Star.
London, England, 1831-02-07 00:00:00

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BRIGHTON HERALD, FEN. 5.
Among the numerous fasbiouable arrivals at the Royal York hotel,
are the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Goderith, Mr. Allyn, Mrs.
Doyley and family, Mr. Ainslie, Mr. C. F. Going, Mr. Ramsay Clarke,
Captain Custers, Hon. Mr. and Ma. Jerningliam, Capt. Franklin and
family.
In the list of arrivals at the Albion Hotel, in the past week, are'Earl
of Liverpool and the Mimes Jenkinson, Lord Tanpletown, the Earl
of Uxbridge and Ibmily, Ls Ducheme de Dino. Le DucdeValsbcez, the
Earl of Harrington, Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire, Sir J. and
Led), Whitshed, Hon. Mr. Ashbumham, Sir J. Lady and Miss
Shelley, Lady T. and the Misses Shelley, Viscount and Viscountess
Gap, MT. R. Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Sanctuary, Mr. Gordon, N. P. Ste.
A notice has been sent us by the farmers of Billinphurst, that they
are paying, what they term, their " in-ground men,' or raptor farm
labourers, 2s. per day, and that it is only the single rang men whose
wages are from 6s. to Si. per week. We do not see that this
much mends the matter, recollecting that in the late risings is the weald
of Sussex, the great majority of the assemblages consisted of the latter
class of men. Notices from our correspondents concur, however, in re-
parting the country u tranquil, and anxiously
_waiting for those mea-
sures which Parliament may devise for their relief.
A meeting to petition for Parliamentary Rehm, was held on Mon-
day last, at the Swan Inn, Meetings, Sir Godfrey Webster, Bart. in the
chair. Colonel Evans, the popular candidate kw Rye; also the Rev.
Mr. Frazier, addressed the meeting in eloquent speeches, particular)y
Sir Godfrey Webster, who spoke at great kupb. In the muse et his
observations, he said, that if the new Mbitesty did net reform the
House of Commons, and reduce the taxes flabwith, be would act dif-
ferently from what he had done in the late proceedings of the kbouting
classes. He would be the first to make a stand spinet such oppres-
sion. He would head them, but (mark) not with arms, to cause blood-
shed, no, be would recommend them to make a stand this way, viz. to
pay no taxes, let them distrein if they want your mosey, this is the
way to punish, if they distrain let them : let them sell, who would buy
under such circumstances ? These were the measures for adoption, in
case the present ministers did not give reform, &c.
The Directors and Guardians of the Poor, at their Meeting
on Monday last, sat from five o'clock in the evening, until nearly
midnight, tonged in baring individual applications for relief
the principal part of the applicants, were able-bodied men, for
week and clothing ; the former principally were set digging lints
for the roads or streets ; the requests of the latter were morally
compiled with—particularly shoes which are made by 'Manama out
of work. There are upwards of 400 labourers now employed by the
parish. Tits weekly expenditure of the directors and guardians of the
peer, at the present seneo,which is much the heaviest portion, is abort
4001. a week.; this includes the gamines:mace tithe inmates oldie wairp
house, the weekly postmen, or sick, inOnn, sod bastardy,andthe walla
of the able-bodied labourers. employed by the parish. Thus =2
population of Brighton at 40,000 souls, it would require an
weekly contribution of little more than tad.; ou an estimate of the sob
teal valued's: of the parish at 200,0001. per annum, it would weans
to about 2d. in the pound, on the real value of property, for the weft
relief of Indigence.
Captain Goble, father of Goble, who was lately transported for
life, for machine breaking, Sm. was so much affected at the sight
of be Tao which conveyed his son to Portsmouth, that he fell down
and died almost instantly. What a commentary on these prom-
cudons
MARRIED.—At Rarely, Mr. Drewet Wakeford, of Sterington.
to Miss Symmonds, only daughter of F. Symmonds, Req. of Bird-
ham r-4. G. Ryde. Esq. of &Word, near Guildfaed, to Harriet,
daughter of the late Mr. James Young, of °
DIED.—In North-street, John Hackle, M.
OXFORD HERALD, FEB. 5.
