The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-29 00:00:00

POLITICAL MISCELLANY

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Mr. Lawrence Heyworth, is- a' candidate for Der„.
P-
the approaching election. nlvea
The Cheltenham Election Committee have resg
that Mr. Craven Berkeley was not duly elected, l'3;-
through his agents been guilty of treating.

MORE ABOUT THE SPANISH MARRIAGES

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detc' ir t,' a v.' with
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1 et
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~ letter
_..., itevue Retrospective publishes a " private that,
of Lord Aberdeen to M. Guizot, dated Sep. 14, 184'1_9 of
again shifts the burden of blame on to the shoulder,
the French Government in the Spanish marriage ellesotoo
Another large meeting of these parties was held on His lordship explains that, although Lord Palol.oer the
Wednesday at the South London Chartist Hall. The placed Prince Leopold on the list of candidatesl been
chairman observed, that according to the Attorney- Queen's hands it was because direst overtures hear, for
General, it was sedition to repeat at one meeting any sedi- made by Queen Christiana, and' not from any de- Fran,
tious language that had been spoken by other speakers other than the success of one of the sons of Dee '`
ie thato iptollTisv
aecnoaiwtiot
cisco :
yr;,endi,oioane ever; thing in my power to Pr f Frol„t
c Vtid
at any previous meeting. There were, he went on to
tweak, ce
state, 70000 men out of employ in London, but the Char-terwould cure this, and all their other grievances, whilst
the measures of Messrs. Hume and Cobden would prove his intentions, i f
indeedvde i;1
r%
11 iierlyteoevureerra tme
entertained
nritedrt
tl
eeryat ein success
sea
,eiiissysp ccui
oc:
ine,dti;
wholly inefficacious. The proceedings at the meeting of which to this hour lam quite ignorant, were suPP,°:atioul
were of no general interest. the English Government. I had very frequent exiga'', well
nd A the
At the mansion house police-office on Wednesday, with the Queen and Prince Albert on this subject; 5 bed, ,
Jet Tatc(r: 1 that
Lord Mayor, for having attended an unlawful him to engage in any Intrigue fnote•asguacilti,a'nf ble ,Wi
meeting mid used seditious language was brought before knowledge."
• t acti°ns
his Lordship. 4. great deal of curiosity was excited by Lord Aberdeen reminds M. Guizot that ins r Dal‘o
the examination,- ,the prisoner having been chairman of had been given to Mr. Bulwer, when the teigningvnglisif
the meeting in the Milton-street Theatre, at which the of Saxe Coburg was proposed, that the feelings oftte- red
alleged seditious words were used, and J. J. Bezer having Government on the marriage question remained unto ct ca:
been Atfew days no committed to Newgate upon a similar and, after expressing his satisfaction at the Prc",srcee'
charge. The report of the prisoner's speech by a Govern- the marriage of the Queen with the Duke de ea.„"e`„'tpea-•
ment she Ft-hand writer, was read at length. He was eludes with a free yet friendly warning on the 01°-
then committed for it onisdemeanour.
On WechnewhtYi two snore chartists—Hoyle and Rosier union : ' I cli)' "t
"A descendent of Philip V. has been selected,.
comprehend, thaefore, why it has been thought rigid
marriageyardor tweet%
gers, the Latter eppratenesed at Nottingham—were ar- into wtilie
rested. Ail the Attmelresstrprisoners, except Burton and
litsiiii(leced:-reAuoenntly re gated, to the
to
ISlttierYlatostabeaandoan tke engagement voluntarily entreers
ofr,then ~ pecting tile
Leach who ha Ye Iwo bailednut, have been sent to Kirk-
In tpensier. According°se
dale dam, not int\-i4 beetr able to procure the bail.
Tike Standiird sti. terms of that engagement, although the King sier'lo"en
~„ fix seiztj br :1,1017p0t 'alreaitg.s..sottlizietehlomedtglislie promised not to do so until the Queen sho°
isriiielge-ssbaoolfflsa,de
someai
ar
... . demand the hand of the Infanta for the Duke of Allrgitclreff.
.16"..6.0b.d..i5t .ot ,a packet, somewhat e
trick, *,,, •,
of the :'Ortjsis anti the succession to the throne should be secured i
rect line.
•range-
if) al es.
bolical ei."•raoter- They • -.--i;r I did not feel called upon to object to such .. one
d with own papa% and filled with ment. On the contrary, there appeared to be a leer coup" square in foinl, covett. , , , .
quer% aer. Attached to sion to the reasonable apprehensions of this and. other _
12.tely at.
nails, pieces of Iron, ark coarse . .
AV a aninute.e plo ' *
the powder tries; and as the question itself would necessarily r. git 11
sovaiderable time before it could be finally decidea,.,_Eat
it is supposeu, cads !to
each is a fusee of sotto.
When ignited, the packet % would in h. . .
Whese missiles, lime:Me that the views of policy by which it was toy
al ny one near.
and kill ,-,. eerionsly injure a , might, NI the interval, receive sonic modification: _urge 11,i0
intOlthe •
een thrown i windows n, which
" You vitae have reasons unknown to me for tnencii, cerf.aist
Were to halm I.
...e •.ders were app,•dhended. adopted by the French Government; and lam qatisfied our,
of houses the night t:;. rj, lei:,,. persons were apprehended that to you tioey must appear sufficient, as lam s t feel YPni, -
On Wednesday, the 0-'1,17L, assisted by Mr. SI kes
at Ashton by Inspector '':‘,--,-- ''lstab 1 • ''l : self to be fully justified.
rt ary, wl. i a party But I confess, my dear Id for
.'.151)
grou ~, 0, ,
schoolmaster;bou vr.
ee
,r ;anadn dJ aTmJ.
and Mr. Higgs, of the l''' jitt
that I am at a loss to perceive an adequate 'ow" es'
coup wan trey of Alie.C4artiit As.
change which has taken place f ---- --re that you !al irayr 4
of his men :—J T
ames aylor, ,of
sditte ; W.
e 1:41e ~?tole of the• -• , • stiff ..- •
b ; cOnsik"
you would never do anything for which you did no ‘i 6105ie
Atkinson, i me to state frankly. and wits.,sul,ll, aii,gtifio, PI l.`,
~1. W: ;Machin, la- 1
eassmt
oeßrseairtic,ai
irsffii•loeop,e,mi,g,ae.
rkec.
a. a,t 0., •
Zociation ; John Taylor, son NO 41t,,t_er ; EdwardHarrop, I sion upon the subject. Any other corer: e waula "."1-." ~ibiel
factory hand ; William Boulton. 1 trust nothing can ever dinin.ish. m to be pef
ertalimpir,?e.,,icays,naoilivdcomnateynippelraLepd,sappeara to -: e s cons-.
, .with my sincere regard foren, and )yith that rriendship ,
mitglien•ded under
lead to scriOu • ce at
in
ienelt warrant. Rflti'liirfl was Arrne, `i 7._ Yaidel,, Oaf il qveutern2ClileulsCt.ibrtßut unott these mntrpr. lt is not tnY PNY .:,,tfiff.

