... Latbour to to eepresenred by hoceet an ittelligent tmen belonreing to its ann Order. I ta for the imtnediate repeal ol tile W~hig Septelnial Act, end an advocate for tle Arinneal Election af thte Peoples' lepresoett- tives, as tta only me no of enablistg ...

... Nottingham Review likewise-C. J JULIAN HARNEY. S amuEL JAcKsox (Attercliffe).--Taiks for your friendly th LNT letter, and fot the Whig Sheffield Independent, con-. fe, Re-. taining aulogistic notiee of Nr. Clark's pamphlet; in ub- which notice l am pleased ...

... for Labour to be represented by honeet anad intelligent men belonging to its own Order. I am for the immediate repeal of tlie Whig Septennial Act, end an adrocate forthie Anneal Election of the Peoples' lepresenta. tives, as the only menua of enabling c ...

... for Labour to be represented by honest and intelligent men belonging to its own Order. I am for the immediate repeal of the Whig Septennial Act, and an advocate for the Annual Election of the Peoples' Representa- tives, as the only means of enabling c ...

... which notice I am pleased to find that I am denounced I as a truculent personage, and that Mr. Clark is pur- doned by his Whig friends for the misdeeds in which lie has. shared.' My earnest prayer is, that I may continue to be deuounced, and Mr, Clark ...

... for Labour to be represented by honest ard intelligent men belonging to its own Order. I am for the immediate repeal of the Whig Septennial Act, and an advocate for the Anneal Election of the Peoples' Representa. tives, as the only means of enabling c ...

... notice I aim pleased to find that I em denounced U as a truculent personage, and that Mr. Clark is par- C' x- doned by his Whig friends for the misdeeds in which A he has shared. My earnest prayer is, that I may u continue to be denounced, and Mr. ...

... ie. at signed office on the 29th, having held thne seaes merely t8 to allow arrangements to be made for his successais- the whigs-who have, therefore, now been in power ?? r, years and a montlh. The last dissolution was in June, 1847. The general election ...

... e- signied office on) the 29tIL, having held. tie seals mnerely to sllow airangements to bg made for tite succe'5ors- the whigs-who have. therefore sow besooin porter four I ears istid a month. The 'last dissolution was in June' . 1847. The general election ...

... opportunity for Labour to be represented by honest atd intelligent men ?? to its own Order. I am for the immediate repeal otthe Whig Septennial Act, and an advocate for the Annssal Election of the Peoples' Representa- tives, as the only moons of enabling ...

... Georgs W. M Reynolds, Esq., of Londoa, will 'ngainaddress'them On Menday, September29th, at twelve . o'loclcprecisely, when all Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Con- servatives, and Chartists, are invited to attend. ?? S.-Do'not~pro Jsse your votes till you bear him ...

... W. AL Reynolds, Esq., of London, will again address them on Monday, September 29th, at twelver o'clock precisely, when all Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Con. li servatives, and Chartists, are invited to attend. b P.S.-Do not promise your votes till you hear ...