Star.
London, England, 1822-07-17 00:00:00

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'VAPERS. !hY petsobt who appeared to hair •inst quittid the .
chamber where the discussion was held,•th it the Ma- i
nufacturers had consented to return to theDld Prices,
This declarato, as might be anticipated, was received
by the assemblage.
below, amounting at this moment,_
MatMfac-
in
in the mar-
exultation, with waving of hats, and claikping of
to some thousands, with thundering shouts of joy and l't
the trade of
hands. But in stating the purport of what was thus. i
the present ,(,,
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publicly communicated as the result of the conference-,
ig, at whichl '-
tore present,
we beg to be understood as in nowise pledging our- • t'
a large ma- selves for its correctness. . • r,
6, from and It is, indeed, incumbent on us to acknowledge that, I
I. to 2d. per owing to the circumstance of the proceedings baiting - ,
the names of been conducted with closed doors, we cannot, from ;
in the mea- our own sources of information, acquaint our Readers i. t
tributed for with the precise nature of the Resolution adopted by ':f
nation to the 1
the Meeting in question. We have, however, since ' 'I
been
ning, caused
lass of inha- told that the master manufacturers perceiving {,
ISO of them the irritated state of mind under which the populace t
wry Yard, in appeared to act, a majority of the Mee.ing decided i I',
lined to de- that it would be most prudent not to piess the re- ''(..;
sh to desire
were house- duction of wages at this moment, but to leave their •
journeymen to be themselves convinced of the neces-
sity of the measure. It was not long after the assem• I:
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mess on the .• •
bly of manufacturers had broken ui,, that the Dra- , .
of this sum- i '
ons entered the Marketplace, and halted in front .s. r
:ition having of the north doors of the Hall. The Mayor and Ma-
gned, it was gistrates, however, considering the presence of the •
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milaps• Esq. military now unnecessary, hastened to communicate
urers' Com-
their thanks to Lieutenant EVER A RD, for his promp- ..! , 41
sting him to titude, and to signify to him that the services of his !'.• !
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proceedings soldiers would be dispensed with. The Cavalry •. 1 .
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erman ROE- thereupon immediately withdrew, and returned to
their barracks. All this time, tine I'l I Market-place and -
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sent round the avenues to the Hall continued to be thronged
facturers at with people. - i I;
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!sdaY). On On
Mr. ARTHUR &toes passing through, he was •
assemblage
loudly cheered by them, and accompanied in a tre-
nd on Tares-
ition to Mr. umphant manner, by a numerous body of weavers to !
or fifty-four his newly-erected manufactory on Orford Hill. A ,
ce, in order procession afterwards set out from the same place,
a their em- with a band of music and flags at their heads, and
ever, being elevating a number of havels and sleas attached to • ;
Tat purpose, poles, on which were fastened placards with the .
e admitted. words " God bless Arthur Beloe ' written thereon. . .;
an Tuesday, Small specimens of the various kinds of articles ma- itt
mes and all nufactured by the weavers of Norwich were also car-
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: and as the reed aloft in the procession, which paraded the pin- -
re hooted or cipal streets till a late hour. A quantity of beer was , t
given away to the populace. -
considered Mr. EDWARD OXLEY, of the manufacturing firm
ages. -of Joseph Oxley and Sons, proceeding from the Hall, •
appearance,
on his way home, about six o'clock in the afternoon, !
and, pre-
ie addressed was pursued by a number of disorderly persons, and •
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ed the mea- compelled to take refuge in the house of Mr. R,
to have WATSON, veterinary surgeon, in Sr. John's Madder-
rerse
Manuf market, where he was beset for some time ; after i I
he adopt ac-
ion to which, the mob dispersing, Mr. Oxley was enabled
qr. Watson's in safet
hairman, J. . :
Beloe
ad h pro- Nouit furthMer disturbance
fmaterial importance oc- .1
he had curred. The next day (Wednesday) was spent by r '
re, he (Mr. many of the weavers in festivity arid rejoicing, in
r. Beloe) as various parts of our extensive and populous city.—
part (added Norfolk Chronicle.
