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'SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. ' for the individuals imposed on, when they learn the law of England inexpressibly- disgusting to all ElSeWhere. We do not, we say, reedit this ; but TIIE THAMES TUNNEL. fetlock this afternoon, Mr. Justice GA 'ELEF had go,
truth, will naturally turn against their deceivers, strangers, A principle is hardly every followed up we wish that circumstances gave it no colour.- _ . -----ases---- . . .
__ . through four. The gentlemen of the bar are very numerous.'
The Judges arrived he an opened their corn-
Yestetday the Annual General Meeting of the Pio- ________....re
to_d_ay . a d
A short letter, signed " A Metropolitan," deals The fanatics and corruptionists (for though the same thioughout its consequences, but some paltry spe- Morning Herald.
prietors of Shares in this work was held at the City of HERTFORD, Mitten 6.
with important matters. The assertion of the •nflividuel appears often in both characters, yet the eialty interferes to deteat it. The Commisfsaioners
It must be the obvious duty and interest, we London Tavern, for the putpose of receiving a Report
connection is neither necessary nor universal) recommend sweeping alterations in the law o rre.st,
author, that " base intrigues are working" against
, should think, of every honest Reformer, as well from the Directors, and on other matters. J. Fi. \VOL. mission• They Proceeded to business this morning at
some of the most valuable provisions of the Reform wished-and did not. hesitate to avow the wish not only on nueene ivocese, bar in execution, whin , .
-to make education In Ireland subservient they think the facilities given to creditors ro reach as of every sincere friend to. the.tranquillity and wel- Lasagna, Esq., in the Chair. t n o'clock. There are 80 indictments in the calendar,
The CHAIRNIAN read the Report of the Directors. After and 19 cases entered at Nisi Prius.
Bill, we have reason to believe is well founded. We
to proselytism. The Roman Catholic clergy the property of their debtors will render less neces- fare of his country, to hall with satisfaction every .
Wilding to the vacancies in the Beard of Directors, it Drornas Ciogdoa, aged 17, and William Frost, aged
must add, however, as a troth unquestionable, that
will not, of course, look on this with ind ff, sary, except as a punishment, or where property is step which has even the slightest appearance of
stated, although the Board had as much as possible econo- 23, weie indicted fur having killed, with intent to steal,
if such manceuvres of a corrupt faction should, to the
rence ; and it would be ridiculoue, even if it were improperly wirirheld.-Morning Chronicle. putting an end to a question which has so long agi- inieed the t•xpenseo, yet they continued to exceed the in- en the Ist of February', at Witham, a sheep, the prop rty
dismay and indignation of the coontry, anceeed, it is
not unjust, to think of founding any system of ge- An advocate of the Ministry and the Bill, in tilted it. Among these to witness converts from the come by 600/. a-year. Al the mound in the river (wh.ich 0. f Henry 13.arwell.
..liotli prisoners.were clearly convicted,
not only the framers of them who are likely to sink neral education in Ireland on it ptiticiple against
wis formed to protect the 1 unnel from any 1 urther irruptton and sentence of death [-nonfat against th on. They had
under the disgrace of such a victery : the weight of which the Catholic riests should array themselves. apologising for the unjust and unreasonable pre- rnanksevoefritsono,p, poofnenwthsoicnan:,eotarlere
btohteml(eiasttogrreaeteiifyve•
of the Thames) over the head of the Tunnel hof been set- previously maintained very bail characters,
immediate ruin and of lasting shame will fell beyond ference of Gateshead to Merthyr Tydvil, ingeniously g
thing for some years, Mr. Brunel was °fold ion that it might 7 hnmas Hawkins, labourer, aged 16, was indicted for
The object of Minisptere is to follow lin the recom-
lwitli a siymilar degree of sat'slaetion to that which
comparison more heavily' on those by whom the ma- admits that the Reform Bill is not a measure which he removed, and the expense of its inaintenanco saved. stealing from the dwelling house of Francis Towere, en the
.. . inendations of the Commissioners of Inquiry, who
the Scriptures describe as attaching to " one sinner
reimations for the overthrow of Reform ought to can fairly be tried by the test of an uniform prin. The Re ort then referred n, the refusal of the Commis- 24th of February, at Little Btornley, a small box contain-
-tiggested not only moral works calculated to make
repenteth." It is in one place, and among one class sioners tpd'Exchequer Bile to advance a sum of money to ing a 5/. note, 27 sovereigns, and 94. 6d. in silver. Towers
heve been met with man's,' and timely resistance than
a deep impression on the minds of childien, but ciple, arid labours to exteneate the iniquity of giving
of met', that the most formidable, arid hitherto but complete the Tunnel; and the tvorks, therefure, must re- keeps a grocer's shop. The prisoner made no defence, and
on those who merele tontrived them ; for it is the such extracts from the Bible as were most likely to a Member to a dirty suburb of Newcastle, to the
business of a Tory politician to scheme against free too effectual, resistance to Reform has been found ; main as they are, until a more favoucable opportunityshall was convicted, and ,entence of death recorded against him.
impress the most imporatit parts of religion, and neg'ect of the higher ela'ms of " a more important and it is to converts from this quarter eepecially that occur to obtain money to complete the Tunnel. The Re- No case of public interest has yet been tried on the
goy( rnment by evesy means with which the powers of
epecialla the moral doetrinee,-such parts not being place," %Odell "ie the chief seat of the iron ma- we shmild look with the liveliest anxiety, and should port concluded by stating, that as the faculties of the Cora- Nisi Prius side. There are five Special Jury cases ;
Darkness have clothed him. He may push his hostile
ria.ble to:the objections generally made to the use of nufacture of the kingdom, and the centre of a popu- receive them without too scrupulous an attention pony for the necessary purchase of premises will expire in but they wil not come on bef ge Thursday.
engines to the foot of our constitutional ramparts,
1833, Parli anent must be applied to fiir fresh powers, ____......._
the Scriptures in public education ; and for this pur- lons district, itself coretaining a population of to their supposed motives or their alleged sincerity.
and. undergo no interne% He but labours in his vo-
and in the absence of all hopes of obtaining a loan, the lii: O. R CES TER, IlLdnem 5.
pose they have named a Board, consisting of en- 24e°00," by the acknowle !gement " that Ministers The advocates of Catholic Emancipation were too
eetton. He is not criminal by reason of the single
Directors millet
lendeatyhtnmur tzerminnake the propertyi of.ntleie Toe on
To paeunNedr o Nh' ereTlia,
itse onn
nS. at u r dt
lai yt
lightened individuals of both religions, with the have to steer their way as well as they can between well pleased to find the Duke of Wellington
evenine,clo. mMi2".lnustlaes
act of dtefroying one great measure of Reform,
Grand Jury' were sworn at eleven o'clock. mMrr.'Jngustice
Protestant Archbishop of Dublin at their bead. the shoals in their course presented by existing and Sir Robert Peel the Parliamentary eupport- Cerst
trns poafti);
haev a
p'l arb. er, i
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at n
d.
wi.tic(i,nugt aeltxognetihne: ttiae ii
rite-.
any more than a tiger, wolf, or other predatory This Board does merely whet was done by the KO- interests of various kinds," We have hitherto ers of that of which they had heretofore been
thitg, can be justly calted to account for obeying (1.1. e.
