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      • ttesticn will be called is not very la-ge , I - are * orrr to say it contains a hbeW of cSenet-s cf a Terr serions ie-HiripHsn-, tbwjgh it will not be crc-e * * srr for ma tD detain you from 1 ' je performance cf . yoor duties -b y acy particular observations r : pni ! Shem . Perfc&p * I a ^ v mctitioii th < ca < e of Barr . tl l&i ^ ne , irbo ig indVetrtJ ibr an-offeuce which some years igo a pferaoa eoaid not te coaric-ted opoa , i : ke was iaterrbptrd ^ teiore he h > d pntireiv e « e : pieted p i * purpose . The law -vras now otkerwio * , -and tbt-- » ff ? nce , ia tie e < re of the hw , w&s perpetiatcd . * 3 tbo ; igh tri * paryrwe was cot completed , io eoLgr--fprace t < jnterBwdiate intenvption . " "SS'idi re « pect ito the other af-.-ne e * , . « o fsr ^ I haTe been ab !? to jaaske my ^ eif £ : re a ^ iire aay ^ arttecVar obser-eatioD . I regret to ob-^ erre , that aletost every oce acensed of-onroe * of jrioleDe * , -appet ? to be-rarirdy destitute of-edcc-a : ie .-. ^ will request yon to tara yaar attention to a jihr . rt - ^ ill , in -ortier ttat b ^« iap * i may be sow proceeded

      j » ri-J > . ' ' , Hts I-orbssh 1 ^» rtly afterwards tried the foibowinz caset : — \ Wiiftem & * xberry , ' 21 , John P-nrxzi , 21 , Join iCla gt'M . 21 , aad ' Beujtstin Claytyn , 18 , » ere Jr barge 4 "with faanring , about the fcour of two o'clock pn the Eaom » e of its 2 € "h of May , at Bitgley , in Jhe 'West Kidiag , cniiwfhlly eDtered certain' enc losed l » cd * n t » ve oc .-rrp 4 tion of JG . L . Fox , E ^ q ., ^ 5 S of tl > eiB Wicg- ardt ^ -H-itb s pun for tbe p \ : Tps ? t * © f flertrcyinir tame . ilr . "Wortle-t vai for ihe ' ^ ro ^ eotioa , Mr . CottinghaM for fbe prisocer . Hfitrr the ease fca&baea folly investigated , tbe Jury Tetorae 3 a veroiet of Not Gaiicy agaicst ail the feftieri .

      ' ' CEOVT > f COUT . T . —SATCSDAy , July 13 . : ( Before Berv * Havle . ) ! : 70 RGSRT AT DARK 1 ELD . ; icrr . t LcvfZry . 38 , p "; e * deA giiflty te b » Tirf , on tlie 26 : h ill il » y , US / , i 84 i > Dii / a «\ y uttered , at l > mrfieio , s prrmis ^ .-r jMle fcr the ptjja-.-nt of ^ itK 1 , well kaowiug the unn > u > iive Vtefi » fed , » aa mltix ateot U dtfr *^ Join Buk » , o ! iicwbijt ** y- fli » Ijordihrp , in paesg -sratvoee , enl » rg ^ en / £ m * CBmb efienee , -rhich , » few jtmn ft ^ o , w& * pa ^ ubrd , wirt > wmh , and then tenteiMed Uw prisaatr " to be truu-* « iflif * rir « obbb «* *« ab » B * DB * s * nn .: D .

      mQbrmin . ini . iim ** l , SI , iV"r ROru , 3 S , tnd JeAn Finding , iSHKyvxe usided tor hjcfcy . on u ; e ? xuf of April , on tec « gfcirty"bctwefn Ra'd * r » £ eid an 3 H * ii ! ii , ( » LnioiM ! , ^» - ^¦ ut rcd ( Soarpe Spat * , mil «¦; ' !> hirmg tlulen from hxs )>^; - ^ oa tfarre anrynsgn * a » d 20 s . ia lilveT . ^ Ht . E&iK £ S (^ - < atb- « l ; otn ni Mr . ISSHAV ) stated tte ^ fccU f « the pmeernuafc , whic ^ were « fterwurCA p .-orM b ; ibc ; Joikiwiag wta&seci . ¦ f Tt ** lriKiiB 9-ttnMc * &e& * ijSiTG . Lettik . 1 GetS ^ i ! £ i aos is a lu >« nh- * aU maau ' acturer . at Lic ^ ler . in | fce " » tlgliborjlK > od of Und ^ pr&fi'ld . Oo the nijr' t is ques-• fioK , be roKtnrfibur fros Usadetsi-ld tn Lir . dleT , .. Lich ilattera » bont two miiat troai ih * tonofir place . ^ hen i-|] tad reached as far as K ^ fTton . b . e «« wt & bu on vlie read . I » ho is a > 5 wer to as ir . quiv inaQe by aim , t » xi he " wts poicg i *» Bwtsa Cii £ e . Tti « ra » " n fit ihTOih : was Rajucr , bv ku V » IIM « . Afe o { tikPB be looicM b--h , & » 3 ia-J » - » r » iwL ± . t--o-.. 11 1 - svute «> who r t » c '« tntd b ' u p » ee a » * wriacp pi * .-a r . r . &rafr- Wimic { itM 6 iru licnglt-T " i « L * tr-bju * e tbi ^ iu » i .

      -cuai ^ inkssa siiortij * ff » rwaTd » ui' -tb ^ r man » pfrcattvj , . itwt ^ M Ma t f ^ g kt h m frorc behiDd , ^ ad c-wei iu » evo . V ^ Tke . 0 thBT » tb < - « . J »* i k-W of him and t&rcw him on hl » back . Jj TWrnan d » rw » lk >< I o :: fir ^ t with Vac seir ; d his throat mi i iTBir * to mamb ¦ ! kj » eye « btin ; ibfanBeeverej . The otr pr *" two tB-oed out kc > ¦ (¦ re . iiei pockets , iron wHch the rat :, ; id * nvifi-d u Fieidiiig took act of one » pound in liiTer . and - tba' ^ ter pi » t-aeT , maiej , fron xbe other , a w ^ v .-b " uno ""ft / e g BWtifLTgrj . >' roa ike Tielen «« witnc « -rece . ved he be-^ nm « isaeasAble , xai » i *» be recwerri feani that he aau \» f taitpp to a"beer- » at > p by J ' anmel Snkh . Nex : ifttrnxn *^ W »»« &bi th wekt to the p lace » t wbtck the robbery vas ; * « qiiniTtrrfl . i r rT saw the three prisoners there . . BUJu-r ob--, " f * Tre 4 to liina that it was & cola d » y , u > d he thought be re-! i njfinwrT the » cic * ^* ti » t oi the KcuDd sbao who addressed £ MmJtk the jrrecedisg eight . He believed they all had on ; j tb ^ iame dr » a ^ - -be men who robbed him . He than gjre " idunsstiHi to the police to Hmre&end them . tn