Great good has been effected In the county of Sussex, by the forme-
d°, of " Labourers' Friend Societies." These societies are founded on
the considaation, that as there is a surplus of labour in the country,
which its low price sufficiently proves, the mat slitemal relief for it
would be to enable the peasant to labour for himself, or, in other words,
to assign him land, at a fair rate, to cultivate with his own hands. It
has been proved, by repeatokezpaviments, that one sae of land culti-
vated half in potatoes and half In corn, will enable the labourer, with
the usual wages he receives from the farmer, to support his falsify with
combat, without the degrading necessity of applying for parochial relief.
borne of the most learned and zealous political economists of Weed,
are resolved no longer to confine their talents to theory only ; they in-
tend immediately proving the excellence of their plans by practice.
According to rumour, they will commence their labours in a neigh-
bouring county, by calling together all the unemployed peemantry, will
put themselves at their head, and lead them to Canada, where it is theft
intention to purchase a great quantity of land, and direct its profitable
cultivation.
At the late Tithe Audit of, the Rev. George Porter, M.A. and late
Fellow of Queen's College, in this University, the new Vicar of Monk
Shaheen and Panther, an unsolicited reduction of 10 per cent, was al-
lowed, on the moderate composition agreed on with the farmers in
March last.
The coaches in various parts of the kingdom have been retarded in
ireir travelling, by the quantity of snow that has fallen. The drifts in
many places are several feet deep.
A Petition to the Legislature is now going round, praying for the
privilege of choosing a Representative in Parliament to look after the
interests of Farringdoc.
The City of Bristol steam packet lately performed a voyage to Cork
the shortest that war ever made from Bristol, having left Bristol at one
*Week in the afternoon of Saturday, and arrived at Cork at one o'clock
en Sunday ; thus performing the voyage from quay to quay, a distance
of 800 roilog, in 24 hours, which was never done before by any vessel.
At &abut), Market, on Thursday last, want, from 7s. to 10a.—
Beans, from 4s. to 13s. lid. per bushel,—Barley, from Mk to 425.
Oats, from 24a. to 345. by the quarter—Flour, from bk. to 655. per
saek.—Beead, la. &I. the half-peck loaf.

BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE, FEB. 5.
The preliminary arrangements for the establishment of the Reading
Pitikeephical loathed= beingaserly cao_pleted, a general meeting of
the abalehdrletalini. all 'snarled in the dElfasion of science, will very
shortly be held. Upwards of Gahares have been taken.
Chaim Dundee, Faq. has, with his usual considered= towards hie
tenantry, reduced their rents ten pa am.
go Monday last the remainder of the convicts, under sentence of
transportation, 24 in number, making In the whole 48, were removed
to the /fork Hulk, Ompon.
aguidooday. pursuant to a regeleitioe, a meeting of the inhabi.
tide of Reading wee convened by the Mayor, in the Town Hall,
to take into consideration the propdety of petitioning Pantie.
matt on the defective state of thin repreamtation of the people.
aliyor (J. J. Dimly, Req) took the Chair. There were also
. F. Palmer and.C. Bosse 1, &qrs. (the two members for the
) Mr Mond, Mr. B. Harris, -Mr. H. Russell, Mr. B. Si.
aglMr Whatd4P. Mr.fil. Simonds, Mr. daimon, Mr. William
, Rev. Mr. Valpy, Captain Hall, &e. The hall, which is
IsAill=ardeddetia: b! Mr. Vines, Jan. ;.,,ithr.Fhie. Palmer,sual
W. C. Rumen, Mr. AWING, Mr. H. *MA, Mr. Wm- nod!,
ate Mr. B. grad*. The ballot was adept= with ahem.
liheaoloa's ,C4an itnvine.—Readapt, Feb.—Wheat,
M. Ise. *O4, Barley,lL 4s. 4d. 0440,11. Is. dd.
Brim% 11. Os. dd. Peas, a ere. 441.
.111411141,6,P.—M Grist Riainose, Q die,:. ea. MI Pau-
line Heksp,Aftli detalater'a the late, ;am aeg.-11111liain
Jones. Ulf solicitor," 3t-AisapsteiAlp.4ahter of the tate Triad=
Marks Made!, Rut. GrOrbw ch.—Mani. Mod, Req. of Bere4lM,

Berke, to Emily Aso, loupe demister of the late Capt. Baby, 1
R.N.-Mr. John Gale- Hillier, esigesa, of Stroud, to Enteselless
youngest daughter of the hut 414.1160m4-1191.
