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THE DISTURBANCES IN THE There are not more than 200 persons at the place r constant attendance at the Town-hall, and different • SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS. ,
of meetino•
GENERAI. RAILWAY INFORMATION•
M ANUFACTURIN G DISTRICTS. '3. ii ' stations.
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DUDLEY, Wednesday, Three P.M. . Intelligence was received at nine o'clock this morn- FEON THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. . . . _ .. ..
OLDHAM, Wednesday Evening.
. At present all is quiet; but on Monday evening, ing, from Oldham, that a large. meeting of factory GLOBE.-.Ministers have, it seems, deter- =
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In consequence of another outbreak at Oldham an either for malice or amusement, a ridiculous attem t ole and colliers was held at seven o'clock, when nt.ined. on an investigation into -the origin of the
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w .up. a portion o the Castle ruins. they were addressed by several speakers. They then warming outbreaks- in • the manufacturing dis- te - es-__„e
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was clone by introducing several pounds of gun- dispersed into groups of about 200 each, one of which tricts, scarceiy yet suppressed. The inquiry is • .. , .
.• - • put an end to the disturbances which were pPrpe.- . powder into the hollow part of the foundation of the made an attack upon a mill near the church, breakin delegated to a gentleman of the Bar, who has
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tretecl. It appears that since the outrage of this) guard-room. The 1 ' d• 1
exp osion isp aeed a stone or in the doors and windows. They were assailed by 'ved at Manchester and will immediate] ro- .%. A ../) 1.4 ~,_ _: : •
~ .:: day week matters had been gradually assuming a two, in• ed h •
jur t e adjacent trees and made a deuced the police who were however driven back one beine• ceed to execute his COODDISSIon. Ills course on
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. • - more settled character and yesterday were co far noise. The aff i t 11 ''
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.y exclted some alarm in the seriously injured in the head by a blow from a stone, e P inisters will be generally approved. e ,s
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peaceable and quiet, tl;at the Magistrates deemed it n • hb
eig ourhood until the circumstance was explained. and another having several of his ribs broken. The arn _ ~.. , . y p
In all such cases a prompt and searching investa , tv tnyrrirsr 27Yin, ,- -- -
tannecessary to keep -up so strong a force of special 1 •
if conducted with impartiality, cannot fail SHEWING THE . . -----:,--;, ter,
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WESTBROMWICH AND OLDBURY, town was completely under mob law and the autho- gatitm,
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constables, and consequently a number were dispensed'
to elieit information of service totheGovernmentin
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with. Meetings, however, had been held during the e, Wednesday, Four P. 51.
b.several of the pits resumed work yesterday, and rities had sent toAshton for militaryaid. The original
meeting consisted of nearly 4,000 persons. the execution of its trust as conservators of the RAILWAYS _ ~,_,
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week every morning by a body of Chartists, at some 1
bt is morning the example has again been followed; peace of the community ; and also to the country,
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EXAMINATION OF RIOTERS, &C.
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' been used ; but as no- riot followed such meetings I ut we regret to say that successful efforts have been Yesterday morning, about twelve o'clock, Mr. J.
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fection, which, unhappily ripened into tumuit.
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dby a large mob from the •
neighbourhood to stop F.. Foster, Chair.man of th.e Qu.arter Ses.sions, took
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• they were not put• down by the authorities. This !
e wor s, and in many instances the workmen have his seat along with the stipendiary Magistrate, Mr. Noy is it the least impo.ria'nt
.part of such an it,- UNITED MOON. ____ reverery
morning, about seven o'clock, a large body of persons been sadly injured. The Magistrates have resolved to have its. attention directed to the con. - - e•- I--
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D. Maude. at the New Bailey Court-house, for the quill .
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duet of th.e local authorities, civil and military ; es/ g.tir ri s Sassie;:ee
. ••assembled in a field behind the Albion Hotel, and henceforward to support not only men but masters Pu
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rpose of pursuing the further examination of the
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some speeches were made, but no intimation wa.s • h
o are willing to commence working ; and the effi- Prisoners charged with taking part in the present to ascertain whether they were prompt to detect
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'given -by the speakers of any intended attack on .
bcwient force of troops at Birmingham can speedily be movement. , and vigilant •-. ' - •• t
to lesist and repress, the first Indica-
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those mills which had commenced working. About
tions of threatenieg mischief within their respec-
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• rought to bear upon the neighbourhood. A troop THE ALLEGED SEDITIOUS PLACARD.
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eight o'clock most of those composing the meet-
ive urisdictions. All this we take it for ranted
.re
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ing had left the field, and, as it was thought, of the Worcestershire Yeomanly, under the command Charles Turner, the printer of the placard purport- t i / g ,
's comprised in the instructions given by the Boe le t- tia
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• had dis re in cons uence of which a rtio
Pe ed, eq po n of Sir Wiley Wakeman. and Lieut. Taylor, were. on ing to emanate from the Executive Committee of the i,.,
secretary to the Learned Gentleman to whom . eae.e. e tk 03
of the special constables on duty had gone to their 1. the spot, but were unable to act in the absence of a National Charter Association, was again placed at the
he has confided the important investigation. .----s Cartlebar I. -
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• homes to take breakfast. In a very short time it was . Magistrate. On his arrival the Riot Act was read, bar, when Mr. Beswick, after stating the nature of
Had the Government neglected, or even post- a
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and the mob dispersed. the charge against him, which has already been pub-
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found that a large and threatening mob had assembled
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near the cotton factory of Mr. Hartley, with the • BILSTON, Wednesday, Four Pow. lished, said he prayed from the Court a further re- I ' es, 0 , P
its trust. vve cannot, however, forget that the *sae %0 e e \salt/421e 1
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' avowed determination of turning out hie hands. Several of the pits resumed work yesterday, but mend for the prisoner, in order that he might prepare
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. this morning the men were visited by a mob of ruf- the necessary evidence against him.
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Many of the persons so.assembled were .4.rangers, and
country was strono•ly and perseveritiody 'treed _
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- a majority in front of the mob conisistecl of women 'fiat's, who either prevented their descending the shaft, Mr. Cobbett, solicitor, who appeared for the pri-
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lot Government in a varlet.' or
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and children. Some of the peraons were from Man- or in cases where they had actually commenced work, soner, said he was ready to admit the printing of the
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f ehester and ethers from Skadleworth, in Yorkshire the poor fellows were dravvn up and either ducked or Placard, but he wa.s prepared vvith evidence to prove
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the nation aas i roroettet -but ot s_ e I se- • tVtraastes ' n \
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beaten that his client had no sympathy with the sentiments e . , ,
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ina•ny of whom, after the riot and the arrival of the' •
vatn. Ihe Ministers introduced into the Speech .
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STAFFORD, Wednesday. contained in it.
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military, were seen tm their way towards Mosley. T
• • from the throne by which Parliament was pro- e-s- es,
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When the mob attempted to enter Mr. Hartley's ' he number of prisoners in the county gaol last Mr. Foster said time would begiven to the parties
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ace seetence expressive of Crea 7FaterfOrd. ••• 9 / It. /9 - leek .
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night was 693,
.among whom is Richards, the noto- interested to prepare the evidence affecting the differ- 0 , 1
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factory, he stood in the door-way and resisted the .
sympat ty wnu the surfering masses to. tile pee- Le
riou.s Chartist leader from Handley. Lord Sanden ent parties under charge.
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attempt, on -which stones were thrown and some of the
pie tinder the•privations of their condition and -ac'-' s ••••* a eineas • 0,.. Joitagazin
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has. re.mained in tow.n for the last two or three days, Mr.. Cobbett then applied to admit the prisoner
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windows broken. In the scuffle Mr. Hartley was
of praise- fo th • • • d s' • ' '
r e patience an re,ignation witi, .., ..,a". \ 4,,L,,veye .. ,
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aseisting the authorities. to bail.
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struck in the face with a stone by a bov, but not much
which they had borne up Under them. But this e asseetse.a•,..y.e/ 4a ••• stpeeerscarc/j" v 4,4.e/serer • tf%. r)ateaessea. )
This was refused by the Court, and he was re-
injured, and was enabled to give the boy a good •
was all the notice they deigened to take of the ci..- \ `4.;•••••••-. •X••• 9 i • at _es.,3 ... asy.loS4 s ' Ely .21ro'rwieh -I
Ta-hack on the side of the head with a stick he had in We learn from a Correspondent in the neighbour- mended till Friday. . 0
pressioit of trade and • the misery of the people. lIAILWAYS -.
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hood of Ashby, that the colliers in that locality are all RIOTING AND SEDITION.
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his hand. The mob, however, gained an entrance
To th,,e allegedpusillanimityof the localauthorities
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at work, and have never struck or shown any symr.- Tinker and Seldon, two of the Chartist leaders,
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into the factory by breaking open the door, which
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wt:en Instances, to tlspre.a . . . , \
tiat'.l Cl• eta •41444,:•"`" /1° sae s•Esi. as .4 7 S gclford-
tom whatever of discontent ; but, on the contrary, who were charged with inciting the mob to riot, and
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they did by main force, and threw the staple of the
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reances within. their respective Jurisdictions. re t. „.• A „Ns -
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hey all voluntaril • came fo w 1
r an pi be sworn in as turn out the hands at the Adelphi Print Works, Sal-
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door in the face of, the proprietor of the mill. The t ' 3
lent directs inquiry to be ma e into
The Governn ' - • • d • \ ell c'' ay.en.trie ee.exa,e. _ _,,,,, LON. ON 0 ~,,
constables, and have behaved all through the business ford, were also again remanded till Friday.
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constables were speedily on the spot, and the Riot Act
the facts ; and has done no. more than its duty
most nobly. James Leach was also remanded till the same time.
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• was read by the Magistrates. A regular fight took place -
• . by issaino• a Commission for the purpose. But ' os sa.. Beret sontn, s, teemsesses - • (eaten, -_- - , ....Z.0.4
Cetween the mob and the civil force, which ended in a THE TURN-OUT OF THE COLLIERS. The charge against this person was for using seditious
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se of Commons will fail in its duty it it ta- 1.. - cruncestint ' -EtelS - eu41•64-4 .7 u ' 21.31 A
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language at the meeting of .Deleg-ates in Carpenter's- - mega kir I ' -
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partial defeat of the latter, who were obliged to take up 'MERTHYR, Tuesday Night. • I -as that branch of the Legislatare_ on which
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• their position in a More advantageous spot; but it Owing to the men havin hld ' . h hal •
g e a meeting on t. e ' thtvolves the sa,fety ot the country - does I
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James Hutchinson was also remanded for the sam
g rumoured amongst the mob that a reinforce- Aberdare Mountain, this town has durin th d e 1. d• t•• • • 1
-feet • inane ia e inqulr.y- into tie i ArZ iniatie 32 i'a, iei* 'V,i.-, -7243-eriee
g. aqY period on a charge of ueina sed'tiou • Jena 't • not '' '-- an - '
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meeting of delegates, and with having issued a pla-
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GREAT WESTERN.