      Cr « a-exun 2 af ^—He a » ber , msd tbe atfht was nth » T ' . */ k . la aiuim ts tit j ££ GE , h-R a » id he hxd » oDie daabi aV-ut B&krr , wd was more pesidre abcot Rayner rno rieidisg . Tbe brother ' pi the prr « ecutor a » d Sawud ajnithconebo-; ' fatec ^ vt o < this eridanee . ; . ^ M / - Wa . Daks , poUc « - « n > cer , Ho 4 dersf , e ! d , « tated thM |> * » Hj ; io tike atoning of tae o ; h of April , he vrfftt to apprpAec j ; fteimner Rsjner » t { he house of his a other . The old ¦ vsaan said first , her son had g ont U LaaeaAhiie es Wed-¦ ' A ^ ad sT . and then ea Thnr * : » y . Ob eaterieg , hutr ^ ver , a--1 & « pd R * j » er hid onder the bedstead , nesr . the wsll . Th : ' Mt ^ it nior va * with witaeu , and when broaght oot he muJ ! Bto' K * Tner ^ ra « one of th * men . Pracnerth « D nH , br hoped OK eeniaib ! wodi t « . ie iieju all ; to which n-iuea * rrpLicd ft | l as wcmW , il h * eou ' . 3 io ao . ; air 6 . LtTTl . s kdirta ^ ed the J ory on the uo certain eature tt the eridenee of id ^ nutj oq to tenons a charge , ukex tbr L * mr * e& Jl'UGE t-henij rammed nj > , and the Jory tevumfj ^ .. a-rerdiet of Gsiltj tjt ^ inst Bsyaer and Kieldisg ; aad Not fiailu- xaxinst BlxVey .

      His Lorisbip » en ! er . ce = Rarrer acd ViAdinf : " to be trans-.. ported FU : « n Year * . " > " j « idiB 7 then «? id he had wir-- ' > a < MCa te prore as c / : i ^ , hat having conocl , Lh * Lenrnei : 4 J » ige ischned to reeeirL' thi » erideoce . I ' j KIGHT POiCHINO SSiR MILTON . | . Jcis £ 4 « nr « o ^ , 2 S , &Uai , Geo gt DebTui .-y , stud WiUiam - traiaer t 27 , w-re charged with h » vj »^ , ob vhe 24 tb AJmtfc . . ' 4 oncg th « £ ) f ( ht rimo . < T : 'ered cenaua iandx Wninfvas , to ih « jj £ * ri « rf CajI ^ e , > rmtd with fpia * ^ r the pcrpoae of Ge » tri > y-J ^ kigpnae , — " Io be imprisoned and kept to hard labour Oce j Tsaf- " 4 f ARSOK AT PICrERIKO . : , Temdale Saiifi , ii , pl «* ded frniltj- to baring , en the 12 th ¦ V- « f Jtme , tt Picktris-g , feloaionsjy set fire to two stack * oi > whe » t , bilonging to Aleasra . Atkinson- The yriizntr erUc ? 1 , fcirteriy , ^ zid l >? gg « " 3 fijr mtTCf , ttating tb » t he nu ia'iiqu i ¦ wli ^ n te comniut » d tboact . not even knciriDg to whom it * r - - " itaess b-i ( jngea . On tie pit-eeding day , wh * n in I ' gcor , k-; j"h » d endeKrcmred to pot as end te his oirn exuUrsce . He had v ^ facr poor children , » ho had lost their motber , and he wa « Mteoken hearttd about them . " Te be tratspcrted Jiftwn ** Tears . ' -

      CATTLB STXAUIH Q AT WH 1 LEEBT . ^> i . 5 n » U * res jiiarged wiih haring , on i ' ne 12 th or AprC , . ^ « toi ; a a fcsifcr frcm a ficB » b «* 9 Bging to Mr . Joha Honalej , st -. Vhaitsbj-, ia Jititii > jih 3 in * airE . j Jtir . ria-ce * conducted the prosecution ; Mr . Dundas defend c-c tfcs prisoner . -i Tt « ficr * of the esae are brifSy these : —This heifer (* it > ^ tbPrs to a beld , ) waa niwed oa the morning of the 1 'iu . o : ^ fni , and during tltat day the prisoner teok ino the Fh : awnii . - Ian , at Sheflieid , aai o&red it ior aa \ e . In conwu-op ^ cs of * " file low priee jie agked for it , suspicion fell upon hire , and af : cr I mijulrr nadbeea made , h * was apprehend ed with the swl-. 1 sMnferialiii posaeesioa . * ¦ Tfee priwner receired » prerioni gcod eharaetar . " To bt - kDprivraed aod kepi to hard lsbow Oae Year . " 4 FOEGE&Y AT MiBISEOEOCea .

      . i JiAa R . p . ' ^ .-yi , £ 3 » . WiiJsT , w » s cVarged with h » T-rr ; p , on : Jltb ? i . E . ol N ' jv . inb ** , at Knarrsborou ^ b , fc \ 9 n \ r-n * Ly iprf . ei ' naod - -l : TZi a chrqu ? fcr jf ISO . on tfift Ycrkshire Di « 'rk : v t Bin k . pui penis g to be the croer of GeprgeB . ' sdfield , nc-1 \ , xi v * mttit to dtir&ci } &t . James Scarth , the nitzaf :-r * •' i . j * ti : bftj-k . I " ^ - Ka > ar » . KqowIe * aa 3 Baises were for the prosecution ; the If ' ' iBT » cneTws « BBdefendei . -. ; Oa th « day in quadon , it appe » rf-2 h £ if ? = t to tha Ycrk-hl-e p ^ District Bank ' s Branch , at Kaartatcroc ^ E , » ri : h » db ! v , » " rcqnso'iig pdriaeBt cf . riK' , -: n 2 ^^ c ^ unt of iir . B- ^ dc ^ i . t B * '«> £ : "iea » eiAqoe ia ti * tjc ; of *• Joaa Brown , " and ' . k ^ b r- ^ ' wijitfi c « 5 v wiih ite . tKfa ^ -. . t

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      * - - S « ' ' M wam ^ t ^ mHmm ^ m SSmm ^^^^^^^ Hl ^ Kl BciB » tksoitee * TOims into , the Uaracd JflHttTj WbadMM 4 «* t , ta whtt £ er thi > w »> a eorMn ^^ BIl fti »* P ^ gy * * M M"a « of Gecrgy EradfieH >« EI jg kM - *! t . l" » 8 J «*? i 4 « w » rwiewed , ht oH ^ H HOHHraMrued the Jury to return a verd ietw ^^ HEJ ' SftJ *' * ! aa « iatiraaUd tbe » ronrietK . Jci ^ HB , gpyMBicimgBtfef ebtainias atcney wter « M ^ Ls »»»»»»»» i " »••• carried i * U'rtr «* i . ^^ Sl ^^ 1 ni ^ H *****> ** m > indietc * ferluvinfclasWft . ( MM ¦«¦! , e » UM < l tlve tmcrrn af Mr . - »; sSg ^^^ EW » . £ ? iS ? ffiSf - ^ * ^ & - ^ sftstaia ^ - ^^ * >** iBp j It apwarftd from the evident * that H « llidar ^ MUmA * . l »^ f * » osjt < h . CT » , omtbe nifb < in qur » uoa , M ^ @r , thatatnRt ^ uaajirtifctblowoterthe fofe y >* fWmSi wubhji gan bibMl , whick •« h . jur «* d and iVllfg tkat rienufi ^ d by a cap whieft a > . kft behind him >^ flBL ' . l to bffij ; W ^ tlw |* oof « f LJ « -it , » a « ju . t clear . TtfT The JvtjaccwaiBgly returned a Terdwt of" aolHpt * . " MALICIOFfl ASSAULT AT m «> iJ ^