rtrievable loss thatpportion of the work whicpth'h:e hitherto Litletlate presided in the criminal court, Mr. Justice
street Society-it furnishes extracts from the understood that the public interest was the the bitterest opponents, to care much about
been acconiplished. Taunton on the civil side. The calemlar is rattler a heavy
its instinct, and tearing a benighted travelltr to
Scriptures; but then the Kildare-street Society had object which the Bill was directed exclusively the rea3ons which influenced the change; and in A Statement of Accounts was then read by the sine. There is one for murder, one for rape, and several
pieces. The crime, if it can be called so, is in being
sO. 1
teeta,taotni
ab,dnee ;on
tfloahneslert
iasi
Irlfi ;alcetonrl ne
iisNolnaraueits
a covert object in view, whereas the Board acts on to promote, arid do not recollect to have like manner, if Lords Harrowhy and Wharneliffe CHAIRMAN. Frem this document it appeared that the for sheaPas'eali"g•
a tiges, or a Tory-ell the rest follows of course. the honest principle of taking no unfair advantages. before heard from any of its advocates of are likely, by their change of sentiments, to turn the total receipts of the Company up to the end of December James Marks Hooper, aged 40, lahourer, was charged
But what must be said of that Whig Minister, Mr. Stanley' put rather a nosing question to those the " existing interests of various kinds," hy re- scale on the subject of Reform, what is it to its con- last, including 7,807/. Os. 6d., paid by persons visiting the
la,vri,t)lkierllia:tilruilg;n ttaetTel
who first undertakes a Refor:n of Parliament, and who made it a matter of complaint that the Scrin r
e- terence 10 which its authors have, as it now appears, sistent arid steady friends by what process of rel.- Tunnel, wi re 187,5911.; and that the expenditure on the
then, having raised the pulse of the people of Eng-
works, purchase of property, labour, &c. &c. h.as amounted
tures were not insieted on as a school-book to be read been compelled to steer their way. The interest of soning,-tvliether bv fear or by love-that the change EGst.seian; t °mild, i
vEt.rsq.,
aonfdAflealumniit Pi.easstanit., in the.iparish
trof
land to the highest point of joyous and exulting con-
to this sum, less by about 2,1901., at present :n the bands
by all,%vhether they would themeelvee allow the whole Lord Durham in the county to which he is indebted shall have been brought about P We notice the
box. , -value. 6'l n' a silver
lidence,-.litiving been cheered and sustained in his Scriptures to be put irk° the hands of their own for his title, and for much that is even more valuable subject in this point of view owing to the regret we ofethe
irrig,,,pzi, The amoul r2egiive,t.)sfor admissions to
property. r - ' "
noble project by an impassioned unanimity front all
children, to be read without the euperititendenee of than his title, is ari existing interest, and of a kind, feel at seeing other friends of Reform taking a very e a
nads tiiiyi-eiaanr
ewe':
classes of this great nation which must have breathed
iSslieet were 'received and or- The Jury found die prisoner Guilty. Sentence of
religious instructors ? Timis question of the Irish Se- too,-he being the son-in-law of the Premier,--by no different, and, as we conceive, mischievous line upon vi
wrhte Re ort
tiered to be) rinNal. ' death recorded.
life almost into a marble statue, by the plaudits of cretary was loudly cheered, but no one had courage means to be disregarded; and accordingly Gates- the occasion. A great parade is made about the
the wise, the sympathies of the oh tuous, and a mag- to answer his question in the affirmative. Mr. Le• head, fully identified as it is in every essential parti- "abstracts" of the correspondence of one or beth Sir AlexaPntler Creighton was elected a Proprietor, in .Toseph Vale, afred 21, butcher, and Arthur Bruce,
nanimous devotion on the part of his brave froy made a long speech, the burden of which was the room of Sir Edward Codrington, who has resigned. were charged withliaving wilfully and feluniously, killed
, roller with Neaveastle, which has two Members, and of the Noble Lords-but which cannot, by-the-bye, Mr. HAWES said the report read was a disheartening two ewes, the property of John Stephens, and with feloni-
Sovereign, which may be characterised as that it was a good thing to convert the Catholics to situated as it is in a district of the country which by have been very honourably obtained-as throwing one. The value of the Company's property was rapidly onslY stealing and taking away the hearts, kidneys, fat,
nothing less than sublime,-what must we Protestantism ; that evrry good Protestant was the Reform Bill is, independently of the new Mem- some doubts upon their sincerity; and we are told decreasing, and he thought it would be advisable to consi- and part of the fat of die said ewes.
say of such a Minister, if, by the curse of
The Jury found the prisoners Guilty. Sentence of
bound to do what lie could to further such a good ber f
or this suburb, to have more than its propor- that, though they and their adherents mav go the der the propriety of raising capital to complete the work
Providence, he should live to co-operate in the work ; that the Catholic priests were averse to the tionate share of Represeetatives, is included in length of voting for the second reading, they will by creating new shares, giving those who took the shares a death recorded.
disappointment of the hopes which he has excited, perusal of the Scriptures by their flocks, lest the schedule D. The interest of" the chief seat of the afterwards fritter down, and in effect defeat, the priority over the old eubscribers. In the present state of
aed in the frustration of the very measure which
things it was. useless to go on as they had. done ; and if the MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
consequenceshould be theirembracing Protestantism; iron manufacture in the kingdom" is also an " exist- measure in the Committee. For our own parts
he had himself declared to be indispensable to Bri- hut that the Catholic laity' had riO objection to the ing interest," we suppose. But what of that ? The we believe no such thing, and see no more rea- ent creation of new shares would deprive the old share•
niPiftrielsdhers. of any p , y . . _ow._
tish liberty ?-what, but that he has laid the mine to
rofit the would at least have the honour LONDON MARKETS.
Scriptures arid therefore it did not become a Pro- iron manufacture of the kingdom is another and very son to doubt the sincerity of Lords Harrowby
~
eying commenced the work. The Act of Parliament „ (From the London Netv Price Current of yesterday.)
the foundations of a glorious mcnumerit, erected
Ilie Innited periods for quarantine appointed in the Hanse
testanr, whose principle was a free examination of different kind of interest from that by which Mini. and Wharncliffe on Reform than that of the Duke would allow of the creation of new shares. Towns and in France, and the relaxation from forty days to fif.
even in his life-time to his own memory', and inca- die Scriptures, to set himself against a system of sters steered their way %viten they determined upon of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel upon the Ca-
pable of perishing but by his hand alone ? Of such
Sir EDWARD CODRINGTON asked whether the intention teen days in Holland, have had a favourable effect on commerce ;.
ttrhieerceoiusiz appearance of a general revival in the export trad t
education founded on free access to the Seriptutes, giving a Member to Gateshead.' Can any body tholic question-both brought about, probably, bY of applying to Government to allow the Company to raise
a Minister, should the earth have nourished such, merely becatise the Catohlic priests disapproved of pretend that iron is Whiggiehly inclined ?Or is the same conviction of an overwhelming necessity. money by lottery had la en abandoned? SUG A R.-The quantity of Sugar on sale last week was on the
it is not enough to say that he has permitted the
It. It is a sufficient answer to this Jesuitical scheme, iron connected by blood or marriage with the First Besides, when the flouse of Lords shall have been Mr. HAlvEs said that application had been made upon it; aeorns ta
nii ran iftoedr
iffaulsee,o
~n,(11, aws
atsh egetiriaetriaetaarreisgeaxi:er
no)
sui,t,
eo.f Attioeckp,,
itch,:
overthrow of a nation's pee.ce and happiness. He to eay, that any plan against which the Catholic 1 A e
~oro 0, the l'reasury ? Surely not. There ia, once brought to recognise the principle (which is the subject. Lord AlthorP, on being applied to, said, that were again Is, higher, making the advance, within three week,,
will not have permitted the fatal deed : it will liave
we as he strongly supported the aboltion of all lotteries, he
priests array' themselves must be vere' partially rea- indeed, another metal in favour of which, perhaps, done on the second reading of a Bill), 3ot'•hierer 1c0‘,‘,.-t•tri,Tnbsro4ln jaaTaasi.ca •li'il‘:sotttoc'etrtsoTters'itta:iimaid suosg•ai•
been perpetrated by him, if it be not by him, who
courl;ilanot con;iistenitly
_bring amo .. on Or subjectrthefoirle
lized, and %vhat the Government is aiming at is a a better case might haye been made out. Bet away have not much fear that they will be so injudicious at now 12,832 !Olds. and tres., which is 5,778 I(essiran last year.
