... ADDRESS OF THE YOUTHS OF BROWN- STREET, MANCHESTER, TO THE YOUTHS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES. BROToHERS,-We believe that it is high time for the I co Youths of the United Kingdom to investigate the cause an of the sufferings the working ...

... THE FRIEHDS OF ITALY. f [We have received the following admirable o . Address of the society of the Friends of Italy, tih I to which wve gladly give the use of our co- Oih -lumns. The society is composed of many of pr f our best known metropolitan and ...

... LABOUR AND ITS FRIENDS. THE DUBLIN WORLD AND THE ENGLISH CHARTISTS, The Dublin World has replied to our a&rticle of the 9.1 instant, on The Policy of Principle versus Ibo Polity of Expediency; the spirit of the reply forcibly reminding as of the H ...

... THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND. I -^&n s -r - ~ ~- - - - TnAT SO great a sufferer in the cause of hmarnity as Mfr. O&STLER should possess a host of svmpathizinz admirers, anxious to testify disapprobaiion of th5 severity wvith which his zeal in the service of ...

... LABOUBER'S FRIEND SOCIETY. On Motlnlay last, two gratuitons lectures toere dlivcredl in [he Saloon of tile Commercial M4idldinga. Leeds, by MIr. Calssell, osse of the e Agents of the abqove Society, in explanation and recommmendatios of the t objects ...

... deptation had iited bsel, and told him of the sudden death of his friend-Mr. Joseph Siurge. On that day they were within forty-eight hours of the annual meeting of the Peace Society, and his friends proposed to him that he should succeed Mr. Joseph Sturge. ...

... relief wore dis.- teibured in the enurneer nocuths ?? motion leaving been peeved, Mr. I. flAw. 0000, in moving a vote of rhanka to the Mayor for losreidirig, etated that aulqsoeiog all the fends that were requited for the hoorleoss of dis- tributing relief ...

... the trardesmenO. Not rrrerely by my worthy arnd lorry-tried friend beside me; nor another friend I see near ins, the Muster of the Charter- Ilortee (M1r. Blisletl) ; nor, by my long-tried friend on my light (Mvr. Popple), bat by others of the,.church ; ...

... appearance.- ac Defendant said he would communicate with his friends in cl London.-Later in the day a. gentleman offered to stand - surety so £30 for the defendant's appearance, and this Di being accepted, he was released. lx KILLED WHEE OUT WITH THE ...

... j WORKTNG MEN AND THEIR FRIENDS. TO THE EDITORS OF THEl LE EDS MEORCUY. GENTLEiE,-Tho letter of Mr. Holues on Working men and their Advisers contains much that is interesting, and not a little, I apprehend, that is fallacious; but as it does not deal ...

... iFriend, who in her youth was intrinsate with Hannah Light- Ifoot, and who gave in my presence a little history of leer. 8 She was (so said my aged friend) thes daughter of a respect- I able couple, members of the Society of Friends, wvho kept a wee hlosiers' ...

... worn out his strength in the di service of the community; and that rsluctance which ar tevery man naturally feels to ask. nnothilr for something. e, is s sufficient security against his being lazy anti Pro. us cligai in his youth, upon a ceeg ecalcuat ion ...