... XAIQNAI cZNXTION OF THE UNREPRESENTEfD 'C ASSES. 0 Dil~M~oAsr, FES. I~.l Dr. Fletcher (delegate for Bjury) wss c4led to the rhlair. Tbe minutes of the last day's proceedings being read, seine uew members were introduced, and a great many mltifces of motions were giverl by different men Iers. Mr. V. O'CONNOR introduiced one, That if any 1Imember of the, Convention should take office he would ...

... CO k1GWORAR ?? . 0'imS R IO EAUGUS O'CONNOR. (From the Northern Star.) Tht Oil-lhMIde d i4 ter b! desp&dtiim bih beguan 't'd 7dI alfired iix datieit. ereiing hie days to b'e' i bee'd'- 'h is h d rin&d&d to m-ake the dioat of 'tbhod *hict 'emai'; ane 'fo thi3 purpoie the prac- ~ ,'oCB, i 18 . jharo-sh~o'ier of Trafalgar is being imated ; '.tbe leaders. ofthe people are being selected witih ...

... APPREHENSION OF MR. PETER M'DOUALL,, DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL CONVEN- 2 'TtON, ON A CHARGE OF StDITION. A:- - . . . . ?? j.. . I. (Friowthe Tory 'Times HYDo (CKasitsrra), JUsE;O;,-tA Saturday last Mr.. Peter Murray M'Douall, of Ramsbottom, near Bury in' Lancashire, menber for Ashton--mmndeYLyne in the Con- ventioo,'was apprehended by itIr. J. S. Barrett, Eigh con - stable of the Stockport ...

... ?? tnt In the Insolvent Court, on Tuesday last, William Charles Haddon, descrbed as lately residing and carrying n on business as a timber and general dealer, at Hurst- egrcen, Sussex, was opposed by Mr. Cooke for Mr. IHay- Fle thorn, a commission agent, of Manchester, and other St, creditors, and bv Mr. Alexander Davidson in person. Mr. Woodroffe appeared for the insolvent. It appeared that ...

... . I: I The Board of Trustees of the parish of St Luke's have given directions that the extensive line of road called f Old-streei-road, shall be paved with stone. The expense ! of the undertaking, it is said, will exceed 7,0001. The % paviors are already employed in placing the pavement, I which in many parts will be six feet wide. b M. Paganini continues to lie in a most dangerous state t of ...

... ; I ORIGINAL COMMJNICATIONS. $-Public Metihiga, Addresses, &c. Our agents, corres- pondenta, and friends throughout tre country woutd greatly seneflt TiIE OrVERATIVru, and the Radical public, by forward- ing to us brief accounts of such trades' union land Radical meetings as they may happen to be present at. We do not re- quire the speeches, unless the parties wish it; bet the addresses, ...

... TKE DEAD-LIGHTS AND THE ,0ATSWAIN OF THE THE CONSTITUTION. : | The last two weeks hare afforded the public the singular entertainment of three Itteefrom 'three ?f the politiddl Adts of ad} beclo~ud~ie orizo t.ra Finality John first hung lo his, lanthM ?? ing, 'thatbQ&irtr Bii tie pefetion o.f 6i s t~y, and that tf the worcing classes'ivo e deared theiradherence to 'lat.is ealld the sle!l's ...

... CJIJT CHAT. A BiT or GOOD uTRUTH.-'A the Newcastle Town- Moor Demonstration, there was exhibited on a pole two potatoes and 'a ied hr ig. under which were the words 'Thi'is what the ?? have brought us to. During the recent hurricane, a large sweet chesnut tree, said to have been 0lafnted bV the hands of Bishop Ridley, the martyr, s ws ?? down at Shanksfout, about a mile from Williemot's'ly ...

... TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS; Ie. National Rent.-We have received (through MX. Dodd) ii. 6s., being the first subscription from Ports- mouth, Portsee, Gosport, &c. ; and 21; from the Working Men's Association of Wandsworth, Clapbama and Putney. We paid them to the Treasuter this weeki; and took receipts. We regret that we will notebe able to attend the Wandsworth Meeting, to -be held on the ...

... MONDAY, MAsCH 11. The delegates met at eleven o'clock, when Mr. Richard' Mealing, from Bath, was called to the chair. REPORT FROM THE MISSIONARIES. Mr. LOVETT, the secretary, read a letter from Mr.. Craig, dated Kilmarnock, which stated that be was suc- cessful on his mission; that he would be shortly enabled' to send in a thousand additional names, and that the col- lection of the National ...

... DR. SIGAIOND'S LECTURE ON-TIIE TEA PLANT. The first meeting of the Medico Botanical Society for the season was held on Wednesday evening, Sir Janies M'Gregor, Bart. in the chair. Doctor Sigmond comr- menced by delivering a lecture on the cultivation and me- dical effects of the Tea Plant. The learned professor commenced his discourse by adverting to the great mys- tery in which the system of ...

... Professor Thomson, in his examination before the Medi- cal Poor Inquiry Committee, stated that the trader sorts the drugs; the purest kind he sells in its natural state, the second kind he reserves for powders, and the worst of Fall lie uses for tinctures. Frauds are often practised in the drug market. Opium often contains a piece of iron em- bedded in it; calonel often consists of very little ...