DIED.-Mrp.ledirud Smithtmaay jai% a thee, of Iripaser-
In eastle-stree, - Art 71; Thema *are% Bay. hiese of
Cantherwall.--Chasies eon of /Somas Grositerood, Neg. of
Wollimferd.,-pew Teaskey. laps, m bireesidimee, artbaiwatraMmuat.
i Mr. Edward Wirodarthr
SHBFFIBLD j4Eackl4l(, JAN, 01. . !
The Rev. the Dean of York, to a letter to Lord Nyberg% lades
tithes to prove that the. National Debt of Great Britain Is mtheliy Mos,
Nut is to say, less Unbosom, thsei in other NoMpiaa ',kW: That
nonsioutios of the debt would be an mil le A' sapidity the poet.
That the gram the pep of wile& a aserelliewl Plerobbot any semen
sickle of commerce. the greater will be his probable gain from Ike
cation. aid that by disshing canal= the poor are gluey
We fancy, that whereat may be the Weal dateedeas
of the:Reverend gentleman, ho will gas kw prosultajoibis.rahms.
The Sathimas walkers, that the anthende Ike of midalseast.
nem publiaked at the cal of * blew s4thburip Alameadt,;
the
ofa-
tz 49.0 nea
onsar, erb:lrce lists
1$ d ofeceding pint ef the
itthere variithare
no es
ins than
in
us;
so
lbat t ere at. now or smuggled practitioners
tW city
aptklis visfoity. The *WPM lOW 1.01. each, the revenue stands de-
e a sum of CU&
.Rui.ss or TEE PEOTEsTAXT BIZTIROEUTo =LATINO To
lissoiwthe Dzsvoas-let, "If any iffisinlienhass become bed-
frastisa
vest, and mahout assignment, of beams bankorpor, eir take the benefit
of any legislative act, by width they *Pi ilet pay Ask mediae their
full dmeMs ; the leaders. meeting shall depute two hem their own
body, or, if they deem it more proper, two otbue persons who ere mem-
biers of the satiety, to hordes iiie met cases, in cedes that the therm-
lee of an upright but untatumeir amber be indelhatilly este-
Misled; and that those whoops apEty of teamedmeg he expelled
team us.-11. If any of our aseepissee- siOe lave flied is Ithithe shall,
by the blueing ct Gen, afterasseasjose:re laden propetty to enable
them to pay el tide fanner r lo ai •mder to prove
be their Inot, scythed, imp& of so do se as moo as
peed* Mimes ao. men wee* to wi that yid& is mother's.
whew it is is his power to repay it."
These rules are geed, U the law, lawyer., trustees and assignees are
just to the debtor; bat as a debeer's effects are usually wesuth and
his estate pluodered by oaths in every form, there appears no metal
obligation In a ruined dater to make good to his negligees eeciltere
the rabbi** ef wiakk Waage has been the prey. Tth the Metho-
dists sinewihro have termed the system of debtor and creditor law,
aid roma en act to thithirdebtors to make tams with a majority
of their creditors, these rules are palpably gross violations of justice.
The ruin of debtors and the losses of creditors are the sole sad entire
faults of our legal system, and these must be well known even to Me-
thodists.
.SHERBOURNE JOURNAL, FEB. 3.
Yitovn.-Petitlons to both Houses of Parliament are in course of
in this town, praying for Parliamentary Reform.
81171:wnnerwerza-A petition, praying for Parliamentary Reform, hes
been got up here.
istrwoonT -A petition praying for Parliamentary Reform has been
Pirat Bridpow, numerously id...
land of a new street at Taunton -has recently been made, and which,
if carried into effect, cannot fail to add considerably to the wealth and
beauty of the town. It is proposed to open it in East-street, between the
houses occupied by Mr. Billet and Kr. Fickus, and that it shall non
' in a direct line to Mount, where it is to branch off and meet Mary-st.
A meeting was held on Monday lest at the Town Hall, Mebane,
foritietege of petitioning Parliament to reform the representation of
the the House of Commons.
