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... £E9000 a year, and the annual expenditure of the New an Corporation £19,500 ! and in the last Leedtr Inielligences. m it is said that the expenses of the Old Corporation were only pi £800, and of the New Corporation £15,000 a year !Iit ,t will be observed ...
... year. From the time the coach begins to run, we shall have our London letters and papers about two hours earlier daily that IL present, and have about two hours longer time for answerinB _London letters. The public are indebted to the energY re and perseverance ...
... to theme the Is principles of tihe Anti-Coin Law Associations. In ,d Mr. SAMUEL BINNS, kneeperuof the, Radical and Chartist News.- d Ioom, Swan Yard, hers Inquired of the Chairman whether this was St a public or a private meeting, and how it had been called ...
... l THE BRITISHu QuEEN COMPANY are building ano- dther steamer, to be called the President, and which is to run to New York also. The new vessel is to a be of somewhat greater dimensions than the Britisl Queen, and Capt. Campbell is to be. her commander ...
... belonging to the father, he must refuse the te motion. I. B Motion refusd. at ? - ?? as 7 ?? c CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEw YEAR'S GIFTS. A splendid assortment of new and elegant, useful. and orns. hi ;t mental Fi.ncy Articles have just been received at the ...
... Govern- Al seut new in existence. He produced a great impression take upon the ?? the same evening, Mr. William they Tillusnosdelivered a lecture in the Brown-street Associa- Ido: tion-roosi, to a numerousassaemlsly, He illustrated, in a Las Of hoost ...
... r t en e0i ms Ite Ju OL.D8AiU,-DestOMrRAleoN or; NEW Yrkn¢S. DAY IN BEHALF oF FROSi, WILLIAMIS, AND JONES -A numerously attended meeting, in the open Space behind the Albion Inn, Oldham, took place r New Year's Day, in behalf of the banished patriots Frost ...
... lansereatun Its ie promotion of ehurah music In the town and -utelghbo rbeod. TEA PARtTY.-On Christmas day, about 130 of the members and friends of the Methodist New Coannex on, Hranfortla, took tea together, after which a public meein wars held, the Rev ...
... twenty. four columns; by this time we had written hi 0 three . or four letters, and no answer. When in London, at the Convention that eat last Christmas, I met Mir. O'Connor near Covent Garden; Mr. Dewhirst and MN. DHodgoon, delegates from Bolton, were with ...
... instead of nominal representation. We remain, Your unenfranchised fellow subjects, JOHN COLLINS, ARtTOIUR O'NECLL, The news of the New York panic (come to hand since the above was written) fearfully verifies it. THE MIDDLE-CLASS UNION AGAIN. TO THE EDITOR ...
... licensed victualler (and I have known manyl who was not persecuted during the late movement. The same of eating-house keepers, news-agents, pork-butchers; ;n short, every description of tradespeople, if they ha1d shown themselves Chartists. Their credit was ...
... forward to g rescue an old and a valued friend. 1 I remain, a Your sincere admirer, and h Constant reader, n ALn rICeAuS. cl London, February 27th, i8il. it 'MIDDLE CLASS UNIQN, AND MIDDLE sl CLASS PERSECUTION. Edinburgh, February 22, 1841. c' MrSlid send ...