. the place. In the attack two- of the police were riance with the troubled aspect it has bon' ie durin h
gt e disturbences. If subordinate Magistrates t c
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Wounded, one of whom had a large cut on his head, last week. • card purporting to be resolutions passed at a meeting. held e 7
responsithe to the Crown tbr their con-
OPEN TO TAUNTON.
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of which he was the chairman, at the Hall of Science, L after it.
- STATIONS, with their Distancea from Paddington.
, ands the other had one of his ribs broken. From Mr. By whom or by what means the meetin was con- duct, and are censured or dismissed, if they have
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on the 16th inst.
PADDINGTON, Ealing 54, Hanwell 7%, Southall 9, West
Hartley's factory the mob proceeded to the factory of vened, and how the men became ac uaintergi with the . . failed in any part of their duty in the einergen- LONDON AN D BIRMINGHAM.
Mr. Bart, who appeared for the prisoner, said it
Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 224, Tvryford 304,
2.1 r. Jii'mes Lees, at Green Biak, and attempted to intention to hold it cannot easilylbe divined. Th cies which 'arose-if they be deemed bl -' - STATIONS' with their Distances frora London.
might appear inconsistent that he should put his name
READING 351, Pangbourne 41%. Goring 44i,
.Wallingford
turn out the hands there ; buts many of the latter police had not received the slightest intelligence of i- worthyin not attendino• to the premonitions:47:h Losnoar, Harm; 1 li, WATFORD 174, King's Langley 21,
to resolutions passed at the meeting which he disap-
Hosmoor 244, Berkhampstead 28, TRING 314, Aylesbury 434, , yoad474,
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being armed with pick handle% beat the mob away; 'and at first were sadly puzzled to account for the the state of their•respe7ctiee neighbourhoods sup-
proved-of, but he was prepared to prove that such was
LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 464, WOLVRR. ham A,, SwitaiTN
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. and a body of special constables arriving, the mob altered aspect which the affairs of the town had as- plied-what shall shall be said of end done to,
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the case and he therefore trusted the Maeistrates
nee, Box 1914, BATH 1054, Twerton 108%, Saltford 1114,
were dispersed from that place Great bodies howl. sumecl It w
_ . , , ._ as very well known that some mischief ' ' 0 the Ministers of the Crown, if they, to whom the and Welton 755, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83,
would take bail for his appearance.
Keynsham 1134, Buis'roL 118%, Nailsea 126%, Cle3v6edonHlload
' ever, continued 'to assemble in varioue places in the was on foot, but what could not be easily ascertained. th roue ancl the country have entrusted the corn mon Brandou 89, COVENTay 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103.
This eva.t refused, and he was remanded till :Friday.
130%, Banwell 1334, .WESTON SUPER MERE 1 4, gh
• town ; alarm filled the minds of the peaceebly dis- The attendance at. the meeting- was considerable, safety, t urn a deaf ear to the warnings which were; BLAMING HAM 112 i.
William Lee was placed at the bar, charged with ,
bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER 151%, TA UNTON 1624.
posed inhabitants,and all the shops were closed. The and the speeches were much of the same kind as uttered by those who had the means of knowing , .
Departur, Arrival A .•rii al -vat at rri -
aperture Arn A vai at
taking part in the attack on the lock-ups at Newton-
DOWN TRAIN.;
t from Swindon their
. authorities immedietely sent despatches to Manches- those I have reporthd to you as having taken place what was the actual condition of the people, and the DOWN TRAINS. from at .
heath, in Oldham-road, on the 10th instant, and
London. , Rugby. B rmingliam Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Destination.
ter and Ashton tg:i request a military force, and from at other meetings. Attempts were made to in- state of feeling which their unexampledsufferings , _ _
throwing stones at the police sergeant in charge of
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the latter place Colonel Mirtin arrived in the town duce the men to adhere to their original resolu- was rapidly producino• amtince them? We know --
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the building.
about a quarter before ten o'clock, with a troop of tion not to return to their work, but the at- not what course the house of Cotninons, con- Th. dCI
ir ass, ditto
Mr. John Taylor, who appeared for the prisoner, stituted as it is, will take, whenever it may Mixed, ditto
, 8 0 , - , Short Train to 51aidenhead 9 0
Royal Dragoon Guards, a company of infantry under tempt was not successful, and the grea. ma' •
jority
1 th
cal ed ree persons, who deposed to the prisoner being
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the command of Captain Barnes, and one piece of of those present resolved that they would go back please the " powers which be," to advise the First Class, ditto
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in bed at the time of the riot, he having been out all
ed, to Rugby 915 . 1 0 E
11 55 M
.artillery. At this time - the mob appeared to have to their work. In the evening two other trlentingA were Crowu to summon Parliament for the despatch Mix Short Train ta Maidenhead 11 ' 0
the previous night pursuing his avocation as a night- *MAIL, First Class
. complete possession of the town, and from the aspect held at their usual places of resort, and at both of of public business. We may be sure its meetino•
~ Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough 130
soilman.
which affairs then assumed, it became necessary to these a similar resolution was come to. It is understood will be postponed to the latest possible period. Ditto ditto .......... 130 E
.5 28 7 15 To Taunton
2 OE 4 50 855
The Magistrates, however, ordered the depositions
clear the streets, which was speedily done. that the men will go back to their several avocations But this we _deliberately affirm, that a stronge • D'
1 leo, to Aylesbury ..... .3 0 '' Short Train to Reading .... 4 0
to be taken against him.
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case of neglect of' imperative duty to the Crown Ditto, to Birmingha rn.. ,5 0 Short Train to Slough
The Magistrates deemed it necessary to issue the to-morrow morning. This sudden resolve, so op- .
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To Bristol
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. arid the •country was never presented against :..Ditto,
itoi. Wolverton ..... 6 0
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" PUBLIC NOTICE-TO THE INHABITANTS OF OLDHAM. yesterday's meetir.--,
g has very naturally excited some TORTSMOUTII, AUG. 2 . ommander Frederica..
4-C : , any Ministry of modern days than that which is 1
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to teed
York, by Rugby' 9 0 12 15 M To Swindon 730 10 30
o We, the undersigned, being two of her Majesty's surprise, and. 'lnany entertain the opinion that it is not , Wood, 1838, late of the Implacable, 72, and a resi- e .
established against the present Government. ,_ _ ._....... ... .._— ______
Mama, to Taunton
Justices of the Peace, acting in and for that part of a sobe
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rime ion, u on y come to or a perto I dent of this neighbourhood, has had the good fortune tees our ina ilit .
oTANDARD.-We con b yto Departure , Depar. Arrival
from ture from at Goods Train to Taunton
the division of Middleton, in the county of Lancaster, ire order to answer a temporary purpose. Some think .
e ueen s yae oval George, ; ,
'to be appointed to th Q ' ht R i join in the Io Pteans With which our Liberal' lIP TRAINS.
Pirmingham Rugby. London. B,UND AY DOWN Tii %INS
Short Train to Slough
called Oldham sub-division do hereby, in cone,. that it is in bed.
o lence to a communication received i d h Ift f W 1 -• .11 t• • h 0 h M Contemporaries have greeted the return of Lord
an as e or
,00 vi lc o join er. n. er a- ,
To Reading
• quence Ofa tumult and riot having taken place -veithin from the Northern Chartists, and that another move- Auckland, still less to appreciate the claim lie is *Mixed, from Wolverton.. '—........ ....... ..... ..... 9 3011
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jesty's return from Scotland, this officer with severel ,
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' • ' • said to possess on the gratitude of the country for Ditto
10 15 4 30 E
the township of Oldhem, in the said cl..evision and ment in that part of England woUld lead to a corre- others, will receive promotion. The whole of the
Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 031 8 2351 12 45 E
, Alan to Taunton
To T'' . • ......
- 2 0 E Alt 5"
. 5 8 55
county, order and direct, that everysperson licensed sponding outbreak in Wales. What, however, is fficers and crew of the Nautilus 10 Lieutenant • apolicy " emphatically pacific." Without the most
.Iptte, frr Aylesbury
, 'under the provisions of the Licene
4-Victualler's Act more likely is, that it is to be ascribed to the prom t
p ° • .'" remote desire to detract from the private virtues
I Paulson, lately stationed off Brighton, have been
8 30 9 43
itlialter!,
frierst Class . 1 . 130 Short Train to .Ilaidenhead 5 0
315 . To Swindon
(9 George IV., cap. 51), "and also every peeson and energetic conduct of the authorities, who, b h •••
y t eir •
I transferred to the acht tonevi te her The s uadron of the ex-Governor, or disparao•e those " eru-
s, d m Birmingham 10 0 ,11 17
MAIL, to Taunton
lieeased under the prov• -
:atone of the Ale-house or jadicious arrangements, have rendered the successful i y • 'ga • q ' dies which have, it •is said, enabled him
of escort to Leith will consist or. the Pique, 36, Ditto slitto , .12 Noon 123 E 6 0
Ditto ditto... ll5 E 235 630 . .
__
_________ __________ _______.___.__________
'Beer-shop Acte, on latain of being convicted under the issue of any emeute all but im s lal There can be
Po si e.
Daphne 20, and several of the Yacht Club S uadron , to appreciate the value to Enodand and India
r Time I Leave j Arrival
Ditto, from Rugby
' provisions of the same Acts, within the township of no doubt, likewise, that this desirable resolution on • ' - • • q .• •of the vegetable and mineral riches with which
also two or three steamers now fitting out in the river.
Tliird Class, from Birming. 220 413 110 0 Daily. except Sundays. , Starting. Junction. I Paddington.
Oldham aforesnta, forthwith to close their homes, and the part of the men has been mat 'all 'I) -
en y contn uted The 29th is the day.named for departure but some of ; the bounty of Providence has liberally en-
First Class, ditto 4 0 517' 9 15 Siiort Train from Reading. 1730 AI 1 -.77 :855 11
to keep the tee
• me closed during the whole of this day. to by the resumption of work in the midland a d •
n the vessels will not be ready before the 31st inst.
'. ' dowed our Eastern possessions," we may express Mixed, ditto
.....
• 1 9 45
. (Signed) "E. HERBERT, northern districts.
