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The petitioner stated that the country was IN a
most critical state, and that the masses were iia-
bic TO be reused into action 10 seek for what
they considered likely TO be beneficial 10 them
that indserbable poverty and wreIchedness
existed amoEg the people-'hat one OF the
causes Of discomfort was the defective charac-
ter OF the representation Of the people in the
House Of Commons, and that every public office
al home or abroad was reserved for aud hlled
by the scions Of wealthy families. The petit
TONER therefore prayed for the establishment Of
universal suffrage; that Church properly should
be applied TO the reduction of the national debt;
that all sinecures graiuiiies and pensions, should
be abolished except for meritorous services;
he prayed for the reduction Of the army and tax.
ation--aboiiion Of the laws of entail and pr-
mogenilure, the separation Of church and state,
and the abolition Of the House Of Lords
Laughler.)
The latter clause gave great offence, and the
petition was at FIRST refused place upon the
liable. This led to an animated conversation.
Mr.. Hume in opposition TO Sir R. H. lnglis, said
that no member rould object to a petition being
brought up. After much talk Mr. Wakley
read again the Objectionable passage Of the Pc
tilion. The final prayer was that the petition
er desired tn see all these measures passed, as
he believed the condition of the country TO be
such, ''thal unless they are adopted convulsion
must ensue which will bring in one common
ruin all establishments which are now the envy
of foreigners, but a continual source OF evil 10,
this nalion." During the reading, seyera'
members laughed.
Mr.. Hume and Mr.. Wakley for the reception
ofthe petition and Sir Robert lnglis, Sir George
Grey and Sir James Graham, against it, spoke
and cross fired. Mr.. Hume said il was the du-
" Of the House 10 receive every petition that
was sent to it. This petition was not signed
by an ignorant Charist, but gentleman who
had gone through the University, and was now
clergyman Of the Church Of England. Sir
J. Graham said il was inconsistent with their
loyalty TO their Sovereign to receive petition
TO seek for the abolition Of the kingly Govern
ment, and the substitution of Republic.
The great body Of Chartists intend 10 present
a,petition to the House of Commons on the 1OIh
of April, calling for "The Charter" AT a re-
cent large meeting of Charists in London, il
was stated that when their petition was present.
ed from TWO to three hundred thousand Char
lists would walk to the House Of Commons.
The Government will soon find thai the voice
Of The people cannot be stuffed by "pooh-poohs'
and 'laughter-great laughter" as it has mor'
than once attempted in the House of Parliament
The new steamer America will leave Liver
pool for New York on the 5lh inst. and by he
you may expect to receive some very imPortan
news from England and Ireland.
Your very obedient servant, p.
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Arrival of the Steamship America.
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette
New YoRx. ApRu. %. 1s4s,


New YORK, APRIL 29, 1848.
The new steamship America, Captain Jud.
kins, was telegraphed at II o'clock, and reach
ed Jersey City at half past one, bringing one
weeks later news from England, and late news
of interest from the continent generally.
The Chauist meeting, held on the 10Th, pas
sed off quietly. The number in attendance was
estimated al 100000 persons, who marched in
procession. The Petition was presented 10 Par
lament by a dePutation.
Ireland is.quiet, and the Government has, for
the present, overawed the Revoluionsls. The
manufacture of arms continues, and The peas.
ants practice in shooting as before.
Manufactures in England still continue inac-
tive.
The Repeal Press continues to be very Vio-
lent in the agitation of political questions.
Mr.. John O'Connell has had an interview with
Lord John Russell, and asked Of him large con-
cessions. These we've refused, and the Prime
Minister refused to declare the intentions Of the
Government in the present crisis.
The London Money Market is better. Con-
soils closed at 824O3. Three per cents, 8ltG
Sl3; and Exchequer Bills, 3904O.
Denmark has commenced war in Sches-
sing and Holslen; and severe battle was fought
near Fensburgh, in which the Danish troops
were victorious, but the loss was heavy on both
sides.
Prussian troops had been ordered to advance
in the support of lIolstem; and, should the
King of Denmark attempt retaliation, by stop
ping the passage Of the Sound at Esinore, hi;
territories will be invaded.
An insurrecton had broken out in Hesse Cas-
sci, and lrightfu riot at Cologne.
News had been received from Spain down &c
the l0th, at which time Madrid was quiet.
Austria has been defeated at all points by the
Lombards.
The Polish Committee of Safety in Poser
have established committees throughout the
Dutchy. and calling upon the people TO arm.-
The peasants aimed with no other weapon thar
sharpened scythes, have driven Of the Prussian
soldiers. The mails were cut oH-The Prus
sian Eagles torn down-and the treasure Of thC
Government seized.
Holland and Belgium are quiet.
The Emperor of Turkey has recognized tn
Provisional Government of France.
The Arch Duke Stephen has been declared
King Of Hungary.
The preparations for the elections in France
continue 10 be made.
Berlin, Rome, Palermo, and Milan are quiet
Russia promises TO remain neutral, II he
possessions are not Invaded.
Louis Philippe is reported TO have arrived
the America.
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The Feeling In Mexico for Gen. Scott

