... is. In the great Meeting which took place at the annh re Crown and Anchor on Wednesday evening last, we cord hr. bail, not so much a step towards getting rid of some wen d vexatious clauses, as of that great humbug, the Re- out form Act itself. As such, we give this moventientlour thro cordial support,believivig, as we du,that the repeal of four these clauses will effect much towards obtaining ...

... I ;? .. 7- Oartifit ?? held 'at the Ship .Ion,on Sunday evening last, Mr h Stephenson 'in the ehfr, the following s tolotis 28: be That we~th members f. the Lad Companyand Na 1 I Cloud Chartr Aenoctatlon 'meeting atthe ship In, 'U.thi Biringamdeely egrt te utimlydeath of peer Dodson of leafod whose Trite and family baye been de. priyed oftheir natural protector bythe Inhuean conduct on of ...

... .Ar . WMaq(ot . lattlitaillM B1211oAALU.-At a numerous meeting of Chartists, beld- at the.Ship ?? on Sunday evening last, 2r Stephensonin .tre' ehhifr.-the following resolatiena were unzanimnousy adopted.' Moved' by. Ma' usseli, aeconded ,l4y Mr bankcs:', - ?? - . ; Ts'wethemonbesa of the Laud Company.,and Nsa tionalt Oanter AssociatIon, meeting at theship lun, Birmingham, deeply regret the ...

... THE CENTRAL REGISTRATION AND ELEC- TION COMMITTrEE TO THE CHARTISTS I OF THE -UNITED KINGDOM.I FELLOWr-COUNTRYMEN,-OUr long and continued agitation for the People's Charter has resulted in B implanting in the minds of the unrepresented mil- G lions of this country a deep and lasting conviction S thatjustice never can be awarded them until they A i are fully and honestly represented in the ...

... IISMALL FARMS AND SPADE UU (Fron Part XVII of the Peopre'sJoJurnw) S Saximundlham, April 18, 1847. Sir,-1 feel pleasure in forwarding you the promised from Mr John Sillett of Kelsall, showing t 011155 dhe pursues in cultivating his two acres o e 111501104 necessary, for the guidance of thoee whfld to le method, to state that he keeps his cows ( sdcet hi very productive) housed all the year, a ...

... w _ _ _ _ __7_ _ ?? _ ?? D&Atn Prou. HARD DRitnbaoste.-Befere MMr Iliggsa. coroner for the Ditschy of I[Aanasttv, at the Union Arms, Claphla, on Mr John pFothergill, aged -3, t gentlemnu of fortune. residing at 3. Goring-grOve, 'Wandsworth.road. For the lst, two years the tie- ceased was matauntly in a state of intoxication from drinking ardent spirits. Giza and-brandy 'wei his principAL Arink ...

... wamc news. lion THE GnAT BuTraIN A! IVnSrooOL.-ThO atele . o raph ainouned on Monday morning at an early DVe, tour that the Great Britain had passed Holyhead at de. five o'olock. Curiosity was at the highest pitoh to rem see her in the waters of the Merey once more. Ac- his cordingly at abost anon, the time she wan expected, t he the pier head3 became thronged with spectators. had Shortly ...

... SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE QHE iT WESTRNI I ~~RAILWAY. the ,isn ow- l of jal od. ue- tin ile Lce on TFo *ns the ef- cot on edx crs roe- ve- In of ice -by in rfe- pse ion me vse ri- in. 'ilt no. an- bte rct ted 'ar lag ra- ve- to en- en and aw of a- fin re- he lss am ng ith re il- nd en all abt re- ad as n- ve to nd ad ,to I a n- kee ire tie Is- !re ii- Ig to de vill at ad at On Monday afternoon ...

... ?? o giteligece from Labuan and Berneo to the 10th- God In JofOu has bboon received:- atealers At the end of May hlb Ntmesis steamer, laiing outni nd own boar Mr Brooke, Captain Grey, of 111.llS, Columbine, jglas, ?? Lieutenanut Gordon, of H.M.S. Rojalist, proceeded a I wbeo 0 ?? to obtaid the retificatien of the treaty with the stances Sultan. On the 28th of May the Saltan ratifed -the ind ...

... SERIOUS RIOTS IN LANOASHIRE. (From the Moru-iny Adsertiser.) - ButnAnRN, Wedesday_-Since Monday last ceon L sidererable excitement has prevailed at Darwin, a be few miles from Blackburn, by the apprehension of pe serious riots, arising from the conduct of a large of body of 'turn-outs' from the mills of Messrs Walsh pe and Co., at Over-Darwen, and yesterday (Tuesday) . the information received ...

... Sie,-An' appeal has been made a short time -not since in one of the weekly journals, by Mr Samuel otil 'Jacobs, who describes himself as 'a member and Cui missionary' of the above Association, ' to the mem- by bers, delegates, and local officers,' for justice or re- ear dress for the injuries inflicted by the Central 'au Committee. wil A press;of other business has prevented me reply- the ing ...

... WOMUSM94, ?? - - - -1-1, F ~ ~ ~ ~ _bea - LIvRnOOL.-TiE * GREAT BuzTasiN,'-Tbis ,eassl abc rwas towed out of Prince's Deck basin on Friday,.by life five of the steam-tug company's boats. and conveyedhi to the Coburg Dock, on the south aide of vi'hich she ' isa wdnig ?? a tidro er t haesointoogl ffculi reetn h a aleaino etrto ftemciery, a ond 0 fittings,.rl a TuH DEATH oN BoAns TEE Ducu~ss or ...