... On Whit-Monday, the grand annual dinner of the United Societies of Carpenters was held at Hi~hbury- Barn, the profits of which, and of the ball. in the evening, were to be devoted to the benevolent purpose of erecting alms houses for their aged and Infirsis bre- thren, Upwards of three hundred sat down te noat excellent dinner, got up in first rate style. a The galler was crowded with ladies, ...

... 9oi1*ttscontn Qnbarlfot Meeting. 1 he k0 COALS3ROOK D5ALP.-CHARTIST DEMONSTRATION. in -On Whiteun Tuesday, the 17th instant, the in members and friends of the Cosabrook Dale Association intend to held a Chartist demonstration on the Wrekin, and respectfully, yet ureently, invite the co-operation of all the Chartists in Shropshire, or the surrounding counties, they having adopted the old Tory ...

... FROM THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, AND NELSON'S MONUMENT, LONDON, AND THE WOOL- WICH DOCKYARD, To the Public and the Trades of Great Britain and Ireland. Trusting too much to others' care is the ruin of tuany. There is much to be done: stick to it steadily. FRANKLLIN. Screw your courage to the sticking place, And well not fail. SH1AISPERE. BRETHREN,-Although happy to state we are still ...

... e ' DESTRUCTION OF THE CITY OF HAMBUHGH he so BY FIRE. id (From the Times of Wednesday.) he W The steamer Caledonia, Captain Cheesman, from ,k, Hamburgh, has brought the afflicting account of the bydestruction of that ancient town. A letter, dated Sa- IV turday, 9 30 a.m., says- ee The prisons are en fire. Ael Three o'clock p.m-St. Jacob's church is on fire. IAl the hotels are down, and I ...

... The following correspondence will be read, no doubt, with interest by the Chartists throughout the couna try:- TO JOHN ARTHUR ROEDUCHx,EsQ UNP. 19, Glouesater-road Buildings, Swanawlok, Bath, SSIR,-I am requested by the Council of the Bath Chartist Society to forward the'fellowing resolution to you, with a request that you would answer the same. The resolution was passed unanimously. They ...

... ,ii The Church of the Holy Trinity has long been regarded I to as one of the noblest examples of a parochial edifice in the ml. kingdom, both in extent and in (he elegance and putity of ort. its architecture. Rickman, in his Attempt to Discrinsi- Ver, nate the Styles of Gothic Architecture, frequently alludes ingto it as affording good illustrations of the decorated and H' perpendicular ...

... (Seneral _odorbirt NOS. -t n -r IS on te be 3, i o an~ 3Un iOI! tle Ich] eel tit iat mid Lbe the Itha tilt abl .tc id tot ver. all; er W 'ea han nol uty. Lnd !ing liou meyY Iso 10l ne: B 5ing rat nrd fic ed Dr'I iat ape it Oil ore 1ICC C to en tihe [es, !er CI'I rra out Ctn ;es. niot 'ed C a aid Oit: Lhe .te 1lv ant Jy he ipt am Wd. Dw ith he he by in gh ax tIel hie Stt .he Ct'' no re- an, by ...

... 32mPerial Varliammt- - at HOUSE OF LORDS.-Fridae, Mael 20. Their Lordships met to-day, at five o'clock, for the first time since the recess. A message from the Commons brought up several w private bills. Lord SYDNEY presented a petition from Charles IhI Vere Ferrars Townshend, commonly called Lord 1i Charles Vera Ferrars Townehend, complaining of an S individual who called himself the Earl of ...

... O?a-rtiot foatino. ?? DEwsaunv.-Mr. O'Connor will lecture at Dews. El bury on Friday, June 3rd. The chair to be taken at eight o'clock in the evening. BIsTAL,.-Mr. North will deliver a lecture onL Saturdav (this evening), in the Co-operative Store B Room, and on Sunday (to-morrow), he will preach a a: sermon at two o'clock in the afternoon, out of doors if 0 the weather permit. l MR. WEST'S ...

... oartiot *ntrIlfaturt. F~ ALLOA.-Mr. Abrams Dancan arrived here on Satur- t day tho 14th in-taut, from Lontiln. and delivered two e p efl rmseon the Sabbath flongin this o plac; alo o theeveing f Tesda, h gav hi usall a brilliant powerfl pandsaniatn style. The I bellwas rowed t excsspassges uit full, and nunibers standing outside the doer fo atof room.T The lecturer gave great eatiefaction to l ...

... etartivt 3FntcU(-tTC. A!tYLOA.-Mr. Abram Duncan arrived here on Satur- (day the 14th instant, from London. and delivered two powi'rful sermons on the Sabbath following in this place; also on the evening of Tuesday, he gave his report of the proceedings of the iConvention, and a description of the processionf in London, accompanying tne Nat oun Petition to the House of Commons, in his -usual ...

... .11-1 ortbcow-iny OartiOt Sealttt(11,00- ?? 11 ?? MR. O'CoNxont will address thle people of Barnsley on this nieght, (0aturday), at eight o'clock. On wil Me.-nday night, lie will address the People Of Msnl- on chester. On Tuesday, he will dine wiih the Char- 00 ti-ts Of Birmingham. On Wednesday, he will be eve in Leicester. Ois Thursday, in Derby.O Friday, at l3elpor ; and Saturday, in the ...