... A contemporary journal, which rejoices in the. title of the I Weakly Chronicle,' atid whose proprietors are, we fear, actuated more by the desire of a golden reward than by any wish to ad- vance the cause of the labouring community, has for some time i past announced its intention of giving a series of portraits. It I has dignified this scheme with the high-soun ling title of ?? The I National ...

... ORGNLCMhNGTO0 TO TH9 EDITOR OF, THE OPERATIVE. Sit,-I beg permission to resuie the subject of a a Trades Hall in your'dolumns, with a view of agitating the importance of an undertaking which has received the recommendation of various daily and weekly newspapers; and becomes, the more it is fairly andclosely examined, invested with greater interest- to the Operatives, whose united attention ...

... FOlEIGN',' INTELLIGENCE.I FRANCE. I J The Paris 'journals 'of Sundayand Monday are chiefly F .occupied, with accounts of the preparations vhich are Q m.beng made for the approachig .electoral confiict. It isau .n oail hands admittedthat the strugglewill be'a hard one, *hte state of ?? being, if .poissible, morecri- riC than even inXnglanid.. .The next Chamber will, it a is supposed, concede ...

... ?? * On Thursday evening last a policeman of tire L division while on duty in St. George's-road, observed a young female sitting'on the steps of a doorway, crying most pi- teously, and evidently in a very exhausted state, appa- rently as if site had come a long journey. He spoke to her, and finding fromi her answers that she was a stranger in London, and that sihe had been inveigled from the ...

... J. R. RICHARD)SON. FmaY names are more rxtensivelyknown in Eng- land than that of John Reginald Richardson, at least among the movement party, and perhaps a more remarkable instance was never offered of a man without commanding talents, and destitute of those adventitious aids so necessary to success in an artificial state of society, acquiring a power al- most irresistible, and which at any ...

... PROVINCE OF LOWER CANADA.-J. COLBORNE. By his Excellency, Sir John Colborne, Knight Grand VGoss of (le most HoCnourable AlilitaTy Order of the Bath, Administrator of the Government of the Pro- vilnce of Lower Canada, Lieutenant-General-ir.-Chief of Her Majesty's Forces in the said Province, &c., &c. A PROCLAMATION. Whereas there exists in the district of Montreal a trai- torous conspiracy, by ...

... . I . ' . ASSISTANT' ,)R.PlERS. e uOn' fesday evening ?? iii the estallishments of hi 'Metropolitan Jiniendrapers agseinbled, at the Crown e and Anoelior TlivelN', 'Stra di, io discuss a 'resciitioi, p-ased .h | ti~a -funirm meeting; fo'r the bstablisiMientiotF a sunidn, anid -'to adoptsltl sch -teagure thldreen as 'tb t'e mleethingj oigit 0 appear' iee9.ary.'- o ,Mr. F'iA~ ?? caliedl to tbee ...

... :FACTS. AND SCRAPS. tlijE AeVICE OP -secia care that thou delight''not ril 'wiine, for Jhere never wa5 ally man that came to bossoaor profern'eimt that loved it for it trralisforineth a juan intot a beast, decayeth beahbt ior'ocetir tbpe hreathi, destrovethl natural jieat_ b sr a lrar's striltachi to all artificial lmat, deforineth he facr ttell thoe toel , and, to conclude, iiaktil aiman ...

... I FRANCE. Thle Moniteur of Monday last contained tile fullow- ing ordinance deferring thle ineeting of the Chambers, arising, it is presumed, from the inability of the King' to form0 a ministry -ROYAL ORDINANCE. Louis Philippe, King of the French. ?? all present and to come, greetinl: We have ordered and do order the following Th'J'e Chamber of Peers and lthe Cliamber or Deptu- - ties, ...

... I1,TE QUEEN AND LAADY FLORA HASTINGS. I ; [ 1, f . A lV- 11 ; : . I J Wve- !x| b TUE ?? THE MARiCHIONESS OF IAST1*G5, COUN E98 OV TxOVOXOI¶ r TO HErU MaAJESTY. , ilet Loudoun Castle, March 7, 1839. I1Ea Madam-It is hardly to be imagined that yout Majest a should feel any surprise in -receiving the present Cetter MGU 1The anguish of a mothers heart, under circumstances suc let as mine, can ...

... The repeated accounts of military floggings at Wool. wich render it absolutely necessary, in order to soothe and satisfy ?? outr1ged feelings of the country, that some im- mediate steps should be taken during the present session for mitigating or abolishing flogging in thq army. This great military reform, which has been made the subject of in- dignant commentary b somany public men, and of ...

... THE OPERATIVE. LONDON, APRIL 14, 1839. MNa OF THE NORTH-It is with infinite pleasure I have to announce to you that the men of the a south are preparing to join you in your glorious warfare for equal rights and equal laws. I have _ lust returned to town from a fifteen days' political tour in the counties of Susex'l and Hants (includ- [ ing the Isle of Wight), and in no one town or nplace have ...