In the various letters published in New Or
leans papers from the city of Mexico, there is
strong feeling manifested for him, and general
condemnation of the treatmenth he has been SUBJ
jected to. The following letter is from the cor
respondent oil the Crescent, dated
CRY OF Mexico, March 10, I84S.
The Court of Inquiry has been in session
here for three days, the proceedings OF which
accompany this. Scott feels deeply mortified
at the course things have taken, and he does not
look like the same man. He stated in the court
on the second day, in sort of preface, TO pa
per Withdrawing the charges, that he had reques,
ted Court Martial TO Try the Offenders and
that the President instead of ordering one, re-
luc,antly convened Court Of Inquiry, and be-
fore such course he thought it useless TO waste
time, and consequently, so far os he was con-
cerned, the trial would end.
1t is beyond doubt that the President has trea-
ted the General badly. A Brgadier General
broke open his dispatches to Taylor, at Monte
rey, and their importance being buzzed about,
the bearer, gallant officer of the army, was
oyerlaken and killed at Villa Grande, the dis
patches sent to Santa Anna, and he advised ol
The withdrawal of the regular troops, marched
a, once from San Luis to Incarnation, and short
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-05
For the Carroll Free Press.

To THE EDlToRS-GENTLEMEN: In conyersa-
tion with several farmers from the country, to.
day, | hear that your old friend Atkinson, is "a
gain engaged in his very laudable and beautiful
avocation-''lo wit:" urging your subscribers to
discontinue the Free Press This is consistent
with the character Of that Individual 1t has al
ways been source of grievance to him, 10 see
any man prosper; and, hence is, that he looks
as mad as the corporation bull, when he sees a
man from the country, go into any store, other
than his own TO buy yard Of tape, or to sell
pound Of buuer! | think, however, that he can
do you no material injury-he is too we'll un-
derstood in this community. And besides all
this, it is we'll known that the old Atkinson and
McCoOk game of breaking dowa the FREE Pass,
wont go.
inform you Of this at the outset, so that YOU
may know what to expect from the Atkinson
quarter. 1t will be my purpose 10 keep you ad.
vlsed of the devious and torlurous course of the
public benetdctor, as he is accustomed 10 esteem
and style himself; and if do not give TO YOU
some interesting, "rich and racy" items then my
name is not HAMS.
May Cd, 1848.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-05

