... When rogues fall out, honest men come to their own. TO TIHE WORKI.NG CLASSES. MyI FRI=NDS,-I could not give you a truer definition of the fact, ?? That whon rogues fall out, honest men come to their Own, than the present state and position of your Parliamentary representatives, now that Sir ROBERT PEEL is dead, and that the question of the PorE Will rouse the blood of the Irish Catholic ...

... ESCAPE OF A CONVICT FROM THE PEN- I TONVILLE (MODEL) PRISON. I o A convict of the name of George Racket, Whot obtained considerable notoriety amongst the police in the metropolis, and who succeeded in getting out i s of a cell at the Marlborough-street Police-court a r e short time since, contrived on Sunday evening to a is escape from the Model Prison under circumstances t v that at present ...

... I SOIREE TO MR. W. WILLIAMS, M.P., FOR|: I LAMBETH. I On Wednesday evening a soiree was given by the electors of Lambeth to their represestative, Mr. Williams, at the HJorns' Tavern, Kennington. The bon. gentleman, on entering the room in company with Mr. Hume, M.P., and Mr. H. Vincent, was moastcordially received by the assembly. The chair was taken by Mr. C. Jones. The example setat several ...

... The schedule intended to be left at every house in Great Britain, to be filled in on the 31st of March next, has been completed and approved by the Se- oretary of State. The following are the general in- etruotionse:l This schedule is to be filled up by the ococupier or person in charge of the house; if the house is let ot-sublet to different persons or families, in stories or apartments, ...

... ?? 1Xr1tiillgralXr, FRANCE. v The directors of the ' Socialiste' of Dijon has P been sentenced to imprisonment for ihree months and toi pay a fine of 1,000 francs for hitivbqg pub. lished a seditious libel; and the director of the ' People' has been sentenced to imprisonment for n six mouths and to pay n fite of 2,000 francs for a similar offence. The chief editor of the ' Courrier ...

... The response to our appeal last week has so far been of a gratifying nature. The letters received at this office prove that Mr. ,O'Connor's position has excited sincere and wide-spread sym pathy, and that with proper c arrangements, that sympathy will show itself E in deeds commensurate with the occasion. System and organisation, however, are ne-X f cessary in such cases ; and, as this is one ...

... REVIVAL OF CHARTISM IN IRE LAND.-CHALLENGE TO JOHN O'CONNELL, ESQ., m.p. On) lT oad, the 26th u ltimo , being the da after .h e Mjus.-ipal Elections, the usual l weekly meeting , some Shelf dozen hangers r on of the old Repeal Dolusiod, a farthing f a week, a penny a month, and a 58lllg a year,, was held at Conciliation Hall; au which, it appears by the Dublin papers, Mr. John O'Connell made ...

... ?? ?forfaoll flitclUffellff. FRANCE. The directors of the ' Socialiste' of Dijon has been sentenced to imprisonment for three months and to pay a fine of 1,000 francs for having pub. lished a seditious libel; and the director of the yPeuple' has been sentenced to imprisonment for xix months and to pay a fine of 2,000 francs for a similar offence. The chief editor of the I Courrier Repablicain' ...

... ?? OPERATION OP THE PooE LAw.-The intustes of c most of the workhouzes are increasing, but to a much i less ?? had been apprehended, from the ad- d vance of winter; The poor rates are still heavy in t some of the western unions; but the rates are by no moans as high as those levied in Clare. In the union c of Clanmorris, countygof Mayo, the new rates vary a from 3s. Id. to Ss. 5d. The latter ...

... RE-ORGANISATION FOR AN EFFICIENT i FACTORY BILL, WIT[I THE RESTRICTION ON THE: MOVING POWER. P iI A few earnest men, most of them workers in 0mills, after meeting together to consider the existing !r condition and future prospects of the manufacturing 1 POPu1ation of England, especially in reference to ithe probable consequences of recent alterations in the Factories' Regulation Acts, have ...

... The schedule intended to be left at every house in Great Britain, to be filled in on the Slst of March next, has been completed and approved by the Se- cretary of State. The following are the general in- structions:- 5 This schedule is to be filled up by the occeupier or person in charge of the house; if the house is let or sublet to dlfferent persons or families, in stories or apartments, ...

... ADDRESS OF THE COM'MITTEE OF OBSERL VATION OF THE NATIONAL CHARTER AND SOCIAL ItrEORMi UNION, To Tilt PEOPLE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE- LAND. eV ?? are aware of the fact of the Execttive of the Chartist botly having, in con- - junction with the leaders of the Chartists gener.illy. called together a Conference to discUs3 whether a fusion of the Dcatocratic bodies was advisawle ; and it if so, to ...