The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-21

Populations from the Provinces
TRADES AND SOCIETIES.
Each Division headed by Superintendent Horse.
back
FIRST DIVISION.
Z. Tallow Cbandiers- IL Bricklayers Society.
Q. Ha,tera 1s Old Friends Lodges.
J. Coopers. H. Improved 0rdor of Old
:. Glassworkcrs Fellows
.. Sionemasops Is. Painters
O. Coach Trades 10 Piastorers
7. Ropemasers. ~. Corkcutiers.
=. Foresters' Courts rs. Saddiers
. True Britons 10. Iron Mouldsrs.
70. Sea"en 20 smiths, Araaigamated
sEco.b DIVISION.
%. Carpenters and Joinera %. organ Builders
-. Bolerfnahers and Iron 10 Loyal United Friends.
sbipblilders. 81. French polshcrs
"a. United silver Trades 49, Musical Instrument Nm.
Is. Wheelvrights. kers
20. CAREERS anu elders 60. Cabinet Makers
81. Bookbtnders "a. Temperance Societies
-. Horse Collar Makers
DIVISION
%. Engineers, hacnn,sts, A. Wire weayes and
Pattern Makers and Workers
hilwrights. 60 Tinplate Workers.
;6 Garment iysrs. ~. Boot and. Shoe Trades
~ Shipwrirhts A. Bakers.
81. Lghtermcn and water. ~. SIX Trades.
mon -. Sons Of Progress.
" Biass Trades. ~. branches ~ The Reform
10 Paperhangcrs League.
Al. Leather Trades.
ruR spsEcHgs.
The speeches we're pretty much Of one tone Among
the most remarkable we're the following
Colonel DnKscs said he knew what London mon were
and that neither rain distance would keep them
away when once they had maio up their mind to do
thing that demonstration was not cot IN nv the Ra
form League, but by Nj Potter and the 1raics Unions
thongn 81 course the Reform League happy 10
come and aid IA 70. lCheersl lie sure that tbs
gathering would very much assonish the government;
and when they had the meeting which theyproposed to
hold on the day before Parliament META volce-"In
Hyde rmN Ito which he hoped the railways would
bring hundred thousand OF their friends from the
provinces then they intended 70 assemble somewhere
IN the reighhcrlood Of Park lano. daughter and
cheersl BY that time he hoped Park iahc would
BE- broader, and Then there would be no chance
Of the railiDes By hocus pocus com NJ
down. removed laughter and cheers) When nv con.
sidercd that the Masses whose good inel
unce could be denied were dcbaned from the fran
chise he said II was monstrous shame. tCheersl In
rnrr, er.rywo-kisgmo,. wus srrrsnchisd ~ Jalv Gs
rch the saw; and Ac trd,scai B1mdrck
gsriae V7iversai r.ffag. 70 ne p,qssions. Were
Epglisnmen then, to he enirspchissd the InstG Way
.ntosaAissa t,fof, fasa The Of sssi ,aedsuye
snss. oo1e ny ,roHsadonf'. Telegraph cny MornQ; exd
irds any hss.tRp IN stsms daughter and chsers)
However they found from the newspapers tha, the
Ministry were al q nses and sevens, and that Mr.
Dlsraeii WIS about 10 leave thcm II that gentleman
DID %, be supposed be would BE- regarded "the Wan
aerins Jow" Laughter and chesrr He trusted they
enemies would be very glad IL ssy You see you NAV
81 tyesher great mas Of people, bat you can't
they are NOT ht f0F the iranohse.n That dsy would
give ,ae ne 70 heir dcrnctors lchsn.) The othcr
day nr Ss,enssh Bcn,Dek had I've sudausy 70
pckp0ckets leave mon OF london 10 brcsk
Into Hyde Psts-an infamous libcl tckecrA) In the
not above dozen men Who cared q straw FOR reform
The MEMOIRS az that House osss;s~ys ~ a. Hs
" Lers; many q hsr' b.w rosivuy dyof~s 1,cysrs
AMI hdnlers b. narre uny n hen rr,res>sfd ne ,oov
f'a e'rgs t6cf hab " mcntss 0uiued n<ss seots b.
tsiderp nd cofrtycr But he hoped those saye were
resrv over II The ned tho franchise thor> could
be no bribery, because ID impossible 10 bbs avery
body There wa Mr.. Love, who, @.Mr. Bright said
without constituency or for only come seventeen
twenty people, and Biz vote counted O. muc
tia. 81 Mr. Bright, VINO represented tens thosssn.
Was ihere sny.scmncn sense IN thar He ieyed there
good time coming, and tbs verr N was for
the OF London % tick 10 the Hrforu League asd
to come torcher again whrn rsrIismsn' met IN order 70
sho~ VIA, the feeling Of The people was tcnecrsD
sRiGBr's Ixxcs.
From fnc I,udon Tins ipec D.
iss rst injecting -r.et by the leaders of the Lon-
don rides and Friendly secctise held N - James
Hail. Pccadiy. IN faVor " Parliamentary reform,
art o. sequel TO ne opea or characterization Of the pre-
vioue dav Among the moss Conspicuous ~ The estooD-
were "Edrond Beais. and the rgba VI mssting Ia tbs
Ptri 81 "bopor Bfirht Guiding ., y "Refldcpiisi
sud Registered Manhood surfnge- 'vots by Ballot
The workingrnen NJ Lordon return their thanks Lord
kanelashN Tho People the legitimate power"
sc ~ haf rast seven Mr. Bright NJ p. arrived, &C.
crtnpsned by lr George Potter. Mr. Mason Jones' and
oiher leaders n the movement, spd was received With
cheering
~ BNcu who on rsips wS received with srsa,
shcsfeg sNd'-u ss&ut sht ytnss since IN epoch