success 10 Iher application for licguss. EHt
-has not their conducI been basely dlshonombe.
in retailing ardent spirits while holding temper.
ance license; aud does not this very fact prove
them unworthy the future confidence oflhe TEN.
Pcrance community Shall we suffer Them to
make their past crimes the ground Of future in.
dugencei Because they have gone unwhipped
OF justice during the past year, shall we there
lore permit them 10 traffic with impunily in the
hoPes aud happiness Of our citizens during the
coming yeari Rather, fellow cilizens, should
we atone Tor our past neglect, by increased nc.
nyliy 10 the present crisis of This reCorma,ion.
We connect with this address, form Of rsron.
alrance TO the court against the ersnt;ng Of n.
cense for the coming year. In he pbsencs &C
another form, we would urge upon Won ,hs ne.
cessly Of ailixing your signatures thereto ;,
order that the couu may have a full expression
of the feelings Of the people Of the county up.
on this subject.
In the Accomplishment oflhis work we would
earnestly solicit the Corporation of the Clergy.
men of The county. We canno, bur bslieys
that the greatest success would attend a UeneraI
effort upon the part of the ministers of he gos.
pei saboring within the county, in this maI,er.
A presentation Of facts pertinent to this subject.
and an appeal 10 the people in behalf Of this
enterprise, could not fail 10 enlist their sympa.
lhes and call forth their efforts in this cause
And surely no argument Of ours is needed TO
induce those whom God has called 10 minister
in holy things, TO lend their influence to an ef.
fort such as this. Time and eternity, eauh.
heaven and hell furnish US motives 10 engage in
this great work. We do not over.es,ima,e tbe
importance Of this undertaking, when we say
that upon the result of our effort may depepd
the temporal and eternal well-being Of MANY of
our follow citizens, Letus give all our infiu-
ence TO close up one Of the most open channels,
through which the soul bIightng streams of in.
temperance force their way upon community
Let US discharge the recruiting officers of King
Alchohol, and ere long his weakened ranks will
become an easy conquest for the cohorts Of tenn
perance.
In conclusion, fellow citizens, let us urge YOU
all TO speedy and vigorous action in this matter.
Send in your names to the court by hundreds
from every township in the county, asking them
TO withhold license, in order that the enemies of
temperance and sobriety may know that the
friends Of temperance in Carroll County are
|, Sejiore.
Earnestly desirous of promoting the best in.
terests of these with whom we associate, we
subscribe ourselves your friends.
A. r. DEMPSTER,
} G. N. McABBEE,
, Il. II. CUMMINGS.
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TO THE WHIGS OF CARROLL!
FELLOW CITIZENs:-


The time for holding the
Convention Of delegates in the 17lh Congress.
sional District of Ohio, composed of the coun.
ties of Carroll, Columbiana and Jefferson, is on
Thursday the TwENTYFIFTn day of MAY next,
and the place WELLsvILLE;-tow which place, and
at which time, the delegates from The several
townships in Carroll county, appointed by the
late WIG CONVENTION of Carroll, will attend at
an early hour Of said day, 10 meet the delegates
from The other counties of the District, for the
purpose of appointing one Delegate to represent
this Congressional district in the Wing Conven.
lion of the United States, which will assemble
at "INDEPENDENCE HAIL." in the city of Phila.
delphia, on Wednesday the 7Ih day of June
next, for the purpose of nominating Wing can.
didates for President and Vice President Of the
United States.
1t will also devolve on the Convention at
Wellsville, to designate a citizen whose name
shall be placed on the Wing Electoral Ticket of
Ohio, for the next Presidential election and to
do and transact such other things as may be ne.
cessary to insure thorough organization Of the
Wing party in the district. A prompt attend.
ance of the Delegates, and others interested in
the success of correct principles and wholesome
measures-which can only be effected by total
overthrow of the present Icedk 'cicked and cor.
rupt administration of the Federal Government
is respectfully solicited.
VAN BROWN,
Cham. of Wing Central Com.
of Carroll Co o.
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Drowsness, Swimming of the Head, a roaring
noise in the ears headach papitation of the heart,
&c.-Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for the above unpleasant complaints because
they purge from the body those stagnant and cor
rupt humors which, when floating in the general
mass of circulation, the cause Of rush OF blooS
to the head giddness, dmness of sight, drowsness,
pain of the head, any other symptoms OF loaded
and corrupt state of the blood.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are also one of
the very best medicines for the Of Indigestion
and therefore will not only remove the above un-
pleasant symtoms, but viii most assuredly restore
the body to sound state of health.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIrs AND IMITAIToNs!-
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature Of
William Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine is for sale by Il. A. Stidger, Car
rollton; s. A. Highland, New HSrrisbnrghi James
Forbes Sen., New Hagerstown; koby q Co. Lees
burob. Sinclair g. Daniel, Malvern; Geo. McCas-
key, Palermo; and Wholesale and retail at the prin-
cipal cfiCe, l69 Race ST., Philad'
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~ HHIG MEETINGl On

