... IOBBERY OF THE POOR BY ENCLO- | 11 SURIE BILLS. is no subject more ftnugbt with important j'tal il~itciction relative to the present con- r fte labourig classes of society, than a ~lectire riew ot thle acts of parliament't respect- Itw ;0oe bills. Within these last hundred ttioe has been a very rapid increase of these u ~rt9>ahad their number and bad conse- to the poor have kept in exact pace ...

... Newcastle /jgirmry.-Wm. Dohkin, 'Esq., of Sandhoe, hbs increased ilia annual subscriptio.nlfln £1. 3S. to £5. bq. Tie abipwrighits' Union Society16s given a donation of £5., and become inntal subecrb6s of £5. W. R. Rayne, Esq.. of Hauglton Paper Mill, has given a dona- tion of £2. 2s., and becoine an annual subscriber of £2. 2s, Collected at the Presbyterian Chapel, Swalvell, £1. 6s.; arid at ...

... SATURDAY, iUUST a, 1839 ; Tar sub~ect¶ of Euglaud or entUied, rstto th regilar adnmtnletralnf and rree cenree or justice in tbe courts or law; next, to theright d pettioning she King and Perita- Inset for a redress of gdieances; and lastly, to the right Orhaviegt srmsfreetf.preservattof and defence._-BLAOcc- 5T0N50 OYU'ARIZ;OE TDC LAwOENOLENIIO Book 1, Chap. I,Page 144. ?- ? Ix another ...

... ATTACK UPON THE PEOPLE.-MILI- TARY OUTRAGE. WE may now fairly say that wve no longer live tI under the English Constitution; True, we have tt a thing called a Government, that pretends to a E veneration of its principles; we have Judges, ol and Juries, and Magistrates, and Police, and to Constables, both ordinary and special-we have al these outward visible signs of something like the al ...

... IN every country the Judicial office becomes I one of the most excellent, important, and ho- A nourable, because, upon its faithfal execution e depend the most valuable of civil privileges. No I man in the state ought to be held in higher estl- s mation than an enlightened, virtuous, and iha- partialjudge; nor, on the other hand, can any I thing be more calculated to excite detestation: than ...

... AD; DRESS . OF THEMIUL DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION TO THAT IMPORTANT BODY OF MEN, THE OPERATIVE COLLIERS OF ALL ENGLAND, BUT ESPECIALLY THOSE IN THE NORTHERN DISTRICTS. FELLOW-MEN AND FELLOW-ALAVES.-The de- cree has gone forth from the centre of wisdom and patriotism, the General Convention of the Industrious Classes, that the 12th of August* shall be the commencement of a general cessa- tion from ...

... MINISTERIAL WHITE-BAIT FEAST1 AT THE SHIP INN. GREENWICU. Tunns are some very erroneous notions among r certain classes of society, as to the intellectual adr. ;vantages of good eating and drinking. We hold 0 there is an indissoluble connexion between a gene- e rous and nutritive system of diet, and sound think- sn lg; and that skim milk, potatoes and butter, and 0 Scotch brose, would bring ...

... CAnR'S i-Lt.-On Morday evening last, the working men of Coor's Hill held a public meeting, for the purpose of bearing the objects and rules of the Northern Pnlitical Union expintred. A deputation ferm the Folling Working Mile'ss Association were invited to attend and address the meeting, which was held in a large Commodious room in Thnrn Cottage. Mesars. Conk and Ryan attended from Felling. ...

... 'ADDRESS Pt, THE BOROUGH OF OLDHAM POLITICAL ASSOCIATION TO THE WORKING MEN OF BIRMINGHAM, - MEN o01 BulgNUIttqaH,-It is with feelings of sorrnw and pin that we now address pos. With oarorrW, because'norne of your leaders have expressed their willingness to join tbat piolitical apostate nud impooter, Daniel Ci Xetanelt, who po.t pores that Pe should discord men itn whe judemtent, integrity, ...

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