orrue:scrOdl'iNhdesekarolifi
has the power, preven•ed. Lord Grey has national education,. Captain Gordon contended, with the foolish pretensions of iron. But " the or foolhardy as to run the ressel ashore among the Ph.e t
inorne3nltt 1
e,• ;it: tpta ir:iiita hmee
IsiLtal r=t7ttirtaeorcat:lL :itim °tot itcaisye•
')Cutier . st'g tretiAviearuyrtimttiul:vr:iisl7nCffs;ubtglzlt;)t'3weelks3l,M tliV
repeatedly announced to his countrymeri that the that thotieh Government %vere acting on the re- chief seat of the iron manufacture of the kingdom" rocks of detail. Such a course could only tend to
and trcs., being ISS more tt.iaireslastthyarneatriie The delivery of Mau_
measure o hich he staked his political eeustence on
'Cluj): in the wa alluded to. Tile Duke ofi W)e'llington,
commendation of Commissionersand Committees, yet is not wholly neglected. In steering their way delay time final issue, and that at the risk of the
accomplishing, was not merely in his estimation of it %vas equally true that their proposition was im- with cautious reference to " existing interests of peace and tianquillity of the country, and at the trcs., or thr:ee weeks' consumption. The quantit; in impoeters'
wh .nyat th headYof the Ministry as well as Mr Goul- riikiir 5Ce sbtafl': obgnuggaj,rls) no;: reduced beci
the highest value, but Ow it was beset by extra-
burcn. liad tem objection to a lotteri; but the plan 1);(1, with
hands is from 3,000 to 4,000 hlids. and trcs., and, in consequence,
rrat ticable, as the Catholics and Protestants could various kinds," Men by r Tyd vil was not a place by expense of all its other vital and pressing interests. the change of the Ministry bet n abandoned for a time. the sale, to-day are only about 4410 blurs. and trcs ,at a further
ordinary d'fficulties, and could not be carried with- not agree as to the version of the B.ble from which any means to be overlooked by a reforming Arlinf- We would say, then, to the friends of Reform, Sir E. CODRINUTON p'ressed on the attention of the advance a is. to is. titi. on Friday last ;no brown. now offers be-
out the most determined arid tincea6ng efforts. The the selections were to be made. This is the pre- nistration. The interest of the Marquis of Burr, " Lay aside suspicion ; receive every convert with meeting the necessity of preparing a petition, to be pre- aloza4080s(;,, Intl
tiiitim, astilsoo.t
h.eBuKirarrskoett' liss tereveeaelscioanrcedret;,ysoig,:,,:t:
Noble Earl therefore cannot be accused of blindness, ai
mem to be solved. If they cannot agree, why then who has the misfortune not to be a Whig, and the open arms, and almost upon his own terms." We sented on the first favourable opportunity, praying Parlia- stence of all, suppel.,resa; th,eetr.adp, being out of stock, are compelled
either as to the importance of the good to be ob- the scheme will feil. But we have not tire smallest the still more unequivocal misfortune not to be son, would go the length even of counselling a little ment to all
.ow the Compiny to raise money by lottery.- tolilvlLisntafthi, pdraTed 24tIti !of .11'anicluearisy,dseantaersid
i letlerslektoemr frJoammatiheae
tained, or as to the magnitude of the price which he doubt that nothing would be tnore easy than for brother, nephew', uncle, or cousin, either in blood yielding, on the part of the advocates of Reform He moved a resolution to that effe.ct.A .
_irtter_wr
were (r)irfriiii,i%ir.3,,,tcheit's
r.ltarstltlor);,,,Atild thx insurrection unabated; but this
was to pay for it. In the surmounting of difficulties Catholics and Protestants to fix on a num- or in law, to the Whig Premier, is considerable themselves, for the sake of purchasing the main A PROPRIETOR obs.ervl, tpftiltiemeemmet!ca 1f . i
hi..
tined,ivithilraN‘lai from the..Markce°t zirdier:gitleer Ttion
wofe th ee
fl!..
and removal of obstaeles,-ay, and if necessary, ber of passages from both versions, stifficient for in the old botough of Cardiff; arid, therefore, in feature of the B 11, and what is more, the tranquillity allowed. to take place in ai o pletion o any pu ic .
mg at the close of last week at 2s. and Os. adsl'atirtcee:'sayZs. aencl-
Iv hiCh ii is na, in the confronting of dangers,-
or charitable work. 645., for large brown Lumps, but we believe there were no sales.
the purposes of education, to which ne oh- " steering their way between the shoals in their and prosperity of the country.-.1/orning Hcra/d.
Several Proprietors expressed a hope that their respon- Molasses 235. and 235. tkl. This evening the Refilled Market re-
consists the price of this immortal benefit of Re- jections could be taken, The clergy of the cour-e presented by existing interests of various AMo- • P f d • refer ' o sibility might not be further endangered in any measures r :ins ui !liiieisaitutiitisc(.:ttled state ; there are no sales. Large
fortn. Now let us ack what difficulties have been
he
omq:tiring ape'. h yester ay, in ring nil
I t 'lt b . taken to raise money for the completion of cueir7vPgsais hield an adv'jatsi.c:Ol:ll.s! zrh t
IM I‘.2ass.s4l,,i'd-iittrecinir,°-
Pi.otestarit Church of Irelarid, like their brethren of kinds,"
.Ministers thought it expedient to give to of certain 1 ory Lords that they WOH l tla nog i c
ig
really encountered by Ministers in their march to a
at 245.
the Protestant Church of England have always
, , dis- " the chief seat of the iron manufacture iti die t • - '' the Tunnel.
retire from the House of Peers if there was a new
Reform of Parliament ? Labour, no doubt they
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-Towards the dose of last week
-, , , couraged the education of the body of the people. kingdom," not a whole Member, but the fraction of , ation obser The resolution was then carried.
have endured,-labours of detail in the preparation
d th t M Fox and the whok el
ve , a . r. Mauritius Sugars sold 2s. a Os. higher ; the public sale early in
This attempt to defeat education b availing them- aMe her, h unit. a Merthyr Tydvil with Cardiff, c e 1V11',7 ' a fro the House of After Messre. Bi•unton, Parker, and Sylvester had been the week had gone oir without briskness; the good yellow at
of materials, and in their manufacture. The statis-
elected Directors, a vote of thanks was passed to Sir E. talriee%peroireisj,m,irifotie4.,,,talrmn
selves of the aid of fanatacism is qUite in character. at themdistaje of sUething lees than twenty milee, t ozone sezdiend. a tare):
ttl:rant'the ren eriment failed,
sbormi?naetd ai7l.)ailltvaataenecnet,rabeutt Itinoetwenqtl to
tical tables have been troublesome, arid the uses to
drington, for his zealous exertions while a Director.
