Star.
London, England, 1831-01-07 00:00:00

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)ANOBAMA OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE._

Several Wks of- thiktoses, au& beam of " Political Unionists,
carrying variesiplistmen and emblems, the mottos and devices
of Which saire se follow r— •
" Freebie et nesliso," " Awed Parliaments,"
•• Unls"'"lpsolepiti........ " i awl -66 Vote by Ballot,"
me •
DDevice—" A ' O r
s* = :NI Aristocratic Cock
• ' tun away."
" Tax not toss MeV * Down with Meno'r..anny and
Souiftloll esset es thek robs
red {{The Blackboso MEM ilnien," OTh tical Union,"
" The dbets of Union," " The Lawyers ontoitted,"
"THE TIRE Is COME, Who would have tbsuight it ? "
" Liberty and Unity," " H. Hunt is the minilif air *eke."
" Purity of Maxim," " We have won the elMeim SOW least
expected it,"
" The undaunted Hero." ,
These were several others, the whole amounting in number to about
thiarty.siz, sod there were about ten bands of music.
Us procession proceeded through the principal streets, by the usual
route, mod Mr. Hunt was received with the most enthusiastic cheers.—
TM wisdom of the houses were crowded with all the beauty and fashion
el the Nelghbourbood, and be wee received by them, in a great many
insults % with the waybill at handkerchiefs. Not hos than 50,000
patine* punst to okr mg hem part of the proceesion.
* rife ilobieul st Ms. Must's lodgings, where he dismotutted,
big loudly cheered liy dm
_meltitude ; after a little time he appeared
at AB window, and wansoud them. In the evening' the town was par.
lidly Muminated ; but there appeared no disposition to interfere with
the opposite party who did nor illuminate.
. Illisixixo ON THE PEESTOX ELECTION.—On Tuesday evening
spebUs meeting was held in the Manor Court Room, for the purpose
ufmkgkettng a subscription in Manchester' towards defraying the ex.
Imo of Mr. Hunt's election for Preston. The expenses already in.
11111Pli Mmanted to 4801. or 5001. exclusive of the expense of casting a
mold, to be given to each of Mr. Hunt's 3730 rotas,
subscrib eto cost from
b. a ill Is. 6d. each. The amount of the sums already din
Pala sod the neighbouring towns, as well as in Manchester, Loa.
des, and elsewhere, was nearly UM. At the conclusion a subscrip-
tion wee entered into, and a committee appointed to solicit subscriptions
insugliettt the town.
• lOUs meeting of the inhabitants of Haalingden and its neigh.
buislised, will be held in Marsden Square, tomorrow, to consider the
=sadof addressing the legislature on the subject of Parliamentary
to press on their attention the necessity of economy
retr end
enshment the national exp.
On the mornin ing of the With Inst. about Ave o'clock, another fire cc.
caned ea the premises of Mr. Thos. Haman, at Churton Hall, about
seven miles from Chester, which consumed a large wooden ham con-
taining about four hundred measures of oats, with two small ricks of
grain.
Four men were apprehended on Wednesday evening week, darned
with an extensive forgery of beakers' acceptances. and Bank of
notes. The bills are drawn upon Mesas. Haywood and Co. art
ehaites.—Their names are Wilion, Dade, Ca and Calvert.
On Monday morning, as Richard Jones mod Mary Jones, brother and
sister, were duskiletd a coal pit In Pendiebury, upwards of 150 yards
deep, the rope and the poor creatures were precipitated to the
--. and