      «* a »?« fauj . a , pkaaea guiit , to ta * uiM & » aa of iUy , at Bradford , w >\ &wfuiiy » P . d - Ifc giinii V j ^ ;* o * nfc 4 Wariaw ^^ dw , with i ^ ut iSKm » X ^ fLSd ^ iar ^ ltJ ^ L ^* ^ T « . hM «» pi * JBrare 5 S _ KALICIobs STABBING AT SHEFFIELD . -T . d ^ ' , ^^ ^ " 1 Di ' ™ BSTiDK . ontheiSth-ol J «»>» * l aiedeia , »* .-ni » n » . y ^ im . Hr . r . ^ h c ut and woutidrO 'iri ^ ffe ^ 'K ™' ' ** 110 ra 81 : R i &fliareor do •« Mesire . LNGd ^ J ! and OvtlLMi oorductedthe pro » ec » ttion ¦ . he prj ^ aer was defci . doi Vj Mr . Buss . horn tu -ovi"" ' ll apK » rBd that tbe pruGj .-ir ^ -iih umc other pcivoiw -hop Xept br Mr . WiMi ^ .-na , » U a cuirrM arose bef ^ eei . . r . e prv , oa . T aud * Both-T ma , w £ » : h lei to a riebt . Tt- msu ^ a e « i j : iIt , „„ } . (> , jj ,..,. ^^ t . priao ., er down , or . whUh the pr >» etKior LntKrle .- ed b «;« -er « them to prevent tbe nE :- ; sointf tnrtrvr . Karae-.-J at hi , iet ^ riwen .-- , the pri » - ~ er r * s ^ onoa * knee , « nl drew out of -U ., pocket * kmw , k = \ uV . ¦• D-p . t :: v eves , l-il sf . ck thw .- wiix it . " Prusroutor ' » M 1 _ lhuii w . , nt do th ^ t , J , h > ; '" * pd in a laoiuont i * e : nrUon . T

      !; . imj- «< i ?!; ., end stmci . hiui rr : ih the kns ! - over -1 , ' is bodv 'neprosrtutor wa »» -rit . uai y cajured Dv it , and Ua i > , iaou ' er » js if-ven n ,: o rnjinor . . 'Jr . bl . - }^ , ; a adJr ^ hg ; W-: Jurv . r .-p ^ ia ' . cj tin noti . n of an j ntt ^ i tu Oo sr-. CTosi -jadily harm , or even c malicious preme ^ -ai-a mient to en ; -u :, d ww . J ; i ; m ^ -ut probably im . Mi ! t (« . bs ^ uiT , but t * - » o :. niitied to tXem that it would je tUitiV-0 nllQ ; a- pria- - -nec . jr \ . u : v on thai ii ^ jeiiuent . TU ^ J-jrv re :: ree , na . ' . alter ^ n at >»» xc- «> ol ft ctajtrr of an » i-. 'Ur , lelr . rni'd a verCiri - i ^ Juii ^ „ : rh , aMu . ^ t . " ln }» Ks- . rg * . Iiti-EC » - tntLo prl * -i , er . th- JtV'CK observrd on : h , : t- ] U ^; . cy wi a wUu i off-neei o : ' iha nav « o were n .. n e . ^ mitjr . i , sutjug tan k-ijuirlv ih « v were r ^ ielv kn-wu in tais Cua ? :: ry . ' 4 o be impriioatd ^ ai krpt to Lard lab ^ xjnac Teai- '

      BlOAlf -y AT LEEDS . _ Br »>! i . 7 itn Eoimes , 38 , w ^ s indictpd for bavinc , * b the 3 f « th oi m »_ % , ui . iawm ; j v m . r » > d tirace Hir » t , hu l » 7 ai ^ r wilj , . Uarv Koiiii ^ sj bvin ^ t-ul a .. vc . Mr . XNOiri . ES ap ^ srei forthr projection ; thp prwun ,: wa , acd * ..-ud ^ l > ror > ; he e .-id-sc , i : » - ^ , red tbat the priw-a r had r . sid-d f ^ r »* r . y jnn , t L , » edx _ - in tae vear 1 W be «« niamed to Mary Harru .-n at the-Old UhurrK i :, i-er-a ., wija whom he hwd unul a lrW montlu ol the oStuce ejat « ei ia : ne ludjek ^ eit b « m commuted . L > urm , { tL-s '' i c'Oe hia bun i » vi » g ¦« c . a ^ k ^ eper tOM Su . r " fr ut •\ u » - * iu i . ^ Ua . he evr ..::. ^ -, f tb ? i > : h of i ! ay , thr K' ^ K ' m ^ t A , ^ .. Uracp Hns : ( wco was a \ oun « wo »;; si . ol r «« v-itable Ja-ui ! - ; : ii- . i , to Cer-acrg Strett . wbare st-rt . idod wiib her « 5 > oth < T fc ? a ^ ter , both trnu-m-ker * . Tb « pruonrr si > ke to-h ? r ana acn , inpac : ed her hom-. Next day ue £ l ? iin vi .-ai to tie t ^ oi M » j Hits '; and hai sotii- fur , her " rwliverjat » B KUh heT . dulia ^ « hich he tc . J k « - thai h- to t . tmje aylan-drawer ; he was a \» iio » er , »» d three chi . drt-n wtoom he nad bad bj b : s late wife wero ail drad . She dico

      vnrre j . » rs previous , in the niutth or A ? : il . He -l . » reprrseistej that ne was in potd cipeainstancek , anj able to i * aV « her coniforublc , ofl ^ nng , at th . « aiu » time , to marrr hor . Altta « ir »; » a » ainious Io » time lo cokiider of me prop , »] » j . U-i-ii -. lie hJU-ra ^ on of the L . llowin g s , y hr caiud again l >; r nn answer . Mi * j RUf-t »»!; , rd bu , n i 4 Daiue , and he « a ; d i : * ras Vr :, jua Hol . f :, r :... Att ,-r »> me lartlier encveraatian it » ra » ayree 4 tUemam *;!* should taka pli ^ co . and ihe next tiic-rnini ; b- t < x .-k tier irom L .-e ^ i u > Yom lor S ! i » t par ^ 'ose . Hivktamci a ikei ^ th « l ^ ay , and on the m-rr-ing foilowiaij ! rf-T were ntuTied at tae churcn of at . VI * rrin-: e Ivrasd Th-a ™ > nd » y . and ther regained ; n ^ Tori ur . t-. l tht- . Mon-¦;» y to lowing . Oa tb » Saiuru » y , th « yoang wunun « r . / te tv- T '' £ , " * Lee ' - ' ' ttiim / tnc-tu of her iaarri 2 t , e with W : l ,. aa Holdlsrth . Un inquiry tfc-. a » cen » in » J that h =- fcaJ a fermer wife hvmg . and acttrdu . gi y ilr . Jaaies , tLo j . olici' - C C < : r > ? * "f" \ ' ^ vilil eil 7 > lo » PF '« -hend him ; on fawtk c ~* T 8 v- , ^ h » TlaE mother Mile , he »* id it wao . | a | ., a . AJier bis l ^ ordihip had sammed np , tii » Jury returned & verftiet of Stiltj . * liSL ****** ' * ^^ ^^ Um Lofd * hs ^ woaid be mercifnl

      Tbe Le&nufi Judge wonii b » ar aDTthinfr ho er anybody p *« h » a to «» y in luiugiliuft N ^ Lhild hei ^ ^ id , h- ty « m--d uat ne eU-.-ain iaflict the full aeatenta * hi < -a il- L , w awardeJ for the ofirfo- oi bigamy , anJ he coi-.-ideviJ ib's a m « t deiiDrrite , craei , and tjk ' -bieodod olTenc * . The sen itnee wig , ibat he ' b * tranryon-J for * evrn yvars . " The- C « urtAdjonmed about lire o ' c . o < . k .