The Imaum, 72, Lieutenant Stewart, will be ready •
our belief that a more rash or ill-advised repre- *Man, Mixed, ditto 'l2 Night '123 M i 5 3011 From Swindon ,7 30 IIO 30
"J. MALLOR." ' CARLISLE, Tuesday, Aug. 23. to go out of the harbour to Spithead in about ten da sentative of the British monarchy in
• India than I *Mixed, from Rugby ; 1 5 ' 5 0
• The Sunday Trains are marked*. ' From Bristol
Short Tr. from Maidenhead, 11 15 8 47M 111 25
' 12 15 E
• This was dated eight o'clock. The following is a, The naeasures adopted by the Magistrates have She is destined for Jamaica. Ys• his Lordship has never administered the affairs f
In addition to those marked there is a Mixed Train leaves Man., from Bristol ..... .. 840 10 28 1
I 1 10
copy of the other notice:- . proved perfeetly sufficient -to maintain the public Is is rumoured that the •Java • bh l
, 50, is to e s ort yof that important portion of her Majesty's I Birmingh S d 'E If 1' hSt t" Sh T f M -(21 h d E
. ,am on un ays at 130 ,ca ing at a, t e a lons, . ort r. roe-, ai en ea , 145 245
' " NOTICE AND CAUTION. peace here. Last night-the Yeomanry arrived in the i commissioned at this port. The •new 84-gun ship •
.empire ; and considering the " misrepresen- •
I and arrivin. in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton, 1 730 M 540 E 1 12 0
" The Riot 'Act • •
has this mornifig been read, and town, under the command of Colonel Hassell, of • Coll' • • • ' •
mgwood is hauled Into the basin, and with the - • - e • •
" f 1' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 b 1 1 ' .
tationse o w tic t le is sal( to iave een tle ,
From Taunton
Ditto
•; 11 ersons are re •
a.p . quired to disperse immediately under Dalemain. As they came in they were received by Powerful 80 now alongside the ietty will be om- !
; " victim, it inust certainly have- appeared BIRMINGHAM. AND DERBY. 11 15
Short Train from Slough 5 :30 240 .530 '
6 la
' ' '' '' ' C etrateee filet be shingld have delayed his re-
pain of being apprehended apd punished under the the populace with oans h •
, and tey were even slightly . missioned to relieve other shins whose neriad has - '
- ' ' t , turn, apparently without any sufficient ground, DOWN.
I UP. From Taunton .... ......... ... I', 31) E 420 , 7 5
Short Tr. from Alaidenheai , ; 0
9 0
provisions of the Riot Act, namely, by transportation pelted, but the soon retired to their quarters arid ' ' 1
expire( .
until after the session has terminated, and I Deparurel Arrival 11 .ioeriarturel Arrival From Taunton 1415'745 10 25
for life, or not less than fifteen years, or by imprison- the night passedyoff • 1 The intended rneetin
quiet y. g fhe steamers Vesuvius, Commareler Ommanney, !th • o »ortunit '• of justilviii,r- his polic - ha. TR A INS. !from Bir. i . at , TRAIN,. from lat Bir- -
Alan., from Taunton !II 15 2 3551 a2a AI
ment, with hard labour, for three years. was held, but, owing to the secession of the Chartist and Plazenix, Commander Richardson, are ordered 'f, t• 11 , ) , ~ ,-. , 3. ~ -,
,rninghain. Derby. ' Derby. imingham.
—_,_______i___.:._ Goods Train from Taunton 1630 E 240 7 4,1 '
,r Witte 11111 C at least, been lost to Blln. !
" The constables have ord.ers to clear the streets , leaders, there were no speakers, and, in fact, the mob home from the Mediterr be 'cl ff
anean to pai o . - •
Inetead .4-' I.,.idlita• lis pasaoge in nue of lier Ma- ' . 31,...... 12 30311 2 15111
,•Alized... R2O II :10 20 NI SUNDAY UP TRAINS. :
.
immediately, and to apprehend all riotous and clis- lis entirely without a leader. . The Lords -or the Adintraity are 110Urly looked for , ~,t,79 1 •
Ds Oife red for his accommodation 1 *Mixe.l,... • 7 1,0 ,8 50 1. Ditto... II 45 1145 E Short Teain from 510 ugh....! 8 011
orderly persons. " Ily order of the Magistrates. 1 This morning some intelligence arrived from Dal- 'at Portsmouth, on their annual visit to the dockyard '''s .7 s s•lis ' 2111 & 2d 1() 30 112 15 E 1 Ditto.. 130 E; 3 20 From Swindon :7 0
id have arrived in time to have s
and which wou. , . .
.
-" 8 o'clock Wednesday morning, Aug. 24, 1842." : ston, which induced the Magistrates to despatch some and other public establishments, .
Class 1125 E 1 3 15
i Ist Bc2d -4 30 16 20 MA it„ from Taunton
,' 645 ;0 30 .1i! 1 1 10 E
admitted of his t.aking his place in the House of . i4Ol 5 54 11'11mi. ... 110 12 4511 Short Train from Slough 'so E , '
..... ..... ! .5 50
. After the clearing of the streets, Colonel Hogg, . troops there, accompanied by W. Wilde, Esq ,an The Talbot, 26, Ca tain Sir Thomas Thompson, p •-• . explamin
eels, atid g those points of his policy Trains
I Mixed .....I 61518 15 !' . I From Taunton
protected by Colonel Martin, of the Royal Dragoon . active and intelligent Magistrate; bilt, fortuna.tely, Is t 't d t ilk.l. lir f S ithead, 28th J 1 '
, ar ~ arn •e a .a e a nem
.p
r, • .u y, which have hitherto appeared so ilieollipre- I The Trains marked 4' run on-Sundays in addition to which '!
''hort Tr. from Maidenhead: 7 30 ' 8 :30
Guards, and Captain Barnes, proceeded•to the house all appearance of riot has disa d dth
ppeare ,an ey again on her way to join
,Rear-Admiral !homes, in the heetenie he preti•rred making a tedious T' 1 13" h d 'E 1 •
, rains eave inning ani an. Derby at 530 , an( arrive at . Ditto from Reading ....: 9 0
of a Chartist, named Yardley, and apprehended him returned to the city.
Brazils. -'
u., in a merchant , ,;•• .1 He i' i , either dace at 715 F
10. s a_ ,1 e, sc.. :1, .1011/. 1 1 '• I.IAIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15 235A115 25 11
on a charge of inciting the people to illegal acts. AAt Wigton-a considerable town, about eleven •Th I' C d 0 1 - C '
i erret 10 omman er a ce, was at ape ,„, . - pre at last • and we ar now
5. . e called upon -- - --- - - - The Short Tiains stop at all the interve •ng Stations.
_________ m .
quantity of papers were found at his residence, but miles from here v'th 1 f t • p I
,‘i a arge menu ac uring opu a- e ' ' 1 ',T The crew had been suff ; - el' h •
Coast Castle, 5t 1 une. er- ' to admire the pecific character of his adniiiiis- MI I) L AND COUNTIES.
SOUTH WEST F.4;RN.
we have not been able to ascertain their contents. He tion-there was considerable excitement all yesterday, • f • • • f
me. rom incipient ever, brought on by exposure to t„tio„. With•thc bones of some 15,000 of our STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby.
STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. 1
is to be removed under escort to the New Bailey this especially at night; so much so, that the authorities 1. th 1). t 1 le <, ft sl• s jects bleachin r • 1
fellow sub. e, oe tl e burning plains .. len r
. Reaav, ULLESTHORPE 74, Rroughton-Astley 11, Wig-
E Nitre Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, Kistosros 10.
evening. The civil force are also on the look out far There have sent fbr troo s, and a detachment of Yeo- werrtne
mei
doans
7002
bin; a. t
iers.hiave
c. .
ta.n _
tun
sam Lee, ...Elem./TR 20, SYsTON 244, Sileby 27:4, .Barrow 30,
of India, the viciiiiiE to his insane policy, we are Lotioxaottouoti 32i, Keg,worth (Nottingham Junction) 37%, -w
sohlceri
NaGn(l23HainEpitronnb,Cwoo(u.trAl:3l,.
.Wal ton 154, Weybridge 174,
two other leading Chartists, one of whom, a on . manrv, with some foot sPoldiers of the 66th, h' ' '•
n e „ gi pi ad
Hp, ap
ill
Ai4R , ar-
at'eseeen rived at the Cape o Goo ope 18t lay, from called upon to render testimony to the blessings Sawley 42%, Borrowash -4.5%, DERBY 49%. 1 Way:Mehl 38, RA SlNG-
named Williams, at a meeting held last night, saids-- sent there this afternoon. • h h
' ' • Plymout ,on er way to China. Her passage from .1 - • •
, . ti itch have attended his administration. If our
oI no longer exhort you to preserve peace and order. Carlisle is perfect] uiet now, but large ga,h* of m • • •
adeira watt, very boisterous one. The Southamn- • - .• i
, I nultsposit on to admit the benefits of such a DOWN. fi . UP. ( Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare- •
ham 82, GOSPORT 87.
..
We must now try something else." The town is still operatives have been Yroquixl the nei hb • -t
'
g ounng otvns ion, 50, with 'the Ham of Sir Edward King, was the policy as . has placed us in ' f i
our present pain •u _
Departure Arrival il Departure Arrival
in an excited state, the police and constables again • begging. As they are entirely without .money the ' 1 li" tth C e'
MAINS: fin at : TRAINS. from at Departure Arrival at Arrival
i t 0n,3: ! ip.a
.e ape.. 3 . . . .
and precarious position in India, be a proof of the Rumaby. Derby- i Derby. Rugby. DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp. at
cleared the streets this afternoon, but at four o'clock-all strike cannot continue man d • h
y aye wit out an ou - Ilia b le . nkin 1
rigantme Griffon„ Lut Je , s hourly " ignoranCe which prevails int this country in --- -- -- i-----
was quiets
' break ; but nothing serious is expected. expected to sail for Halifax, with dispatches for Vice- regard to Indian affairs, we must pl 1 'l-
ea( gut ty to Ist
51i x, d Train 7O BI lo 551 141 30 51
MANCHESTER, Wednesday Evening. •
THE COLLIERS' AND IRON-STONE Admiral Sir Charles Adam, who is at that port in the the "inipeachinent." Our own belief is, that 2d
1 10 30 12 50 E
Ditto . - 9 0 12 :30 E 10 E
All is quiet here. Several more mills are at work,
MINERS' STRIKE IN SCOTLAND. Illustrious, 72.
Lord Auckland is not individually responsible .311 l2 50 E 3 15 ,3d ,115E 3 40
250 530 E 11 4th . 440 7 0 Fa:t. Train
Goods Train
12 Noon 610 • ' 625 -
, and it is expected more will be so in a few days.
'We are glad to learn that although the strike still The troop-ship Crocodile, 26, commanded by Mr. for that policy.
sth 845 10 50 1: sth 730 10 0 i' 3 ixcd Train
. ASHTON, Wednesday Evening.
Fast Train
6 0 6 i"..,5
continues in the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Elson, master, R.N., is hourly expected from Quebec,
6th Mail 12 20 M 2 491111 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 AI
Mixed Train 5 0 a
A mob assembled at Mr. Wanklyn's mill this morn- .
8 30 9 0
a•mining districts, the idle population are perfectly and the Racer, 16, from Jamaica.