We are requested by the Central Committee
to state that there will be MEETING OF THE
WHlGS at the Court House in Carrollon, on
the evening of the first day of the next session
of the Court of common pleas in this county,
Monday, May 8th.) The Meeting will con-
vene Immediately after the adjournment Of
Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-12

from John Thompson. Psnitsntisry 60 daysc A...
Arnold and In Brown. stealing forsssii iron, J,,r
Reynolds, PenitsDtary months EACH. joseph 60
son, (boy) stealing 4 iron hinges from Mr.. J. Lave
dschATg,d Patrick Hare, sx posing MS per.o, h. ~.
PARK Psntentiary 80 days. VIM. Anderson. sssl,,s
psir 81 drawers from Thomas yernol. City Prison N
.Rngwood Mason. for stesllpg sat o. cloibe. ~
Thomas Mclaughlin Pensntisry so days. .Fret,,-s
Rss'in for stealing coat from Anthony yssu, Pep.,,
tisry months.
PoIIcr.-A man named William L. De Rems.,
Who Vas Inspector Finance In town of sonoss,
Ireland. under the Board Of ~ Publc wo,i,
received In that capacity, from the British Govern,,,
the Of FOO which hAs been ssnt from mi. corn,-
and s'vcn by the British Government for the reefc "a
starving Irish. On the 18th Of Jane last be stole AR
portion Of Il and fed Dublin. where be changed sever
OF the bills and then went 70 Liverpool where be a,ar.
the Of Davis and got passport 70 Hxvre where l.
took ship and ame % this City On the Sis. q Aur,s
last be changed several Of the Identical bills Of Ban
OF england and some p0st-no.es al Tsyors Exchs,e,
ONCE In this City. lie then went % New Rr1nswics
and deposited the fants the Siiie Bank He -,
bought a farm few miles from that place. upon vl,s
he has been living The British Government sent An I,S
officer named Bergman. slso member Of the tetsrA, A.
Police Of London named Thomsron. Who upon ariys,s
in this CITY. called upon Thomas Warren ESQ IA rno-
they were directed by the British authorities NJ ~,
procured the assistance Of Officer Gilbert HAY. ana NJ
stephens. who set about 20 aud The where.a,fs AZ H.
offender and having ansd y9ere he had sns
the bills they proceeded 10 bis residence. AMI nsme,
him that he waited witness IN thi. c,,y,hs,
sone notes which had been gwen him BY the broker g.
counterfeit. lie over TO this City, sud srrcste,
aBd taken 10 the Police and Committed. Mr.. Warren
accompanied by the British officers. went 20 wSsiiusts
yesterday 70 see the British Minister % make necessav
arrangements 20 send this offender back 4 Iresri
Dennis McCeuey alas Moore sad George Hare ala S4lfh
were arrested yesterday charge 81 burglary 6as.
ing broken into the store o. rltuc si ChAha
81 on Saturday morning last, and stolen ihercom Ah1.
$50 worth Of oyercoais hats SC. Toe sccuso so
charged with breaking into the coal oce fJahnJ Gsnt
81 Alofneyst. and stealing small amount o. property
Louisa scissol taken into custody and de,sus
charge 81 stealing piece Of SIN worth $40 from he
store of Mr.. Duty, ss6 Grand st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-12
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. Ill Pm.
Some progress in Committee was made on the
bill relative to State Engineer and Surveyor Also,
on bill relative TO Collection of Taxes in the Eighth
and Ninth Wards OF Brooklyn.
The Senate confirmed several nominations for
Loan Commissioners, Notaries, &c.
ASSEMBLY.
The vote passing Harbormssters bill was ll9
to 7. Resolution adopted requiring Sheriff Of New
York 10 report his fees for summoning jurors during
the past year.
Mr.. CURrlss laid on the table Joint Resolutions
against amendments To the Post Office Laws made
by last Congress-
Mr. CUKTIss gave notice OF bill 10 incorporate
the Syracuse and Rochester Railroad.
Mr.. UsDERHILL gave notice of bill to prohibit
the use of horses and boys in towing Canal Boats
and 10 substitute locomotives.
Mr.. CHARLocK gave notice Of bill for Bridge
at Albany
The House. Mr.. PHGSIx in the chair, passed a
bill tor the relief the Chenecsreck Indians Add.
Weather has become warm-Wind South. with
prospect OF snow. Quantity of Flour sent from
East Albany depot Western Railroad last year
was 72e, 1922 bbls in 1876 900 s39 in ls45, 800 ESQ
Oithe quantity sent last year 5l6,3so bbs went TO
Boston. Flour as before Bad sleighing has kept
produce back. Rye ~. Barley 60 "a. Pork
limited supply, 81 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-12
Steamboat Explosion-Grent Loss of Life.

