... NEW MODE oF PUNISHING THE ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE. n _tAO4t10-0 December 25, 1831. DEAR GUARDIAN.-At the present time I think it would bh adviseable to publish the enclosed old tale. It will shew to the Working Classes that, in former times, one of their own order, at least, regretted the tyranny exercised over his fellow- men, and had the courage to attempt a remedy. If this one individual was ...

... Friends, Brethren, and Fellow- Countrymren, WhIen we first heard of a GENERAL FAST, we thought that Pereeval was a madman! ; but it seems we must have been mistaken in our opinion, or else the government are suffering tinder the same mental delu- Sion as himself;-as witness the following: MVIONDAY, Feb. 6. By the KING A PROCLAMATION FOR A GENERAL FAST. WILLIAM R. We, taking into our most ...

... Last Wednesday evening, a numerous meeting of the mnembers of the National Union of the working classes, took place at the Rotunda, Blackfriars-bridge.-Mr. WATSON was called to the cair. The adoption of the declaration issuerd by the Committee uhs moved by Mr. Lovett, seconded by Mr. Cleave, in animated sneedes, and carried unanimously. Declaration in lihalf-of the working classes by the ...

... Friends, Brethren, and Fellow-Countrymen, IT may be recollected by you, that, some few weeks since, BIROUGHAM Was called to an account for absenting himself, without leave, from his duties as Speaker of the House of self-elected. He then excused himself by reason of his extraordinary exer. tions in the Court of Chancery, he having employed that time, which was usually 1 vacation, in ...

... ' DOWN WITH THE WHIGS! Why are you poor? Because you are robbed of the value i of your labour. Is not your right band your own? Of what use is the earth, if it be not tilled ?-or the ore, if it be not smelted.?-or the cotton, if it be not spun? There is scarcely anything in nature of any value till labour has been expended upon it. The value of an article is, therefore, the value of so much ...

... BOROUG H OF MAARYLEBONE.---COLON EL JONES. We call the attention of the Electors of Narylebone to:She con- duct of Colonel Jones, one of the Candidates to represent themr in Parliament; after such an exposure of his hypocrisy, relative to tbe Vestries' Bill, as is exhibited by Mr. Wallis, and authenticated by others, we ask, how can he be entitled to their votes ? What! are there men in ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORKING : CLASSES. Earl Grey's Bloody and Brutal Measure for the Pacifibation of Ireland. On Saturday Evening last, a Special General Meeting of the Membersmof the National Union of the Working Classes was held at the Institution, Theobald's Road, for the purpose of taking into consideration the measures proposed by the Whig Ministry for the coercion and subjugation of ...

... VINDICATION OF ROBESPIERRE'S ME- MORY FROM THE .CHAhRGES OF COR- R-ESPONDENTS.- -THf-E FR.ENCH TER- BRORISTS PROVED TOL H AVE BEEN REAL FRIEN)iS OF CIVILIZATION AND THE PEOPLE. Friends, Brethren, aned Fellbw- Countrymen, We continue to receive so many communications respecting our late strictures on the character of Robespierre, and so great is the interest excited by our allusions to the ...

... AN APPEAL FROM THE UNEMPLOYED ARTISANS OF BIRMINGHAM TO THEIR FELLOW-SUFFERERS THROUHOUT ENG- LAND. Brother Sufferers,-To you, Who, like us are deprived of your labour and its' just reward,: to' 'ou,; W'hbs'e toil:worn hands are ren- dered useless to' yurselves, ard to your country-whose honest care- worn heisit are breaking at the coDtemiplation of your present wants and future prospects-to ...

... : ; - ,, i1 Tj. : ?? ~ , !, : , . , :~ ., . MR. HUNT'S LEITER EN THR LATE TRIMA LI PRESTON, AND ON ThE PROCESSIONS op ; THE TRADES' UNIONISTS. . Yo the Productim Classes of ancasWhire. 1\y kind and excellent.Friends,-I seize the first opportun': to ;offer you my'ratl 't hiaks forthe kind diud affetionate : cepti'n I met with. t P- edton at fll'ac hla ' at ElIton, at Bu* at Heywoo'd at Rechdale ...

... THE SUBJECT OFl PROPERTY INVS- TICA.TED-RELATIVE RIGHTS OF RICH AND PQOR-EXPOSURE. OF .CANIT HYPOECRITES- SAT UR DAY MAGAZINE, &C. 0E . . . . The bread of the needy is tlieir life, 1le that dafi&audeth them thereof i8 a-m,,of bf~c.t' -cel. xxxi,. 22. .riends, rei li ea and -Fentry-Ountriyhub , While we leave Loid Brougbaqm zto expjai~tq .yor, how tea grows in China, and the!SadtrdaVy-4aaaiue ...

... TO THE SOLDIERS OF THE EUNITED i KINGDO M. - Frieds, Brethren, and Fellow ci7inrymen, rhoulgh you are apparently our enemies, we call you brothers-;and friends. Though enlisted -by. your oppressors, to enslave us, and fed upon taxes wrung fromi oulrtoil, wve nevertheless see in von birt fellow- citizens reduced to the same state oftdegradation as ourselves, and by the sa'me mneans .We know ...