COAL-WHIPPERS' STRIKE. ON SUNDAYS. MAIL
. ' ing, shortly after the military left for Oldham and
Ist ...... 730 M 10 011 Ist ...... 6 4351 930 E Goods Train
' . •quiet, notwithstanding that emissaries have been at At Spithead-Griffon brigantine.
4 0 M 5 0
- attempted to turn out the hands, but they were-di/a. ,
9d
.C.
-
i,489, i work attempting to give the turn-out a political- In Harbour-St. Vincent, Victory, Imaum Excel- . .
10 0 M i 45 H 210 E c'
persed by a troop of dragoons. , es ...
Wednesdae
, there was a eneralistrike emon the 34
oi, to
' . ' aspect by introducing the question of the I?eotle's lent, Nautilus, Echo, Sylvia, and tenders.-hrigliton
.` g . ' g - h
LANCASTER, 'Cuesday 'Evening-. trit h ' •
4t
coalwhippers on the River, not accompanied, however. . .-. • '
12 20 NI 2 4911 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 /I 1,,,„
' - N• h I ' .--- a :I0 II 57 12 3, M ,G
,
arter as an element in the unhappy dispute, w ich Gazelle.
• The times of arriving at and departing from offing am an( snort Trains to Woking at 104 Mornbig, and at .1/4, 4%4 a-nd i 54 y,
The town has been quiet all day, bet the hands in
•••••••••....T....n.N.....e...011,................. by any political movement whatever. The object of
Derby are nearly the same. Evening, calling ,:t int,rvening stations, and perform- ing tbejourn'ey ~ a
1 at the present time can only have the effect as far as
in an hour :lid ten minut s. Sundays at ii,, Nr, and at 2la and 7 E , r
the mills, with two exceptions, still remain out ; there ' 'amNEY MARKET and CITY NEWS. the men employed in this description of work is to _ - •
the men ar • •
e concerned, of alienatlng front them the
''' la.
appears to be no attempt to.resume work. All is un- I
FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. relieve themselves from the thraldom of the middle NORTH MIDLAND.
De: arture Departure - Arrival 't
. , sympathy of many well-wishers to their cause. We
•
UP TRAINS. Li
certainty.
CHRONICLE -The •outh who absconded with. ; men in t a ' , ,
Sh tits ell Lin ehouse; Rateliff, and Wapping, (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THF, MIDLAND COUN- from from South. at
Till] AGITATION IN THE MIDLAND Is
are a.o glad to learn that there are symptoms of . • 3
a rofit out of thei T wages TIFS BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY MANCHES.
400/. belonging to his master was found at Cain- who make p r labour. he „ . , Gosport. arript:n. Nine Elms. 11'
- , Nc.
couNTIEs. . I amendment apparent, and it is earnestly to be hoped
bridge in bed by his brother who went in pursuit of - formerly paid to the coal-whippers were seven farthings TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHES
' 'TER AND
MM. 1 3.-k Al 215 51 523 m 1 rtea
t LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT mixed Train 630 7 0
.111 l' . I Sal
BIRMINGHAM, Wednesday, Six tat. : that all may be soon satisfactorily settled.-Glasgow
ate years t ey aye no
him and the plunder, we li, ar s all sf 1 t d t' eh man, but of 1 h h
e. ~ wa ae y s owe per on .ea
NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Goods Frain
With the exception o.f one or twasediVous placards Courier.
t a • ' d' • h 'll- f h
un el t e pi ow o t e runima). the aver
been paid on , age more than a penny per ton, -
Mixed Train l4 3., 9 0 12 30 Wi
kFROM A CORRESPONDENT./
_,.,-- ••,.
DOWN TRAINS.
Fast Trait, lO 39 11 0 2 0 wi
that have been issued in the course of the day by I DUNFERMLINE .--;-:,. 23 The • duty on foreign wheat advanced to .9s. per and outof that they have had to pay a large percentage
Mi‘ed Train
&Urge, O'Neill, and the kindred race of demagogues, i . •
quarter on - Thursday last previous to which there to the persons who call themselves coal undertakers, Departure from 1 Arrival at Fast Train
The riot which took place here to prevent the tee
Mixed Train 5 NI 6 0 9 15
nothiree has hitherto occurred that receeires Di ueh no'tice. ' 1 d ' ' • l• f h I
wail c eare last. week at this port, at the Bs. duty, and to the pub icans who have the reeency o t e coa
7 30 h 30 WI
hetwe n th •
duction of wages, led to an agreement e E
Derb u ' ISheffield. ISheffiek tmeds.. otias;',4.. YOrk. itini7g" Goods Tram
'2 0 M
A Bill was issued this mornireg, by White's part, -, ' about 600,000 q•uarters of ht d 130 000 cwt. 'f I ' dhoem lo who'd° not consume
w ea an ,
.o &lips, an. w .py no men
i. .
SUNDAYS. -
.
manufacturers and the weavers. This town, how-
-SOE 6 19M 8 3051 6 4051 9 20M Mau. 135 NI 215 M 5 '25 111 .--
anriduncing the meeting this evening. It wa.s deemed flour, and since the Ist of t,a,y, 1842, duty has at dif- a certain, quantity of beer and Num. The coal- 31 51 ... ......
ever, partakes 'of the general -excitement of the
7 3511 -
dangeroas by the Magistrates, and they summoned the ; ferent times been aid in this port on the further whi ers held a meeting on Tuesda night in Ben
Ditto .... ..... .--. . ..... 430 E 50 E • 45 -
_
country, and efforts are now making to secure an ex-
uantit of 220 Op • • PP ' S - y d 6158 45 9 3011 ... .....
Short Trains leave"WAing ...... at 714 M, It, , 5, h., -
• And 7144.... Sun.
printer, a man named Taylor, in Srnallbr k '
oo -street ! t n ;
eson of ixditical rights. Above 2,000 operatives qc . Y ,0 0 quarters of wheat, making since Jonson s-fields, tepney, and another yester ay eee
au 10 45 II 45 ' 1 15E 5 OE 2 0 E 5 15E . days at 9"4 NI, 64, arid 81aE.'4' the
and ordered him to enter into suretiee, himself • ' I
in SQI. met this ft
a ernoon in the Abbey-fields ; George Hen- that time about 881,000 quarters. in in Sun Tavern-fields Shadwell, and they '
morn g . ~ . 12 45E 2 OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7
.0 .______________
• -
-
. and two others in 25/. each, for his appearance .to an.: I We understand that the firm ofße b S
er ehm, laugh- resolved to cease working until they can obtain a 3 4.5 430 530 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIGHTON.
..
.
134 i
derson, twister, was called to the-chair.. Resolutions
swer any charge which may be laid ag-ainst him in ters, and Company, general ageets, but largely con- penny per ton clear of all deductions. Instead of 4 0 530 630 815 10 0 STATIONS, with their Distance f
s rom London Bridge. -
Y
gislation w
were propcgsecl, to the effect •that class le as
nected with the corn trade, have bee hi' d b ' - - 1 ' • h 1 6 0 730 I 8 15 945
n o ige .to sus- eing engaged by tle middle men, w o exact arge ' Losnow, New Cross 3, CROYDON 10%, Godstone Road 13% -
connection with the publication of the bill. The fol- the cause of the suffering that now exists among the
SUNDAYS. . Stoat's Nest 144, Merstham 194, RED HILL 21%, Harley 254 B"
lowing is a copy of a placard Posted. this m • d
orning, an working classes; that an effort should now be made pend payment.
sums from them for the tvorking gear, and on other 3 19E
El 6 19E • 6 40E1 9 20E THREE BRIDGES 29%, Balcombe 335, HAywaan's BEATH „,—"--.
~
..
•.
' which has caused a sensation ;--,
POST.-The high and undiminished price of bread pretences, they resolved to submit to no such exec- 0.11 8 4511 95 4(5)11111 1511 IOE 12 Noon 374, Hassock's Gate 434, Ihnowrost 504. CEA
" Englishmen!-The feye remaining liberties which • - rean extension 'of the suffrage • and that to
tfo secu . .
' in the. metropolis, as compared with the reduction in tions d d nand to be em lo ed direct from the 7 OF 4 30E 5 30E1 7 ISF
~an et p y . . • 3 . . 930 8 OE I
. urther tam ebd they ehould abstain from work for
Leave Arrive in 7------------
Leave Ar ive in Flo
a tyrannical olig-archY •ruts.left to the enslaved eo le the price of wheat durino- the last few weeks if h ' •
,wlc is landm laces alon shore and be aid every evenin ,a e The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about two hours DOWN. London. Brighton, U
PP. , 1 eight d.ays•; that thee; should obey the law, and ab- 0 . . . gP g, P. ,g. ie. Brighton. LOndon. -
have been this day foreihi k f •
yta en rom vou in Mr- t • f equal to nearly 20s. per quarter, is exciting a good on board ship as the Act of Parliament directs. The later than their arriial at York.
.-__.--.................,-.. OAT
s ain rom all violence, and from all intoxicating drinks
. - ......... • 7 ;=OS,I Ism
mingha,m by an. ttrmed power. In vain does th deal of att nt nd i d •() r ,wher It 1 li hL•ltf th t t. f -
, e ion a a.n ma versi n eve.e e. aw passed yt e egis a ure ger e pro ec. ton o
MAlL,,Firht I don 9so live
UP TRAINS.
British Conaiitution declare th • b•
at es ery su ject has the
e J during the time. of the strike. The resolutions were . .
is singular, and something worse than singular, that the coal-whippers has been most shamefully violated,
right to fe
pe i fon the Queen on his grievances The 1 '
i carried unarthlousl S' •di •cl 1 inted
y. ix in vi ua s were appo
first class -bread has only been decreased in price-about and few of them obtain- a fair remuneration for their • Departure from -
' Arrival at ToCroydon 10 4.i 'First Class 9 0 11 0
Mixed ... 11 45 215 E 'MAIL Mixed 11 0 iai E
by the meeting to act as a Committee, in connection
'd. I d. - lb. 1 - • I . • •
Ditto
or at east 1 per 4 oaf, when, according to labour. t has transpired, *during investigations
n_ •_.
,7 ,
'
Gove.rnment, throuoh the Ma i t 4 h .d
• d '
g.s.ra,es, ave en!e withlindividuals to be chosen by the districts, This 2
Mixed :i 0 SSO First Class,.. 33a 550
rlinb.l
Leeils. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby.
,
that •ht dh .5
•
rig ,an aye, in opposttion to every pm- c • tfi• - • the fall in the best wheats the price ought only to be which have lately taken Vice at the Thames Police- ' York. ch6elan-
,te First Class 4 :SO ti 3() 51ixed ....... 6 0 830 1
ora ittee are to levy subscriptions from the inhabit-
le s . . . . .
~ , ton.
