... DREADFUL AND DEFSTRITCTVE FIRE. On Saturday murning, about half-past 4 o'clock, a dreadful fire took lace- at the extensive rie-mnills and granary at the head of tne Grand Surrey Canal. wbere, before the engines could he brought, the flames had Igained a frightful ascendancy. Ft, Braidwood, the superintendent, who came with the engiaps fr6an Watling-street, had been misled into 8 belief that ...

... ,RgmbEN AMTB liQBUMCN FRANCE. The lositezur of Sunday contains a series a decrees of the Minlister for Public Instruction. authorizing the establishment of eleven primary schools in various departments of France, and of which six are for Protestants, uind one for children of the Jewish religion. )e Aatongst the domestic etets which excite most attention is the depression or the funds. The ...

... TO ANDREW SPOTTISW(ODE PRINTERt, NEW STREP.T SQUARE. SIR-You are well acquainted with the causes of dissatisfac- lion aniong the persons f rmerly in your employ; but as I intend publishing this letter, I will here briefly recapitulate theme:- In 1834, the compositors of London becoming sensible of their unprotected state frow, on the one hand, the encroachments made by unprincipled employers ...

... 8) ,,'h5i'n d 9: ) ' '- oA WORKING MANND - ,- : .4 ftlg of Henry IlL. (that is, A61. 1253~),bteasnob 48 panelle in penifical, w tapeaabrnsgdan e statqteiF 5:le'gjs .ia ametB a f by, . rniecap. I, secl1. lt iscurioutsasshowingte varix ofiwrthttht 11r .thl~uoznat f~ttht PAm atilliaki3reUafry A aWe ff a - tq .poun i .Wp he cornthusatte Mitheipie -te c e -iheL'tXilwoft, ' t shbti&0 d&bd B.t S a t ...

... ILIBE RTY OF THE PRBudS. On Monday evening the dinner given to Messrs. Hetherington and Cleave, for their exertions to procure a cheap and honest Press, took place at the White Conduit house, when upwards of three hundred most respectably.attired working men and others, the friends of a free and unshackled press, assembled to testify their esteem for theabove-mentioned individuals, in ...

... C AItct TO MR.h-HENRY HETHERINOTON. Pbix7 Hll, near HIuddersfield.-Dec. 26,A186. DEAR Sm.-IR have your permission to proceed. .1 have the awful! fact before me. I bave net sought for them far- Iy native land is their birthbplace. The. parish where I-reside ib stained with the revolting crimis e'vWich I amn gbioua t4 deicibe. Moloch ha. here placed his bloody:altar-hese he h~as deviored whole ...

... T u a-a, - I , -- , ! - - . In votm o l lizSsS 'T. TUR~OY ~2 04SOLViNTS. may' tiekug vastctail,eCambri dge tailor.' RetyKingsley, RnUfield-towflo'tflui-f 2.Hay BXNXIRUPTCY.SUI'ERS9DBD. Her oldsw~ortb an Alfred' n~t dfx>ok~rwrtd spilnnerr. 1. BANKRUPTS.. j Edward Permanr, Hastings, arwr osrrender May 1a, teevn y Iune Iiat twielve, at the Covirt'oB 1aiikiiptiry, Easinghafl-.treedt. So- liciorMr ...

... Geueral Ulectien for Ireland. General lisL ef fembers Returned, IitA the Pinai Stale of thMe. Pulls in the LConeestcd Cot licir .., and B0rou ghs; also the Names of the unsuccesifulW Cndidates, tviA the Numbers Polled for thern. The names in Italics denote the unsuccessfwzl candidates; ithose to which an n is prefixed the new members. Finsl i I COUNTIES. Antrim Arnagh . 2 Carlow .. ...

... THE MASTER POTWERS OF STAFFORDSHIRE. I M. -T . . - . . . The Pharoahsof England are determined to grind down the working man. The operatives of Sheffield have be- baved nobly. The amount they have at different times subscribed in this one question is above 1,2001. In Thanking Sheffield for the noble part it has taken in the struggle of labour against oppression, we must not forget Liverpool, ...

... wjORKING MEN OF GHENT.-LETTEaRTO THE I WORKING MEN OF LONDON. fLATERN1ITY OF NATIONS.-The working men of Ghent have given in their adhesion to the declaration of fraternity sade by the working men of Brussels to the Woking Men's Association of London in the following tefls- t seien Le Progres [De Maetscharpy den V. ortgang] de- b) te-e presents their adhesion to the apswer to the address ...

... .: I O. :' l -0 4TR E ' x' h:; %! : W 683Fj r A .BQU DAIZY.- ee lisa fine specimen. of the dicta os'woseat rules the destinies o'f w'6ili`g muen.. O~ Wdneday.moring r.Wain, of, Cullese.street, West- DIUaster, atteadqd'at this effic, 'to ase oacag f'sal .~~~~~~~~e tiac' aoa prefhrired againstae dnder a the oIeire t = te gidy e'M aIre . zfono#>~~- st ated i'b.:-$,' 'Al jL A , .:.. magfistrate of ...

... THE EONDON B:IS1'ATCHl; AND Vropi'r0 Volitita[ & bAsoal nefornter. SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1MV Many of the middle classes begin to fear that the working classes will separate wholly from them. Perhaps they may, but it will be the fault of the middle classes themselves if they do. The working classes have gone great lengths for the middle classes; they enabled them to press through the Reform Bill, ...