... IRECEIPTS OP THE CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE I LAND SOCIETY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. Bushey, per J. Sloan Dudley, per W. Rankin Nottingham, per J. Sweet Radcliffe, per W. Rimmer Barneley,perJ. Ward.. Brighton (Sussex District) per W. Ellis Elland, per J. Kinnersly Ashtonrunder-Lyne, per E. Hobson Stockport, per T. Woodhouse Manchester, per J. Murray SECTION No, 2. 5UAB£S. Wotton.uuder-Edge, ...

... 3'ankrupto, &c. BANKRUPTS. (Freom Twsda,,yi Gette, December 16, 1845.) William Kearton, of 13 and 14, Lamb-street, Spihl- fields, ?? Jones, of 48 and 49, Theo- bald's-road, ?? Pool, of 9, Princes-road, Notting-bili, ?? Gill, of Leadenhall market, ?? llumphryes, of 58, laynmarket, hotel ?? Cordarov of Liverpool, ?? Rteynolds, of Faoakerly, Lancashire, ?? llnme, of Manchester, paper dealer- ...

... uNkFERENO' O' VT.Rg _TIONAL ASSOCIAf10oiC Is Op-UNIrso iRAIIE' aI (Froms Our S.eesd Editlion 4c lal kfdk) I ?? BITTilIO., Threnext busfineis t,ken 1.11, by ?? Onrte c andirrirtet; proposed wC~re.Mr T. Bilrratt, 'be 1,rleetetttC er tatrk, aird Mr Pollard, of thre carpenters' soseety, 0f 00Olhanm. Sa'veral mebso ithe aent.al Committee ?? highly off XMrBa1jrriett'sP tondutr as ecettery during ...

... gatutoal 2059datioii of VnitO Cranew, 12 Union for thM MaZtiox. 'o BIRMINGHAM.-On Thursday se'nnight a so t, neral meeting of the jiu 'myrneu tailors, was held 7r at the Grand Turk, Beil-street, to hear the princi- pn plea of the National Association expourided. Mesars s. Peel, Jacobs and Parker attended, and in short ad. Is dresses explained the workings of the new system, which gave ...

... CONFPRENOc.OPTUR NzATIONAL AS&OCIATION | . . --OF UNITED..TADES. . I 11- (. r- 2ElfV 3sijfeu o st ekL.) 6 ; lnabAy, MAt OA.-Mr T. S. Dfijcombe, M.P., the 1 I P'esident of 'the Association, took the chair at the adjourned meeting this morning, at nine e'alock. I9 11 It was resolved that Rule 21, requitieg cheques to 1 obe signed by the President and the Vice-Preaident, 7 9should be altered by ...

... NATIONAT, TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. Unsiol for the MitWiol. The important discussion on the benefit of trades unions at the village of Wishaw, in Scotland, which I was reported in our last week's publication, will doubtless have been read with a considerable degree of interest, by all who duly consider the importance, l and appreciate the opportunities afforded for ...

... NATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- I DUSTRY. MimUs for thd Mi1V ion. The Ct ntral Committee of the Above fourishing Iand rapidly extending Associatien, met at their office, 30, Hlyde Street, Bloomsbury, on Mionda^, December 28th. The minutes of the previouse meet- ing read and confirmed. the financial account read and received. correipondence was also read from all parts ...

... eROCUDALE CARB-RooM OPERATIVES.-The follow. ing is an extract from an Address issued by the Roch- n dale branch of the Card.rorom Operatives' Associa. D, tion, of the Northern Districts, to the public:- We d are induced to address you in consequence of the po- y sition taken by J. Pilling and Sons towards their i- hands, endeavouring to compel them to sign a vile . document against our union, ...

... I THEs WINlATon ?? by the Horse Nail Makers now on strike at Winlaton,the following subscriptions:- r £ s. d Winlaton General Smiths. ?? ?? I l0 Sinatwell Smiths ?? ?? ?? . 0 6 6 Elsawlek Colliery ?? ?? .. 0 6 6- Winlaton Mill ?? ?? ?? 0 12 0 ,Blaydon Smiths ?? ?? ?? ?? S 3a- Shield Row ?? ?? ?? . 4 Hawks' Chain Makers, Gateshead , 0 16 5 St Pcter'a Quay Chain Makers . . 0 72 Polley Shop ...

... N TIYONAi-i, T[kAbh,) A U CIkLi ZL FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. Unnimsfor the Uieion.s It may be truly said that the present is an age of wonders. The ' signs of the times, as mani- fested on Wednesday se'nnight, in the large Amnphi- theatre at Preston, when our friend. Mr Peel, made his first appearance among the operatives of that town, as reported in our columns last weak, must ...

... &r.: (From ?? of Tuesday, Feb. 22.) BANKRUPTS. Jobnt Goddard, out,well,iNorfolk, ?? Bullinore, US8, Clerkenwell.stoDo, atid 17-, Bedford-street, Covent.garden, gold and silver wire ?? .Tanner and John Ward, Leadenhall-place, and Letaien. ball.market,, leather ?? Davis,: Lock's. botm Kent, ?? Champion Streatfeld, )O Corolil, ?? Batte n lxn der Mashl, IkpTvrnps8 Gra'eechuroh.street, ?? Gobd~in, ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE NATIONAL LAND COMPANY FOR THE. WZE ENDmNm TEunsDAY, MAY 10, 1849. SHARES. £S d. sd Eccles .. 2 6 0 Northampton .. 0 10 0 Warwick ?? 0 2 0 Belper .. 010 0 Lambeth .. 0 6 0 Plymouth .. 1 0 0 Nottingham .. 012 4 J. C.T. .. 0 5 0 Leicester, NeWton 1 2 0 Welchlufal .. 010 0 Accrington .. 116 0 J. Vigurs .. 0 2 6 Loughborough.* 1 19 8 J. Cuttris .. 0 6 Walsall . 0 4 6 W. Bannister 0 ...