The Weekly Gazette for Middlesbrough, Stockton, Hartlepool and Cleveland District. — 1879-12-06 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

TUN 341111101. manner, an then going about with a couple order to use the process of law to gain 0 The report of the lii pouter of Nuisances of writ treatise in their pockets. They had political advantage. No greater crime against aloe contained an allaaloa to the Intensive endeavoured to teach paiple that national the Crown could he attempted. That Was glory consisted iu committing murder, on what Lord ttereonefield--(A. volt*: " Shoot sale of meat hy auotion in the Market place noffensive people throughout the world. him")--and what Mr "Jemmy" Lowther had on Saturday night.. Last Saturday evenini 1 be believed some 000 joints, some of them o itimeere.) TheY had started a motto at the attempted to do. They intended to get a questionable character, were sold. oat Mayor's feast -a Latin phrase which conviction against political prisoners by He strongly deprecated this new mode of selling the Prime Minister said some old Boman means of corrupt judges and wortoont meat, and hinted that something should be used, but nobody could find out who political hisokii and planoinen and packed done to stop it--otherwise it might be that old Rumen was (Laughter.) He juries in Ireland . but the (overn. necessary to appoint an inspector to attend would translate " Imperium et Liberia*" went would dud they could not put down into "England has a right to do wrong." the land agitation in that way, and the the sales, in order to prevent any unsound (Cheers and laughter.) It meant the right people would never rest until landlortlisn3 as meat being sold, to do wrong all over the world , and resembled an institution was for ever abolished. He Mr GRAUAM thought it would be interfering wiry materially with the business o the American planter's 'claim at the right to did not intend to allow his opponents to f " wallop his own nigger." (Laughter.) It (Atoll him, for he purposed not to do any. anotioneere by trying to stop the sale of meat. was a sad "tats of things when the people of thing that would rondo' him liable to arrest. 'They might keep their eyes on the quality of this country were led away in this manner, The Government would find it a greater the meat, but not interfere with the sales, but lie was happy to think the mist was mistake to tackle the Irish people than the On the motion of Connoillor 3. Atm:neon, seoonded by Alderman Nxteoe,it was decided beginning to olear away a little, and people Zulus and the Afghans. Tie asked the were beginning to see things ein their true English people fur their sympathy and to refer the question to the Market Committee light. (Cheer%) When they did that they support In this land agitation,—The remota. for oonekleration and report, would very soon make a change. (Cheers.) thou was put and earried.—Mr Finnigan, run 1,0.11133111105 10111311.1. 1111 was delighted to see the Liberal leaders M.P., denounced the barbarous system of The Luatrum Beek Committee mom. mended the Board to apply to the Public throwing themselves on the people landlordism, which Mr Gladstone &leo con. Works Loan Commissioners for satiation to as they had been doing during the demned, (Oheeri.) They had had enough obtain a loan of £15,000 to carry out the last few months, He had been pro- of Tory tyranny, and some of them might Lustruni Book scheme, which WRN estimated sent at the principal great political long that the swords of 1782 might leap from demonstrations during the autumn, and had their scabbards, (Cheers.) lie believed to cost £10,227. the details of the plane have been struck with the facia that the people they were powerful enough to win for Ireland already been published In this paper, always responded moot heartily when any the iudependones which was her birthright. The minutes wore approved, on the motion moral sentiment was put before them. They -The resolution was carried unanimously,— of Counoillor J. J.