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London, England, 1841-11-06 00:00:00

MASONS' STRIKE, &c.-
"In common justice, Sirs, there's no man
That snakes the child, but keeps the woman ;
Among all honest Bible people,
Who e'er breaks limbs maintains the cripple."
The following was the suggestion made by. Captain Ackerley'
touching the main grievance of the masons and other mechanical
working men throughout the kingdom, at the Crown and An-
chor Last evening. The Mayor of London, being the Chief Civic
Magistrate, &c., yearly elected Commissioners for " public hurts
and soros, under the Act of Parliament for the Commission of
Greenwich endowment," passed 31st of July, 2d Queen Ann,
countersigned by " WRIGHT." Under the incorporation
whereby " at every setting of the Commissioners,
each member receives twenty shillings for time, the
income of the hospital beini, three millions per annum now un-
audited. SUGGESTION—That as the Lord Mayor and the
three senior Aldermen of the City of Lendon are for the time
being, by virtue of office, Commissioners of the Greenwich
Hospital Trusteeship, and its branches in every parish
of the realm, a deputation from this meeting on behalf
of the workmen of all the mechanical trades do wait on
his Worship, and in respectful terms call on him and
his colleagues, to assert the rights and privileges of the opera-
tive classes. To the commonwealth, advantages appertaining
to this Legislative incorporation, with all its provisions, touch-
ing the widow, and childrens' educaion under its benevolent
scheme—namely, support at public charge, in the event of loss
of limb or other disablement, when employed on the public
works, by contract or otherwise, throughout the regions of Eng-
land, Ireland, and Scotland.
Proposed by C. ACKERLEY ; seconded by H. D. GRIFFITHS.
The above information was received with heartfelt satisfac-
tion, together with its " rider," on the elective franchise, the
right of " one and all." The Chairman and his confederates
refused to ratify it, although " seconded," as truths before the
public mind. C. H. A.
5, Swallow-street, Quadrant.—Author of " The Vital
Flame LAMP," " Relief in Asthma and Rheumatism."

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Just ready, in 3 vols. post - vo.,
E R S.
F A ROMANCE of the REIGN of GEORGE 11.
By CHARLES OLIIES.
" Though this be madness, yet there's method in it."—
SHAKSPEA RE. _ .

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NEW NOVEL by THE AUTHOR of " COUSIN
-GEOFFREY."
Just ready, in Three Vols., post octave,
TH E MATCH-MAKER,
By the Author of
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Henry Colburn, Publ►sher, 13, Great Marlborough-street.

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DURING THE PRESENT MONTH, THE
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Edited

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