The Manchester Examiner. — 1848-04-25 (Manchester, Greater Manchester, England)

FRENCH GOVERNMENT WORKSHOPS. I never doubted that, in being Judaised in Duke's supposed that he has been waylaid, robbed, and murdered. Let the inhabitants of this city give it a thorough, impar(From the Times.) Place, I should lose all my rights of a Christian peer so The box, now in the possession of the authorities, exactly tial consideration, weigh its demoralising tendencies, and Do our readers know the principle on which the ateliers long as I was in the synagogue; and should only pre- resembles those in which pedlars are accustomed to carry I tun led to hope they will unanimously forego their little nationaux, the "government workshops" of France, are serve my rights of a Christian in the house of lords. In their stocks of jewellery, &c. It is considerably damaged, advantage, thereby conferring upon their servants an inesto be established and conducted? These Inanufactmies the synagogue I must be everything that the laws and and portions of the lining are stained with blood. The timable boon. We have not a single day's intermission' are to be originated by government, and operatives of to woods and customs of synagogue grant and require. In White- grounds have been searched, and the Weaver throughout the year which we can call our own. The festive' all trades and callings are to be admissible under such chapel, in the Minories, I must be a Jew; at the West- Canal and all the ponds dragged, but without success. The days of spring and summer, when all nature is radiant with: i end a Christian. Indeed, I do not see why Temple road from Roeksavage to Runcorn, along which the deceased splendour, and the sun pouring down its brilliant rays upon classifications as shall be found most. convenient. They must have passed, is peculiarly lonely, being a footpath the verdant green, are alike to us. We are pent up within are then to work under the superintendence, for the first Bar may not be made the barrier of my two religions. through fields, and in the township of Rocksavage or Clinton the precincts of our office day after day, and week after week, For instance, I may enter the Bar from the west as year of the establishment's existence, of government there are only two houses, occupied by two farmers, who without any bright twenty-four hours that we can look forHenry Lord Brougham and Vaux, Christian, ana come commissioners ; - subsequently, under that of overseers rent the land. The pawnbrokers in the immediate neigh- ward to for enjoyment and peaceful recreation. The service chosen by themselves. The wage of every man is to be out in Fleet-street as Solomon—(I prefer that name for bourhood, and at Liverpool and Manchester, will do well if bells chiming from their ninny steeples, summoning their equal, without reference either to his capacity, his in obvious reasons)—Solomon Brougham, Jew. they can assist in the discovery. The person who owned flocks to the worship of Almighty God, toll in vain for us. dustry, or his calling. The yearly " profits "of the With respect to Epping sausages, and the rasher from the box is pretty well known to several of the inhabitants of The sound breaks upon the silence of our monotony, and whole establishment are to be divided into three parts, the boars of Cannes, I must be permitted to observe that Runcorn; he was a young Jew, about seventeen years of causes us to sigh for justice to humanity. Oh! lend a helpone to be distributed equally amongst the inmates of the if I rigorously abstain from those delicacies whilst a Jew Xi with black hair and a rather light complexion.—Liver- jug hand, you who have already done so much for the good manufactory, another to be applied to the support of the at is, whilst east of Temple Bar), it would be an Albion. of in ankind.—Yours respectfully, A