V''' ~ wv
run particulars have been received OF the explo-
sion Of the Blue RIDGE She blew up on the
Ohio River, at l O'Clock Saturday night, during Sc
we're snow storm, With tremendous explosion, reducing
complete wreck the cabin the boilers. The boil
sunk Immediately, leaving portion Of the cabin saoat to
which the passengers saved retreaied for safety Before
relieved the cabin hostet miles down the river. No
Just conclusion could be arrived at as to the number Of
persons lost 20 souls board Of her Of whom 20
or 20 persisted. TIE passengers mostly from Kama
VIVA aud Gsllpols Few persons saved anything, hay.
iug 20 sshore In their night clothes The cause Of tie
explosion undoubtedly from the defective character
Of the boilers, which had been In use years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-12
MIR. Clay in Washington

WAsHIScTOS, Jan. il, lsas.
Mr. CLAY visited the Supreme Courtroom to-day.
Alter O'Clock and until bis at the United states
Hotel ihronged with vi,iters, among whom were Col
Benton judges Mclean and Wayne, numerous officers OF
the Army and Navy. Senators Miller Dayton and Web
ster and many Senators Representatives. This even
Ing he attended, the wedding Of the niece Of NJ Bodisco
At the residence ofthe latter at Georgetown. She married
Mr. Villains, brother OF Mrs Bodlsco. The party was
brilliant affair." Tomorrow Mr.. CLAY receives visiers.
Owing the throng he Will receive vsers only from ~
~; on the following day from 10 to II, as he Is to be
engaged in tho Supreme Court All gre asreeaoly sur
prised at his health and yigor.
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MsssAcHusrr1s-Th Boston papers state tbst

MsssAoHusErTs.-The Boston papers state thst
the Governor would deliver bis message yesterday
Mr.. Barrett was unanimously nominated by the
Wings for reelection as Treasurer In the ballot
ing for candidate for Secretary OF State no person
bad majority in the Wing caucus. VIM. B. Cal
houn of Springfield received IS, and Solomon Lin
coin OF bingham s4votes ON the second ballot. The
scattering votes were for T. Tollman. A. w Dodge,
c. w. Storey and others. The caucus after ballot
ing twice concluded to go into the election without
further effort to agree on a candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-12
standing Committee. of the Assembly.

