The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-04 00:00:00

City, and it was supposed that
put to the inconvenience of a ..
Alderman Watthman was chosei
oopoaition, w,si:lil doubtl..ss liar
The Retneml ranter, however,
riment, was enabled to put a t
the Corporation, and was ii
would he gracLusly plelsed to
through the Lord Chancellor, hi
on Monday.
Yesterday, according to tlai
Mayor eleet, accompanied by MI
and Venahlrs, the Sheriffs, f
and other effieers, went in Si
Lord Chancellor in Hamilton

The Logo CHANCELLOR havin,
they were assembled with the
standing before the Lord Mayor s
Recorder to the fulloning effecl
I honour of presenting Robert W-
Frame-work Knitter, as the Gel
very of Landon to Impaintir Chief A.
year; and he felt persuaded, Met
upon a Gentleman qualified to do
to which he had been called. Ft
elect had been an active Membei
and was thus peculiarly capable,
with what corutituted the rights
law citizens, to support and mainr
leges; he had led a long life of
dit,try, and the choice the Lirei
the unanimous approbation of hi
The Recorder, after some further
said h • felt convinced, that the I
all times promote the welfare ef I
the dignityof his station, an., pr,
city of this great Empire. The el
would therefore, he e Recordl
through the Lord Chancellor by
The LORD LIIANCRLLOR salt
f oat his Maj.aty to state, that hi
graciously pleased to approve
London Lad mid,.

The Lotto lluaNcett.os then
Mayor Elect upon being raised t,
situation to which ke Lad hen.
mous vaice of his fallow citizei
viction that his Lordship would,
fellow citizens, preserve the peac4
and by a teal directed seal so dis
the expiration of his Mayoralty.
back with pleasure and self-satir
had pnrsued,
TOO Lost► CHANCRLLOR then
Lord M.rt•or Elect, the Alder,
Sergeant,lac. &c• His Lordship,
Sergeant, said, " Al ! Mr. limn
Aral gave him a most affectionate
sat between the Lord Mayor Ith.
conversed freely with the farmer
parr, d before three o'clock, afr
meats.

PARIKII APPRINTICIIIS.—Sever;
iieve not exceeding nine years of
officers to the public office, Mary
being bound to the proprietor of
tory in the county of Surrey. T
lishment was present, and was (i
work, AU I the treatment the poor.
whilst order his care (t duty impel
its in many cases they are their or
cis Idren b-ing or phans) Tbe a:
the maeufactory were such; that
the subject to be of that serious
it required attentive investigation
• lined executing the indentures;;
that nothin ought to be d..ne tit
made ; and if that inquiry ikon,
the poor children, they of coarse
being apprenticed to the proprietor
whose character was certainly
p trties then left the office apparel
iaristrare'sdeterurinatiuti. Hoy
althout any further reference to
lac. o b fore otter magistrates, at
form of law. Ibis proceeding hi
Mr. Griffith, before whom the case
appointment was male with the
police offices. particularly with tht
bably having the most control upoi
being in their district, to visit
tacertain the mode and hours or
required to submit to. According
itlith, Mr. Wyatt, Police Oi
bombers, of Union-hall, and
Thames Police, accompanied by
was lately sheriff of Nottingha,
could not lea,n, proceeded to the
t, the powers given to the Magis'
Parliament, regulating the moll
!nerd of parish apprentices.) Ti
the premises by the principal r
many of his friends. The magi!
ed with the nature of their vi,
contended that they bad no author
Parliament to interfere ; but this
and the inspection proceeded. TI
little girls, 'out half of that uaml
years of age,employed at frames,
bent position, working figures up
hours every day, exclusively of mei
Thu magistrates warmly expre'
that children of their tender age
for so many hours in the day, as
health, and recommended some f
be allowed to them to recover
of so much confinement. The
that a report should be made by se,
upon the likely consequences that ,
from the nature and duration of
which they mean to act in future.
NENCASTLE POLICE.-00 Mont
lee, formerly of Bishop Wearmoet
Durham, was committed for trial
a charge of having, by means of a ,
and of term' n Use pretences, cheater
Sir M. W. Ridley, Gam, Bigge, '
'in this town, oat of the sunroThii
ber..lntl..—(Nesorastle Chronicle
Us Taesdarnight a tire, which
ed with disastrous consequences,
'room, in the .premises occupied b,
Noutrate in this tomtit A plentift
Imo: at hairt, the fire was fortunot
is which it. broke out ; bot th, se,
Toit' °anteing, were consume!:
p solar to thege rooms,. and a Aft
o gears ar ewe _
• .tatrt pi-swains;

extinction of s these tears
property cons', ,' consived
,which hot been sent in t) dress,
talcs' 09 4 nuistbe: of in Ihiluals.—

