... LoveIL AET COLINS. ,%e feel horror at the tretmnent these excellent m~en receive. The heartless brutality-to which they are sub- jected make us feelanmitigated disgust at the cruelties they suffer. The coarse dietary of the prison is all they, are allowed. They are refused the libeity Of spending even one sixpence daily in. the purchase bf'provisibn. Potatoes and some kind of watery' sops or ...

... THE BEDCHAMBER MINISTERS. The whimpering complaints of Ministers and Minis- terialists about what they choose to call ' the public attacks on the Sovereign,' are very disgraceful to them. Whose fault is it but their own that they are unpopular ? -that they are hooted and hissed by the public on all occasions, and that their Mistress is no longer the pub- lic favourite that she once was ? Whose ...

... [FROMia A cOaRESPONENT.] Notwithstanding the exultation of O'Connell at what he called the downfall of the National Con- vention, under the leadership of the foolish Feargus, which catastrophe was, of course, prog- nosticated by this political oracle, with his usual sagacity, he has not much to vaunt with regard to the success of that nondescript body, called The London Precursor ...

... tIT~~keAL ~~~VEL~~ATI~~NS; 5Plain. .Julrn. Campbell',i K-u, ae M1aje0Y't LttOrney.*ienerbl6h had a spiblic: breakleast iveit D him in Edinburgh. The. Lord ^Putovstiddeead rith that soit o good snse and tenianly tac rhich have dis uiahtd be- Piov'sta of Edin Aueh Be sne the was nf oin SeoTe -saidi. ijal Refor y Act, ioitcly l td bit thesy fih othi bedte 'to the titira dis'nbgishg s -Ae ...

... COUNTY CONSTABOLARY 0aCE. ?? Whitehall, 1839. Gentlemen,-The recent act for the appointment and establishment of county constables having enacted, with a view to uniformity of system, that rules are to be made by one of Her Majesty's principal Secretaries of State for the government of constables so appointed, I have the honour to transmit to you the enclosed copy of rules, made by me, for the ...

... BRADFORD.-The working classes of the town and neighbourhood, are in a state of mind bordering on des- pair. The wool-combers, who have any work at all, are but nartially employed, and there are hundreds and hun- dreds who have no work at all. The weavers are still, if possible, in a worse condition; great numbers are en- tirely out of employment, and those who have part work or even full work, ...

... : SUNDAY, NOVEMBER: lo, 1839. THE WELSH JNSURRECTION. lye hate brought together, in'-other columns, the various -accounts'iwhiclh have appeared in the daily Iapers, relative 'to the :extraordinary amnd deplorable proceedin'sin South W1ales;, ye.say e'xtraordlinary, as wellas deylorabie, ,for it';has ne'ver fallen to our lot to readv.ofanjinsurrectionary movement xl)ich appeared. to :be at once ...

... -4-- TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHARTER. Sunday Morning. I have been looking with intense anxiety for this day's CHARTER, in order to see whether you could not throw some light upon the inexplicable and deplorable proceedings in Wales, in which that sincere and ardent patriot, John Frost, appears to be deeply implicated-but you, sir, it seems, are as much in the dark, as incapable of drawing aside ...

... Tiu.' AIBITION OF CHiARTISM is for attainable, practicable, and enlarged happiness. It seeks this through the histrumentality of liberty-not the destruc- tion of tyranny. Why should middle class men stand agthast at Chartism ! It is the genius of Christianit3 which commands we shall do unto others what we wvouhi desire they should do for us. It would befriend the fatherless, the orphan, and ...

... REDUCTiONi i OF POSTAG E. TREAsURnY 51NIE, DATED THE 12TH NOV., 1839- My Lords read the Act, 2d and' 3d V., cap. 52, for the formernregulation.ofthe duties on postage until the 5th of October, d840.) i 1 - . . .; Sinceethe prorogation of Parliament my Lords have rturned their unremitting attention to the. measures ne- cessary for carrying into effect the intention of the Le- gisl ture.: ...

... WA8ST1 LtDEONy P9M OPARrOTIC ASSO,| ~ ~,j i;! mr ..ATIOIW:-. ! .. The medmers of this association entcitaiiedAMesss,. 'MartvalliAd Neesoih; two of the late Convention dele- g~tes, -tat ai phic tea: ?? '.evening: last. at the, Tvadesn Elwhieh^ wras- .tastfifdlly fitted up, for ,,the ecdasimnj About'150' of -the members and friends sat' down'to table, including most 'of the active male and' ...

... LATEST PARTICULARS. Newport, Thursday Night. The public meeting of the inhabitants to return thanks to the officers and soldiers of the 45th, took place this day, in consequence of which the examination did not commence until 1 o'clock, when just as the magistrates were taking their seats, Zephaniah Williams, for whose apprehension a reward of 1001. had been offared, was brought in and placed ...