... lectured at the United Temperance Coffee-house, Lower George. street, Chelsea. Several new members were en- rolled. £1 17s. was appropriated to the political victims in the Kcasington and Chelsea district. Tao cause proceeds well. GILASGCOW.-At a public meeting ...

... lispe'al of the Working Classes for the Attainmuent 1E o-lf their Rights. Mr. Shaw Was called to the chair. t- T he lecturer showed to what an enormous extent the pob nwer of the government had been created by the > p eople, and how little they participated ...

... Fulham Bridge-row, Chelsea. George Sturge, do. 1, do. do. do. Henry Lacey, do. 7, Pentegon-place, do. Wm. Walter, gardener, 9, North Row, Eerls Court, Kensington. - Wm. Dalebar, smith, 8, Wellington Buildings, Manor-street, Chelsea. Wm. Whitehorn, tailor ...

... KENSINGTON.-At a general special meeting of the r ICharts residing in Kensington, Chelsea, and Hammersmith, held at the United Temperance e Coffee House, Lower George-street, Chelsea, on b Monday, April 25th, the following resolution was milnimously agreed to:-- ...

... and all appeared to be right at that time. SIX FLAGS, captured during cur late war with the Chinese, have been suspended in Chelsea Col- lege. UPWARDS OF 200 persons were summoned for arrears of poor-rates, at the Oldham Petty Sessions last week. OWING TO ...

... heart of England. CHELSEA, K;ENiSINGTON, ANID EAZ!P,'ER- ?? Chartists of this district lmve resolved to meet every Sunday evening, in the large rooms, over the United Temperance Coffee House, Lower George-street, Sloane-square, Chelsea, and to have a lecture ...

... e, do. WUL. Walter, gardesier, 9, North Row, Earl'# Court, Ho Wom. Dalebar, smith, 8, Wellington Buildings, Manor-street Chelsea. Win. Whitehorn, tailor, 1, Newland-street, Hen- Sanmtuel Gifford, leather-catter, 1, Klsig-street, Ken- Tr sington, sub-Treasurer ...

... and nine months for merely attending ,e political meetings. r, That your petitioners ask if this picture does, or 1does not, show one law for the rich and another for the poor, (all the political offenders, with the exception of O'Brien, O'Connor, and Jackson ...

... certalnty,-that a great deal of ill.- so feeling subsisted between musters and men. An elec. r, tion which recently took place showed this in a very a- striking point of view; for notwithstanding all the oe talent, wealth, industry, energy, and Perseverance ...