      Monday , July 15 CHAEGBS OF COINING . / T :. ' ? Vum Wrisrr , U , ploaCed guilty io having , on tbo 13 : h =: Jua .- , at : t * a > nr ; d , ottered tbrre « 6 nuteik-it mwitc , and » . » . -, Trim hariLg in bjj p . « i « .- » iiun ten coui- ^ r ' e . t « i * yzcgt , writh intent lo utter the * auie . " To V « imprisoned aad Kt ^ pt u > card iab ^ ur * ix civlen-iar nion—is . " &U \) BriiUliry , 61 , Thenu ILM-n , 23 , and if ; VAa . d Jl , ki ,-n , ¦^ i W' -ie n . CiLtei kirnavjuj ; jl-1 .. iih , _» U id ta . ir i jii .-au . il , . a ihe 7 ; h i : June iiit , at Hipp , inuju , a ' mou ' . J or * : acjp w iih latent to rein t »» j m- ^ . ' .-y . Tfce prcs-mrion was conducted br Veiwra . Armstboxg and V , Its ox . the pr ^ stHieri were tirtcn dnl by Mr . ii . MNt . s . iereri ! wun <>« gr « estabi' . 'hej an aii ^ i fur ^ U -. he priajuers . Tho Jury f ^ . usd a \! tb » pr . wm : rs N > : Sailly . There was another lodUtnisnt a = iih « t thi-m , but bo eridn » ee btfing ff-t ' id , a verdict tf Afouiital was laVon .

      & -Ty M't arty mi Catf-. uri : ie FiunniguK , cr Genu-ni , wer .-cbaijjed w ; ru Irloniuasly haviujj in taeir p . ) rt . » 3 i jn , » : ^ h ' .-:-field . s mould for the pnrp ^ ss of Cflning . Mr . AKMSTRdXG and Mr . Wjlson wereior the proi ^ cn : ioE . . SotiSui ' . ty . Mr . ARM £ TH 6 NG uaid be » bwuid bow preceod on a cbiTge oi mia-3 eiuj » Ror , on which tbe prUjAers were ori ^ in ^ iiy a ; ipr « - hendf d . The caie rra » a clear me , in -which both ]) risjan ra were eoneemed . Guilty . " To be imprisoned and kept to hard Ubour fer fifteen caleu ' ai month * . Charlet Hartrfall and John JUiUrr , charged wi'h a misdejnetni , ur , in reiimnjr to r ^ jiia ^ r ilc birtb » of tw i children , WrTe piactd at the bar , onJ ^ iluyre ^ . titker to pWii at jireicn : to tbe indictsaf nt agauut ihou > , or to obtain bail to appear a \ : bi . next arises . 1 oj-t ehr& « th ? latter alternative .

      Thima ; Bull , ii , and Eihatvth Bali , 45 , were chB . rK"d with haTing . at Leeds , lelonmuyly uttered conuterfut c-jin . , \ lr . AKX'STKONGaou ilr . YilLibx appeared for the tiroetrcu ' . ion ' Sir GE £ G . ' 2 V L £ iriS d * f « .-n ^ ad the prisoners . Joba Seurrah , of Top Close , Leeds , was the principal witne * s , who deposed to hhring beughtof the prijiocrrs ten counterfeit shillings for 2 * . 9 d . Oa his croM-eXaaiUtain . n , fee xtttpd be hid dcae a litlie bit in the coiniujz lin = for tLe list tea year * . He had been convicted a : Leeds , and charged wi ' h Coining at XUne-J-Her , Ircm - ^ Licli place b « ran irnay WUBMS had betn in Vfaiebeii Hotue of Correction threr umes , and hid three limns been tried at the LeoJn ,- « .- < 8 Joris . He had taken bad money into liaU '» koo > e , but ic n-u suven )(« a .-s since . Ho had beugkt bad hai . -cro > riig fnr 8 ' .., sail Lad crowns fur Hi . and Hi . at . Mar < ch- ? s : er . Vf iu : ^ s » never reque » te 4 John Bollidir to en wi ; h Mih iftto the North to paj >» baae ctin . He never told Hjliiiay that he had 1-iid a trap for tbe prisoner * to save himieif , a * he was a / riid ih--y kcu ' . J take him in . It Kemed that prewwu to tli < sfTiir . Scnrrah > . ad been cha'gtd with cuiuisg , and iroai tins ci .-cunintaiiee waa lod tf . ealnp tbe piisfcers .

      Sir GREGORY LETHN adjresaed the Jury for ihe prisoners , ia which he eniraroured to tber th « re vtej xiv . Ki ! .:, hut thai Scnrrah bad taken the iiioafry to ii ^ ii ' a h ^ ui" himii-lt ' , th-t L < : iz' . sht saddle the charge m ; K- C ' -is'jners , alter \> iiich hca ' led witnesies to cjEtra'ict ScmT » h in some piru uf Lin evidence . S ^ oie witseaxn als « i lareTcorijas Bai l a goej charactar l ^ r hiocsty . Mr . AKK 3 TROXG replied , aid th-2 Jnry found Thomaj ! B » 15 Sniiiy , and Briza ' asth Bail No : Guilty . Tiiere Wiia aaotLer ini'clmeut against the li ' . lpr prisoner , Let njevidcucv was c acred . The male pri * o » er s&id he was « orry ft > r what ha ^ lia ^ per . e ? ; he hud never been convicted bi'i . re , anJho hop ^ i hi . LorJ « K >; . wcrjld be bs mtrci'iii as po »^ b . e , befciOjie he had sue i . iiiiui chi . drni and ft sirVly wife . The Learned JFIJGi > seiitentftd him " te be imprisoned ami kept to hard labour lur tighuen ca ! i-i . dar uon ha . ' Tae Uraud Jory iguoieu tho bi' . i * ag * ins -. J :. mts Ihvmpsnn , fir forgery at Leeds ; Sarah Newb y , fr . r murder ; » nd William Wilkukcon , for the iaan » lacgh »« r of Uuniel Ho ; d * wurin , at Armley , near L ^ . « s . The C . nit auourncd asjnt sii o ' eli ck .

