... INJ XEWS OF THJE DAY.- ^. Proigess of Resiscaece to :herch-rafes A meeting was held yesterday'in the vestry-at Attercliffe, for the purpose of aIin-g a ciurch rate. 'Mir. F. Huntstnan took the chair on the occasion. The first of the items on the cbapel-wardens' list, -viz.Xt5 ,to the seqxgin, beiog,put to the. vgte, was negatived by a considerable majority'; theesecond,i'viz. 5 for-ringing the ...

... On Monday evening last the usual meeting of this Union took place at the Institution, Theobald's Road. Dr. LYNCH having been called to the chair, observed that they were met to consider of the best means of counteracting the designs of the Whig Government in their despotic and bloodthirsty measures for the destruction of the remaining liberties of the Irish people. The people of England had ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF . THE IWORKING .C-LASSES ' ' On Monday evening ltit the usu'atlwee'kl; me'et-ing of them'eirnb-eis of this Union tookplace at-the Institutionv Theobald's Road. , -I lMr. BROWN bavingbeen caliedo the clhir, read the following Resolutiou ;hi , ,i~ ' e;, t y . - I. s , \ Res~olved, That the King's Speecf, rece(tly dmliveie4, demonstrates the absolute necessity there is for ...

... [To the Editor of the Poor Man's Guardian.] London, April 12 1833. S1%- The conduct of the middle classes since the passing of the Reform Bill, the selfish nature of their petitions, and indifference or hostility to the political rights of the working classes, is a subject which should never be lost sight of by those whose privations and sufferings they seek to perpetuate. The selfish ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORKING - CLASSES. - ` 7 . The weekly meeting of the membersof this Union tooik place o Monday last at Bowling SquTare-Chapel, Whitecross Street. Mr. Harper having been called to the chair, Mr. JAc'3so. proposed the fdllowing resolution:- Resolved, That this Union witness with indignation and dsgustthis revival of the nefarious and cowardly spy system, for the purpose of ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORKING : CLASSES. ! ; - . ' The weekly meeting pf the ebers of this Unio4 took place on ,Monday evening at Bow~ling Square apel,Whirecros5 Se't.' ' Tra treesn havin been called'to'lhe chair,rd thefdclt oing That tbe recent dieclosure~s relatiyveto tb~etrickery practised by the Coroner upon theCalthorpe Street Jury, and the fact th'at the Inquisition was. drawn up by ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORKING CLASS ES. The weekly meeting of the members of tLis Union was held at the asStitUtion, '[beobald's Road, on Monday evening last. 3Mr. PLUPTIlMCR having been called to the chair, observed that they were n1ow about to enter a new era of politics. The - Re- f6rmed Parliament was shortly to assemble, and the question for discussion this night was one referring to ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORKING : CLASSES. Earl Grey's Bloody and Brutal Measure for the Pacifibation of Ireland. On Saturday Evening last, a Special General Meeting of the Membersmof the National Union of the Working Classes was held at the Institution, Theobald's Road, for the purpose of taking into consideration the measures proposed by the Whig Ministry for the coercion and subjugation of ...

... THE SUBJECT OFl PROPERTY INVS- TICA.TED-RELATIVE RIGHTS OF RICH AND PQOR-EXPOSURE. OF .CANIT HYPOECRITES- SAT UR DAY MAGAZINE, &C. 0E . . . . The bread of the needy is tlieir life, 1le that dafi&audeth them thereof i8 a-m,,of bf~c.t' -cel. xxxi,. 22. .riends, rei li ea and -Fentry-Ountriyhub , While we leave Loid Brougbaqm zto expjai~tq .yor, how tea grows in China, and the!SadtrdaVy-4aaaiue ...

... TO THE SOLDIERS OF THE EUNITED i KINGDO M. - Frieds, Brethren, and Fellow ci7inrymen, rhoulgh you are apparently our enemies, we call you brothers-;and friends. Though enlisted -by. your oppressors, to enslave us, and fed upon taxes wrung fromi oulrtoil, wve nevertheless see in von birt fellow- citizens reduced to the same state oftdegradation as ourselves, and by the sa'me mneans .We know ...

... . FOSTER versus OAS'TLER, &c. In the Guardiane of the 5th of October, we'inserted Mr. Fos- ter's finishing letter to Mr. Oastler. We also expressed, our conviction, that only one opinion could be arrived at from mystery and concealment; and it appears we were not sin- gular in thus expressing ourselves, inasmuch as the Morning Chronicle speaks out in the following manner-doing that justice ...

... NEWS OF THE PAY. 0 Extraordinzary Swindiing. -A man, with the usual nimber of aliases, who-had been in the employ of a respectable coach-maker of this place, as a-v*orkmnan from Loudon, for-the space of ten months, exbibited letters tot his master and fellow-workmen, stating that the sum of j20,000 bad been bequeathed to his wife. On the strength of this extraordinary piece of good fortune, he ...