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r it; and as 1
We are truly sorry that we cannot announce to our
week bin
ed, I belieeveg
Readers the termination of the differences between the - . •
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at as it ma master-manufacturers and the weavers. The latter
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in
e Yorkshire- walk procession twice each day to their usual place • li,,
ror two per of meeting, where a Report is regularly given of the
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owever, shall proceedings of their Committee, and the answers 1'
returned by the masters to their applications. It was
followed by
ng of hands stated at one of the late meetings, that the struggle I
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was nearly at an end, and that a great majority of
eased.
the masters had signified their intention to abide by
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rers having
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journeymen a certain standard-width of ribbon which had been ( 1.
commenced. then proposed, and the prices issued in 1819.—Co-
understand, ventry Mercury. il
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ing in York-
•wer rate of SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I, ,
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hands were -- '' .f/
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nbazine—an BOXING.
inert branch
Stamm Awn Naar.—Over a sporting dinner at the Weymouth
Arms, the house of the former pugilist, on Friday last, T. Be!- ii
was argued, cher, on the part of Neat, put down £lOO, as did Mr. S. on i
eavin; were the part of Spring ; making the whole of the deposit JAW.—
iete with the The stakes of 4600 are to be made good at the Castle Tavern, li
on the 12th of next November. and the battle to take place on I '
and conse- ,
„ the 26th of that month. Even betting. ..
s city would .' ARCHERY. ?
ded by the A few days since the Bowmen of Walton-le-Dale, near Pres- • i
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he increased ' ton, held their grand field-day. The Goldent Arrow was awadrdthed
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r coals since Saver ent, and the to JouNßß.tizastow,nEhsq. ftohrethe lyyst
istottrouests, ties.,
ow. vaeurr soitu,B to, the Rev. YE. S. RADCLIIITZ.
Iso reduced CRICKET. . .
rice of work
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The match between the Gentlemen of Harrow School and
•eaving, and the
Rlckmansworth Club, was played at Harrow on Sat I
urday. i
•ute. last, and decided in favour of Harrow :
mg had hap- ILICIIMANIVIORTH. MARLOW.
1 lSt Innings - 48 Ist Innings - soo It
nd the gene- 2d Ditto - 99 2d Ditto - 36 . .
std by as few _ 1
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of them con-
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could, per-
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Harrow won by. one wicket.—The match welt contested.
of peculiar 1
TROTTING MATCHES. 1
Mr. Mrcutmes brown mare started yesterday morning, on
nurse of the the Hockerill road, to trot 15 miles within the hour, and to carry
tted, not less nine stone. The match was performed over a three-mile piece
anate subject of ground, at follows: i 14
min. sec. min. see. ,
sod the scene, •
la three miles 11 40 sth three miles 12 26
,out half-past 24 ditto - 11 9.0
m. Bossley, a 34 ditto - 12 0 - 50 30
ding up the 4th ditto - 12 4
lOW the bust- The
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The race was for 200 guineas, and it was won cleverly, with
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om the porch
The second match, over the same ground watt, that a hone,
;Ely down the symptoms of distress.
should trot 14 miles within suj
hour, in harness, a dwraewreld4 stone, :,i
efor 1n.006 .3115` ~
mreveer. the next three
nake his way the property of Mr. %mar,
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Dar match was won without a break is SO. ! , I
kicked in a
utmost diffi- mseciensde *kiln time.
ome humane . Th_..emifinrs.t
°three oiled
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:ued from his A few da.. age, the
perfect bodies at. a an and a
rer,
the
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S escape into fn
Cockey-lane, in a corner fearful of being seized by its enemy,
sr were found io a
r in a dap age,
position over the rat, which was cringing
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aye's Church,
I i ' ) in the highest state of
Southwark, (which s now repairing), ring ,
lausted object S°
Preservation. They are supposed to have been there some cep. ,
by the popu- hollow part of one of the buttresses of .
t, shoes, and furies, from the aperture where they must have entered into the•
riumph.
terwards rent buttress having been stopped up when that part of the editt4o %.
last underwent repair. 1,
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I mischievous
with •
A cork burnt thoroughly in the fire, then mixed upon a plate
tog the multi- a little milk and water, and taken two or three times, is
to the Officer
said to be a cure for the cholera morbus, by immediately-cor-
recting the acidity of the stomach. • 1 ili
enth Dragoon
i a cesuin cure fat Ora
on by the Ma- dropsy, in the early ,
military twice a day for about twenty
that
nt days, is
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stages of
se. J
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17.—The
supply
of a
The juice of blackberries is an
dadmirable diuretic, and if taken
it the
• 1 I I COSS EXCIIMMK, hi•RIE-1.41
e preservation was very li.irge,aikf which the major pars ars.
oet fr but tame Wheat 614 • .
:mined over for this niernill •
.m_y.. moon,
is
rather
0....._ ly after the at-
!Terme between on as good terms as war" 1
Grain on Monday
Oats and Beans were dad, )
[bated; and it liaTilla scarcely Niffibe ly fax sacsxding the wants of the
the Guildhall) mummers.
t Momlay's prima .
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