      Twsday , Jiity 16 . FORGLBY AT MiLTOS . John Bores , 2 S , pkaded yru ; ty to hovir . e , on th-.- Kuh of Ap ril , at N = w . Malten , i ' eioniuuly torged a bil : ol r ' . x , h » iih .-t lur ih < " ps \ ment oi oitcey , and v . vJ ; utttiing tlic f > : i . o ' . TiLh intuit to defraud TtomaJi Tale Snub ., f . z q . aenteccc deferred . RAPE AT SII £ FFIELD . I };; . ;*; ? 3 % ae , la . was indicted for havicg . on tho 14 th cf Apr : , » t Sheffl » ld , cnrr . nrit ' . ed * rr . r ^ fn Il : > rrif ! t Hopkris ?? i : e . ? . i Gnr ^ e Fr ^ c ^ U . \» u : > had Veea oat en L-ai : J was c £ j * t £ ? -1 witl . aiding ^ ilu ii ..- ^ istw , z -. he fom cr .

      I Le pri - secBiion wt , i a , Biatt . d b-. lie U . =- J . s . Wordej ; n ^ Mr . Irigtitr . - , ti ? pii . oiier i « as itfenJed by Si : G . Letriu . It apps-ared fri m tb- evijrnre tt < at the pro ^ ecnlnx « "as eighteeE years uf sgp , had b « en in service , but at the tim" it * as t'i * 2 t . "C -his c ' Svy . cc w ^ a r mii . irted . she w ? . * living wish her paicftt » at a i ; cu » e on Atier-tiliJe Cohjiucu . i ' -Ah ih > prisoners Here eia ^ lcyei 3 t s - "i- * i-ro works near th . ^ phc ^ Abnut sev ^ n o ' cicck in th ^ evening menlioi . e . 1 : n ih « i :-Jic :-m-n * .. (' - ¦ ijn . ' jiv . tb ? 14 'a tf A >" il ) -. ho ireni in tba c ' . retii . ; . i of > "i"k ri-.-as ' :, to m " . '" * IV ::. a : * . compsni ' . ^ r , na . mt . 'i i' '» r » i _ . ! ' A ?~ . In e . ¦;;; £ t . •„ :. ; : i . ai-. * , -- ' z- „ : ogbt u ' cJ'X ~ V , (> . > . •;;¦ ; . t '« ii » ra' . Qej-ca r * j tf . f rs-. ; ti ^ .- . r pilj ' . ner- > . t- ' --i -m-ii-o ' ra ^" -i ni > r :- ^ ? ic " wra . Un . uV : ; ^ - r- u . j - :, s siij . Sil ^ y : y t ,, v ; .. < i - r hsr couipssia" "• — -. ' o ' -j : r . . - . " ie -l ^ ervt i the j ^ j

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      ^ M § f ' SH ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^ " ^^*^^**™ **"' SSBMBBMBaBiBBJBJBH ¦ NfpytMclu&g hw . Sh « then crossed a briogn whieh thb » over 'I - !? ** » ? " * * rellt a "hort dutanco , bin wh «» she arrive . ! H * w » »*»» B hndge , * « tur »» d round to return home . Elffljpra yfcjJ fer , a ; id pn * hed otw tho bridge-, aud FtoggiU imSUP * ' ¦ £ ?* r l S ¦ " ' ^ at no P ** 8011 could ret 6 m . Rotors mtlworker , wh « R she tried Jo run « way—h « caught her ^^»« « k ) Jhw , and violated her . Rogers lb * n handed her ' -PS * ' ** ' *" - ** M < *• tus friond Dan-, and H » fro « aeiced her . ; {*» U « Koffers item her lianda . She re » ii . *«! . t « td Kim . to ba g iet i madvcretmed »» loud m * 1 ib c * uK , w $ en Htwtw drew , , _ - ** »> i « , * teS-roidifBh !> did not br . jihll , a « d give over ke kill

      • efeaarimjt , movM her , and » t ihe uatue time cranped ¦**» r < * >< 2 tTP »«» t her » cn * ni « beia ^ hc « rd . A woman MMr ? ^^*« aw »_ « wn » to the pl »<« at the very time the ( tteu » « as % euj » jommit tc * , bmnR a « r « eted to the nUce by t > ft <^ . of ^ i 3 a % . » WA « m * gUe » aw fcer , he SewteS rruatb » f » irw » oi » Ja r * B « ff . Mn . Needbam eamenp , wifl ** ,. ° * lr *^* l , I ^ W i ? ^ » D »» . i «'» ne tue thy rnnning away . " Ther ^ fewl Qie girl in a djiafrV s ^ tf , on-l observed blftud or 5 er trea » r , « hi , ~ h had flawed from tlsgue ' H noso , wavt-ti siia Lad ttruck wila k « fist . Two ro « n named Sinij .-wj « Kj 4 GrirustoB saw Kugsatt oo tbe bridge , and eulM poitkemto tnrn it , to let theni -etnas over , bat they ran a «* y . ¦ ' The proteentrix « m caH ~ a to pnm these staUme » f » , and g * r < CTo >» -c « aniini > tion cecmried above an hoUT . &nd > w ;>!< very

      • evero . ShB said that » be had -net so much otjectitm fj Jtajjeri , ft to the two <« hem « thong !* » & .: » MeMneA out , bu » not »• loud . WiA renpeoMBj ^ TMUrtfiAd bui * 4 er IwmJj . » lth ot * e , * hi (« be aaloosjed tis fttethwfcwij * tho oth « r » -tlri ? TeYente 4 her from t + ftmkf ( ... / 3 ha periKteo , h > weTer , ' in stating hut the rff-nces vrere eaaimrtted against her tncfevalion , hnd in oppe » itic ) Q to heTTeaistancc , The otin v , ; tne «» rn s'luiieSte HfTe also PXUinineu . Sir G . Lewin addressrd ttns Jury in a long 8 | x ) och . Hii »» id thutc * Hfs of r » pe , thwugh compiratinOv e «» y to . p ^ ovo , were v , ry diffi .-Hlt to dtsprrrve , efen whin , coascat hedbvun uircn by the pirl —« s uhe did not often admit of her uwu ( shame . The Uesrned Cotwsel enuuented ™ tVi « - ^ h «\ e evid-iice , arguing that it » honed tbo ^ rl anytliinjj but vhtnoos previously , and that ft wtrcld , indeed , be d » Bg ^ rou » to < ootr ? ict . a man fm sucli tivtininny , wken conviction , in ail probability , wonU bring tbe pBinehioeut of ileath upon thti prisoner . Th" Learn . J Ciiun * rl , after iirpiMg other topicn to convince tho Jury that the ev-aence was not conclusive , tmt that the gir ! kk a c ^ r * ontin {; party , h » odverted to tee teaiituony which be shnuiH addnce , and which vu afterwards aubatandated by thi- ' 1 il ! owijvc' » ritne »» fr » : —

      MaryJ . nucB , ol Atterclitld Common , positjw ^ y iw ^ re that she had n ; it : eiu-. 'sted the prosecutrij ; to u >»« i . er in coiuina froai Pa-1 ; Hniree . au ? he h-. d ( i evf ^ d ; mid r-fct- witnens said « he had no t" «* 'n t-- «? u ;)^ 8 ? or cWlitvc th-ut H ; ikin » on would roeet her ik that lann or miywh'ri- nl »» . Tliun . as J-. tcKMin T . anin c ' urBy-. Tiy with th" last wit » e «» on tho ni ^ lt Tn-qiiivrion- He n \ i-Ve " to » eeii ¥ { the prom-cutrix abowi six . + ut »? j > -n at " ' clock : b * Tt » . be si-id nethinj , vhen : end also aaia thst > -be nude nw * ** i i- j-xrose and iudc * cent ei ; . ^ e « -ini : r * iative t ( . wilm p- fcw ee'hf f rl IT 1 1 J . -Mrs . n . R ^ K-th Or .. in , -tb" rt-Ki . ! r-s on AUrrc'lITi

