... .MESSRS. HUME AND CHARLTON'S MISSIONARY . TOUR. Sotdh ShieJr, Tuesday Moroing. I Mr. J. BLI.KEx, I DEAn SiB,-We have attended at Jarrow, where we j found that the time appoiuted was too soon, as the men t weve *nlmostal at wotik. Cbtrllen, however,went round anm called 0 O1 Yes, and brought about 150 Of tbe men tbere; they all agreed to attend the meeting on Whit-Monday, but I -requested us ...

... I SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1838. Mr GILL in the Chair.-Rent having been handed in, the following programme of meetings to be attended in future was agreed to: Glasgow; Monday, 10th June-Messrs. Frost, O'Brien, Lowers,-+Collins, Bussey, and Richardson. Rlenfrewahire Meeting, Tuesday, 11-Frost, O'Brien, and Lpwesr. Ayrshire, 12th aud 13th June-Messrs. Frost, O'Brien and Lowery. Stirling 11th-Messrs. ...

... T HEC CI HR (J N ICLE. r Bangor, Tucsday, May 7, 1839. a of Tnt position of the Ministry is far from beilg na b. comfortable or enviable. Menaced bv storms thi r from without, and affrighted by squalls within, thie t, Cabinet may be likened to an ill-constructed log- l house, the windows and doors of which Keep np mc na coutitital rattliog and slamming, to the perpe- an wat Htinutoytance of ...

... WREX[lAMi lO1{t'l'lCULTURAI. SOCIEITY. On l'uesday week las., the first exhibition of tbii society took plice in the New Savinlgs' B3ank room, iope-street. 'Ibers: wos fl large sud splendid sbow of tlowers aend platIts, in(d the room was numerously and tialsiomilitly atteided. Isho prizes wvre wawarded as follow:- For the newest, rarest, or finest pilent, Gesneria Dou. I glassii vertissilata, ...

... We understand that a strong difference of opinion arose be- tween Sir Robert Peel and Lord Stanley, cs to whether the Duke of Buckiogbam should belong to the ?? Ro- bert Peel urging that he should. This was one of the many difficulties which induced Sir Robert Peel to seek for the pre. text of abandoning his futile attempt.-Observer. HEn MAJESTY.-WO understand from good authority, that the ...

... NEWCASTLE, -MAY t3i . DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. ga Jiret as e wba ring o o press Iis morng glaredsf Iiglgrit m sett2tareet betam, vin benhg throg head offc jemise as tiefow wr iilewein oneglw f en tentror.J as really, s -think, this is the reirth t- bas onngin which, within he as. 10 years, (i dof the fires inerond hae tchc urred , ith thee 3 years) a similar apt proessoe h a m p esete dthelf on the ...

... THE VOICE PROM THE GALLERY. The great subject of petitions during the week has been Mt. Rowland Hill's plan for a penny postage. Every day added its quota of proofs from every part of the country, that the demand for the real boon to the poorer classes is universal.-There cannot be much doubt that the present government, ifthey can contrive to remain in place, will con- sent to the change. ...

... TO CORRE:SPONDENTS. Step lensv. Whigs. West Yorkshire Association.-The coutrseaedoptcd by the Whigs, ine reference to the famtous though loug-delayed prose- eutionl of Stephni e etycn iset. They have abastloned their original okiect, the PUTTING DlOWN STEPHENS, for hisgo holy anlutd~acuatiofl of that anti-christian piece oflgislation, mnitialled the IPoor-lawt AmENDMEtrNT Bill. True to their ...

... ARMED MEETING AT BRISTOT,. THuna SaCRETARY ARuUSTBD.-On Friday night a meet- ing ot' two or three thousand persons took place, many of them armed, with banners and music-proceeded to Brandon Hill. Vincent and other known Chartists were present. It. is stated that upon the meeting being formed it was sur- Rounded by a double file of men, evidently acting in concert, ...

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... (Frllor spre,44 (j1rerspiondell1) lioIu.C of Cornmjons Tuesday Evening. 'rilis lieiiig the (,vcningix~thed for the ballot 24o try 1 thle inerits oft* lie petitioll pres-ented by Mr Gisborne, ' e..m11a.iihl log of the returit of Mr liruin ror the burgh of Clarlow. the lobby ivms crowded~l at anli early hour. Alt lt;ir o'clock it % IIS estimaited ti Iat iopmards of four I hiundcredl M3lx~.rs ...

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