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... MEETING OF THE DUBLIN TRADES' UNION.- MR. O'CONNELL.-POOR-LAWS. An extraordinary Meeting of this influential body wats held onl Sunday last, at whiichl resolutions were adoptcd,-expr Oifl determination to die rather than submit to the oppression o the Lords,- invoking the co-operation of every honest-man for obtaining Justice for Ireland,-deinosncing the 1 horrible abominations of the ...
... `X - : - -- = 1; ?? 1:c WRECK ORF THE DONCASThR AT TIM CAPE OF . .: .: GOOD HOPLE. - The following information respecting tbi*-nelan. 'choly catiastrijdhb has. been reccived at Lloyd's, and excited a most paitful interest`-: i Widbw MZuartwzBatile River, Aug. 9.-We arfffellhere yesteiday eveniog, about nine'Vclock, and early tb'is mern . ing proceed'dto-the wreck 'at one hour s ridi, Here we ...
... We extract the following from the journal of a cele- brated English officer, who Inst summer was on hoard the Russian fleet whilst it was manceuvring in the Baltic, he having obtained permission of the Government to tisit and examine whatever he might think worth his notice in the Russian naval department: The Russian navy consists of five divisions, of which three are stationed in the ...
... SlfOCKING CASE OF CRUELTY TO A YOUNG CHIMNEY-SWEEP A circumstance occurred on Thursday last in, Uloucester, *which has. given rise to, a good deal of conversation. A sweep, d.diroinutive urchin about 10 years of age-i'was sent tip a-chimney' at the Talbot inn, about nine o'clock in the morning, and, for the purpose of diminishing his size to suit-the capacity of the flue, he was stripped ...
... I A circumstance occurred on Thursday last in Gloucester, iwhich has given rise to a good deal of conversation. A I sweep, a diminutive urchin about 10 years of age, was sent n p a chimney at the Talbot inn, about nine o'clock in the I orIuing, and, for the purpose of diminishing his size to snit the capacity of the ltue, he was stripped entirely naked. Having remained up the t himncy for a ...
... MR. FIELDDEN AND THE WOBURN -. I - 1 GUARDIANS. * [We tke the fbllowinir correspondence from' the Morning Iteraldoftthe Ist and 6th inst.] ?? To the Editor of the Morning Herald. Mn. EDITOR,-In a published letter of Mr. John Fielden's to the Guardians of the Todmorden Union, dated the 16th July, the following paragraph occurs:- 1 Mr. Pearse, chairman of the board of guardianusof the Woburn ...
... CITY ALARMS-LATEST NEWS. [THE following passages we copy from the daily press. They are extracts from whatare called City Articles, the principal contents of which are reports relative to the Money Market ; and we give them to our readers in order that they may see what our best possible instructors in politics are now saying, from day to day, as to the state of that crazy concern which ...
... I REFORMI THE COMMONS! TO TIME EirTOUI OF TlHE CiAMlPlilON. RtSiqECTED SIR,-[ herewith enclose a document, purporfing to be a petition from the writer of this (one of the workiug-dlasses) to the House of Comnonms, praying for Universal'Suffrage. This petition has been sent to a po- pular Member of that HouseHwho has declined to present it, and heing aware that, aecmding to 'Parliamentary slang ...
... . LA-TEST l kfl11m IG .)EWO Th ai C~ ll OIHcC MONDAY, NOON. Th&'Paris Papers 'of Saturday liavearrived, btt they are almost destitute of local news to interest a British ?? following are the latest extracts from Spain:- The Bayonne letters of the 25th ult. bring intelli. gence from Estella of the 21st, and from Tolosa of the 22nd. Active preparations for the projected Car- list expedition, and ...
... ,FOatwE; NEW8s- FRANCE. The Paris papers received since our last are rather interesting. The petition of the National Guards for electoral reform, and the, crossing of the Princess BEInA into Spain unmolested by the French authorities, almost exclusively occupy the attention of the French journalists. In the former instance the Ministerial party are desirous to make it appear that the ...
... X;,- 110' '416% iriZO.I AIRS Baa IEtt ,S t, W ?? ., Qayloa Xbuuisve~l ~eV ougsr Ine reSij,;'iromwE[ar1 Iatal een- fast declining, not only in her domesio- peace and happiness, but in her relative position We6oe time since vn a prediction that Eng- land would be. obliged to submit disgracefully to the will of Russia, or FTrance, or botb,on the ?? question; let us see how that question now ...
... H4OUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. *The 'royal assent wean-given by commission to Prince Albert's ?? exlsibition bill. SOCIALISM-ThtO Bishop. of EXETER presented a petitiots from foaur thousand of the inhaitants of Birmingham, its the county of Warwick, against socialism, which they stated to be'makting a salarmting progrese, particularly since, Mr. Ovwen's Presentation- at ciourt. H4ehiiil beeti much ...