... WORKING MEN'S ASsoCIATION aLcofad er s v yrythin spectin S ,tions of working antelect tobe m taes e age glad to 5ind that the usefult cl 5t~i ,ganzzing themselves in all direc ions ass05 w 0 1.:iLEEDS WORKING MEN's ASSOCIAl.,, (Frr the Lwd, Times.) The first general meatinj of the show society w on Monday evening last, In the Aasoei~tio, laashn Mr. Pow7', hat. shop, top of Kirktate. The f r ...

... 'iiae -Woikhgkw En' Association. THE QUEEN AND -HER MINISTERS, T3n followiing correspondence has taken plaee between the iSecretary of State and the Working Men's Association:- ; Working Men's'Association, 6 . Upper North-place, Gray's Inn-road, Sept. ist, 1837. Mr nLoD,-ThS Working Men's Association of London having prepared an Address to her Ma- .jesty, they are desirous of having it ...

... l-terta .amp.1ie, -e hae recesred tlhe folowing letter fromnhwy 1iebbouse, in reference to the article which appeared m our paper of last week:- Devises, September 2,87 Sir Jei Hebhoiuse havin seeW a lIon artisle ia- the : onido DispJehs of Suadly teat, attributing to him the., nhorshnip of a paruphlot called Domestic Polepactsof s runitry, and repeatedly assuming such to. be- tl : tse, ...

... z , , - ; - -- PrlSfu OO. A`VA .AE 4.A fkiead' from childhood- of Marshal Lefdvre, LDuke of J t7-ck,-who had not run go brilliant a garee0 ac at Paris: fle marshial reiv~ed wim bY, and lodged him in his hotel, when the friend could nati'ase his exclamntions upon the richness of the farniture,41ie -beauty of the apartments, and the goodness of the table, alays acding, Oh! how happy yen are!-' ...

... IEX3 :LO@ ONw IDISPATCI, . -,UNDA OCOE- 1 AND 7 SUN!)AY, OCTOBER a, im NATIONAL, DELUDERS. DEEPLY as the nations of :Europe have suffered by the French revolution of 1830-cruel as has been the disappointment of every advocate for equal tights and laws, who trusted that the hour of has- man redemption had at length arrived, one impor- tant advantage has been still attained. The danger of ...

... I i f I mi4ht gtve a short hint to an impartial write it would be to tell iles hi, t&te. If he srolvee to vent ure upon the dangerols prenipiec 0'f telling un.biassed truth, let him proclaim wvax with isiank ind S toz ma de to es ?? Psolneither to give noir to tate euasecer. If he tells tie elimes of .ereat men, they ?? ign him wish the i.on hands of the lawr; if he tells their viotOOS, wlso ...

... CONSTANTINOIPLE, SM. 7. LFmiO Otll OWN cOliRtarnSlDENT. Lctters balse becn rceeiscd here from 6mrda, ?? f ite th it a report had ,gained credit in that ( i v of ttlC Caiptadin l'achas Ilas-imvg already arri~ed at Tunis, and t1ih re mietitig with the French squadron, somen misin- ders'tanding had ariscin betwcen hhi and tbt F'rinch comminidaier, in consequence of an infractioni of the treaty ...

... ST. D UNS TAN, S TEPNE Y-C(11 UR CI1- RATES. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHIRONICLE. Sir-I houild not have ventured to trespais on your valuable colulns did there not appear an n ident inten- lion on the part of the authoritics of this pal ish and their partisans to mislead the rate-payers, as well as ilhe public, regarding the late' procecedings relative to the refusal of a church-rate. As ...

... [r. SATURHDAy SEPTEMlBER 30, 1837. cc-4-- ry I'e anntuatl grand mneeting of the Freemasons ed o thle Province of Hamlpshlire, will be hold at Romacy on Tulesdly, the 17th} of' October. The brethren of ik several of thc adjoining Provinces having signified their istm itentitin of' attending, a fill meeting is anticipalted. In M~r. Stilliani's opening dinner, at the Angel leeInn, I ymington, on ...

... 1 %aOBI TMM LZ-DO CAZ.MZT.U. WiVI'lihHAIL, SEPT. 25. The Queen has becn pleased to direct letters patent to he passed under the Great Seal of the United King- dom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting to Sir John de Nealle the office of Bailiff of the Island of Jersey. WAR OFFICE-September29. 2d Regv:. ent'of Drng.nt G&jards-Cornet and Adju.. tant F. IHaviland, to have the rank of Lieutenant. ...

... I~ ~ ~ ?? U_ A- ?? , l (pirom the Weeltey l'reeman.J Id The subjoined acknowledgments of sums recently re- d ceived for the O'Connell Annuity hold out a noble example I to the outstanding parishes of the country; and that it will - be properly followed will be indicated by the produce of d the collection in those parishes in November next, when the nmeasure is to be completed in all and each ...

... CO(' l'NTV GARhDEN. MIr. NIAveIltAY i nnrtle Ilis delml *>li Suttmidav tas lligit in, hii nli ivl asituiil 'itarautvr of mnaniagur, iull the rellh.- licitl IInn it a ith %lNs ot thuit enolial atld hemt.u d'srir- tion51 ithii h of iiscif is t (itveriil g lr e aigC (If sul'ecs. It S,+ltofl lll '('ppqm z }1 ll it IlIlanllg' ill th coo tlullrll-fllu lf oft1 , ?? (utrcer ill ?? ili m hun so inn x g ...