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PRICR spygN PEN( e_
at the Corporation would be
second election, which, as
thosen without the slight's;
ave been the same as the first_
r, upon making a third expe-
termination to the feats of
informed that his Majesty
o signity to the Corporation,
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his approbation of their choice 1 ..
his appointment, the Lard
Mr. Aldermen Wood, Lucas, . .
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Recorder, Under Sheriffs.
;late to the haute of the
I Place, at 2 o'clock.
ng . ered the room in which
a insignia of his office, and , , ,
ar elect, was addressed by the
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Ifect :—Fle had, be said the
oVaithinan, Esq. Citizen, and
;endemi) chosen by the Li- i
ef Magistrate for., ensuing
first then )ehtrieetl fallen ' -•-- . -.
Jo honour to the high once . ' t is
'or 20 years the Lord Mayor l
er of the Corporative body, t i
f•
, from his lung acquaintance
its anti privileges of his fel'
ntain these righ mind privi-
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. • ' 'of twiceand lihnourable in-
er:, bad made had reeeivetl
his brethren the Aldermen. is
er complimentary language, li
. • t
Lord Mayor elect a ould at
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' his fellow-citizettsonaintain
reserve the peace of the tiro 1 •
choice of his fellow citizens / ':l'
rder) hoped, be sauctiuned; .
ty his Majesty. m
id he hail it in command
his Majesty ha I been mast
the choice the citizens of , f , .
en .complimenfed the Lord
to the high aud reeponsible
t. appointed by the tuna oi- 1 ' '
ens, and expressed his cots. 't
d
upheld the rights of Isis "-
tee of the Lily of leodlon,
lischartet his duties, as, la e. 1
ty, to be enabled. to look
isfactioo at the course he
1
to shook hands wi It the
rmen, Recorder, Commonl 1
p, upon seeing the Common
email, bow do you do ?''
e4l‘.
shake of the hand. lie
heel and the Recorder, an I.
mace.—the procession. ete•
her paktaeing of refresh- 'l,l 1
3
=Mai 1
eral very little Rids, we be. i
old, were brought by parish
ylebene, for the purpose of
of a very large lace ennui:
c-
The ptoprietor of the est..b-
inestioried at, orthe mode of
'rchildren worthd experience
tperative on the magistrates, • ,
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only guardians, most of time
answers of the principal of ' 1.
the magistrate* considered
and important nature, that
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an, and they therefore de-
; and told the parish officers •
ill proper inquiry had bees
cold turn out favourable to • 4.
e would not object to their •1 *:
ietor of this establishment,
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unobjectionable. All tile
latently satisfied with the , s
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owever, t the parish officer!. l,. • •
o them; had rho children .
and they w, re hound in due
having rea• h d the ear of
late he I originally come, an
Magistrates of the different .)
•hose of Union hall, they pro- se
Ron the occasion, the factory
the manufactory, and to
of work the children were
ugly, the migistrates, Mr.
Office, Whitechapel, Mr. 4. •
, •,
I Mr. Broderick, of the , .
r another Magistrate, who ' i '
main, bat whose name we
he manufactory, (pursuant \
istrates by several Acts of
tl%.!i ;••• s
tle, treatnent, and. employ- 11 •'i
file deput..tion was met on .
of the establishment and
istrates made him acquaint.
visit, and •it was at first 1 ' ,
enity tinder those Acts of'
It'.
is objection was overruled,
There were upwards of 31 1.. its
umber not more than nine
is, ever which they sat in a •si '
l • :.1
upon net, and this for 12 . ,
meal times. '
oressed their disapprobation •.•
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ees should be so employed,
as tending to injure their
further relaxation shu ll 1
rum the enervaing efforts
Magistrates also directed
several medical gentlemen. * 4 - '•
at may befall to children
of their employment, upon , 1'::•
.e,
nday last, a Miss Ann Gail- • It
etb, and late of New Elvet.
ial at the next sessions, on i •
/ a certain fabricated litter,
eated anti defrauded Messrs,( ' 41
•, Gibson, and Co. bankers . • S
4001. on the 30th of Oeto•
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i-
;It might have been attend' ; e
. broke•ont in the framiste
by Mrs. Weir, lyer, at the, •
hal supply of water beine.fi
a-tr atriod:lined to tie 1' ewe'
e, w.th the grander fart tif.L'
-As tlitte"tstei• .a-ccwyter
haptoft'cififoe-aa. lire bleier.
Ilea tertahrfd for !the efilfElt r,
oilk-thilaisil;,' kyllatiterti'Myl '
I were not realised. The
principally of cloth, &es
the loss has conseqtwutly
.-16 a.
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