      Common . it 2 irc 4 tLvt »^ e bad ki . owa the ; re « ecu ! rix , Harriet HopkibMm , U , r many year « . She « av ,- feer about » ix v ' clsok on the evenm / of Sunikv . the d ; iy iu ^ tmn ' . ion ; » r > d at that time > he \ -as throwing dirt and Hu : e at Uo ^ te ;» . Be threatened her rhot'he wrnld follow her , to -which » he amwered , ?' Tauu ihire n ^ t , tV . ou fid devii . '' On this Rope ™ pcrjiot-d per d ,. » Ti » h . i lane , anJ thr * rn- her < m th « ctound . Next I of «' . M foiiov .-iri ; . tbe r-oseruirix cTrrae tn her hotwe , Hiiri niBrte wiriHs aiir « i .-n tc . i-ning ha < i a criminal intercourse . >> rn rbnerve-i—" 0 > ., d » ar , ~ what fca * thou b--cn doing to ht . ne tronbL- ¦ . » ih ; p . or uar-nm r > Then » he »» id tk ^ l rrai . ns Hairers hel . l h , r arm . whiV Hnpne rolled on her but sbi- cx \ 1 hr di . ! : i « t h- ; rt hft . an

      M » rySh : p ! -y was prevent h h >» -5 tbe latter part of the oonvernation u » nU p '; ve , «» iid c ^ rTobr-rau 1 1 it . r » n i ; rii ::-, iHs wire t ' . sn c . illtd r . hn spoke to the prisoner being a Sew A hd nnm ^ dt-al girl . Thu tf .-n . J . s Woii . T 1 . tV ; . i . vinK replied , th .- L » arne . l * udgn summed up the ca ^ e with c . ^ re ai . d muiu' . Huea * , whea Ihe Jury retnrnrd ' a v » rdic ; 'jf tjuilty . The ^ riMiuiT- vrnre oriifrtil iv ' stand do-. rn . TbeC « urt * . 'j- -i .-aed at « jx o ' clock .

      / t ' e . jnrst ' ap . ^ fu 17 . Bo-n-ird M-iciuy , wKo had been cut ob bail , vnw charged vmh pcijo'T m HWPMinit l > a faW j-ffld » vi :, at th .- Y ^ kHhir . t- , inr . i { Ak-ii » -s in th- ; . » r 1 NW , upon which an iti > iictraRnt was ionn . 1 in IKiG —Nut Ginitv . ll-mr y lVhiul , ec . d ^ charted » ith committing burgLiry in tho dw , iling-h .. nee il Wm . ^^¦¦ ph . Tds-in , at Shefniii , pleaded Guiitj-. The prisoner , thrtxigb Sir G . Lewin , his ceunne ) Ve ^ gtd for mercv . ' To b > - tr ^ D » perted Teu Ytar * . "

      STARBINO iT ^ AKKFIKLD . V ^ U . 'tv B- <* . kr wa . cisr ^ ed with having , on the 2 « rd ot Mne , at VYik-tieii , i-1 .,. iou , l y cut and wounded Willimn Wright , with intent ; o iuordcr , or to do hiai nouie grierotu bodily harm - Mr . R * fNKS - . vanfor th-- prrteeution : Sir ( JHcijdhv LEWJN ior tbe delene * . The lur ' s . ip ; taieJ t . » U-. ' llitt me )> n . Hecntor ni ¦ eotn «» o ' . l' . ent rad le . n onnking together at the Kinu's Head , on tKe aijrht in qn-niii . n ; the pris . meTtaini ; out uf the i-ay Horse jtubhe-h-. ¦ - . .-. anJ wet them in a pania ^ r . A q'jarrel arose » nrt utcv . tT .-, dialing which the nriwccutor f » lt b » **• « tabh « d ; th < - yrcoeeutor eharv <> d the prunier with h »» iM iota \ t ; be wasJpujwd , u « r >« i «« p-Jinife ftuiui a « ar th « place » Lens he « S » taxHU - Guilty . <• 1 \» U > impri-• one 4 min « ruonthj .. " T-he Court rose niorl ' y alter six o ' clock . i

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      . ¦ ¦ f * Tho Chairman opened th * lm « ins » jt « C Hm day with a f » vr preliminary cbeer \» tiOR » , chiefly ka to the , order tn re kept , and tho necessity of moral argument oyprphyrtical force , if practicable . All tbe coHierB wanted , naWklie , wan a fair day '* wages for a fair da \' s labcUr ; \ and jiii&Qpe& the speakers wou'd confine theeiaeWea to the > e « l qaestion » t iovuo , Had not ialroduen any irrelevant tiisvttrr . At » meeting called for Univeraal ^ nfiraoe , he would wilijijgly stppprt them , but the pre * cat ww » aaoineTqueslinn . Mr . JOSEPH AlLPORD hopej tim irntiirrs wotiM BtUk to their text , and not by a degradioa vubmi «* i << n make Rcntletneii before they paid their owk O ^ kts , Bn well reoollectrd whea James Bain ( one of the agontg ) « wne to Poynton ; he

      was much in neeeiwity , tiod «»» t at ' -mm' dbown , und hw wife mis toBKiit with b «» g » % d n > eW 'fcnny ; " but now , however honourable theea « s « ef tU > ^ olljrrii , they must not address Hm except they palled iHif-ih » nr hats , and called " Ka-BBj- * ' Mm . Bain , and the youogOBM Misa ao ond so . () , what Tfila and carpntn , aad where \»» re thfy all come from ? But if ho must hava his tti'i v ba uroMd v , ' : ry soon make * hi < tyruwt go back to his « cflia maxlbg . This Tcan wmt to ijt'iekpurt the otKer day , tn a eert » ls » awyer , to know wbitlirr he could not talc * some of tha G « Ucftit |<» prison for talking " to the knobstick *; and hn was UAi that tbe l » w could not touch them . Bnt ha said hejj ^ ould have law somewhere , whatever bacame of jostieevaaijn-. afrasit ( a Mucclcxfield , and . had the men apprehended for , intimidation , and brought uiro

      . n me magistraioa ; but iptmKUoa a « a mr . roumu * , ( tho olliirn' attorney ia the eaMV £ ifc * bas been beaten . < Ch < Hr » . ) liM e ^ c «^ «^ *^^ 1 value of'Ws 1 uWur , and ^ tat ^ bm ^ Vbmtr ^ mmiXs ^ rt the turnont .. ' For the present keep the extra jn * uey tut of the laiiulord ' s { KMikoU , and witt y ' * pocket , ui OTOUT to TUSOUe their fellow colitera . t ' Air . J . Dunn , of Hyde , » aid when ho raruc to town , he did not want their milk and water Way of d « ing LtuinepM ; hn vim ff * physical force ; ana having ' the knwb-stickx eut * h . thorthey would or not . . H « went to ono of th « pits V « r that purjHiee , wkij . it in his war thither in the procession , atu ; in spite of Bain , he would'bave given some o ! them the benefit wl his argument , hai not the remainder 'Jell soft . '

