Star.
London, England, 1819-09-14 00:00:00

musicians having attended
cessarily be fatigued; and,
frequent introduction of
able portion of time, am
men from delivering then
are right.") He hoped thi
had to previous feelings.
was necessary to hold otn
',than throw down the apps
People's friends—(App/mc
fearlessly supported his or
a momentous crisis—and
deny that the conscientio,
Mons had placed him on
(Cheering.) Being so pla&
quest that all animosities
tCy should all agree on tln
Imputation being thrown
be their previous opinions
thing he was convinced, ;
any man or set of men c,
came over to the People.
of England were at this
too well acquainted with ,
nose by any set of persoi
(geeing.) Let them, the
any thing which was calci
eleven one individual, L 4
dual may be—(" Bravo!'
Magistrate, were among
was in the Gallery, and h
let him be so—let him
was stated, and if he 1(
or their arguments weri
him come forward and
and argument of their erro,
(Mr. Hunt) would use hi!
him a fair and impartial
cure such a hearing, that
Chair—(Load cheers.) • Thi
rational mode of setting
wrong. Mr. Birine was
Gentleman; he (Mr. Hui
and gentlemanly demean
Let him then come forward,
differed from him and -
friends—come forward;
reason and argument, fo,
they do so. If they refused
fail altogether. Not ever
guinary Manchester Magi
it could not have effect al,
ple—(Chcering.) He con•
following toast, to be dran,
" The only source of 0.11 legit'
This toast was drar.lc

three—(Loud acclamations,
Tur.e—" See, the congueril
The next toast was :
" Universal Suffrage, Annual
lot. the undoubted Right of Bit
Jim if hinsits.)
Mr. HUNT then proposed.
" The immortal Memory of _-
and Children, who were massacred
!II August."
. This toast was drank
lcots wha ha's wi' Wallace
Tice next toast was
"'May Arms be taken from t
Ethoso who have courage to ese
. This toast was given Wit
loud cheering.--a-une, the

Mr. GALg Jewess begged
or two on this mbrnentous

,the People bore at this moment
each day bore tostimciny '
.had now before them,
latent, their countryman,
shad almost miraculously
his enemies—(Applause).
armed, unprincipled ruffiens,
turned unhurt. He was
Chairman where he was,
to certain doctrines which
ibis evening. He could
fled, while he had, on oci
of police officers at his elbo'
Lice of his actions. It w.
tin g to be so surrounded•
after having highly coml.'
magnanimity and coolness
.chester, concluded by pro,
Tiae health of Henry Hur
advocate of Radical Rcfomi-
People's friend against that tri
s Magisterial, and a Military .
this toast was receive.
expressions of applause.
Mr. HUNT rose to Tett')
in all the scenes of his pol
according to his conscience
right or to the left ; he net
he never feared prejudice—,
acted from the best intent
sometimes in error, his heir
times wrong, but he *levy
Jbeart—(App/ause).—Of
present knew little but froi
were the eye-witnesses.
been attacked by the who)
his friend, Mr. Cobbett,
single printing-press, nay
land, that had not been t
and for what? because hi
to benefit the whole of thi
sideration as to himself.
good report and thrueg
thank (ion! he stood to
tions, the only benefit h,
tion, the applause, and
try—rof that Country whi
vilified, though he 'night
even he mig!tt be bourn
ultimately, as their histi
England never deserted
first desert them. Nothii
graven on his heart c 4
bear up against persecui
and the calumnies of till
have expected support.
niators that he was a Gm
Did lie not look very li
(Laughter).—When
in Mr. Brougham with
Westminster, lie exposed
had sent their mc.tu as cup
as the So, of Crux% :,11

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iw)t hivautbt.n:
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three , 0
menus,
sad,
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er
pr
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d
ld prevented le at%
r
This was a ce.w'..t.
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ad
a
ptdido
gls
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ious advocacy of , ,
the pinnacle of
aced, it becotne
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itssedto
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sp
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aek
moment he would o '
This W.
as le en y
g than Tight, if the,
ant
eerfalailed-
rard, or let those p
I his friends.—the p,
let them convince
fsora
;ed to do this, then they
en the torte used by tie
Igistrates would Le a•:,.
against the voice of the
rank in water:
gitimate pon-;he--;11 Ptorc
us.)
ruering hero comes r
ned—
Ii
sacred at Blanchrs:w, r ...a
in solemn siletce.—l
e bled.
those who abuse them, '
use them."
With three times thrl,
he Mar.kiliois
;ged to offer an obse
us occasion. The ca• •
moment a new feature;
y to some alteration
to be viewed with a"
n, the People's Idea,
y escaped from the ss. -
).—He had ben a,sii!l
Attu, but still Ile 'tad
s pleased to see their
but he could rot s
ch he had heard from
not, for his part. feel •
occasions of this kind, 1
elbow, and spies to take
wait an insult to Brizidi '
led—( Cheers ).—Nr.
tplimented Mr. 02
tess of his conduct a:
imposing the I.llkv
hunt, Esq. the rv-f. v.!
m—the man why, hzs a.;:e
riple.headtd 1110.1:S:C., A
DeSpOtislll.'
ed ith lend and rma:
!turn thanks. lie :aid,
Political life he alsvap
nce ; he never turned to
never soug:it after pa7t
!
:e—(Applirest).—He al
ntions ; he Might hoe'
head might have been
ever acted wrong fray
his political life, Gen
rpm the sceres of which
From his earliest
tradei
hole Press of EngL
, had sail, there was '
ty, not a single vigil!.
employed in abusing
he used a constant enieg
he people, without any •
.f. 11c persevered th.'
gh ba,l report, 2r41.
cap the benefit of
he looked for, the a
the confider-ee of his‘'
here, though a Man
t be ruisrepresestedil:
Ind down to the
the al)
Rory proved, ,
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c
an
hciLuitiLugiolpodbuLbthtalatnigemni this ctomb:31:::.1.1:;c.:°:-,,
It was said
avernment
like a Liovetninc;:,'.
plan was hinted
di Sir Francis earg—c.
d that plan, and his...a
'rats about to
Imcnt; .
b.,t he