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... TO JOHN WARNES, Jux., EsQ. My dear Sir,-You have invited me to attend an impor. taut meeting, about to take place at Ipswich, when you propose establishing a National Association for promoting the cultivation of flax. I have reluctantly determined not to attend. The motives which have induced me to come to this determination, have also guided me in declining invitations to be present at the ...
... that the ba Repeal Association would not he allowed to meet that day, but Of would be suppressed by przoclamnation. Such, however, was not thle case, and long before the usual time of meeting, the Corn Exchange, Lo was crowded. Mr. J1. A. O'Neil, of Benonwein castle, Was called to IC the chair. Shortly after whicb. Inspector Mahon, of thle metropoli- VIC tan police, entered the room, and was ...
... I IacasuMn AoRicULTUnAL SoCIEY.- The annual meeting of this society took place on Wednesday week. The day was far from being a propitious one as regarded tfhe weather, there having been a considerable fall of rain during the day. This, however, did not prevent the attendance of agreat number of farmers and others interested in agilcul. lural pursuits. The exhibition of itock took plae6 in a ...
... IRELAND* COMMENCEMENT OF THB aTATB PROSECUTIONS. MR. O'CONNELL AND MR. JOBJN O'CONNKLL HELD TO BAIL ON A CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY. DUBLIN, OCT. 14. (From a correspondent of the Morning Chronicle.) The prosecutions have commenced and the course indicated in my letter, inserted in the Evening Chronicle of Tuesday last, ias been adopted by the government. I he events which I am about to narrate have ...
... 'tLXZLWAWr I1NWTE.IGENCE. A railtyhy from Wolverlinapton to Shrewsbury (twenty- eight nmilds) is proposed, and solme extremely moderate specu- t lators have gisessed the espense at 1211,001. II HS lionsdo ?? }.=OiOne-iudred ,and fifty horses, e purhoased at Hdwden fail-, were forwarded during its conti.u- once Iroin the Hlowden station on the HuIJl and Selby Railway In to Lon'don, Alainchester ...
... If I might give a short hint to an imipartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate If he-resolves to venture upon the dangerous precipice of tell- iog unbiassed truth, let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men, they fall soon him with the iron hands of the lawr; if he cells them of their virtues when they have any, then the ...
... TO ROBERT J. SAUNDERS, ESQ, FACTORY INSPECTOR, AUTHOR OF THE FACTORIES BILL, AND COMMISSIONER IN THE CHILDREN' a EMPLOYMSENT COMMIssION. SIR,-When my conduct is impugned, I always wish to meet my assailant full in the face, and before the world. When, therefore, I saw DR. HOOK'S attack upon me in the British .'agazine, I replied, on the day I saw it, by a letter addressed directly to himself. ...
... L E 1) 1) S : SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. enrposed witis ?? produced were Tue Leeds f~et/isgcnoer makes a contemptible effort to been the nlil, throw ridicule on the meeting of the Congregat ionial Union last week the effick urgh in Leeds,--because, forsootli l the Ministers and Delegates of the MiUs Mlr- Churches dined together in a Sunday Schosi in the middle of their Our roar outh detys' labours, ...
... ROYAL VISIT TO CAMBRIDGE.-We have the i- daye expressible gratification of announcing that her Majesty the g the Queen, accompanied by her Roval Consort, Prince terml Albert, will visit Cambridge on Wednesday, the 25th inst. I tiaib The Vice-Chancellor issued a notice yesterday, (Tuesday) sanu informing the mnmbers of the University of her Majesty's who most gracious intention, aisd expressing ...
... WEDNESDAY'S AN THURSDAY'S POSTS., LONDON, OCTO0BER 19. The mail steam-ship Caledonie, Captain Lott, arrived at Liverpool fromn America, between seven and eight o'clock on Tuesday evening, after a very rough passage, bringing 44 passengers. She left Boston oil the 1st inst. and 11a- lifuix on the 4th, a day later than usual. The New YorIk dates are to Sept. 30; those from Canada to the 27th. ...
... -- I B6 OL'rON. MTARRIED.-On the 15th inst., at the Parish Church, by the Rev. P. A. Galindo, curate, Mr. John Hardmian, to Miis Anne Crook, both of Greoat Bolton-Same (lay and place, Mr. Win. Bradley, to ,Miss Mary Ann Sottle, both of Little Bolton.-Oni the 111th inst., at the same place, Mr. Thoinas Warburton, to Miss Peggy Nuttill, both of Harwood.- Same day sond place, Mr. Thomas Forshaw, ...
... SPAiN. MsAI)II, oct. it. tt [i'itOM OUR OWVN CORRE5SPONDENT.j the It i., cunfidently stated that for some time past eflort's I litis )en mnakiist, )by hiitittuetial parties friendly to some ~ einbrs oifthe trestilt governmetit, bitt decided opponentsirici ot tile ModeradoS, to ,ttsv the Spread of prommeiiamnientos sip' throughout the country, untitl tue proceedings of the Cortea Ivv have ...