... THE INCONVENIENCE OF A ' TWO-BEDDED ROOM.' ' I beg your pardon, sir, but you've put my clothes on inumistake for your own.' ...

... Sum of £8,100, FOR THE CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND CONPANY The Estate is 110 Miles from London, It is within 12 miles of Cheltenham, 9 of Gloucester, 9 of Tewkesbury, 4& of Ledburv, and 2 of Malvern, all large and important Marl-et Towns. Ledbury is a rapidly im- proving place, having a direct communica- tion with the Estate by means of a canal in the immediate neigbhourhood; on which there are ...

... 1847 IMI LPPr E T B •Bbdpobdshibb— 0 irdAitoid 0 1 Viacount Alford FCtt Russell 0 0 W Asti-ll March 30, 1847. —Lord J Fox Bussed, vice Asteil, deceased 'Berkshire 0 3 Vi-count Birrington 0 1 Viscount Barring ton Palmer 0 1 It Palmer P Pueey 1 Puuey 0 3 C Cavendish 10 0 Sr W Young 2578 i>eo Oupre 0 0 1 Dupre 2569 B 1 Clt Murray 2547 John !.te 495 H M Jui> 15, 1842.—H0n W Fitzmaurice, vice Young ...

... OF THE TRADES UNIONS, &C. trhe Meeting, which was anticipated in our last paper, has taken place. The following report of the proceedings has been sent to us by a correspondent at Manchester:-] On Monday evening last., a very numerous, and highly respectable meeting, of Delegates from the various organised trades of Manchester, was held at the Spring Gardens Tavern, Spring Gardens, to take ...

... NLEWCAS7L.E, AY - I I. Tfhe moat important intelligence of the wavae is th2t of'the villing of the Toulon fieet, consitting of Ix sait df the line d 7 frigates, -with ro,ooo troops opl board. They left, that harbour on tho 3oth of March, and passed the straightt of Gibraltar on thl pth of April, and itnsaediately bore up fo.r s';diz, before wvhich Sir John Orde was cruining. Vhen i: ! i.n ...

... ?? ; ' . , I:.: ?? ?? ; .. ; i, 7 , , ? .: .1r ,7, Ji T1,B -WORKINGS Q!FfeTHflE SACRED; MONTH'i: . T;L WUMILDLAU if UfTH1E lAultKiJ IVV1UT l. e, ?? Lord ! how loho 'sh~am -thb, wiebkl ChartistPpkaij f a ow long 'uil starvationmwhich ' iay the'iihi~jitbtitbf th e p jor J Wfbhu knowesti bay? the greatest nonrtionotooiterthi -cki'd' Psisar~pntr^,*l+[~~ .: venerato ,, g ;ad, g.Ofl:v i ,;>if ,- ...

... Well Boy ! here we've been for the last Three Hours and a Half without even a Nibble ! ...

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... THE ' POOR MAN'SCHURCH ?? ' Pray, Reverend Sir, spare my cradle, for the sake of my poor babe.' ' I take it, wretched creature, for the sake of your precious soul, and the Chiurch Rates ?? ...

... ROYAL HUMILITY; OR, A VISIT TO THE UNION WORKHOUSE, WII4DSOR. - - . I - - -- 2! . t.,- , I,- - uIC, a vIDI IJ - - I On mine vord, sare, I feel myself quite at home mit des boor baupers ! Your Highness is all condescension. ...

... *; g x;, Nle-RAL ELECTION, I' ?? from page 3, part 1. !A! AND DLUfsA.-T-No ?? .erOf these counties since last ' sll u t:eb continue tlhir e7ertions a . ?? e 'war of squib- and pla. t, but, with this exeiottOn, ; QIlOOOeflt is to be fould in any t ie;,. ~ryis expected to arrive in Nortli or tvO, to comnplete prepan,- ' ,ivici is to taire place in that . - 1 ;orthumbeiland e':eryihiig Will 1 .% ...

... 511mostratigIuo Lf Turai V Iiarq. rei, No. XI. in: THE JEW OF BRISTOL. wb . J1 the course of Lacklaud's connexion with wa Bristol, there was one little process so re- lat uarkable that we reserved it, as we crt said, for a separate commentary. We I are not aware that he qualified by dei license, but he certainly prastised here do // F~fm 9 as a dentist, with a success his pro- its fessional ...