... MR. FIELDDEN AND THE WOBURN -. I - 1 GUARDIANS. * [We tke the fbllowinir correspondence from' the Morning Iteraldoftthe Ist and 6th inst.] ?? To the Editor of the Morning Herald. Mn. EDITOR,-In a published letter of Mr. John Fielden's to the Guardians of the Todmorden Union, dated the 16th July, the following paragraph occurs:- 1 Mr. Pearse, chairman of the board of guardianusof the Woburn ...

... . P ALIAMENT. mula-p:lv HQTSE OF LOIADS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 . Their Iordsships met at the usuaL hour, and after the Royal assent hkad been.givon. ?? ?? the ?? ?? SLamp Pios Bill, t.hel ?? Bill, tireJu- yeiile Qffeude6rsBil,,he- Slave Iradti Treaties..(Sicily) Diii, tlie'Slave: Tr~ade Treaties .(Tusca~ny.) .lBill,. the. Afliunza-.l td6ns Bill, the- )teevery of! Tenements Bill, the. Custody of ...

... DEMONSTRATION FOR. UNIVERSAL SUFP.AGE AT IPSWiHu. (Abridged from the Essex and Scffolk Times.) The appeal of the Working Men's Association to the Operatives of Ipswich met with a cordial response on Wednesday evening last. The spacious hall under the Literary Institute was too small to contain the numbers that flocked to the meeting, and hundreds of persons were necessitated to remain on the ...

... YAUIMOUTH ELECTION. A rather curious contest has just taken place for this borough. At the late general election the Whig candi- dates were Messrs. Rurnbald and Wilshere; the Tories, Messrs. J. Baring and Gambier, and at the close of the poll, after the most barefaced bribery on both sides, the Whigs were triumphant. Mr. Wilshere ,the lowest of the members returned, being 92 a-head of Mr . J. ...

... NLW rOL1C 3 & ot' Oi? Wv&NUU IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLER.' The follovwing is a copy of the nQV police rebolations Of the French Government. which halve tecentfy been issued by order of his Excellency the Minisftr of the IF- tenior. It i's important that these new re'gulations shou(4 be strictly attended to by all persons who may vow bh about to travel in France, in order to avoid those delay and ...

... TXPIE- wB SONTMN h s X a ., I On'Wednesday'apublic meeting took'place at the London . Tavern., 8ishopsgata-street, for .thd purpose of furthearig the l subsqriptions alreadyi commeilced inaid of the .erection tbf ai suitalble monument to comnmemorate the naval victories -and achievements of the late Lord Viscount Nelson. The meeting was called for one o'clock, but long before that hourthe ...

... THE AMERICAN MINISTkIR AND MR. O'CONNELL. 23, Portland-place, Aug; 9. SiR,-My attention has been called to the publication in the last Spectator of a speech which purports to have been delivered by you at a public meeting in Birmingham, in which you are reported to have used the following language in rela- tiOi1 to myself:- I believe their very ambassador-here is a slave-breeder, one of those ...

... FATATA DVBI. AT: WINDLEDOM. _ - . . A duel was fought on Whiabledon-common ion Thursday, in a ravine, about 200 yards; front the mill,' The result was. fatal to one'of the parties, who arrived on the ground about seven 7.m.: There were six persons present besides a surgeon, two of these were young men, who kept at some distance. The principals ivere~placed about thirty yards Lpart. At thc. ...

... 1PfLISON91 We beg the feaderis attention to a debate on the sub- ject of Juvenile Offenders, in the House of Lords, on he third reading of a bill, to provide a gaol in the Isle of fight, to be under the sole control of the Secretary of State, aided by persons appointed by himself. Lord LYNDHURST pointed out how great a departure this was from an English system, and what dangers there were in ...

... RAILWAY COMPANI ES.-1 APORTANT. GLASGOW SHEERIFF JUer CouRT.-A very interesting cas to railway companies and proprietors of land cale, on Friday, before the sheriff and a jury. A suminary application was made by the Glasgow and Ayrshire and G latgow and Greenocik Railway Companies, under their acts of' Parliament, that tb jury should be empannelled fbr assessing the value of porliolis of the ...

... OaI $is u PROPOSITIONS. 1. That thetaxes of Great; Britain and I'reland, 9 far as they are raised through the medium of consumable articles, is attended with the following evils viz - - An incessant struggle on the part of those who first pay them-he inerchai't,-dealer, atndmnfufacttirer.to recover the moount 8s -patId tlgether'with the 'u most. addition they cap -obtall; as a' orp en iatiot ...

... A meeting has been held in the vestry-room of St. Paucras, at which Mr. Vigors; M. P., presided, to hear the proposition of Mr. Paton, to lay down pipes for supplying the parish, as soon as he could prove that an interminable supply of pure, soft water could be procured out of the bowels of the earth, by the sinking of Artesian wells. Mr. PATON went into a lengthened detail of the state of the ...