It was observed by Mr. Stanley, that the clergy of this being the only possible mode in which they mi°dnitiTat the.: % timl
I f • xP'
t 1 . Cu
This day 501 bags Siam Sugar sold at full prices, 2:is. a 245.
which they were made subservre.nt have cost, no
vere ga( soon a tel to return o t tele Sir Fitly %on in returning thanks, ho al that a Re- FOREIGN SUGA R... 8 -There are no sales to re ort ; the
the province of Dublin had pledged themselves to could effectually swamp the " existing intetee of .seata. Tin!' statement is materially' erroneous. It tot;- ed i-gri• Int ou'd si t the C Pt
, Rau holders are asking an advance of about 2s. per cwt. pAverage
doubt, some wearying consideretion. Then there
n tame w,a•s s. . ornpany, aria. • I
give a systematic opposition to the plan of education the Marquis of Bute in the latter borough If the • i M F •.d d ' dieglist findie price of Sugar 1/. ss. 310. per cwt.
free been a succession of harassing debates, and of which he sanctioned, befo h k I h • - • • • •' .
re tey new W iat tat motives arid principles by which Miniaters have is true t rat er. ox sue e tn ~, , . . g tiLit he bail been obliged to retire in conaemienee of his nu- coFFEE.-There were no public sales of Coffee last week,
late arid insalubrious sittings, especially in the House
that all efforts were in vain to oppose the prodigal merous avocations, weich were increasing each day. owing to the stagnation of the export trade ; towards the close
pia,' was. This i• betraying the cloven foot to some bee • • ' h• R • •
n guided in the concoction of t err evolution- and ruinous measures of Mr Pitt supported as he Thanks a•ele voted to the Chairman, and the meeting or
efsluaisnt
„%rt
satni I, i
(31.17
\t:arstigq
utliareeragfut
eersta itviar idevaatnectoonft rI a. ct.
...Tsa s;
rf Commons; but what of that PNo obstecles to p„rp„,. 'I he truth is, that if the clergy had done ar B•ll Idb . h 1 dbfll t .1 ' . •• . ' • •
y 1 ia een 111 t e east ou tu , tmeex it at- was by a large majority of a sub•ervient Tory adjourned. the small parcels ofJamaica sold were about a similar improve-
the passage of the Bill, worth speak,ing of, have t ; A
tdeir uuty, Government would not now have this don of their steering between the shoals of existin
ment. This day's public sales 2,393 bags Brazil, mostly damaged,
owed their removal to the King s Ministers. g House of Commons ; but, so far from the whole
the whole sold freely at full prices ; sound coloury sold at 505.,
difficulty to struggle with. This was stated by Mr. interests in the eases of Gateshead, Merthyr Tyd- SPRING ASSIZES. ord. 51s. and 525. The market looks very tinn.
The King himself-and the people know and of the Whies havin seceded, many of them expres-
Wyse, who obser%•ed " that if the clergymen of the oil, arid Cardiff, would have placed them in.a light sed their disa leg. f I (I • fMrFo •
ppro dt 00 0 tle tOll MA 0 1 . X , _ ____......,..-- . RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The numerous orders
feel
~it-has " enacted more wooders than a
BEDFORD, MARell 6. for the export of Rum, anti the hourly expectation of an exten-
Establlshed Church did tl eir duty, and attended to abundaetly clear. Gateshead, a mean, dirty, and po- and Mr Sheriden, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Tierney and . sive Govermnent contract, occasioned a brisk market last week ;
man, -the people, the people of England, have the oaths they took, the whole people of Ireland verty-stricken suburb of Newcastle,obtains a Member o• la . ttend d susual in their laces in Parliarnent, G jtaine'' Addington, aged 18, was indicted for set.ting
athnestalees,riiiaerticaurlearilya.oftoliede.ward Islttrtni Rum, were extensiye,
stuck the spurs deep into the flank of many a sh
1.)!Iro, Rze.,. the property of Mr. Thomas Dines,
..r d h
Y would be educated. The clergy were boural to without the least shadow of a pretension, because this riOteur-ist'llastandiet a b flpbd • d 1 d f ""re -o a
ig the If sence ot ie ea an ea er o at the parish of Willianistead, on the I lth day of Novein- I cely atPls.csd., and% and 4 ovieirerisg. &I'. 13hriagnildevr 'w Lroa 'lsfos inseg."olnog
• ,
and shuffling jacie, among these who are called their ewablieh parochial and diocesan schools ; but they will increase the " existing interes," of L'irdpurhani their party. However we see no reason to regret the ber last demand, and higher prices were
4s. Sd , hhds. 4s. tid. In Geneva there is little
paid ; the besi marks 4s. ;u. a
R•-epresentatives, and forced the dogged animals on-
alteration ; sales
had done no such thing. The whole object of the in that county, Lord Durham being a Whig and near secession. of the Du'ke of Wellington arid twenty Tru;bills were also returned by the Grand Jury against for arrival 'ls. fid and Is:id -
wards. It is the nation that has performed the sy.tem pui•sueil hy the Church was proselytism, not relation of Earl Grey. Merthyr Tydvil, the chief other Peers from the House of Lords, if it should the prisoner for two other capital felonies. HEMP, FLA X, AND TALLOW.-The Tallow Market be-
work. The Ministers had only to look on, and be
came very heavy last week ; the price of yellow candle Tallow
education. The system was also a jobbing system, seat or the iron manufactute of this country, situit- „ . .
eem fit to them to adopt such a line of warfare- Mr. Thotnas Dines, the prosecutor, was deputy-over. fell to 41s. 9d. ; from that point a reaction took place, and the
borne forward by the mighty current. When a dif- not intended for the benefit of the people, but met ely ted in a populous dietrict with few Representatives, on the corittary, it would be ki matter of infinite eatis- seer of ihe parish of Williarnstead. Ile had had soine al- iaiatvatilon titiis evening was 425. ed. In Hemp or Flax there ia
ticulty does come,-one
.which it is not the people's to make proselytes." We dism'es the subject with having itself a population of 24,000, is only to have faction to the country were the whole of the Mem- tercation with the prisoner, and had complained to the Inaain.j.-lhe demand for Indigo has become general and
province to surmount,-It remains to be seen whe- the following sensible observations from the Man- a fraction ef a Member, because, first, it is not bers of the House of Peers to retire, saving and ex- Magistrates ef his conduct. He had prosecuted the pri..
,aca,teelisoiye, parlicularly yesterday.; parcels: the late public sates
ther any thing, and what, will be done towards chester Guardian of Saturday last, in which a quo- distinctively, effectually, and securely under Whig oepong,
al wa s the lorions minority of Peers who sone!' at the last Assizes on suspicion of setting fire to hie - 11 !:F.
