... I Those of our readers who do not reside in A I London or Lancashire, and who are not in the fi . habit of seeing thle metropolitan daily papers, 3 will be astonished when they peruse this day's e] iStar, to learn that a number of Chartists have T been arrested in London and Manchester, and rr that there has been some kind of an armed t] movement at Ashton, which has resulted in the fi l death ...

... B w-SRIEiT, SALTUORD, AUG. Crowe Wa$ charged with having, on' Monday, used seditious ?? Brothers stated that on Mon. day last. he aended in pain clothes at a meeting in a house, 83, Dean-street , S oha, wh ih was used, for the purpose of Cbartist meetingi. Ele iwas not pro.. .dent at the ommencement of the fneeting. When he arrived there were about 160 persons present, con. sisting of ...

... dale ~YORK ASSIZES. ithe CKAjIS Or: UOTT5BING A BUDITIOUS SPRE011 ON TOTE- , SlxIL- ?? HAW i1OOL:I- lingO and'Mr, Overend were for the prosecution; Mr J. ni~ Pollock cptonduted tbe~defejson. 1.J Mr.OVUBaND. stated 'the chargei. The defndaut soma' I in jdicted, 'flost, for. uttering as s'editid'us'sp~eeoh;'- 16igto being orisent Iii a ttI'i~etn' I~ .Mr KNoiLisostaWe the cae :T~defendant was. ad ...

... AREST AT- =ESTR.I At Manchegter tbe snagisirate',. no-doubtimpelled to more decisive measures by the sanguinary out- break at Ashton, took steps on -Tnesday night, by'a A combined- movement of the, polilee' and military, to ?? and Confederate leaders in their .various clubs, and were 6uceersfuirn laying hold of Ostte 6ttie'more notdriosi Thaey hd been *atched very closely on Monday night, as ...

... SERIOUS DISTURBANCE- AT ASHTON.-A d E : 1POLICEMAN KILLED.: 'Al D (Froml the A]lchai Aegem.Eaafer of Tuesday.) .s ? Last evening, about twelve o' lopkf, tie ,to-wn of Aehton wis thbrwn into consterniatop-and alarm by 0 a repott that ?? '.were intendingto rise in It insurrection itthit hour, and fromi .whatocuireddit Atl w1irould a~iafthat' the report was not without founda- o ;tion.' At'. i ...

... ARREST OF ARMED CHARTISTS IN.LONDPN | ?? ~ ~ ~ . I 1. l (Fom th y papers of Thursday, Aug. 17.) Lost night a scene of the utmost confusion took place in Webber-street, Blackfriars, which for tw0 or three hours created considerable sensation il the neighbourhood. the Governme nt, a strong mustet of the P division of police was ordered to assemble at the L division in Tower-street. The men were ...

... e - _ Xo0 h Those of our readers who 'do not reside in we ALondon or Lancashire, and who are' not in the foi 7. habit of seeingthe metropolitan daily papers, ,.will be astonished when they peruse this day's en is Star, to learn that a number of Chartists have m O been arrested in London and Manchester, and n P, that there has been' some kind of an armed tr, a-| movement at Ashton, which has ...

... , ARREST IFANOTE LONDONF bHARTIST.| BOW.SRERT, SAsRniA, AUG. ?? Crowe was chargeddwith having,. on: Mosday, used. seditious language.-Polioemain.BXothers itatid that on Mon- day Jast ho attended in plain eldthes at aeineoting in' a house, 33, Dean-street, Sohob wich' *a!used for the 'purpse of =haWtist'meetingC He' ias not pro. sent at the co5mmeneement of the meeting. When he arrived there ...

... CtARTIST TRIALS. *h CENITRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-FszDAY. at fen ?? h This morning was appointed to commence the' wa trials of the persons who take been resently arrested more Ar upon the charge of sedition, to th dd'. The first onse taken was that of George Shell, 82,'wr g t described as a shoemaker, who was indicted for hav- o h a4, Ing uttered a seditious speech on the 28th of July, at their ~ ...

... . FE -RIA D MURDER AT ASHTON. T. > T - 7-u , AAA.J1! ad 0 4%l1tNA (From the Daily News.) The examination of tlie prisoners taken at Ashton, - n picion of being implicated inthe murderous outbreak -of Confederates and Chartists, during Monday night, bas resulted' in the committal of three of their number for trial at the assizes. The prisoners, 22 in number, ?? an exa. mination on Tuesday ...

... THE STATZ TRIALS. ir Du~.August ?? ltsrdsleips having a X -suemed the sittings of the Court at ton Mrlok lie h~ K~evin Iz~d O'Dogherty was put into the dook to Do] staud his trial egain for felony under the now Act. hu, Ma JAM558 MARTIO. Mr Samuel Waterhouse, the foreman of the jury b~ who tried and convicted Mr Martin, addressed the Tn- Cjourt with reference to an occurrence which bed taken ...

... . O. >.vx.w..-..BOT WAND MURDEWRAT;ASHTON- The : S9 (From the Daily Ne W`.) The examination of the prisoners taken at Ashton, a on suspicion of being implicated in the murderous d outbreak of Confederates and Chartists, during t Monday night, has resulted in the committal of ( three of their number for trial at the assizes.s The prisoners, 22 in number, underwent an exa. d rmination on ...