6OM 7 3531 ' 8 1511 10 1551 Mixed. ... 6 0 S3O Ditto ...... ... 7 0 930 ,
oilaie of justice, and the Constitution d
, prevente a ants Stu-I to strib t mone at o ge tho
, it u e yn no se requiring iaorously 6d. at most, where credit is given, 7d. per court, that coal underta ers and persons who have
'
1
o. O -io :',OM t•Goods ..... „.. 0 0 12 30 M i
meeting called fir the purpose of peaceably me- '• • . 41b. leaf: The fact seaus to be that baker . and t blished wh• t re 'called the " Shi svners' Pro-
es a.
I-
I aid. The speakers were very calm and moderate: .
6 15M; 8 45M 7 051 ,9 30 10 45 111 45 12 45E ' u(..royr onsuili).tys
:-_-_-_.-
Sod t. d'
‘g the coalwh. ers 15s and 18s
'From SUNDAYS.
lnorialising the Queen, having first brought into the
11 hith t .1
Lok d h ' 1 'chief -
mi ers, er o ov.er o e , ave
_Ten one tection _ e les, ' pay _
915 il2 Noon 10 0 IOE2OE ' 2 45E 4/5 Mixed 7 4514 10 15 M Y Croydon
twe Of 'them expressed their determination to secede
API' t f it; Ib • .
town an armed power -to enforce their un'ustifiable
cause of popular discontent, by the
.high prices ex- per week, !Ind make a large pr , ou o e a ou.re 12 15E1 3OE 1 10E 4 0 530 630 815 Ditto
from the movement so soon a.s there were anv symp-
-70 E 83u ,Ditto 345 E 615 J. A
and unconstitutional proceedings. We issue out our totes of outrage or violence. Sheriff Monteith came dby the masters of shi s
acted for an article of first necessity, without the of the workmen, who are pai . . p
,3 30 16 19 445 7 9 • 812 i 8 45 10 9
'Poi& cl.,n /0 11 , Ditto 7 0 1) 30
solemn protest against such undisguised tvrann d
slightest justificati .
on These "rogues in grain !" 30s. and 21. per week, the balance falling into the SUNDAYS. .
HAM BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore. 0
Y., e- to the o
t wn last nights and was for a short while a
6 4.51/
daring that if such an encroachment on the riohts of .
nds of the middle men The publicans, on the
spectator of the proceedings to-day. It is expected
.. 5 OE 6 30E 7 15E 9 15E: On 'Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 15, 345 5 15, and 6 15E. 0
Englishmen is submitted to, there will be no longer The Dublin Evening Mail of Monday announces ha • h Id • d
, Derail allow the men 1 . and lid.
.
t tat t . p
I he o eratives all around will follow this example. thst Archdeacon Pakenhain is to be the new Bishop other az ge y
3 .30E 6 19E1 7 9 812 9 0 10 9 From Shoreham for !irighton at 830 ad 10 3031, and at 10,3 3 l, rr, A
freedom for any class, tyranny preserving its power
d h
' per ton, but they are coinpelled to spen t e greater „, T .
and 7 30E. hundays at 10 OM, and 245, 4 30, fi 8, and 8 OE. *„
, rains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6% and 1151, and PI,L),,i.
IVhat will the Government do ?is now the question. aial ,r. 'l'. 'B. (,' S •bhS l• • G
.. , mit- t Q . o ieitoe. eneral.
ed Traing stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains ‘-''
only by abridging the libeities of all. We record it
'n de rived of .
portion in ths tap-room on pain of bei g p et 2% and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. • on'y at First Class Stations.
wort
MANCHESTER, Wednesday Morning. .lIER MAJESTY'S DEPARTERE FOR ScoTLAND. It
_
na oua deliberate opinion that the ruling power has , •
emploYment; and tho.se who drink most obtain
01
Things preserve their tranquillity to-day, the hauds N 1 as at Tie tiine, conter.nplated . that her Majesty wmuld -, k . •
LONDON AND DOVER.
to:Ken away the just and constitutional rights of the
leave Windsor Castle for Buckingham Palace on Satur- most NI or . b* t• bI • h
There is nothing o jec iona ein t e . GRAND JUNCTION.
of a
turning williradv to eniployment The only at-
OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION.
people, and that circumstances have now arisen in •re - '' " - • - .1 'N' next, and proceed thence to Woolwich on Mo d s strike of the oal-whippers. There are many
01
tempt to disturb the peace of yesterday was the ef-
C h e • • FRODI BIRMINGHAM TO LI. FROM LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER TO
__ _
DO w-iii-RA M-T----TT--------------- keley
which' the Government has no rightful claim to our th Te to embark in the Royal George for the North. ai' h•
t s ip-owners and masters w o are o opinion meow. &MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM. UP TRAINS.
.
fort of some hands to turn out the workneople of '
.__ Departures tr in Arrival at Head. Departure irom Arrival in Or
allegiance,' Passive resistance on onr part is not only m " is, flowevcr, now arrang.ed -for the Queen not to leave that they ought to be paid five farthings and six . . ,
I es.srs. Kennedy's mill in which they were onl , -
Leave I Time ef Arrival at Lo idon. corn Statioe. Headcorn. London. Vivis
. a right, but a sacred duty.. We resolve not to obey s , 3tt indsor until the morning or Monday, whence her Ma- f. thing- pe t dth •-
ar e r on, an ere J., scarcely a man in
Birmingham. Departure. .Biiminghicn. __________._
___.......................
............- -----. .-......._,----, Or
partially successful. The C?mmittee Of Mill.owners •, . . • ~ . •
ji st) will tiavd direct to Woolwich, under a rnilitar b* •t tldpe t 0-h If ;--. —...=
7 as ti 8 15 IM 7 5 M
9 30 11 45
! 74U 11 15
the Goveinment by serving them in any capacity.
3' the coal trade who o jec s o . r on. ne a --
9 40; M Or
esolunon - r • •
came. to the following r 3 este da3, whsch was escort, at an early hour that morning. It is expected First Class .. •1 45 M First Claei... 330 51;
1111 3!:: Mi
19 30
wich,
15 E i 10 55 110 E
We resolve not to recognise them as our Government.
of the whippers h t been obtaining more than a •
aye no .
Mixed Train *6 0 o
51ixed Train 6
__
12 45 E 1 30 E 4 0 On
.
posted on 'Change :- that her Majesty anti his Royal Highness Prince Albert f fh I Mixed Train 930 First Class..• 51_ 315
I 2 25 E 4 5.5
' ll t xes Sioe d b
We, therefore, refuse to pay a a. . „.., le , y
- ,
,I , , , , hal penny and three-farthings or t e ast two years,
rst Class..., 10 30 ..
4 0 615 '•4 25 640 treet,
order of the Committee, -. " REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF mll,,LowNEns AND Will leave the c astle between , an,. e o'c,oca ‘so as to.
li. -
hue the " Protection Society" men and " coal- First Class... 11 30
Fi. •ed T• in 4 OE
First Cla,s .. 215 E Mix r 4 _ 0 930
11 30 615 8 :-)0 i 610 845
"ARTHUR O'NEILL, Sec. OTHERS EMPLOYING WORKPEOPLE IN MANCHESTER reach WOOIWIOII before 11), whence the illustrious party '
undertakers" have been realising great profits -by First Class... *2 45 • First Class... 7
sUNDAYS. ~ 1..
SUNDAYS.
-.•
AND SALFORD. will proceed immediately on board the Royal yacht, and
Mixed Tra,n..
, 430 . bl 5 M 10'50 51 , 7 3.5 M 10 10 AI
" Christian Chartist Church." -
ail for Scotland. This early hour has been arranged contract' g
'n to perform the ii-ork for Bd. per ton for
First Class...' 715 . 130 E• 1 4 5 E !" 12 50 E I 325 E On
" Tuesday, Aug. 23.-The Committee have to re- s.`
SUNDAYS. , 7 0 93.5 ii ' 7 0 935 Read(
h gang of nine vhi ers and a rine- the men ,
It was expected that after the proceedings of last
ter her Majesty's departure in consequence of tbe favour, eac . App , p 3 e seemeys.
Af F' -t Class...l 330 AI 8 0 M a
•
ort that in addition to the mills and other work-
Majoi
t el"s:-. 145 - '''.' ed Frain! 815
night, which tenninated •in the severe chastiseinent of P ' ,
able state of the tide at that thne from Woolwich to the about one-half that sum. This has produced all the
"ed Tr in. 7 30 Mix . )2 45 ii
NO RT FIE Ri)i AND EASTERN. loan'
which started at the end of last week, all the remains , '
Mixed Tram, 10 .30 3 15
seveleal of the mob, there would have been no furth,sr .
;eon.. discontent. In consequence of the strike, there were- ed Train Il 30
On
ino. fine mills, and several coarse m Ils, n 3 es-
i went i -
Mixed Train' 245 E , Mix,d l'r.iini 7. p E 12 Night OPEN TO.BISHOP'S STORTFORD.
atibrt to held a meeting in the neighbourhood. But 0
TIHI QUEEN'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND.-Active pre- few coalsships in ihe course of delivery yesterday ; but
'hose Trains meet the North Union Train to Preston at Par lode STATIONS, with their Distances from Shoreditch. surget
.
terday, and also continue steadily at work to day ;
the O'C's Ch t" •
, nnor ar 43,S have determined otherwise,
paratione are making in all the departments of her ma- the demand for fuel not being great, little inconve, . 1
Lea Bridge3l4,, Tottenham 5,4, Edmonton ,1%, Ponder's End 11%, col,
• -
that the hands in many other branches of trade re-
C H ESTER AND CRE WE, Waltham 1-1,,,, Broxbourne I), Roydon 2'e, Harlow 264, Sawbridge. On
• ~. and we may therefore anticipate a repetition of the ja-ts's household for the de "f Se Idh•.h • • • flt ' " - •
[airtime or ea an , w ic is nience was e . • The lhames Police received direc-
- d labour yesterday, and also continue steadily at . .
worth 234, Stortford,32l.. i Navy,
. proceedings of last night. The hour appointed for the sume finely arranged for Monday iiext. A vast crowd were tions to be on the alert to preserve order, and to pre- e
...Rog CREWE TO CHESTER. FROM CHESTER TO CREW'.
s
work.; that the Committee have reason to believe that 1 attnicted to Brunswick Wharf, Blackwall, on Wedneaday, Leaves Crewe. Leaves Chest er. DOWN TRAINS. I OP TRAINS. —
so • . -.4 nleCting 18 six o'clock, but up to the present time a
vent those men who have. not thought proper to join
4 15M Km . , .....
.o.4:ollandfril of police have prevented it. the disposition to return to work amongst those Who ! e 0 s 'pion L. forty horses, several car-
to witne th h. .tof th • the strike from being Trolested; but there waslittle 11•11xlect Tra,n 9 0 First Class .................. It. !VI 1 Der:re gneiparti,r.e..l Arraitval :Del:iiarture"flZiallitrouxre.