Oar list of Standing Committees received by Tel.
egraph was so imperfect that we now copy the
complete list nom the Albany papers:
Ways aud Asans-Messrs W. S. Smith. Bowen. Wager,
Buck
JuS,eia,y--Rsymcpd. Brigham. Ransom. Myers, Me-
Carty, Beach, Fem.
Canals-Spsuldlug Gee Martin, Reamer, Case
Commsrcs and Hargahoa-Phonix. Lee, Myers, spsuld.
Ing Pray
Ra,lroads-U phsm. Phoenix. Psyn Hslnes. Goodrich.
Trade and Aangacarss- Butrick, Collins, Bowie, Mer-
ny, Church.
Colleges, Academies and Cou,uoa Sesoo,s-Pruyn E. c.
Benedict, Rose Fisk, Fem.
Joint library cop'mitise-Brooks. Campbell. Palmer,
Maxson, W. & smith.
BaAss and Insurance Observation-Disclosures, Camp
bell. Feeter, PardeS, Wager.
Cayitab.s and Religious Socie,iss- Ransom Ashley Bal
~, Butrick, Luke White
Internal Arars o. Toms and Cotfahss-Coe. Sheldon
Thompson bush. Stevens.
fncorporat,ca Of Csnes asd plga0es-E. C. Benedict,
Cross. severance. Brother. Keith
Niliha aAd PgSlle DefsEoe-Rose, Bowie, Miller, TOLL
Sneeden. t.
Erection and D,rsion Of 7ornsoad counses- Converse
Walsh, Weeks, Glass, Heister.
Claims MeCarty Ashley. Hszen. Peter. Case.
Grtronces-Besch, Vincent, Cheney, Crocker. Little.
Pststsons o. AlseHs-Slsde. Wleti, Rodman, Petit,
Msttce
STATE PrisOns-Lee. UnderhHl walsh, Hsston, Curtis
Rods and BSd9ss-pray, Gay, Chapman. Kendall,
Pssac Lends-seldon, Davis. Treadwsy, winett Grant
Hro-77rd Bas-Brewer, Stewart, Severance. Houston,
NJ II. johnson.
Medical SecSiss and Collsse-Hurd, Toiton Calhoun,
Sanders, Chubb.
hanuactws q Saa-Spencer, Brinkerhoff, Converse.
Laphsm, walsh.
Ea0rosssd BAis-Meech. Z. W. Peck. Rspeje. Fillmore,
Winsow.
AersuH~e--Dox Dennison, Hammond. Chamberlain.
ruthill
Tniaan -aTaus--J. c. johnson, Richards, W. Sidney
smith, Wheeler, Chase.
T,hlc p,,,sa,-Vowlsn Mech Kennedy Nersercan
West.
Erpt'sn7 Lops--Irish. Parker, Matthias. Moss. Hall
E<Pessssrss q Er,rrvs Deparf,neasTruss:el Jessup
Comsiock, Chsriock, Parsons
Expenditures q TIE House, W. Pecs. Garrison, ROD
man, Bowman Isaac Benedict.
skLEcT COMMITTEE
On Csptfal PsnisAaenf-Msssrs Undcrhill Titus Rr.n-
kerhon, Cobb, Townsend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-12

CHLORoFoRA.-We learn that this new sub
stance has been repeatedly employed by Drs Buck and
K Rogers in tbs SswYork Hospital 10 produce inseus
eiy To pan during the most critical operations in Sur
gerry. With decided success The Chlsroform Is prepared
BY Prof l. Reid Chemist TO the Hospital. is nearly
parent and cosress, about one-haf heavier than water
win "hea ultimately bat slowly amAssuaies, sweet
10 the taste and pleasant to the smell and produces entire
insenssy for seven eight minutes after It's sdins-
r.ton Its taken BY the Inhalation along with atmos-
rasre s Of some sixty drops through sponge or hand
kefehef l. produces feeling Of weakness or exhaustion
sometimes attended BY vomiting We believe DR. Chiffon
and other chemists prepare and sell H.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3, le4s.
CoiiJH-The accounts by the Hbernia received by Ex
press occasOned animated demand in market and
the reach from 10 to $4,000 bales Prices have been
irregular ami the bulk Of the sales have been al the full
prices Of last week. and In instances az an advance
Of tac, say Middling 6!z6!c Good Mddns 7a7tc. The
purchases have been for the North England and the Con-