THE CHARTISTS AND IRISH CONFEDERATES

John .Shaw

dy
iszulonrdar:6o:oll:;:seihd present to de"cide. nok 4^ty t 9 P.tatire you that at ail
rea
Wund for whether in a public or privare enratity, )70U !Yjil find
and anxious to co-operate with you in the presematiPinle an
and hay. good understanding., which we have happilY eB"tilis.—weci t'b'
tsuccessfully maintained, ender many ditlicitaies,u, per'
,wat,
si.j.kao,(Bcinteluliet,t,ielensiei,nmtlyiecliacastr yeeti Out wil
.1 "
is essential to the welfare Kid paw'
the

Ashton, and Inspector Bates, of the det,
rpool, on board the ship Ocean 'Mon,
3oston, North America, in which he was .
Sway in the hold among a quantity of old won,
William Dowling, artist and portrait painter,
confederate, was brought before Mr. Henry, a.
;reet on Monday, charged, on the evidence of P.
;ith being one of the Chartist delegates present at
,ord Denman bez.r-shop on Tuesday evening, when Mu.
,us, the chairanol, went round the room aml asked each
elegate whether he would come out and tight on the fol-
ming night. The prisoner had also been a member of et.
'to "Plotting Committee," whose duty it was to devise ]r
!ans for carrying out the intended Chartist attack. sleePi
[so ;vas remanded. in the G.

west ~,v of WO,
°'
, sincerely 017
" AnEtwEgs.'

•,The judges at Na
.4144 es it, "often borrow * e.sful acivu-
-4,64.,20m0ney froui succ
Naples, as Mr. Whiteside delica

me A
elf
1,4 very foo!ish thing f`3;IttA b ecom hioiw"
piogypr, because he may wake,
--Cormnis*ioner