.• Arraitval
On
- . The Magistrates have issued a notice that, after are still out is gradually increasing ; that wherever riages, &e., front the Royal Stud, the whole of which e• • •
' d h fth F'rst Cass .... .......
or no isposition to violerfce, an t e presence o e
a 'IL
_,.... 5 "E 1 Shoreilitch. bourne. Sto,tford. Stortfont bourne. Shoreditch. Edge,
750 I --:—.-- .---..--.1..--- on
this time no vagrants will be allowed to ply the this disposition has manifested itself, and an opportu- were placed on the capacious decic of the Monarch, a
nolice along shor , effectual in preserving the ma On Sunday only the Mail Trail% run. 505184451925 Mi 5 30 M I 5 L 6 M 640 M
of Act
traffic which they have lately ried on with- such nity has been afforded to the hands to go to work, la. noble steam-ship belonging to the General Steam r - ~.,. e %.las
eace. Inc coal-whippers were assenibled in groups
______
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it to le 15 14 45 i 4.8 0 1.:. 45
On
. " extortion and success, and it is satisfactor t
y 0 an- bour has been resumed ; that, previous to starting, Navigation Comi.any. This ves,iel has lately been P . .
..
leingtla.neel, and now makes her first passage since her .
near the water side dining the ay,
d• and in the even- C HESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. n .10 12 20 E 1259 E B'A 852
1: 0 E 221 2 5!) .9 40
920 9 f.CI ' 10 40 Gaptii
nounce that the town is unusually free from-such in- parties are recommended to give notice to the autho-
the continu d i h t eets, eccasionally cheering Farm CHESTER TO D
-.IRRENHPAD. Fom B 'R 30; Al 5 4: t, 1 i :10 112 e E le 48 E ()n
e., terations. She is expected to prove one of the mg y.e.nt. e s r _ . ewe at 5 Al, and Mixed Thins ti.xedl'lrKlNsHaPtABD27andiriai, a:0 5 25 5 54;) 230 E I 3 0 344
beth A
truders at the hour of zny writing. In fact, I have rities at the Town-hall, stating the locality of the
fastest amon the fleet of the Conapany. A as they received intelligence Az,f a conce sion to their
at 830 and 11130 51, and at 1,4, and at L5O and 3 50E, MAII, IA 1 5, 0 620 4 :3, I 5 0 ' l. 48
on
• scarcely met a, collier in Birminghani d • h works, and time fixed for starting. g ,
s and 7 45 E.
i 8,1 8 .53 925 '6 30 7 5 A 0
unng t e number of the Queen s Grooms, &c., were on board, as demands from many ship-maeters.
6 40 F,.
he
whole of the day.
" Chamber of Commerce, Twelve o'Clock."
wits Herr Myer; the Queen's Riding Master, ivho tic-
THE ARCIIBIS
t Hop oF CAN mt.-The pain- ms,xuytit-sts-MAIL at SM, ,-Ind SUNDAYS....MIXecI Train, at 030 1
.Gn sentiaysTreins leave Shore- . On Sunclays Trains leayet(lrt: of
(1)
rains at 9 30 M, and at and 9 5,./ M,- and ti b E, MAIL at
adnita.hip
3St:T:c;r:laalt4 :41),,t 9 -OM, ti j !Igmfoarnl,a+haitirleZl44ta;;d3,ll3,,Z, n
The police have succeeded in arresting Georg -
4. few meetings were held in different parts of the companied the carriages of their Royal Mistress, and ftilly severe o melt of spasmoqi? e i
TlElollnera with which the 6 3 iej,„
Es 3•,; 1,
• INThite, a Chartist lea,cler, who is said to b- • --e town yesterday-, but none of any account to disturb, froin the state of the weather, they may be exPected c A• 1. t h
Primate of all England was visited on eatui a) as , as Steam Packets leave Liverpool 'foittlEahhesd `.J) minutes before • ltiis 1. rain leaves Broxbourne half an hour earlier on Mondays.
e implicated
the st it ' ain for Chester, and from Birkenhead for Li.
ford, I
in a charge of conspiracy-. The particulars have not g the peace. One of the power-loom weavers, of about to inake a quick passage. During the morairg the mail iven way to the skilful medical treatment with VAIIICII Verpo(a)l4ln)gx
itartif ro
f every Train from Chester.
EASTERN cO UNTIES. oi. i
transpired. • 400 or 500, was held in, Travis-street, who resolved , packet Ocean, for Rotterdam, and the Soho, for Ant-- Flit; Grace has been blessed. The disorder is completely __________
---
OPEN to BRENTWOOD. Chapel
•
werp, belonging to the same Compaoy, enabarked their stibdued, but the Archbishop is of course suffering from
to remain out another fortnight, whatiier privations J
NORTH UNION. DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredbh at 8 30 and 11 051, and at 20,
ingeiries have teen made at the hospital, and
• find that, instead of the absurd rumours that hwe
they must submit to, or until they got the, wages of ! Paasengers, carriages, and horses ; three belonging to the bodily weakness
col
isequent isPon the nature of his
Trains Pears Liverpool for Lancaster at 318 (Mail), 8 450 30, 4. :5, 50,6 3 , and -; 45E. On SuNows at 9 r all'l In "1, and ---
'. • •
hi. Royal Highne3 , Prince George of Cambridge, r• d
70r.. moud -..
3, The following is a copy of the bulletin issued and 1111, 'and at 230 and 4.45 E ; and from MancheFter for at 20, 3 .., 40, 6 30, t..nd 7 4f!E. The jouriu-y i: performed in about ',condor
gamed prevalence, only one man was hurt last ni V 1839. The pensioners, who have been eworn in • and ! c
No,
•
g • . elu e and 1 1 Knox were mu .11 admired '• • o • v -' • • • 1• f ' 4,minutes.
p , . Co eine _ , .
.. .a _ . • yestereav :- Ilie Grace has passed a ery_
tgood , Lancaster, at 15 minutes after 1.. 1-
t..e -iverpoo. time o. starting• .....
air TRAINS leavo•Rrentwood at 8 45, 9 45, and 10 45M, and at
His name is Charles Spilsbury, and he is now undet 'acting as special constables, have all been discharged, , \writ
otaced several passengers of distmcnoti, including. - - •-t, - -- ...I • • 1-.•
" Mga, am. is tuts morning still better.--eAddington Park, Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool-and- Manchester, it 2, 23,, ,1 30. 5 H
, 6 30, a,id 7 -15 E. On Svspislo at_t3 45 And IWI, tbe t
• treatMent fur a contused wound of the scalp, inflicted but it has been thought advisable not at present to I s •Bh
1 nfr. aron Alderson and family, Captain Seymour, &C.
' Aug. 25." 0 710 and 845 318 311014 I 10 aad 680*. and at '' ;,;0, f 300 l:t go 6 i 3, a;.4.: cit:. "
i , .' ,
'•
by a policenaan's truncheon. reduce the nunber of special constables who are in h
w o seemed naueli delighted with tbe excitiag scene. ,
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..._
: ..,,,,
•
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•

D-parture Arrival at Arrival at
DOWN TRAIN.; from Swindon their
Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Dpstination.
Good. Train to Taunton 4 3041 10 0M 855 E
To Taunton
Ditto.
Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0
MAIL, to Taunton
Short Train to Maidenhead 11 '0
To Taunton l2 Noon 2 58 6 35 E
Short Train to Slough 1 30
To Taunton 2 OE 450 855
Short Train to Reading
Short Train to Slough
To Bristol
Short Train to Maidenhead 530
To Swindon 7 30 10 30
MAIL, to Taunton .. 855 11 35 255 M
Goods Train to Taunton
SUNDAY DOWN TH %INS
Short. Train to Slough
To Readily-
,
Short Train to Slough 9 30
Alazt., to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 1 0 E 430 E
To Taunton
Short Train to Ilaidenhead 5 0
To Swindon
MAIL, to Taunton ... _ti 55 11 35 2 55M
UP TRAINS Time I Leave j Arrival
Daily. except Sundays. , Startine. Puvii=lPa't atg
n,
din to
Short Train from Reading...! 7no VI 17----" ,- - - -.

EASTERN COUNTIES,
OPEN to BRENTWOOD. . .
DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredith at 8 :10 amitiol/1, sad at'26f
30, 4 ;5, 50,6 3 , and -; Cif:. On Stnin‘7fpl 9 t and 10 OM, an°
at 20,3 0, 40, 6 30, znd 4.-!E. The journey ac performed in about
46 minutes.
• OP TRAINS leave-lirentwood at 8 45, 9 45..and.10.45M, and at
2 31, 3.30, , 6 30, and 7 .15E. On.SVN9/4Y.0.803 4.5 And
444 at 0), f 30. 4'), 6 144.1 441

111$11..

-- l,
. • THP.! SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26, 1842. ,
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MANCHESTER AND LED
, There are not more than •
an 200 persons at the place r constant attendance at the Town-hall, and different •• SPIRIT of the P ÜBLIC JOURNALS. ►, GENERAI. RAILWAY INFORMATION, i,,,ter• i
• of meeting.
stations.
—..,—.
• STATIONS with their Distances from Man,---, e py,
MA NCHEsTa a, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6. 1311' a 611!
DUDLEY, Wednesday, Three P.M. Intelligence was received at nine o'clock this morn- FEON THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. . . _ .. ..
Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden '2O, Erlisli.i-dp ','
At present all is quiet; but on Monday evening, ing, from Oldham, that a large. meeting of factory GLOBE—Ministers have, it seems, deter-=
-.• T-. J..- _- -7sierr.
! '
Hebden Bridge 24, Luddenden Foot 26, Sowerby
5b21.•4
i either f
. or malice or amusement, a ridiculous attempt people and colliers was held at seven o'clock, when mined on an investigation into the origin of the
tv ,
_.• . i„ -. . ~ ~.: 1 Orkneyl.l
Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper. Bridge 36, Dlo,
) m‘wa.? made to blow hp. a portion of the Castle ruins. they were addressed by several speakers. They then alarming outbreaks in the manufacturing dis- S
IT N 41..
s(
c• 4 . ;
-- --- .772u-rso '-'-. Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton Si, Lzses
-- - ! )1
ill's was one by introducing several pounds of gun- dispersed into groups of about 200 each, one of which tricts, scarcely yet suppressed. The inquiry is • • =
A rri" te,
' . Q ,
Departure from Arrival at ;Departure !tom woe,
powder into the hollow part of the foundation of the made an attack upon a mill near the church, breaking delegated to a gentleman of the Bar, who has
* -•-• -
--,-- -
,----, Ahmthester. Lecili. , Leeds.
1 gnat-el-room. The explosion displaced a stone or in the doors and windows. They were assailed by arrived at Manchester, and will immediately pro- .%. A p ~., It, ._ -,. , , Dern-
_k . -,-,-
- -_ '
~..—„,-..---...- . so
, -i OM 10 10111 ' 540 M 'so
two injured
, the adjacent trees, and made a deuced the police, who were, however, driven back, one being ceed to execute his commission. This course on i'.• --,- ' .- .....7
iii 4 - -L .., .. ‘74.......
