr. full preparation, was examined on the subject. the particular branch which his motion contemplated, The tippet- .. , ,
.slation which might have Ciare, and obliged a leave the country for his " good the silk manufacture in this district has been attended Perkins's experiments a great number of tubes of different The surgeon assented. cation of the tread..mill as a punishment for females wee faulty in
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e consequences, is said to deeds." In tbe month of October last he stole a yearling with Rome frightful occurrences, resulting from pri- sizes were burst ; an •
d such was his confidence in the To a question whether women affected by any kind of alums a moral and phyotteal point of view. :Die female constitution, •
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were subjected to the operation of the tread-mill, be answered " No." character, and habit s, were incheiratible w tit tis specte* o '. ' "
:vonelitre. The lady of a from a tenant of Hugh O'Loghlen, Esq. of Port, and sold vation and want, whigh we decline t p h
0 u lish, lest we safety of his principle of generating his high steam, that •
some other questions were then proposed, but in consequence of punishment. An Athenian philosopher Mid raid that death was • • . '
severe arcorekemene, ht r it at the fair held at Clonroaa, near Ennis, in the same should be suspected of exaggeration. Narratives of he has intentionally put on a greater power of steam than opposition were chimer withdrawn or overruled. only a sufficient pennity for the smallest moms and he knew no
or her, which he directed •
inouth. When the yearling was recognised, and Ford was death by famine (in this lantl of pl .y) Is I 1 h k
ent -me leen aid -e anew Ins tubes would bear, and has stood by and re- 'file surgenn stated, that he was convinced that hie duty obliged greater punishment for the most atrocious Such seemed to be tho . •• '
. young son of Esculapius, ;mown to be the thief, he 'mule off from where he lived, before its ; persons of industtious habits, and accustomed ceived the effects 6f the explosion upon his own person. him to examine the female prisoners, and not to puma any who feeling of Hon. Gentlemen. .
I his apprenticeship, with 'r distresses In no one instance has the slightest injur resulted to an we
and quitted the country altogether. The hole in the to labour, will suffer much before they make thei f
.1. b. y re labouring under sickness to ascend the tread.wheel. On this Mr. H. SUMNER diselar..4l such a feeling, and thought aa die .. i .
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1 " For the thing born," . eheek of Ford, anti the lom of part of one of his fingers, known. Both in Macclesfield anti Congleton many ami tes individual from the pruner° g
us urstin sof tubes whic conviction he always acted. gentleman (Mr. Briscoe). at the time of making the remark, tookeei
Mr. BRISCOE inquired if it would not be advisable to bring for. pointedly at him, some explanation seemed neensary. , . s ... ...
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