I'EA.L i nee YlL'ietaaiti:leivactol*nemoten3dcedpeyresterday.. Boheas har e
overcoming it. If the nation has well discharged
hay-stack. The prisoner had been I eard to threaten Mr. sold at 2s. a 2s. OM. and 2s. 0%d.-Congous began to-day ; the
tation fiom a letter of the late excellent Dr. Currie influence ; and secondly, it was wanted for the pur- voted for they se g • hR f B• I
eond reading of t e e orm il
irs duty of keeping the House of Commons in the :
e • Dines. The fire in question took place on Friday evening conlfilon otis at 2s. 04d. a Is. Id. good at Is. 21ifi. a Is. 31. id.
is turned t good ac ount :- pose of sa amping the Bute interest at Cardiff. Car- We would not part with them for eomethin that sILK -I rade still reinains very fiat, as buyers are in expce-
r4ht path, will Lord Grey, or will he not,-the tt More toile% thirtycyears ago that excellent man, the diff is in effect disfranchised by the admission we 'shall no b he o he- rs hg • the 11th of November I h
.ast, -etween seven and eight tation of duties being taken off; there is no alteration in prices
(plestion is to us most painful,-will he emulate the late Dr. Currie, of Liverpool, in writing to a friend who of the more lIUMtPOUS voters of Merthyr rity againet ttinleamßeill wcu, t as, tit) I_ t
let --vetae
tfenialiteor- o'clock. Tbe barn stood close to thehroadi; i
t tvt
'tile: e fir
10l ae dd
si si(t): arla snt.
I Oils generally prices are steady. Seed Oils from
example set him by the nation, and do as much was a Member of the Irish Parliatnent while tte question T 'doll, brought from a distance of almost twenty
refer- f fi Id meat -Fit. 1 y he. . g
,t, with beans and barley; the boarder t
le ezenteix n
on thr,latekgreati tlVne;s dopeop Tem, have a tendency to advance.
with the Lords as they (the nation) have with the of the Union was under discussion, after alluding to the
milesb ' Id. b• d hich no
seven eing tie 'stance eyon n rkire
lence. or e -sports t tan for. politics, or t r way fun of holes, and it was htge tatt me . ega. .
peeitur -'..yr
ea to be obtai-ti-ed,°rtholigl9l thlte‘idtferniat rri‘Seplirgsis6/111, ex-
Alembers of the other House of Parliament ? We provision for general education in Scotland, and to the ig than for the demolition of rotten the
1;0 - not .
evening of the fire the prisoner WilB leaving his work , „
SALA PEI RE.-saltpetre is heavy, particularly for East In.
freern'ata of a Cyr • • 'el • 1 t losing
potatton can rest e %vit iou
desire a proof of what the Noble Lord will perform. Church Establishment of that country, ' blotl t
jof richic,lit roughs, and the erection of more substantial strue- i
.n company with George Roeers, a boy about twelve years dia Refined.
his vote ; and this monstrous anomaly being neces-
ttires-all we shall sav is that the have full leave of age, when he !told Rogers to go to Morgan's, and buy SPICES.-There is litCe variation in prices ; Pimento sells
Ttie coun try calls aloud for it. We are goaded, re- wc.rehinctrporated it
ftoo
gli:edt:nizeumithiaEtinogn aonff
i)t,,taido,iii,;;l:
sary inasmuch as, unfoi ornately, voters for the pur-
him half an ounce of tobacco, and gave him the money, ege,Anal.._ t!:
from time eo le of Erc 1.-LI to urst):e their favourite , 6cituir.--4Tile only purchases are of the common descriptions
proached, persecuted, from all parts of England,- :Iva er o them wz. Las
0„d pose could not be found nearer. And Cardiff is avocati Ps
PW
gd h P • i • - whilst the prisoner passed on. Rogers got the tobacco anu Of which considerable sales are reported at the former Prices. '
•d it not been ecircumst inceP can it be sitipP
Oth. v. e warrant teem aga nst any actions
from Lord Grey s own county, amongst others,-be-
HOPS.-The good qualities of Hops are rather higher.
that Scotland would now poetess a school establishiner.t ? thus in effect disfranchised simply because the Mai-
gave it him.
for trespass.-alfornino Advertiser.
ToßAcco.-fhe inquiries after Tobacco are continued, but
cause, in every paper which we publish, there is
Francis Ambridge lived about 70 yards from the barn
Never.-The High Church prejudices of the English pais of Bute, a Tory Peer, happens to possess con-
there are no purchases of any extent reported
;,ot an earnt st remonstrance wi•h his Lordship hierarchy
would have prevented it. Yet it is by this in- siderable property in that town and net ahbourhood. The conduct of Lord Plunket was again brought which was burned. On the evening of the fire, the pri- coria)N.-The demand for Cotton is general, anerather
upon his tardiness-his supposed it-ocean/jou, stitution that the Scotch Live been civilized-by this, in As an exhibition of motives and iatentions, it is, before the House last night, by Mr. George Dawson. saner come to his house betwHeent seven and eight o'cloc ,
k extensh•e ; there would be consider
an adequate supply, but few parcles offer.
able transactions if we had
but thet is impossible-with regard to this much a great measure, have they been melded to receive anY we may ventule to say, impoesible for anything to The affair of the two Secretaries %vas brought for- and asked to light hi! pipe.
~ eiharoulght a abort pipe with
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loneed-for creation. And has nothing happened positive advantage trona the Union. Now, you see what
biro. I-1 said.to prieoper,„ aw ong 11,:ive you been a COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING
he more complete than the conduct of Ministers and ward; Mr. Al•Causland, the son-in-law of the
THE WEEK.
wathiu even these foul-and-twenty-hours to stimu- I would be at. Propose, for Gott's sake, some system of
ker ? Prisener said, A long time. He asked this
the provisions of their Bill %vitt) respect to the three Chancellor, being only 19, wee united to ."Mr. Long,,
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans.
late Lord Grey to this inexorable duty ? Is it not education for your poor country in the first instance;
Cc°ause he never knew the prisoner smoked before. He
places we have mentioned. The purpose of the a gentleman of experience, in order that the
li hted his Di e and smoked it rtl r H d Per Quarter. s. to s. Is.tos.s.tos. s. to s.
true that Lord Harrowby has positively given in his and let it be incorporated with your Union. You are
pa you . e s7me
Bill was to destr h P 1
oy tear iamentary power arid former might have 2,0001. a year for doing nothirmg, g• 'p ' Boston -56-2- 18 31 -
agitated, and left the house about 3 quarter before eight. •• • e
ultimatum-Lord Harrowby's ultimatum !_to the going to incorporate your Church establiehment, which will .
(,ain.borough .....- - 59 - 36 - 19 - 33
, influence of the Tory Aristocracy, and to erect upon for 'OO/
while the business of the office was done o, .In about ten minutes after he heard the alarm of file. Grantham .- 54 57 30 37 17 23 42 47
effect that he sill support the Bill, provided it be- entail many curses on the country. For mercy 8 sake,
business of die office," said Mr.
50 60 26 34 16 20 28 3t
fin trot •tion I * •
tiink of incorporating some system o • c . its runts a permanent fabric of aristocratical power a year. "If the George Mor 1' 1 1
gan 'vet c oss to premises of Mr. Dines, tiirra'n'cb,3,.• -
comes a diffi'rent Bill ?-that is, to support it, on
Dawson (and if the Devil may quote Scriptuie, and was at the . Black Hato e a r tle .. 50 58 30 34 la 22 30 34
You must Lave an immense emigration because you an re uence
d • fl in the House of Commons composed
pubocomuse on that even- Lincoln
condition of being first allowed the satisfaction of
why may not Mr. Dawson advocate purity ?) ing. A little before eight o'clock the prisoner came in, siit,iiistity 1
have a morbid pc ulation. If •ou send out men the of Whi materials None but the merest simple-
-47 66 31 36 20 24 28 31
destroying it ! Yes, Lord Sandon's tone on MOH.