__.
_,_ _-' _
9
,-.-.,
...„,
11 45
noise. The affair naturally excited some alarm in the seriously injured in the head by a blow from a stone,
the part of Ministers will he generally approved.
if conducted with impartiality, cannot fail . It: .r- 4,-: - .
st z -
_„ -gi-,: '7-',4-,---_,.: , 9 0 11 47 • • 10 -P
• neighbourhood until the circumstance was explained. and another having several of his ribs broken. The In all such cases a prompt and searching investi- k
„Is. - ~. -,- _ lo 0 1 15 E ' 7 40
hwantst ~,,3-= n• t- -- -
. .'r7-4-.. ter, 10 59 1 44, j 9 0 15
SHE WING THE
1
-
1 20 E 4 35 ! 10 16 .
WESTBROMWICH AND OLDBURY, town was completely under mob law, and the autho- gation,
to elicit in formation of service to theGovernmen t in ___
_.,.....=-• ..er.
-Unites . '-
Wednesday, Four P.M. rifles had sent to Ashton for militaryaid. The original
,
.4' -Or 320 645 l2O E :3'
Several of the pits resumed work yesterday, and meeting consisted of nearly 4,000 persons. the execution of its trust as conservators of the 11AILWAY,S
_ _._,.. , . •
,_...„. , . William 4 4.5
. 7 0 730 3 4.5
10 30 I• 6 0 8 450
peace of the community; and also to the country,
igenkert . .7
10
this morning the example has again been followed; EXAMINATION OF RIOTERS, &c.
- - , ,
10 0 12 47 M 1 . 7 15
inasmuch as inqniry will untold the causes of disaf--,;_ ~
~!---- : t lit
'
it
but we regret to say that successful efforts have been Yesterday morning, about twelve o'clock, Mr. J.
IX THE .1
-, ion-bvie SUNDAYS. 11 3(1.E
used by a large mob from the neighbourhood to stop F. Foster, Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, took fectiont which, unhappily, ripened into tumult. . ,___
co:par
_.,_„„ Ay 8 0 M 11 30M , 8 0 M 1
I
the works, and in many instances the workmen have his seat along with the stipendiary Magistrate, Mr. Nor is it the least important part of such an in- DUB HINGDOIII. ___ Inverary -
--- ,-.,. °- 1-• Pertb . , 10 59 144 E •10 16 9 3.g
for the quiry to have its attention directed to the eon. -
„..-- LsWeliiy,
__ - _.t.- ---_ 630 E 10 A 6 E
been sadly injured. The Magistrates have resolved D. Maude. at the New Bailey Court-house,
11 lO
duct of the local authorities, civil and military ;
...,„oei, g.P.r:` Ai; ri r-- 7,10,:.45. ''' 10 0 12 47M 715
henceforward to support not only men but masters purpose of pursuing the further examination of the
d• ye..t... '''
- , 7.7_7.N. "••••• . .i...-_ _ 0144 _. !- ,4
V, 11,
to ascertain whether they were prompt to detect,
LL - -,, .7-,- - _ \
• A; 4` - i
who are willing to commence working; and the effi- prisoners charged with taking part in the present
1,••• .-----';.----; ' --- lei' ,' =-- ,1 icz,,,..9ew
„,.;•:',,-,, , : i 4T.)--
and vigilant to resist and repress, the first indica-
..
~.• ..., - ' t --AN- --__L- / . ~-.
cient force of troops at Birmingham can speedily be movement
--.7%.-. , '-- ..e- --,:...!„,,,
~,,. . ma.d. - -
~ .. BIRMINGHAM & GLOUCg-._/
tions of threatenirig mischief within their respec- - -., f- ' _EI e2.71:16, '
43.1'er° bier /
brought to bear upon the neighbourhood. A troop THE ALLEGED SEDITIOUS PLACARD.
rYY
.., ...A'sfy 4yr
TaAINs
live jurisdictions. All this,. we take it for granted, az,
„...v4i.bim . \
~,N'
DOWN TRAINS UP tar.
of the Worcestershire Yeomanly, under the command Charles Turner, the printer of the placard purport-
-; ,-,
.n 24.4 •-•
I"'k in ~,Az • k .
From Birmingham. !. Frorees
is comprised in the instructions given by the Bon le --- 'es
,k - -- ',iv y° 36,,,,,4 '''af,,, .„.‘"iiirt.Pat,,•.4
- 1 -J.
'. iroo
' This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 M.
of Sir Offley Wakeman. and Lieut. Taylor, were- on ing to emanate from the Executive Committee of the
Secretary to tilt Learned Gentleman to whom .e...-.-:, e ti 0
_., .:,-- •,i t ' .c,,„ 7.17.46, • 1 4,...•
t". Leaved Arrives Arrives
the spot, but were unable to act In the absence of a
--- -A Cluilebar
at Chel. woe. or. 1,
National Charter Association, was again placed at the
he has confided the inworta.nt investigation.
Magistrate. On his arrival the Riot Act was read,
_. , Sam& divicycP°9 atikW,,>____t ..*-7 carzae ~ Wor. Chel. at Glou.•
cow.
tenham
bar, when Mr. Beswick, after stating the nature of
\- 4 --,-- ----___ _
CC. nester, tenhara. ceste .
Had the Government neglected, or even post-
L.P., '2V't"TY ' - 41? ***'S . Or, • •
a..... 1....... ....... ............... ........ .............. ....r.• "."..."''''
and the mob dispersed. the charge against him, which has already been pub-
•'--
:
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poned, investigation, it would have compromised
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6glway
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BILSTON, Wednesday, Four P.M. lished, said he prayed from the Court a further re-
its trust. We cannot, however, forget that the -- szl-0.41,1 •of - e ,-,, • • ~.,__ 12 44 d 31250314 ! 5 30 6 1 --11 0
.._'--.•4 V .
0 8
Several of the pits resumed work yesterday, but mand for the prisoner, in order that he might prepare
.., - sithlont ZnlAr ••• -V* 1 ' ' ‘a. - Pe,, tos 1-Nll- - , 3104 57 522 5401 8 15 835 1 . I
/ 4
threatening, because deeply suffering, state of the
ii .?....." „,. , . % T. ,
this morning the men were visited by a mob of ruf- the necessary evidence against him.
• _•.-e-e, 0 ~-4-1 ‘
8 4,5 10 3() 11 12 11 15 ' 11 15 11 35 a
•
country was strongly and perseveridgly urged - .' Irtms L,.
„ DuL747 - ..<.. •1 14 ''
-
57,
flans, who either prevented their descending the shaft, Mr. Cobbett, solicitor, whoa ppeared for the pri-
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-7 R IS•.fl •••••S EA •• - L''''"*". . 1 P.M. ;r m. 247 iv
upon the attention ofGovernment, in a variety of laCgare *C' ir. -,.......... • ..••... V • .-24 A
12 15 158 2 •26 237 1 1 0 120 .0
or in cases where they had actually commenced work, soner said he was ready to admit the printing of the
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,z? 4.„;••.....•••., . vr,,,, ..- z I
forms, both in and out of Parliament, before the e-,,;..- --- iirivriek t‘..‘ .. cry-- .. .. , `.LW1P.1.41 7_ , ‘ "Yinek : \ 245434525154 01 4 20 5 1, fii,
the poor fellows were drawn up and either ducked or Placard, but he was prepared with evidence to prove
-.7 .% trz- • ''' 34.`'1,' 1.-2,„ ' le.'"--e--V••-•.'2%.• % ' mi.f.
715 9 9 942 955 , 715 : 735 940 11
lakeald--; `` - ! \A.-7 'A ig, .;-_-:*:;*A...\--li-ermiC,,.*-b,
o 10 9
great C,c_)ittneil (.4 •die natio a was prorogued—hut ice _
beaten. that his client had no sympathy with the sentiments
4 --1
..,_•.., p „ ~-►
._ „„), 7r!ii ---
3 0 740 , 9 0 9 -1)
vain. the Ministers introduced into the Speech
(e° k•V / 73.; - --1-4' ` (~W4- ' ••• •••
530 815 926 9 4.5 , 415 450 .•
STAFFORD, Wednesday. contained in it.
~.
__ rare,
...ipperary Cetemanvm .9y„ ki, , 31.70....,' '1"4"'"
P
he throne
from t one by which Parliament was •pro-
.„,(-- ~
........====.o-
_____,. AS
. The number of prisoners in the county gaol last Mr. Foster said time would be given to the •parties
79.;.d., _ ...1 .., /. - petzis•A. c-ii, -V( ~./..,S 0 1 -
rogued, a cotnnwn_place sente,nce, expressive of Cmie ifaterfoni ~-....../ •
Iti" Is -1" k . = ~.• ~:* Xincan ',... NE WCASTLE-UPON-TYNE
night was 693,
,among whom is Richards, the noto- interested to prepare the evidence affecting the differ-
- -...:, 41 */ 94 . - co f-- i-, ,ste*/
.A.,10,
sympathy with the suffering masses or the pee-
c.) /4'
CARLISLE.
____,...--/,,,
rious Chartist leader from Handley. Lord Sandia one parties under charge.
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- 's'-' s -•••* 7,,,„„S .Lid Add 'or o.NoltiViaist -.
_ _
..:ire ..
pie tinder theprivations of their condition, and
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A ~ . _
1 A 17,0 it,
has remained in town for the last two or three days, - •
Mr Cobbett then applied to admit the prisoner
of praise. for the patience and resignation witty • '-zz--..-at-, \ 4,,Livi'l"B"" 1- •
rs•
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„A, .„4.....i., es stet
.- -,- ~ _ Leave Arrive at 11 Leave
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t
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assisting the authorities. to bail.
which they hadunder
borne up them. But this '‘. '1*...,..-- ..N/ kt / stp.viti.(carclj"•# `4l2;::* •€7 ' " lqj), - Newcastle. . Carlisle. ! Carlisle.
...........700i0I
This was refused by the Court, and he was re-
71'; •7, t• At ferbrovh.
-----___, ....---.-----"'""" 90 r
‘vas all the notice they deigned to take of the ci,- `4:;%::,.. ""X
-S, 1 - tt
_irja„ .. ssy.los, s `Ely .21ro'rwieh I
7 0 Mornin 10 30 Mornin ! 7 0 Morning 10 _or
We learn from a Correspondent in the neighbour- minded till Friday.
RAILWAYS,._. MAYS.-- '. .. q..- -s.- _ -16,4
~ g g 1 u.
pressioit of trade and • the misery of the people.