Req. was celled to the Chair. The Rev. Mr. YES?.
ligi Mk an eloquent speech, and was followed by Meas. Hums,
Po ' esy BISNOIN and Puce, after which Mr. Gaines, spoke to
duo Oallowing effect t.-I shield -rot think I had discharged vapiloy:if I
41M TM spay state that voting by ballot apposes to me abmattely se-
mom Irian to promote ao ethelent repressatodea M pediment. I
wasset aware, inertial; the mestiog, that this erafect would have boa
dwdeed upon; but the boluses of the day bilisi ever, and the
*blew having bets agreed thine coo be no Mgrariolotl ha my
slabs that I am a to the ballot. Gendensee, It has been
oil OM the ballot is not so Ragliab wake ; but is there not many M
tg
that we neat wish to see changed f It is we meth
an a for moans to bribe their coosdasots. It is esti
much so Neglish practice to *Mai the Wawa of members for ils.
very marred r-for items., a votes comes to a member of parliament,
and says, ,- I have a elmp, ttiffet lad at home; I slmithl Vim to gm
his into the Excise I" NM. seal ismeepide gear eseo be heispemint
I. the discharge Oda: thaw if theft wigatiteestr ASO theta to est
to this way ? At Olowasser, aim thee since, it sea a gnat wee
"MK on being elected ferdet place. Don't talk se me about mew
base podiums' taking an of themselves; it lathe alma tit sehomme
of themothes ; mid if they dob'r have it in malt they have it hp mele
I lune myself stood a comma duties which lasted isle days; and I
bow a great many pusses yawl be me co that mood= who would
lather est have dem so; others mail me
mi: who in their hems
gave ens their moth ; this was owing to direst se indirect influent-8 in
ass way or the eau. Loath; cooseilled their moats, team their
mil the msafeeturer inflamed his workmen s now let us
hum a sal we t rid of all that. (Clasers.) The bewar-
e* guethowis lo model soma bessugh towns la 1116
~Ey if Dust whisk he waived weal be gentjaparijled by
die plan whisk be lid to werogly ram mended. ir
over a maidemble ands le•vilisi opts Wave con.
D=
spot I 1 ewer hod the Imam (he madoad) of representing'
Wareham. I never woo that. hems, sod I have sever bees these!
since. Then these le Deldpeet-m awkwud pine that to deal with,
for if the voters are not add they contrive to sell themselves. Per.'
cheeks, Wthouth, Cloth Castle, Poole, Shellsehenr lee. came no.
coosiTely osier the Mmeasable eamber's lath. As be Werner* WO
members, or one and a half eress esterned by the pmple, and two and
a half by the messes tithe hloonlib- He thong" .II Ns." that.
1, county of Dram Weeded topple poste/ die asastly of samm, mod
hoped the is sew he elks Mold yam air and Oa*
Betty so the pdselphe they psalsesed .to. is min,
phe is that we should have a full, free, mmiltaboal ram
The dinning are the aseladoos r -I. That the sepommotiou of gar
lathe House of Cr-nsews is omeeimuly debotho, and that the
iseln of tranquillity at home and pews abroad, tog ethee with
theme se esom of retimiment mod -enemy which me new arra!
&Mikan sal be effesoml by • emetkeditmel miens ef Com.
mows Neves if I. That the madam which we feel In
Stir pads& Zing, and the which law hese mode by his Ma.
loot! 'n eoooluntont to in *pulls Wilmslow of this country
Inn eider to theroduce such in may be required by the
amps if the times, jam* the ram weft in entertaining the
stmegest Imp that the sos of the people MBf be emptied with.
Wrr non ea.-Thk sews has, slue Thursday last, beau the some of
'a struggle, novel in its eberacter. The Mayoralty, and in fact every
effies hi the Corporation, have been for many years solely ailed up by
private arrangements beeves. the members. It was intended to elevate
Mr. George Arden, sachet, to the Civic Chair; but a committee of
the principal inhabitant was formed, for the purpose of supporting and
electing such a masher of the Cceportion as should be put in nenhatism
The late Mayor, summoned the Corporate Body, and the Committee
immediately selected Mr. James Bower, as the one on whom they
could best rely for the maintenance of their privileges ; and a they spi-
rited comet ensued. The votes were taken by talky, and Mr. Arden's
friends, notwithstanding a majority in Mr. Bower's favour, con-
tinued throughout Friday te boast of their confidence of success. On
Saturday, however, they deressed the number of their tanks by ate,
and on Monday they were godly diseased to complete twelve take'.
Previously to the opening of the Court on Tuesday morning, intima-
tion was received by the ttes of the Inhabitants that Mr. &dee
had resigned, and on the Meyee's taking his seat it wan rewired so
keep open the poll for one hem, in with the odes peel's*
LA down ; erg in that epees et doe the commines polled likeness
whilst Mr. Arden did not pell am Nothing could exceed the exube-
rant bunt of feeling with vll6l the athounceurent of the sittitita dip:
Bower was received by the inhabitants.
