... REYNOLDS'S WEE.KLY NEWSPAPER. SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1850. [SxThRDAY'S EDIT ON]. CONSTITUTIONAL ANOMALIES. Lordly Privleges and Governmental Absurdities. BY the theory of our Glorious Constitution, the tile, House of Lords is an integral Third of the legisla- ture. It is co-ordinate in authority with the House of Commons, and with the reignin g Sovereign. No law can pass without its sanction. It ...

... iEETINGS. JOHN-STREET. On Tuesday evening the usual weekly public meeting, con- vened by the Executive Committee of the :National Charter Association, was held at the Literary Institution, John-street, i!'itzroy-square. Mr. E. TI~Ls, who occupied the chair, having in a brief speech stated the objects of the meeting, and remarked upon some of the public occurrences of the past week, Mr. G. W. ...

... WRECK OF A STEADIER.-LOSS OF LIFE. A fearful casualty occurred off Soutlsport, on Sunday evening last, in the total wreck of a steamer laden with passengers. One of the passengers furnishes the following particulars:- e Shortly after eight o'clock on Sundaymorning the ' Plinte Arthur,' as iron steamer, described as being of 150-horse power, left the Quay at Preston, with about eighty ...

... GREAT SRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES considered In respect of the Elective Fran- chise and Free Trade--Necessity of preparing for the next General Election, &c. &c. Some months ago, the Ti'mes newspaper commenting upon one of Mr. COnDEN'S escapades against landlord monopolies,-that of county rcpresentation in particular -took occasion to warn that gentleman that a greatly extended franchise ...

... [We cannot refrain, when sympathising with the English type-founde s, so crulelly cormpel led ti leave their employ, ofbrhing our huumble ttibute ?? admiratioll to the noble, generous, manly, and fratcrnal conduct of their French brethiren.-ED. TO THE EDITOIT GP sErYNOLDS'S NEWSPAVER. Tert- Founiens' COMMuTTIrs ROOMS, Foster's-buildings, Wtiitecross-street, St. Luke's, Stil,rly, 1850. SIR,-ThC ...

... Timothsy Burch, alias .Bowles, aged 24, was arraigned at Norwich, on Wednesday, upon eight separate indictments, charging him with having set fire to the corn and straw stacks of farmers residing in the neighbourbood of KIenninglilhl, in this county. On the night of the 21 Ist of June prisoner called at tihe Crown public-house, Kenninghall, being then in that statc wlici the people in the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEINCE. PARISI, Trt1ORsOAY 17'PreIG., Tue Councils General are to-tiny eneolcsd for Mle 26th, and it is inderstood that they Ilave retsis'cd advice fromn the Minialter otfthe Interior to take into consideration the revision of the constitution. N'sotwitlistanding sany discussioir upon this nice point is illegal tuntil 1851,.)1. Blurodwa is said tollavo urged the Councils to brin3 ...

... 'i'1E CAMBRIIDGE JOB OF 12,0001.! rim ANNUAL. Tile mutter is settled-thc bargain is struck-between tb.- ministry and parliament, with little further preflce, little mo-. time, than at lady wvho markets for 1lemeif ?? to cheapenl a pair of diucks or a solitary suckiiig-pig, and the bran-new D-ik of Cambridge-like a crown jesvel in cot ton-is wrapt for liT in 1 2,0001. pver nlinumir . We may not ...

... A FEDERAL UNION OF THE DEDO-| CRATS. Tus Executive Committee of the National Charter Associationl has issued a notice calling a mecting for the 1Sth instant, to take into consideration the propriety and the means of forming a Federal Union of' the various democratic Societies whose hcad-quarters are in London. That this meeting will be attended by the lca(ing mcii of those Societies, there can ...

... FATAL CONFLI CT IN Coax-:-In a riot at CerI inwl1VI sorre soldiers of thle 41st Regiment Italen Ie and the former were subsequently aided b seyeral of the combatants were Severely Civih Examiner statcs that one of th e ine.'u dead in Mallow-lane onl Friday 'light, andoeo tein of tile 41st engaged iii tine disturbance,did15tear rackcs. STATP or IREL.ANDo.--According to a return plblisihe4 on ...

... CAPITAL, LABUR, A-D THE LAND. It is high time that the workbing classes hi this coun- . sbould undorstand their trdie position. Whether tv be contented or1 iscisutented with it, does not in w wa, af7fect the spuestion. Slaves they ale-and serfs tik will remain, sto long as they are unrepresented' ill pariamllent and are governed by an. eligarphy. If any sea0 ilo the worldeiagcI as be eontentbd ...

... OFFICES, 14, SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAN D, LONDON The Executive Committee met as above, on Thursday even- ing, August 8, instead of Wednesday, as on the latter even- ing two important mcetings were held. Corresrondence of an encouraging and progressive character was read by the Secretary. Arrangements were made to carry out the resolu- tion previously adopted relative to the formation of a ...