17-b:- \ 'if•• 1 CA .Aifilaraion 4.. 7''''' 10 0 130 Aftern. 'lO 0
hood of Ashby, that the colliers in that locality are all RIOTING AND SEDITION. \
6
To thcialleg•edpusillanimitycif the localauthorities
ce, 44 4'••-•:„. 4; .„ L#. • 113,,,,,,.. L„.„1 cri-71i"dge ..", d• k
, k SN.,'".l/4,,5..,
230 Aftern. 530 250 Alterrl. •
at work, and have never struck or shown any svmr.- Tinker and S-ddort, two of the Chartist leaders
PACKET P01TTE5.......1
'cli,44'.i.,‘T'D.'i de' '' i ---79 t 8:df.,1 5 0 830
II
is ascribed., iii ; instancesg.v,en , the spread ofth e dis- \ /Cr
5 0
~..tot. ...fee, N 4 Erisio ?,
torn whatever of discontent; but, on the contrary, who were charged with inciting the mob to riot, and
30
---'-' . - ... '•• =.4: .h ... 4- 6.4,4 ".-27`'1:""a v69.*". 4,0„.1 . 6
a,
turbances withhi. their respective jurisdictions. TIN. t, / 4 %,-a
‘ 01/4
suNPAIS. iftSr
they all voluntarily came forward to be sworn in as turn out the hands at the Adelphi Print Works, Sal-
-7-
0 ,h./...: •. SUNDAYS.
The Government directs inquiry to be made into \4/ c". .4.1% aCI WO" ',it LO N. ON ° , At." ;12 15'"
constables, and have behaved all through the business ford, were also again remanded till Friday.
0
ja;n3iTie 4*4-4'.8.•/ f.:.,,,,
_R.ed4-n.s.4'r „, op ....ow 490. ,g," ii... 9 0 Morning 112 15 Aftern. 9 0 Mor.lll9Y) 015
the facts ; and has done no more than its duty
e .'"' Salirin.ry:re ,it TAR ...I'''''''' ---,.W,15*-- 5 0 Aftern. 15 0 5 0
most nobly. James Leach was also remanded till the same time.
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SOutirant ... 6.,Mnant'r . azatAl.t ' ---- , 'tP,4
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The charge against this person was for using seditious bY isstling a Com' -'' fi t •
ission o ..1“... pui pose. But ~e it
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- treectsten .! -Erchr c.aaf.ftz s 4,,,* • 140 --
5(.1 0
THE TURN-OUT OF THE COLLIERS.
, the House of Commons will fail in its dtity it' it *5- I ... mouth _...„_____ -411.1.r.A. \r.p.rt. , .C4Srt; •' -v, • . •••[
i .. EDINBURGH AND GLA ii bi,
lantruaev at the of .D 1 in
„ meeting e egates Carpenter,- 1,1L,1 , 1 I .• 1 1• (
---. . frry7l.7. - ~ ', madly
cl
MERTHYR, Tuesday Nio•ht.
—as t lat srane, ioit le JeglS. attire on AV pell 0., ' Pen..terner . fop4',6. :- ,d„.,. Trains depart from each Terminus at 7, 94 an f•
..,A 5 SO
hail.
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Owing to the men having held a m •
eetmg on the devolves the safety of the country does 4 '
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at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 7 30M, •••-
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James Hutchinson was also remandedfor the same 1
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Aberdare Mountain this town has durindl
g the day
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pen°. on a charge of using seditious langur it a not direct an immediate inquiry into tht•
)resented an appearance of tranquillity, quite 'it va- condu'l• of Mini •ters with rpf;itim, tis 4-1.,.„: of aplpoatoc anti ..41, 1,..,,..... :„....-- _.]_. i • - s ,
'lance with the troll/11Pil nano/4 4. 1...,,, 1.- '-3 _ _ __.' .1 meeting

rwroury 44, waxeneict 4ti, Normanton 51, LEEPSI„../
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Departure from Arrival at Departure from the
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DOWN TRAINS UP TRAIO
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P.M. P. M. i A BS°
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245 434 5 2 515 4 0 420 s`l I''
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CORN A VERA G-ES. carts; or
c,EN
pdEei OFjrt3:ll4- 5e71054
eor the Week ended Aug. 20, 1842, made nil froln..`oo9"
r Imperial Quarter
tvwk
the Inspector: in the different Cities and fawns,. fd'
Wheat s6s 51 1 Oats
Earley
ES OF
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LHE MARKETS.—(YEST-rilb-7-
COLONIAL MARKET.
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b
The prices (4f pe,,duce were tolerably s'.eavYtdi iii•
fair bu-4ness was done, but the market A are
fluenced by the disturbed state of Vie country.
TEA MARICE'f. wino
Very little business. done, and price' (lait. -d belo,v
by the chandlers or soap-makers.
but sound Common Congou could not be Ow" od.
Is. Bed. per lb. The deliveries continue vay go
TALLOW MARKET. hweither
Prices much the same, with little business (100•P,11 the
spot 475. 9d., and for deli Very 48s. 3d. per cwt.
• WIIITECIIAPEL HAY MAI:KET.
There was a`dry It
moderate supply, with a ,j,
and prices firm. Clover, 2/. 10s. to 5/. 10s.; v"'
to 41. '4.s. ;- New Hay, 3/. to 41.; straw, li. 10s,
p. 3,r, candle v

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ss.
ay, , 41,
Kolb

COUNTRY CORN 31ARKEI2
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IWheat. i Harley. 1 —0..1, L::____.......1 • . r '
Fri' Quarter. s. to a..... 1 a. to ,„ , a. to s. -
,f • 3ti 131 46
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Braintree
St ighton
Dunmow 5) 5. 22 WI gl t 7 :„' b 5 , w ,
Grimsby 2S Xs 1, 21 ;5' ' 34 i 9 .....
HailOiani
,713 .455
Hitchin......„ 50 o 7 27 :4 20 30 ..,-- 04 -- ,-..
uewss 52 64 27 28 18 20 a.", 0. x ,
Maidstone 59 10 06 jo ''ti 5.2 ..; 34 ;3.,. r
Pet worth
Romford l4 61 2s 30 18 .4 4. 4:3 ..Six 41
Sandwich 5O 56 30 31 01 •:4 :!‘ 44 .31 00
Tnetinrd
pEB--.—lLA:vvit.Ri.l:FeErnl.tii.gegthliiliggissnhi ti I Kt 32 3d Zt iO,. '',' 6, 5' :10
Wishetch ....., 12 56 2,4 5i 1$ 21 9. ~8 9
Witham ..... 145 5i 23 25 22 26 129 171 ;11
Yarmouth 5O 56 50 32 24 90 'l4 23 •0. 0 •
L 4 ERPOOL CORN 51 A. 74.5.11:.-- Aug
~.. Le, c : tj
WHEAT, English, White, per 70Ib. •. ................ ,i' i 0
...' ir
- Red • ' 0 d i10
--- scotch, Welch, and Manx ..................... 6 0
.. 6 3
-----...... Irish, White ' So' 8' 4
----- --- Red
Ynreign
OATS, Boglisn. Welsh, and Scotch, per 4516 6 0 0 0
Irish • •••
ead .......... ... .• 0 i I 50 '''
• 1.. nil 0 k 0
Scotch and Irish, pet 6011 m....... ....... w.. 6 •! it
Feeding.... ..... .... ....... . ........ .. 3; 0 g:
Malting, per Imp. quarter........ 1 s :is
---- Irish, arc. • •••••••••••• ....... ...1.e./ ........... ill 0
-- Foreign ..... fa 0 :6 0
.per Imperial quarter ..... .. ; ........... ..., 0 .. e
.--z Foreign
,pller Imperial quarter ....."•"•"•••" ;41 45 0
FLOnit, English, per 280 lb. .......................... . ....• 40 0
,st •
........................ ..., 0 0 . V
OATMEAL, English and Irish„per24olbs ........ . - ~., ..,, 6 ,0 0
INDIAN CORN, per 4801 b. ..........„ ........... ...... ;6 0 ,!.. 9 i
lirs, per Imperial quarter ....................•••• 40 0 3°
MALT, per Imperial quarter .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •
white CAN!.....EgR.BtoU6O,RY.
14„,...AR01C108T«..4.".. 4/14,.: a:m1.614
-- red ~48;. to —5....... OW .1""".. ..5.0....,,
;,.. .
Barley, Malting.... 31s. to 33s ..... Grp .4 t. 1,,
tJats
Bean.
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On the 14th inst., at Sutton. Surrey,the wife el 11-,0. A
F. Du Pasquier, ache Madras Army, of a sou, s„..til'ai,jadf°'
inst.,
T. A. Pearson, Esq., of a daughter.•
ad.'
Mrs. '-
On the 24th inst., at Clapham-rise, Surnrit
worth Hunt. of a daughter. 01104
On the 24th inst., at Stockwell, the lady of John
of a daughter. d x I'd"
On the 17th inst., at Linden-bill, Berks, the seat
keley, Esq., Mrs. Charles Btaeley, of a son. , Gorr
On the 20th inst., at Claverion-manor, the lady ug
Vivian, Esq., of a daughter. 0,
On
en
the
ee
21st2 inst.,inst a;fSrst.. Helen's-,plef /in, iggsrsw.oodflalktyleslll.
with, of a son.
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theOnl3 d G. er,
inst., the wife of Mr. Bark, of Cli
ttrees,et,
of a sou. °l4l-

MARRIED. •
On the 23d inst., at Aldenham, Herts, the Re%
Reader White. M.A., to Charlotte widow' wye.tice
Major..latnes S. Chauvel, of the 42d Regiment Maiblis •
Infantry.
On the ilst inst., at Croydon, Henry A. Cleseer.fait
Navy,on tthoerairyi,ndstaugilip
surgeon, North-end, to Louisa, youngest daughter of 44111' •
Cox, Eq., of aPh
Croydon. • its;
Hut, Esqn,nLieontrant tI7

DIED.
On the 20th inst., James Cooper, Esq., of Wo`-"
Edge, and of Trinity College, Cambridge.
On the 20th inst., in Upper Brook Street, Mrs-
of Acton, aged 90.
On the 21st inst., at Margate, William Stabbing. En" I
Clapham, Surrey, aged 72. VI
On the 22d inst., at pilgrim's Cottage, Hampsteao,
both Ann Kemp, relict of Joseph Kemp, FIR." aftod 91.
relict
On the 23d 'inst., at H Ighbury-Flace, Islitigten, Nancy,
of the late Edward Hill, tisq., ag(d 76.
"
On ►he 24th inst. ,'at Denmark-bill, Surrey, EvanEd
Esq,, aged 63.
On the 24th inst., at the Paragon, Blackheath. er ohn 1411;
ford, Esq., aged 77. ar
On the 22d inst., Elizabeth, the wife of Sr.
Chapel-place, Ramsgate, aged 79.

London; Printed and. Pnblitbod by MIIRDO YOUNG+
No 112, Strand, at Tide. Qffice, No. 112, Strand,'"
the County of Alittdloses, Friday, Aulluit:6o349.

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