" could be done effectually for 500/. a year, why and asked for some beer. He bad no pipe. After the yoariL..."(
......,..
will take root and flPuurisb rl 1.-
.., an. striae root again in, theiyr tons cang doubt th'is. That the true tendency of
--.-..... 52 64 30 4l l6 27 32 42 '
day evening la a tolerably clear index of the Harrow-
were the public to 1)e saddled with the add .
itional prisoner had been there a short time the alarm of fire was - - _____ ______________
• - native soil. lf beasts, they will die in misery, and manure the Bill is to destroy the Aristocracy altogether,
iven Mar Ph. k H NORWICH, March 3.
by intentions towards Reform. " Let us," says the f • l d ,
•• h 2,000/.? The country (he said) was justly dis- g • y. ipps, the landlady of the Blac it, re
- Wheat (per qr.) «. 54s 60s. 655. I Beans (per qr.) ---- 325. 425,
oreign an s.
both Whig and Tory, arid to convert the Brit's .
bered prisoner corning in just before eight o'clock. Barley- 245. 345. 355. l'ease, Grey 335. 375.
Noble Earl, " deprive the Bill of all its popular " The d;stinguished and sagacious person from whom satisfied with the way in which the Chancellor
Arm so of th ,
Government into-it .
ot a pure democracy-but an ,
per n . e name of Spring had left the honse just
• oats ---....... 20a. 243. 265. Flour, fine (per sack) 465. 48s
' venom,' knock off its legs, and annihilate its we have above quoted, though he foresaw what Ireland •
"-(Hear, hear, and a
tad exercised his patronage.. .
oligarchy of small huxters and inconsiderable arti- i
before the prisoner entered. He came in in a great hurry. CANTERBURI, March :3
power of activity and motion ; and then, when wanted, did not, it is probable, by any means appreciate r• .
This is not the less true because it conies
we can trample on the languid reptile ivith impuni- the difficulty of supplying that want. The ' High Church .
saris, is nevert e ess certato.
h 1 - • The latter assettiow laugh.)
from Mr. DaWSOD, who, as a jobber, might Mr. Spring returned alm t i edi t 1), anti ave the Wheat, white-- 555. to flss. - Old • -s. to -s.
indeed rfectly consistent with the former. The alarm of fire ; and the priaZer marvent aveviih Morggan and Barley, Ir%Ldari7:7_ ttg'. L° T. - Tram= 7,7i5: to -51
ty, why we will let it without our lordly prejudices of the hierarchy ' are even now acting in a man- is .
M P.t. h- bl d d i o• • yield to none in his day. The Root Hon. Gen-
Whig misters as.e un ere ntisas in every Spring to the fire. Prisoner came to the house again at Oats .------..-.. 20s. to 24,. -- 0 1 d--t•- -25. ro :3°s.
threshold," Cart Lord Grey give any but one ne•
g that he did not foresee He could not have believed
demon read a statement of the various offices pro-
lea,
sn: - - - 345. to 38s. ....-. Old.--... 3%. to 40s.
f h . * and slant ' thin else they have attentpted. They
in fact, thi!a a ter t. e lapse of nearly
.two- : ' y years felt that two o'clock in the morning. Many other persons were
----.. 38s. to 40s. --. Grey.............. 355. to 38s.
answer to a proposition so insulting ? Can Lord
d I.g i lo of r m•i ri Ie i offi e d •1. t cured by Lotd Plunket for his family-, who cer- there, several of whom exclaimed, " that the person who
fiom the time of his writing, and with the immense aa- t rem on y c ance edII &, II c,an , A iic t .. , .
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Grey, whose solemn and affecting appeal to the
~
tainly has not been deficient in h d h
tee -uty -e owes to caused it ought to be burned or hanged." At this the
ince which a liberal and tolerant mode of thinking has in their case was the same thing, of carryiog any
IRISH MARKETS.
present age, arid to posterity, to judge him as he
his OWII family. The list is dong. We have heard prisoner appeared greatly confused, and walked about the DUBLIN MARKET NOTE.-Fateav, March 2
in' ade. in the mean time, the proposition to give to Ireland a Bill of Reform, wits to cajole the rabble, and to
would " stand or fall with this great merisure,"-cart
eeneral system of education, on the only principle which this they eagerly betook themselves. That they of men who were less than just to others, assign as house, and said to a companion, " Come, let us go, Jack," . FrotO To Average.
1,258 AN heat, per barrel 20. stone 2(1 05 33 0 29 5
he choose to fall, arid confess that he cannot lift his cm be effectual to promote the cardinal object of mutual
are •'• th -hi . f 1• • l • -I
gintig e eta s ance o po itica pow er ‘t tere .
a cause the necessity of being just to their own fauni- and left the house withoul drinking his beer. The wit- 205 Be,,
--- 16 stone 14 0 15 0 14 4
tone 15 0 ,
thoughts to immortality ? Good God ! when one good-will amongst the rising generation, would be re- lies. Mr. Spri
'fig Rice aided his friend Lord Pluti- ness reinarksd the conduct of the prisoner to her husband. tat) Barley
,___ 16 .7 6 15 4
P'' :tone 9 0 16
the meant wily to give the shadow-that in their
4,805 Oats., 0 10 0
step only (it deserves not the name of effort) is ceived with an intensity of bitterness, anti assailed with a ket by a reference to a precedent set by another ,
Thomas Thorpe worked at Mr. Armstrong's with the one 5 0 21
endYeavour to delude the only allies and confederates
s , and on the 21st of November Mr. Armstrong 7,482 Slti.nizur-....... ist
8 stone 10 0 14 ((:: a ,9,
wanting-when he alone of all mankind can adopt luxuriance of misrepresentation, arid even faleehood, equal
" family man," Lord Eldon, who, having only one
f r whose assistance they could ho e the rabble,
sPer(ldinerth e m while at breakfast for not doing their w. rk. '- Sold to Bakers only.
it-when the King sanctions and the people cry for probably to anything which has occurred within the ex- ° -. • .
.P.g . . son, was obliged to give as many offices to him as 15 021 n
"he was a -I.ag- 7,320 .wt. Flourrice of Wheat and Flour 46„. fki.."e 17 814
it-can there be a matmly heart within the bosom of Perience of living man."-Moreing Chronicle. they have outwitted themselves-is just what might
Lord Plunket had contrived to distribute among
cal,
and
After he was one, the prisoner said
he gcould set fire to him at the back of the rick
lie -ptsverfaoit'ir 14,0651Firsts:i ......-.. from 20sif Ctrd:t 214. Od.
have been expected from the accuracy they have
hitn vyho shrinks from such a test of his truth ? The Lord Chancellor, in moving an Address last
‘,, i v his half dozen. But nefore the comparison holds, and burn hun down as low as a tobacco dish." He added, S ticees'Of o Do. ' 9,495 7hcil.nds:',...,' ''"'" ff.= 1Z g',ll: tt: 19s. Od.
y 1 he calculat' ad he abili
If the Minister had not at the very outset resolved night, that the last Report of the Common Law -!Pe.:a- etc.' ;In elvlerYl°.t rh. r cli"a9kailn th
a t' we must allow Lord Plunket time. Give him a ', I can trust you with a secret. I went to Polly Child's
PRICE OF BREAD. °S. 11:1.
Wan Wine a t ieir ot e un. ert• g aVe ueett
to do whatever might be neceesary for the success coo, • -ion rs f I ' bI ' h 1
o nquiry e aid on t e tab e, planned and conducted.-Morrang Post. few years, and he may do as much for each of his to light any pipe, and I went to Dines, and it was done." Quartern Loaf Nd. Half Quartern ..,.....,..........44d.
of the Reform Bill, what miserable childishness ---mi" e
Sharpe asked if he were alooe, afndGluni,lsaid he was.