TIVEItTOII, Jan. 31.-Wheat, M. 6d. to 24.3 L Begley, ilea
to
de. 9d. Oats, 21. to its. Bd. per bushel. Bed, 4th to bd. Wiles,
3d. to 4d. Veld, Id. to 6d. Pork, 4d. to ed. Leith. 4th to 6d.
Butter, 10th to lIL per lb. Geese, Ss. to le 6d. each; Ducks, sss. to
4s. ; Fowls, 2s. 6d. to Ss. par coupk ; Eggs, I2d. per dosen ; Potatoes,
Is. 6d. to 3e. per beg.
• MARRIED.-The Rev. IL Skimmer, late curate of Upton Pynes, to
Ann, relict of R. Pulse, Req. dilation House-At Dietrich ogoook
Joel Pile, req. of Westbury, to Mary, widow of the late Mr. T. Austin
-At Rinensmalsaseth, J. B. Blickallw, Rit sirlizabed4gess, et Torque,' ter
punish.
Jane dtlestffau.ser of Zan Eva's, .of Galway-4am IL
Mama* Eft. of Ithiletheseshent, to Fiery
T. Tommulisq. of Exerm-At Iblassatth the Rev. 4ichreddlit:l4
of Amos rays, Contiiii, to josephim, fourth daughter of Lsofifig.
Walker-4o Ilwitiso_
_Biala °Spam Seg. SUWON Of
Mrs. 11 At Meet *ads, John Lubt. Seq. dB the
Dalin, to Ala= of the late IL Raba, Esq. of
tin, near U —. Browne, Esq. a Cad, goilk
to Mile Mitioialbesm, of lirliport.
DIED.-At Needeo•Abbett, Mr J. M.. Hugo, Abhor, of
aged 37..-At fiewitaam, Raley, Theoy_ Atha Bloaldl, kliqVii
90th roc of Moor, -er orCerpas Oast( College. . ..
. BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL, J4W..29.
cotesogioo; of tbajlprpalagbat spd Liverpool Rail.read, is to r.
of a Ral.ros Ivitvtict
ateaMPObangt of v.
lb.
111=111 Iblimal WEI cumeoesse et Iliroatilum,
, and wawa se Abated, M tbs. Oiope►re charm, where is
sake with the
_other
_prudent:ft:ital./1m to be epaitiod UT me am.
pony to be established at IM . fir team . eider the Aiiii;
Mastics a ill' Iherpimet*si HEM per,. rDi of
Rail-road. esteltheMog a mere eipedlithe,*eheip,md fermis
of lead commioloatiew than le se Jaw he sloweed sho
talk and lacerating hams. thew tut great osilkodasio.lod
. .. .

hamedlete mendesturior molar districts, is obviously an en-
str d/making iae wad local . t when it is considered as a
perks of a topas from through Birmingham~, to Liver-
=2ll4l.llll Math% the roamto the Sister Elogdea, Ire-
, it milk= thold.sr Wilson dlstinphlted character of a greet
modeled week.
lielposnace which psemdh respiring that great improvement
ip nimbrpower, the Locomotive ifiseereogiee. is often esemplided
M I maim which weeld be truly ImgMbk, if the effects *Mat line,
nate were we in * eleteelos le the way of an wader-
tab* by which, and the labouring elem wM be so
greatly busied.—A farmer. in N refused his sestet
tithe proposed Ilse of Railway epee this special srmed—" That the'
Wuhan of melee thrown out by the stome-miless would Injure the
isms of Ms sheep." This shows us that there are people who weed'
to be told that the Lrwoodve Steam Enema use eche for fed, and

1 shat they emit no smoke.
It was resolved by the late Wiriswe imelyalkilemilipl She rem.
allbld evils Of the lugs.. is the OMNI lagoddlaw=
pleas with a well thoniil telegt %mita* M Pee
whist many hip
solVlghlge me Islay
This the pubis 4 * widi Mg ibeirmilea=t7l
which the town bag if Bine so Impegievyares.. corttakhel
not lees than imam thenend, here of these dimwit* ; whet
it hes, theredxsoi .opiliplable shim to the re ?ma* Tat*
only es bin the mightif the Stallbrdshirs coal and iron trade, bit te
amyl,' at within hide 'epo and extensive manatfoctorks learides
a WV* lathe MIK **Ordbli asalliOalit 0? dmiumnia ed"
leheorlog deem
Tosedey last bobs the weedvisswey of the totehlhhoost of the Poll.