      He had been told that Ba . fc . aaid that tho colliers ought to work twelve imd fourteen horirii for their wage * , which had now been brought down to 3 a . 3 d . » day ; and if tbat individual Hmt h » v « bis wav , Bo plaiiljy saw that 2 i . 6 d . would presently be enough . Why , such jQevils as Asuwdrth and Biiu were Tegular rr . nrdoreri , whdlesH ^ e mnrderern , if they uid fiT one iTumitfrit contend ( hat the colliers ought upon an average work lactory hours . It the colliers wvro o ( hi * initid , they would stop'this gort of work , and before he w » -nt back home , too . He depTecat « d this buttermilk work—ho was lor physical furce . ; Wr . J . WiHTtUKAOBrncdtive in « i to bosteorl y , »« d their caiwo was won ; for God bath mi that ha will take ven-Rounce oMho tvrnnts . ' -

      air . B . LEAM havin « explained sotno murraoringn that had already taken place nmongst / the turnouts tewardA him andnK . aluuJttaily w , « 4 o , <•• MJ eared frpnj his StateHient ) aaidliehad ! o , t both time « ed m * nHy , and , he faired , hi » sHuatum , through supporting thtfta ; bKt hp h < . pK < t ' to sre tueui triumph at last ilS'i&Mi bo retUfipd with whatever aaenhcuH he had inado ; bee ** 3 e he knew woll that if ( he ttKenta oi thu Poynton »« dyWorth Collierif « could bring ihew workers to exist per day Spon an acorn that fall * from the oak , thoy must have no morq . ( H . ar . ) He udvined them tobepea * eab \ . )« niaquiet ; becaw * . he knew that , as vet , instancing Bruiol , D « rby , and ffottirgham , nothing hud hten got by pbysicsil f . irce ; therefore , ho «» nlu not exactly agree with that doctrine , urilexa he kniiw tho iieonli > w « ra better prepared fcr _ it . At ureiient ttero wore oRly 8 , 000 000 peraoiui employud in . preat Britain . Sootbiiid , » al Walws , while-there were 18 , 000 , 000 who work noce st all . so that oi . lv on . ! -

      eigtbthpnrt of tho whole ] Kt | mlatU > u we re » ufl ) cientl y Radical at rrc »« nt . However , tkojaga will come round ; and l- « advued them most ttuphatu » ily tu uvite lo defend their wagus , and then no petty tynmt * could rrampln river them f they h » 4 always been united , ths eullier * would now all have bee * IhIIjt employed and un ihu unjayment of h .-ttor w * j ; e » . Did not tua brick makers beat brugde . ii , tho mil wav ¦ on tmctor . la » t summer , by h »» log « n ttlluwanee from th-i ' r fund * of ) it . per w « i * anti ) ihij « ot what th * y » aat « d ; and had not the raechanie * , >|* ittt « a&ion of only nine -ear * , - uceeedea » eaUMMiiqi a rs | s «< tvages of 7 s . a day ? Look after their nj . hU , then Vftifk «> eans « ilUers Would never taw aMylh » K to few from jhair Ju . sten . ; but if thev con-Unned to neglect thalr UitfTss * . theio w »» nothing but the bsuiiie for them , and starvjsfvjWor their vrivs and families . Tte OHAtMIAN Uttrve ^ th . tthe only way to g . H at a poor man ' s bruins wax through hii haUv . ¦ ^

      Mr . KGBEaT CBAMfTOrf W « o avery Buitaolo speech in ! det . uev ol wsge * . and « l « h »^ wir » blei , K « a of u anneral striku to »| op thei » ttle-box ( i » , by Whifih imauu wages wottld i * .-, Untlv I atsimi .-ihrir wonted level . wv - ' , The H-v . Mr . VeN-TON , <* ' A » ntpn-tt » der-Lj nt , saoko to a mmilar tff . ct ; and hsvjil dttelt « i » "tt the riahts of thu p * or , sjil >« rlbe <> n vu « ek * plc * % > them by « ur Great Kather , I enlarged cpon the ut-eoMity Asm J ing U » em * elvt » together for the purpoid t . f roMUtitt ^ Aw further encroachment * ; by which means the colliers w « W » not only increaso their w ; ige » I'nt bring t jck thoao geod oUatnulwh enjoyments which were me paMitma of iheirUtheniflpI their grunurathetM The K . v . V > M . KKSi » I . a ^» r Stockp . rt , * w , k ' o fit some length in na euergvtio strsjljfc , -He believed that theeolHurs w-ore brave men , uud tha ^ ttr Would * e uueful ro « nif ever > Hey we .-e ^^ af ttsd . W « gHKtes > t ! o of new fl * , h , and tbe ^^ T kmaMk ^ tl ^ ma ^ WB ^ i ^*^ , anAJnrt GoTUter * ame Dlood . rUna rhroUKh ^ ach Othtrg Telas and tBapttha

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      Tho CHAIRMAN" put » number of rules and regulations nf a proposed l uion to the meeting , whioh hud been ngreed tn at Flowery Kield , near H yde , June 9 ; h , und approved by n « arly all the pits in the district . They * ert > pdsned unanimousl y ; and after a collection had bxin made , the meeting broke up .

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      ¦ BEsssasssasssssssasasssiisassMsssssssssssississasisssBsssassiss treason , and then have his victims apprehended . Let everything be done openly , and &bove board . ( Hear . ) Lord Jrhn Roasell had invited tfee principal-inhabitants of town * and counties to form t' em * - Helves i :. to voluntary Rgaocintions for tbe protection of life ar . d property . He ( Mr . O B ) would not saypxactly what he wcnld advise , Bithottgb-heccn-Hdered himself » n bonei < ter and a better men tbaa Uoril John : bat , as a loyal subject , he would take

      hifi Lordship ' s scggentioni and exhert tbem to form theittselves into voluntary as > sociBticns vntbout delay , and tbon Government wonld sp-edily gnpply them with arm * . Once he thought it illegal to advist * thera to pre \ ide theKseltea with are-armd ; but , so ; . LoTd . Join Rvst-eU tad bow Battled the matter by calling npon the " principal inhabitar . ts , " &c . Not , the principalinbabitants in eitliercounty or boroegh mesnt , of course , the majority ; aud the majority happen to be the most indoptriocs , therefore Lord John must meih thera . He could not menn the sro ^ -blo ? i » omert nosed

      landlorddaughter);—nor the fat , sltek parson \ cor the potbellied aldeiuaan— ( lauglter ) ;—nor the Eau dc Cologne sen * of luxury aad dissipation ; nor the whitefingered and stiraight-baclced gentry , with their sc-lited handkerchiefs , who walk about the Streets vrirtfti enne in their h « mds . ( Much laighter . ) 'lheri who tba ceyil can he mean ? Why , tho labouri »^ classes—the principal inhabitant?—tBo ' wajoiity , tc be sure . For ifce rich have their 1 C 8 , 000 ssoldientt ©' , protect their property , VhiUt there i « no power lifts , to take care of the people's . The thing is the » settled —( tear , hear);—well take Lord John at his word , and fr . rei voluntary associations for the protection of their life and property—since it is now notoriena that recroitiag is carrying on to considerable extent , and a large boonty given

      for enlistment . The mill-owners , lenguing with the Government , have stopped the factories , thrown their hands * out of permanent employment , and thus tf mpted them to join tha army , lor the norpese of killing the Chartists at tho rat © of one shilling « -dny , and a penny for beer . ( Hear and laughter . ) Ia this , predicament , they must not blame the Qne . ro , became she knew nothiMg about them onlv through her Ministers , who bold her bythe leading strings ; nor were tJ e Lords to bl&mc « they wct « a mer « i ret of women in breeches ( laugh * ter )! nor wer « the House of Commons , which control * t !; e whole , so much to blame . Then if it be not the Qoeen , nor ths House of Lr-rd ? , nor the Hohs" ol Common ** , who were the ? " to blame for any act « of injustice tbxt may yet take place ? Net Her

