... I ?? . . , . _- _- I The conduct of O'Connell in his insane and brutal attacks on the Chartists, has long ago ex- cited the indignation of every reflecting man. Not content with sneering at their principles- principles which he pledged himself by his own signature to uphold and support-he has attribnkted to them designs upon life and property, which even the most violent Chartist would ...

... TO THU EDITOR OF THE SUN. Sir,-It is not my purpose to palliate or to justify the ?? in South Wales, neither shall I enter upon the question as to whether it was or was not ' con- nected with any specific grievance,' was or was not I intended to redress any great wrong ?? but I deem it my duty to inform you, andthrough you, Sir, the public, that it is a grievous and perhaps a dangerous error ...

... - - I -, lj EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR A'r ;,INDSOR CASTLE. . An ' extraordinary affair occurred at V'indsor Castle t on Monday evening:- Shortly after four o'clock, on Moncay afternoon, a post-chaise and four drove up to the castle at a rapid rate, from which alighted a gentlemal, who, from his - dress, and genera! appearance, was sipposed to be a fo- I reigner. He was enveloped in a trprelling ...

... FOREIN WAND COLONIAL AFFAIR . ?? J ,I . - 'FRANCE. 1;e Se' Paris papers ' a'errivee,' brut bring no news of imp3etawe The MF nicear publishes a Royal ordinance ~introdeintg certain modisications'id s the tarffn vigourinA Martinique and Guadaloupesince tres 5ts 'of' February, 1826, and autho-izing7 on payentofan impoltd'in , the adrission of certain rtieleswhih'hadhithertoi eens pro- blaibited. ...

... . At a public dinner recently given in the North of England, the honourable member for Lambeth made a long speech to his Radical friends, after which his health was drunk with three times three. A gentleman who was present, being asked what sort of a dinner it had turned out, answered, ' Oh ! a shocking bad one-there was nothing but hips and Hawee-.' A maid-servant was sent to summon a ...

... THE LONDON PRECURSORS- -- TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHARTER. Sir,-As the erudite Mr. Hogan; is so partial to Catholic authority, I will humour his fancy and quote from Dr. Wiseman. This excellent and highly gifted ecclesiastic, in a speech recently delivered by him, at the Catholic Institute, and reported in the Penny Catholic Magazine, felicitously observed that ' the vio- lence of parties was the ...

... THE EASTERN QUESTION. To us it has long appeared a question of some per- plexity how even the immediate subjects of quarrel now or lately pending, from the Bosphorus to the Nile, could be securely set at rest. The value to be affixed to a re- storation of the Turkish fleet in the eyes of any reason- able advocate of peace throughout Europe would be its indication of a readiness on the part of ...

... LIBERATION OF MR. CONNARD.-Sir,-.Per- mit me, to inform my numerous kind-hearted friends and brothers, in the cause of humamnity, that I was liberated from Lancaster Castle, on Wednesday the 6th instant., and had the laappi- ness of arriving safe at home on the 7th, where I was made welcome by my loved wife and children, with a number of my social friends, and others. I have delayed writing, ...

... - ALDERSGATE WARD. State of the poll at the final close:- Messrs. Godson, 134; Wood, 133; Rolls, 129; Lorkin, 127; Norris, 124; Stacey, 10S; Burton, 108; Mottram, 107 ; De Jersey, 99. The first eight were declared duly elected. Mr. Mottram, a Liberal, and former representative of this ward, replaces Mr. De Jersey, the late member, who is a Conservative. This latter gentleman had rendered ...

... CHATIST MOVEMENTS AND MEETINGS. MEETING FO'RMR. FROST. M&RYLZx ?? Tuesday evening a public meet- ig was held at Chesney's Rooms, Foley Place, Maryle lions, to express sympathy with Mr. Frost, and forward subscriptions on his behalf. Mr. Hetherington was called to the chair, and opened the business in an effec- tie speech. He read extracts from a letter received by him from. Mrs. Frost, which ...

... OWNERSHIP OP LAND,- CHARTISM, AND THE OUTBREAK. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHAnTER. Sir,-I have attentively considered the document upon the subject of Ownership of Land in your journal of frst instant; it is important as a visionary, dis- honesw, and impracticable scheme, having for its object the diversion of the fixed attention of true Chartists from an understood honest and practicable ...

... THE WORKING MEN'S DINNER TO A. W. PAULTON, ESQ. On Wednesday the dinner given to A. W. Paulton, Esq., by the Workingmen of Bolton, in acknowledge- ment of his invaluable services in the cause of Corn Law Repeal, took place in the Town Hall, Little Bolton. More than three hundred tickets were issued, and such was the demand for them, that not one was to be had for several days before the dinner ...