Oohs, its magnate was adeliMed by ph* dhows at shunt
1 twisty-fee wawa and publicheesse le the twig. The Cheletwet.
Thongs Attwood, log. padded at the flied., ilaginewesiging of
about sixty gendasim 'Xi NUM sal Dlr. m
HOW -
famed the duties of VieeChelsisen. Os the being dr=ll
animal, proposed, as do ill OINK " Om
the Fourth s may God pe his reign f
it his people." "Op gas Queen dehida, 41TAVarilegth. iil6l2isaillexenVigissed
the model of ev desedik tletee" The MMus Aid, the Ovenwas,
was, in fact, she albs put ugh el etir seal spasm t and
if it should in any wise be injured sr Imbue!, the while hide tweet
inevitably give way, and crab alike all cheese, ticb and pie, weak seed
strong, in we coatmen and tesoiseises Ma e hit with all this thew
ones endways* dm the Timmy the Orissa leek& pipe mem
Wet be ilaptier.,. Ile shouldwilmelihit-14 The People et Bop
lima t May limy spiny norm ibile hot eights, and be fairly and
fully represented la their own BONS Si Pediment." The ether meets
were, 64 Zed Ore Led Midi treittiMbiesses." (Chests.) " Ihe
Boom of the Weft" The Glikema thee.
awaleded the egoTeiTM—se thin day_twelve meths they had raw;
blhhed the Miss at apit issedeg WM is Mr. Ilwaigesith's Repo.
peelliey. He then mid theme that they would that day pleat an sown
of the aid* oak, which, islet Oars gam ahead pre up into a
tree to ovenhadow rid pelmet the , bad. Twelve months had
eowilapar, and mei* the meson bed him a deep root, sea shot ha
huntriest Wishes ern witty sides. la a dim pried it hod sonnet
an Imams pow*, fed. like soother Hendee be the medleSsiorted
.at owe human ft. air mil gig* peepeedems. (Chum) had
DOW rechtioad in their boas sheaf she dimmed numbers, good
gen ludi Wee, piping Ism filer dillimp to two pings pm ones,
thielising Tye Week' whisk these tine *mesa men onsreked
over the when p-p leden it lids to remain see hegira and
Ally theimmd semis, std that nearly .lad Waseca width they Igor-
deed over the inhabitants of the popehmumesohetneing Imats and AIM
trigs amid don, esittaining also- Bets two to time -listodred theemai
inhabilessimore, des hormone, of the On*, siiiilsegl is this Bobs,
as hemming a donee pepolmien of font= nit thigood sods was
far see ;pest to be disnmidet. Mr. lied esneheded it geopoilig 1
" The Members sad hinds at the NNW Mho, wife one net this
Awg stile Mem ism* in the tows," which was drank with pat
eitlitllifits, Bet In alludes to the prisms which the Unless had
mule, meld oloe-temlis of the credit was did to their worthy and ta-
lented chines& Though be had Wee assisted by earn. the sinless
of then geothiese were be es peperibm to the bid/fatigable exertions
of Mr. Attivrand. After miter oppropiese euleglesas upon he cha-
racter and induct at the disineges Mr. Meet concluded by pre-
emie& Thomas Attwood, Beg. the eh rota of the Birmingham Po-
ideal Unloo.—Benind with three times three.
Mr. Attwood, in nu mm, stated that in the year 1519 he Ant
posed to his friends, Mr. Behelellehl and Mr. hen- to se
Union she Binalegimin ; but their better jedgeige mineetedi Nei, si.
lasing that the cry was not ripe fur so great a sesame. listwoes
;no and 1150 many Immo had bees taught ; an omen of alkalis
had deluged the country, and the peeps. be trusted, ware now Theist
dal arcades of every jest and legal wenn that was nocestery ter
their protection. Han the Vika bed seemoded boycott all apses
tattoo ; and it was followed up le A the migliberariag town*, and tia
aheset every town of Imprimis in the hingdiens. le sees Poem
they mere attended with &dinky. At Bohai she Leaped. foe ie.
Knee, they seemed almost ausegled by the pressers of s serthl ash-
i„ted ; bet in other places, as at Manchester, BbelleM, and Oder
p they were emosaing great susegth, sa were every
welt.
next toasts were—" The Brit* Les; 'my be arms rise lii
nor lie doom la her." - , , , i
" Oar brethren of the Ogee. d &egg &e. if America; who,
the glorious exempt of our emomen socestors. ban hid the =
foondatioe of the modern dines of die world."