' gave a curious account of the singularly defective sons as Lord Eldon did for one. Mr. DdWSOII said,
wheat, Barley. Oats. Flour, per cwt.
what despicable quackery, was it to bring in the The public disgust at the conduct of that precious somewhat irreverently, that nothing less than the in- The Jury returned a verdict o ty.
per barrel per barrel per barrel
f i 1 f deb or and credi • i h's c
state o. tre aw o t tor it t 1 oun-
__e.g.__
20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. e.-17t7"-A"--
Bill at all ! What right has any Minister existing band of alarmists, the Central Board of Health, be- terposition of Providence will serve the Lord Chan-
2d.
to pay
I with the peace of a mighty empire, and ded b the
try, and of the improvements recommen y
comes every da m .ort 1
y ore s sp cuous, arid apparently eellor Plunket in his present exigency. But Lord S ALI SB UR Y, MARCY 5. .------ ___. -.-. _„---- .-___,....... --
s.d.as.d. s.d. as.d. s.d.aa.d. s. d.aa. d. s. 1 ae d
with En - .
The business of these assizes commenced k.
- nos morning. cork ..-.... 26 0 30 612 0 14 6 9 3 10 815 0 18 6 5.0 fj, a
with the intereets, passions, rights-nay, lives-of Commissioners. Foreigners, unacquai„ted g
„ell founded. Look, for instance, at the cases of Minket will let his enemies rail on-they cannot
o Mr. Justice PARK presided in the Crown Court, and Mr. Limerick 127 6 .30 013 0 14 012 0 13 616 0 19 00 0 15 0
24,000,000 of his countrymen ? ale what bar that land, will hardly believe that, in the nineteenth alleged cholera reported to have taken Place in the take the offices from his family. He has alre"“y Justice GAsELEE at Nisi prius, Waterfordj2s 0 28 013 0 15 0 9 0 10 017 0 19 010 0 16 0
was ever set up on earth to judge the crimes or century, there should be a people in Europe with Afarylebotie workhouse. On Saturda 'th
y ese cases done his duty.-Morning Chronicle. The calendar is most unusually heavy, and in the coulee Ca
Cloninel ....:09 4 30 0 12 0 lb 0 1.1 6 13 917 0 19 0 13 0 16 o
rlow 127 0 '29 014 0 13 610 0 11 0120 6 21 00 0 0 0
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inh,•mities of mare would such a culprit escape un- laws so disfigured by barbarous anomalies. The are blazoned forth to the world as instances of Asia- of his address, Mr. Justice PARK, in Alluding to' this fact, --- i Beef, mutton, Pork, Butter.
scourged by justice ? The inference we draw-
simple process of reaching the property of a debtor, tie cholera; this is instantly denied by nearly every NS e hear that the experiment is ag .
ain about said, that it was desirable to know wha I
t cou dbe the rue- ! per lb. per lb. per cwt. Ist. 2d: Oci. 4th. st.ii-
which, indeed, none can fail to draw from this consisting of credits, long possessed by every other one of the medical men who visit them, and in lege to be tried of establishing a second Weekly Newspaper in son of this increase of crime. There certainly was in this _ ---_ - -
--- d. a d. d. a d. 8. d. a s. d. s. d. s. d. s. (1. s. d. A. d.'
posture of affairs-is, that we shall in a very' few civilized nation in Europe, is unknotvn here (exceet than eight-and-forty hours comes an official notifica- Southampton ; and on the principle thath all cobretwiteiciaz
cif
~ county, as well as ; h
.n ot,,ers, a very great talk of religien, cork -- 4f 6 ill
,2,1! 0 32093089078060050 0
days be gratified by seeing a list of new Peers is
, tee attachment in the CitY ma be deemed a artial titan front the Secretary of the Merylebone Local fairly conducted, must be beneficiaflthttos t
PeoPrutsntecr'ith Hertitl:l. aiid among tnany persons this was sincere; but it wa4 di& I:i.lrtac•rriteokr7 :,31 4 ... .3 ,3i (0) gt 0 82. 074066 0 59 0
sufficient to guarantee the peace of th ki II
...e ...ngeom e ' The law, as the YLord Chancejr ob.. Hoard of Health, flatly denying tt at the cases are pate that some good will arise out o
..- . .
ficult to explain the reason for the great difference there "
, Clonmei
.... 4 5 5 633 0 36 678 (0) 72 (0, 7° 66 ti;l4 60 g
xception).
from immeasurable ruin.-Tiercs.
of " malignant," but asserting them to be SM UGGLING.-The following Ingenious me- was in the moral character of the nation. He lamented cartow- 4 510 000 008 0700690 -0 -0
3erved, was correct enough in principle, it was only those
~ .
d has been practised with considerable success. A box is much some things which the Le islature had thong' t re;
.3_ p_ _ KILKENNY.-Butter -s to --s pr • •va• ~ -
A long discussion took place last ni ht in the defective in what is so great a blot in English law- merely of " mild cholera-tri what we suppose are tho
ort with gloves, all for one hand, numbered in the rto do That nc gd alluded was that most per barrel ; Flour 20s. to 345. per •ba;; t Ilyt,,
,s. 2ti iTs. ;1,.
b2S3rs:
FlOnSe Of COMMOns oit the subject of tle Govern- the defeatofapr,nciple by tan adherence to the letter in. to be called " colic," and • children, vulgarity, t,tietztat: one
ThPen at another place or time, another box, with the Pincischievo.us and ut:fo7tiu.nb he ha . _
...„,
0_
ff th '
tent ;
.Barley 13s. to l ss. ; Beef 4d. to sd. per lb. ; Mtrtcon 4d.
ate proceeding of taki g ad ; Potatoes Id. per stone; Coals Is '''cl per cwt • Bacon
ment plan of education iti Ireland. WI bellyache." The publtc, then arid
dof the spirit of the law. At a time when an ED.,. the ", , . _ , we fellow gloves, also numbered ;if they are seized, the parties are
iatever is stea , e, .
heavy I t 1 t •'t •t 1 d produced a ssd state Pigs 325. to 335. per cwt. • • • ' '
hlf have a resist t -k
I dt'as no one will b'd ' .. (uy on art en spiri s; i la ,
proposed for Ireland becomes-, as a matter of course Itshman had no other gooos and chattels that wha, 0„ their be a , , o as, why sure to have them for tleii y, 1 against them.
of drunkenness in London, and when he told them he lied
the occasion of dissension. '
The preselect( ' •d• h• h h. I (1- attach- those cases were ever allowed to enter the
ten by were containe in Is ouse or on is an e, an Devonport Telegraph.
