... and Jones, and three for the Char- ter and no surrender, terminated the proceedings. THE TRADES.-A crowded meeting of the boot and shoemakers' trade society, wa hold at the Nor- fulk Arus, Bow-streeti, on Monday evening last. In the course of the evening ...

... at eight o'clock. Old in Kent Road, Surrey, at the Eagle Brewery, Neat eteStreet, Coburg Road, at eight o'clock, be THURSDAY EVENING. t, Sleareditch: at Chapman's Coffee House, Church- am street, at eight o'clock. O!d Kent Road, at the Bee- d llive Tavern ...

... seven o'clock. - Chepstoze: at the Temperance lIotel. Bank Avenue, at eight o'clock--Armley: at the house of Mr. William Oates, boot and shoemaker Armley Town gate, at eight o'clock.-Livereel: ai eight o'clock, at Mr. Farrell's Temperance Hotel, 4, Cazneau-strcet ...

... early meeting Ll to address the Queen for their liberation. t TAILORs.-Mr. Wheeler lectured at the Red Lion, e King-street, Golden-square, on Sunday evenirg. ?? National Petition was adopted. e ST. PANCRAS.-Mr. Martin lectured here on Sun- if day evening ...

... P if Lower Tbames.street . . 0 14 D m d The Darenth paper mille, Darenth, Kent 0 17 r. he 11 The book-binders' society of London .. 20 0 a I Mr Asker, Yacht H tel, Erith, Kent 0 lo o re Mr Yearron, Plough Inn, do. 0, 2 r gr I- The engineers ot Greenwich ...

... convene an early meeting al to address the Queen for their liberation. in .-Mr. Wheeler lectured at the Red Lion Mh ing-street, Golden-square, on Sunday evening. SreThe National Petition was adopted. ST. PANmcrS.-Mr. Martin lectured here on Sun- ot day evening ...

... o'clock. - Chepstow: at the Temperance Hotel, t' Bank Avenue, at eight o'clock.-.Alnley: at the t house of Mr. William Oates, boot and shoemaker, Armley Town-gate, at eight o'elock.-Liveeiool: at eight o'clock, at Mr. Farrell's Temperance hotel, 4, F Ca ...

... o'clock. - Chepuow: at the Temperance Hotel, in] a Bank Avenue, at eight o'clock.-.Annky: at the ti house of Mr.. William Oates, boot and. shoemaker, vi IArmley Town.gate, at eight o'clock.-Liverpool: at ! eight o'clock, at Mr. Farrell's Temperance Hotel, 4 ...

... Cbart(ot Entelf(gente. LONDON.-Mr. R. K. Philp lectured at the Star h Coffee House, Golden-lane, to the United City Boot a and Shoemakers, upon the People's Chartc:, and how aS to obtain it. After which, 2s. 8;d. was collected for the wives and families ...

... Coopers Arms, Lower Tbanmesastreet . . 0 14 8 t The Dareath paper mills, Darenth, Kent ., 0 17 6 to The booek.lsinders' society of London 200 0 Mr Asker, Yaebt lHotel, Erith, Kent ., 0 1e 0 re, Mr Yonrson, Plough Ian, do. ,, 0 2 a .gr The engineers of Greeswich ...

... ? ?? ?? 0 6 Mr. Begg ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 6 Mr. Carlin ?? ?? ?? 0 0 6 Mr. Beck ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 2 6 Mr. 5ewell and friends, Kent-road ?? O17 6 H. D ?? ?? ?? . . ?? 00 6 Messrs. Whiting and Churchill ?? ?? O1 0 Messrs. Crinks and Rogers, Bristol, per Mr ...

... The lecturer received a unanimous vote of thanks. THE USUAL WEEIKLY MEETING Of the Boot and Shoemalkers' Chaster Aeseciation was held at the Star Coffee House, Golden Lane, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Isaac Wilson in the chair, when, amongst other business ...