" The heroic, paghtle, and inspeelmess people of Frisco."
" The brave but Isehrtegme peeple of Poland ; may they !may
Adore desisting el sk be*" aid ihbitekfr."
Is Pew sad geodkvill to sil esseditigd."
Other toasts win drank, aware wide& were the Maas of Mr.
Mentz, Mr. &AM, and Mt. L Aimee&

LEEDS PATRIOT, Jaw. 29.
At a =soft of the Attendee reddest In the West Riding of the
Cleeelf offset, oenvised by advartiommat by the Law Society of that
Riernie the of el taking into sandhomien the hill new before
ertot the delef Medea& albedo' animerta..!
sbailit or ales in a tinsl Resherr- Oilles in
It was meshed, tint the plea ofregietT4ide he upwards ofa can
.
tary maims pound this- dee.4l of a memorial of
the registered eleamene, heelless hem& sildal to the public ;
and, if proper imporimmee. were snatie.ip ho mpds of keeping the in.
dives at the es, wield be sailleind far the security of al
peaks immeeeel la Nal -peeperty.—Thae we oendikr the proposed plea
of impairs as
_ostnera- Mond property to &peek their weal hods
la a geisend Re.ew•oirs in London, wholly unwise., r assilhadde
and other mem% it swam to us to be highly *lsodeurik and
4011101.14%
At a general mesas of the " Leads Asoodatien far
within the Canal
_of Yet; the hes mon et M. liaLsalliallsolvalisilloslia
liarasat," Jam Mmehell, lisq. in the Chair, isimionsag Resietions
mem adopted a..." Thetthe heavy mass has gmettellj:lona
awed by candidates kir the Representation of the 'Nifty it Ts=
duesetive if Nightie Macedon, hire Much as the chokes( the
is thereby Risked to men of krge inetemm, end aa immones peeurdary
ins: is esintitasid he that mega aidimellemaadnostew„ aid
t semifinals/cal which ought to emwaltate the dishility of
That'the Now premiss institute an sesselifei, to
tie called o The Leeds Anoka's he. within thirosnrty of
York, the free Retain et it M Isolistment.—That
thelrskallyies he thlehdte shallinicZtare,—such a
olg the trisko *smog ( Thialkalhl vise by ballot) as
the hem corrupt om, and the Hesse
Cr---iill with linseesta of d
hieeriel=teimedon.- of taxation,
with bathe
of estimdal slasegs ead—the ezasou -inter
wi Wend MM. o=ofitmes. That al persons approving
all abase paimelphs, annually five @Mop, shall, oil the
reetimanididon of two emits% admitted members of this Asada-
ties; sad hams vole at gatrahnsodieses
wedeasAs of each, width rune between
Leap mid jornosed Hoak, the pole hole,
'sad the Talkie was datailicamee the hedge and owns ralls at
the Isiah es it, int* a a- of the road. The catch.
mae, James Walls, bid his WWI *sewed, to the protrusion
ef the Isaias. Mr. Teem, monadihn, id Mill, Ripley, bed .his
cilibt shoulder dislocatnd v ma Inked, end porno of hie albs
broken from the ed
a law A person saga Jam Weatherill. residing at
Meats, had his breast bone and three ribs beim,
.and hi. right arm
severely bruised. W. Reughead, the guard, bad his back very much
tajneL
Cle arawky closing the Manchester Independent coach was upset an
Ma Marsh, between Leek and 1)1
thee of the passengers awl the coachman sustained material injury.
, Basnrnan awn Lawns tet.-Roan.—On Thursday week, a de.
Wades from the commits.,intstl, to manage this unhenddig
wated_opea the Gael to avant his lindship's
or the big., The noble cad mid be aWdaid the undermkings=
die, and kid emiddeaabh stns ea a junction with die Leisis tit
l~awy; is this aka, the eiunty members, laid -Merles* and
• who.were west, emmunit and, imbed; the flansfeat=eo4.a.hkie, obviss. talsases
spiliseiiipilith the )mality. The committee are still Wag
liet Oldinnalse *bra thii .oedlstWat the elitism of -papist
t."="4 de' "`""t. 1
:tut dai cipathh...rirdilziesbownesa‘arloi
*Shit the two tov—r7s at---pnesat a.
"4,0001. a year. .

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