' would hardly
BIRTHS.
der the rs • 1 , heard a case two months ago, which they
On the tith inst at Bromley M 1 i• d Currie 'un of •
rs. .eol ar ~i . , d son
Mr. Gordon of petitions from the counties of Lott- meta of toPertY necessarily meant tanoible pr„per,y. doily list published un authority of the CHOLERA FEARS.--k_suring last week, An.. believe, where it was dht ' n
prove , t a in ine months, in to •
on the 2d inst•at Ballineol'lit,
~ Cork, the lady of oaeutotoione
donderry and Down against the establishment of the TI l ;
ae og,Fect, however, being to attach property, the Central Board ?.--111 other words, why such a source Robinson, of Foxbar, ill:: preparing, with others, for cholera, public-house, from 1,600 to 2,000 gallons of gin, 11(1:; Tigniietr4eC;!l.lolstrtiy.taleArtillerY, of a daughter, . . •
Board of Education led to the discussion, Mr, spirit of the law requiled that when Peace and order of alum should have beeu p!omoted without due gave order,si
~.lit;tet,t.laisehettousesTohf: vinicocrkau-ptie.ople should be well butts of porter, 100 gallons of brandy,e
h adurdeaadsfulmarensYrilts born. ' h lady of W. J. St. John, Esq.. of a son still
S!i111 'eV, in justification of die Government, observed brought in their train security and confidence, and cre- inquiry and investigation havieg been fit st set en UldTeZtest,Ar rum, err re sold,relley would imagine_
et
eti
, eXedd 'tit e bleaching girls from ithe Hig
h n adverted to the tegOen (73:efo4rT 3l;ilsst..GaiLtrlite
oPfrainLift,iagli"istelrodgings, Brasenose cot.
that the attempt which was now made to introduce dit, the offspring of confidence, the Property uf the foot, Which would have shown, asidtliteslocal Tedicar ado‘zen of them left their work, and set off on their way home°. !hat must follow. His L. ordsrrhaipgest
at public houses, in MARRIED. .
a system of educating together children of the dif- debtor, consisting of credits, should be attached as Board now show, its utteirle grfor h eness ? we
By persuasions all but two or three of the most obstreperous iinproper practice .of payin4urer
was incapable of main-
..,,orsi. teirm e
.6th. inest.t leZojrg'est, iiitaunsosevr-square, Henry Mole
ferent religious denominations had been approved well as that reinaining on his premises. It is s•range have heard a reason assig d or t e admission of returned to work, but the others having got home, spread a he a
consequence of which t 1
o -a .1,.. man ava. In 1. g ' ,L q 2 ",
mended at various times by Commissions that surrounded as trae English ore. ho net:- io .i.e............_ :...... .1... ppritral renort. to whin', ._
and recom

The public disgust at the conduct of that precious
band of alarmists, the Central Board of Health, be-
comes every day more conspicuous, and apparently
well founded. Look, for instance, at the cases of
alleged cholera reported to have taken place in the
Marylebone workhouse. On Saturday these cases
are blazoned forth to the world as instances of Asia-
tic cholera ; this is instantly denied by nearly every
one of the medical men who visit them, and in less
than eight-and-forty hours comes an official notifica-
tion from the Secretary of the ,llsrylebone Local
Board of Health, flatly denying tt at the cases are
those of " malignant," but asserting them to be
merely of " mild " cholera—or what we suppose are
to be called " colic," and in children, vulgarily'
the "bellyache." The public, then, and we
on their behalf, have a right to ask why
those cases were ever allowed to enter the
daily list published under the authority of the
Central Board ?—in other words, why such a source
of alarm should have been promoted without due
inquiry and investigation bavitig been first set cn
foot, which would have shown, as the local medical
Board now show, its utter groundlessness ? ape
have heard a reason assigned for the admission of
these cases into the central report, to which we our-
selves attach no credit, but which we mention to
show this Board, and the medical profession in ge-
neral, the imputations to which they make themselves
liable by too readily spreading alarm. It is said
that these cases were admitted into the report as
.
likely to- turn the balance favour of recoveries, the
instances of fatal termination in end about the me-
tropolis having been hitherto so much greater titan

The calendar is most unusually heavy, and in the courfe
histya, dadsrewses,l
13aIsr.i
nJ uostthiecres,PaA PARK, in ngraelal alluding to
of thisregfiitct,
and
oa:idd ,oafmt that it
iinnw(alnaesya
sdpeeesorisfroacnbraliemt
this
know what
sincere;
hceaeertretc:oi
nut!
yud t
wasbiet tvhiaens :tfs
county,
dif-
ficult
to explain the reason for the great difference there
was in the moral character of the nation. He lamented
much some things which the Legislature had thought pro:
per to do. That to which he had alluded was that most
mischievous and unfortunate proceeding of taking off th,
heavy duty on ardent spirits ; it had produced a sui state
of drunkenness in London, and when he told them he I,d
heard a case two months ago, which they would hardly
pulbelieve,public-house,
owhereuse,
from
proved,mwasi,6oo
to that in
gallons
nine months,of
sm
g i
gin, 110
)1,011 ofoo
butts of porter, 100 gallons of brandya,lloannsd as
rum, mre sold,';they would imagine the dreadful results
that must follow, His Lordship then adverted to the
improper practice of paying wages at public houses, in
consequence of which the labourer was incapable of main-
taining his family the next week, and the man was in-
capable of attending divine worship the next day. All
these things were bringing down a heavy judgment upon
the country. He wished to know why the labourer could
not be paid on the Friday as well as the Saturday. It
would be but a week's wages. His Lordship likewise
t othe
morals al-
luded
of thebeer-shopstothecountry.
as being highly detrimental

stead of the spirit of the law. At a time when an Eng-
lishman had no other goods and chattels that what
were contained in his house or on his lands, an attach-
ment of property necessarily meant tangible properly.
The object, however, being to attach property, the
spirit of the law requii ed that when peace and order
brought in their train security and confidence, and cre-
dit, the offspring of confidence, the property of the
debtor, consisting of credits, should be attached as
well as that remaining on his premises. It is wrange
that surrounded as the English are by nations, in
all of which the creditor possesses thiS simple mode
of reaching the property of his debtor of every de-
scription, they should, to this day, remain strangers
to it. In the same way a narrow definition of
goods prevents a creditor from taking the money of
his debtor, though that . money may be the very
property which is the foundation of his claim. These

CHOLERA FEARS.—uuring last week, Mr.
Robinson, of Foxbar, in preparing, with others, for cholera,
gave orders that the houses of his work people should be well
cleaned and whitewashed. These precautionary measures so
alarmed the bleaching girls from the Highlands, that two
dozen of them left their work, and set off on their way home.
By persuasions all but two or three of the most obstreperous
returned to work, but the others having got home, spread a
report that the doctors in the Lowlands, leagued with a strange
friend called cholera, were killing all before them. Fathers
and brothers took the alarm, and a deputation of them, consist-
ing of three, were sent off to bring all the girls away. During
3fonday night, seventeen of them, escorted by the three guides,
decamped, and before Mr. Robertson, with a party of police
from Paisley overtook them, they had reached Renfrew, to ship
by the first steamboat for the Highlands. The whole party
were brought back on Tuesday morning, when the guides were
constrained to give security for their future non-interference.
—Scotsman,

On the 6th inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square, Henry Mole
Bagster, Esq., of Guildford-street, Russell-square, to Mary, only
ton, umberland.
e late Captain Charles Burrough, R.N.,
of Bramp.
On the sth inst. at Hardwicke Church
daughterC of th
Church, Lieut.. Colonel B.
Chapman Browne, to Mary Anne, daughter of J. F. Lloyd
Baker, Esq., of Hardwicke Court, Gloucester.

of Inquiry appointed by the Legislature. He com-
plained of the fraud practised, with a view to obtain
signatures in Ireland to petitions against the plan of
education, by the individuals who had figured at
Exeter Hall and elsewhere, who told the people
that they ought to petition, in order not to be de-
prived of their Bibles. It is impossible that these
attempts at delusion should succeed in the long run ;

DIED.
of tin the 4t
John h inst. at Putney Park, Surrey, Mrs. Larpent, widow
74th year of her age. the
h Larpent, Eirci., of East Sheen, Surrey, in the

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