... TO THE IMPERIALMIIARTISTS. My DEAR FaIENDS,-I presume that, in the midst of the conflict of questions, you will be glad to hear something about the question of questions; and that the excitement of free trade, the militia, war, famine, and the Queen's speech, instead of diverting your attention from, that all-important subject, wilt rather lead you to a consideration of it Ma the means of ...

... THE MORAL LESSON OF THE GALLOWS. Dyer, ates (From Punch)) ts of Thousands of breasts teat horrid hope.; was ThousAnds of eye balls, lit with bell, [1 o Burnt one Way ell, to see the rope itely Ujislacken as thle platform fell. own COVENTRYx PATotORE. ecid, Within these few days, the majesty of the ]aw-as .bso- thle Moloch is calledhsei w caions asserted DliCy itselt'by the hands ftehnmn A ...

... We have great pleasure in publishing the following communications from the members for Bolton, which we take from the Bottone Free Press, and of thanking those gentlemen for their promised co-operation; while perhaps it may be gratifying to the people to know that a powerful piece of machinery is ready to undertake the glorious work of bringing the question in a forcible manner to the notice ...

... inptrial parwiamrnnt. o(l Thursday, the session of Parliament for 1S46 was opened by the Queen in person, with tihe usutl ridiculous ceremonies. Tire attendance of sight- sscekers was of eouise pretty nuinerolns, as it is never diflicult to collect a London mob, whether to witness a Royal Procossion, a Lord Mayor's shmw, or a public strangulation of wretcled criminals. The duily papers ...

... LAT8'ift - - ?? x ss. -04 in~ltR our TirliM ofsweek.] rd PoLTAK NlTiO y, t- aefb:it~te on the adjrew in tbe Cisamberof Peei ?? Duke dtl';ar. f court presented the following: parapitplb ,wiEh ef Ie prefaced by an appeal in favour of PoJisif natioflsN Iality : e You know, Sire, that justice is the surest guartintee of peace, and yotr Majesty lam cot forgottoln that ang tthe nations formerloy ...

... rortipn Iobaentto. it And I will war, at least in words, (And-should my chance so happen-deeds,) With all who war with Thought I I think I hear a little bird, who sings The people by and by will be the stronger.-BvaeN. THE PROVINCIAL ESTATES OF PRUSSIA, i It affords us great pleasure to be able to announce to our readers that Chartism is at lcngth beginning I to be understood on the European ...

... THE MORAL LESSON OF THE GALLOWS. (From' Aietch.) f Thousands of breasts beat horrid hope; 3 Thousands of eye balls, lit with hell, f Burnt one way all, to see the rope y Uttalacken as the platform fell. Et COVENTRY PATMORN. Within these few days, the majesty of the law-as the Moloch is called-has Olt two occasions asserted Y itself by the hands of the hangman. A great moral Il lesson has ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24,1846. NO VOTE! NO MUSKETr!! plutnel THE LAND ! tyrant TimouoH all ages a standing army has been con' the in( sidered not only uaconstational, but tending, beyond the ty all other abuses, to demoralise the nation that is and p cursed with it. Bad, however, as this violation Engls of the British constitution may be, it is tame, termir moral, and dangerless ...

... To those who hvre a perfeot knowledge of the thc r power of the Cbartist party, and who are not easily and, satislied with their own performances, but who rather will I consider them to have fallen short of that devotion mirr which the sacred principle claims at the hands of its faluii disciples, were, nevertheless, thuuderstruck and the , awed by the great responsibility which the etrength le ...

... , - , , ?? .. , I ?? - 1 .,i Le IYURTHXR FIRTICULAU15.1 L, This distressing and awful catastrophe occurred it about eight o'clock on Wednesday morning, but a r; short time after the men had descended the pit to work. The colliery, called the Black Vein Pit, is e situated about three-quartets of a mile from Risca- aebridge, on the Machen side, opposite Risca. it On demanding the shaft, which is ...

... MEETINGS IN BEHALF OF THE CIXA6RIST EXlLES. 'le MEETlNo Ar cARLISLE. dA public meeting of the working classes, for the ly above-na Ied object, convened by placard, was held -! on Wedne9day evening week, in the Town fail. K_ About a quarter past eight the proceedings were com- Ld menced by Mr. Riehardson taking the chair, who said they had been called together that evening to discharge a most ...

... THFE MORAL LESSON OF THE GALLOWS. I - r s (Fromn Punch.) Thousands of breasts beat horrid hope* 8 Thousands of eye balls, lit with hell, ,f Burnt one way all, to see the rope Y Unalacken as the platform fell. nt CovEsTRY eralMov. Within these few days, the majesty of the law-as - the Meloch is called-has o1. two occasions asserted Y itself by the hands of the hangman. A great moral ii lesson ...