      Majesty » Minister * even ; for he beuered they would befriend the people , if they durgt . Then whowas it ? Whr , the upper and middle classes of society , who select the Hcuse of Commons . They in their tnrn select the Ministry ; tte Ministry appoint the Magistrates , and the Matri .-t-ates and mid ') clasa « aen goad the people . ( Hear . ) In the coiirss of his travels he bad had An oppsT-tuiiity of hearing th « feeing of the middle class towards tV Chartists ; and , in oceof the hotels , » . certain middle class man , advertinz to Dr . Taylor at Birmingham , was blowing up . th « Ministry for ba . iljng , instead ot ' putting dov > n me Chari . ists by h&nglhg their leaders , and footing their sapportcre . ( Shftme . ) But if that Government dare to hang the Chartists—if they dare hane a Chhrtist—for every one . ten other classes

      would be huig before their own doors . ( Hear . ) Haviug depicted the evik and tyranny of a middle class Goverement , as in Prnnc , where m Democratic journal was allowe i to exist , or rapt * than cineteen _ pijrsoBs to be members of any political " Association , l » -st the parties be apprehended , h « adverted te the national hoU ^ ay to be pbserred ia case the representatives of tho veritable public wer » not recogni * ed by the laws of the laud . Lot bo * the anvil be strcck within the lergth and breadth of tkelaud . Let not a needle nor a ppa ^ e be used unless to dig soma tyrant ' s gr . wet . Let- not a shuttle move , unless to weave the winding sheet of somemonster-robbe * , some profit-monger , who dared t ©< attack the People's Parliament . AH will then sooa be over . He had some news to tell themnot that

      , he told them to do the same ; only having heard ir , there was surely no more haim in telling news than selling it . ( Lapghttr . ) Now , the p-oplc ol Newcastle bjvd 'l ^ cidedoppn adopting a . oertaia ^ laa aarinjtJtt . A- » nae » , not ttatf ^^ teaaTwed tr _ P ^ w «^»* t < dluw it . No , not by any" means . When their representatives are brought up for trial , unless centrarv instructions come down firora the Convention , the brave men in the North are determined on that day , to hare a universal strike , —C'Swne here , " )—and , assembling round the trial-honsV in their mighty strength , will si-nd word to tie Judge that they wera standing outside , waiting for an acquittal . ( Cheers . ) The effect will be wondrou ? . He did not advise tr . em to do so ; because it would be against tht * law , atd they knew ho * loyal he was . He Uad

      now aa important question to ugJc them . Were theyap to tho mark ? ( We are . ) By that he meant wen they provided with all legal and constitutional applinnce ? , and herewith to bring tbew cursed preftt-muugers to their senses ? ( Yes . ) H « r could tell them no plainer ; but if the ? did not by this understand what ho meaut , whj they wonld soon . As a loyal man he coald uot tmnk of saying anything illegal ; and , besidec , ho had heard that there were ahvady 27 warraniftOf one sort or another against Members of the Convention—yet , if he wero ever brought before a magistrate , and ho ha 4 not don * anything disloyal at present , he would proTft that they who were trying him were themselves

      receivers ol stolen goods . [ Laughter and cheers . ! He .-bvidri them cast ns 54 e tht-ir braggadocio , and by fierce looks , and something shining over their chimney-piec- ? s , to be determined ; for until sora * thin » in earnest like this be done , tbo Government , vrho know all about them through their spies , will take advantage of their want cf preparidness , they ha * , ing already cannons of enormous calibre , firearms , efce ., manufacturing in large quantities . He waa determined to stand by his constituents to th # death , reduced though he was by exertion in tha public canse , and , If heeds be , dioin the last ditch in their defence . This able speaker retired amidst the deafening cheers df the populace .

      Mr . Roberts , Secretary to the Manchester Coancil , _ ad dross > d tha meeting in «• ph ysical-force epeMia , which from the honr of the night , it was not possible to report . ' Ho advocated ulterior n-. easurtw with considerable success , having been warmly r- sponded to by an attentive anditory . The meeting broke up a little aft- r ten o ' clock , after sundry ronnds of cheers had been given to the friends of the cause . Other meetings in support of the Charter and th » Convention having been held during the week in different parts of the borough , at all of which one feeling appeared to prevail amongst th

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      Affection of the Poor for the Bas * tiles .- —Ah a party were returning from Wragby on Tuesday afternoon they saw soin .. men carrying , a young female who waa ia a state of esttreme exhaustion . Mr . DawsoB inquired the cau « ot tb « poor-girl ' s iilness , when he was iiiformsd that * he had *> een taken out of a hole in a haystack . The girl was too weak to give any explanation at the moment , but by degrees he learned that she bad been a servant at a farm-house , where she had committed some very triflicg fault , for which bprmistr&w had threatened to seiad her to the union-workhou » e , to avoid which she . had absconded , and had for threw week * bid herself in the haystack , where sfee wa » found , only goingoutat night to " satisfy her extreme hunger bj eating the grass from the field side . Tbe poor girl is being taken eare of , and hopes are entertained of her surviTiog . —Lincoln Chronicle .

      Chartist Meeting , London . — Monday right , at seven o ' clock , in pursuasee of a printed notice , beaded a Outrage at Birmingkum , " rhe object of which wa * stated to be to addrew the ^ aeeti , in order * ' to cauaeaa enquiry to be madf into li \ n brutal and atrocious proceedings of the au'l-oritks at the abors town ^ " a meeting of Chartists took piacr ouCierken-^ eH-green . It w » s one of the m 6 . < t r . Hmerou « tbat has been held there ; between 4 . 000 aad 5 , 000 per-» ops being presenr , a furniture van w «< placed in th * middle of the ro ^ d , from which the difftiect speaker * addressed the crowd , sever *! . delegate assisting . Various rejolutions were agreed to , which in strocg tt'fms denounced the conduct of tht-. . mii ' thorities at 8 irnjiBgh _ am , nndji pi tili iii . Tiini in ijlL- iiLlJiyi - IJii * » . lso adopWd . The whole went off ^ nlQ ^ r ^ l ^^^ ^ anner » ' One ' peculiarity of tp (| p >^^^ 84 ^ mi \ SS night was , that neither gag no ^ T $ p 9 jiM $ ^ Vi Q ¦ ¦ •? t > .- *> I « .. Xc / o < i :...:, , - . . jj ^ j ^^ Pl ^^ iv ^ Sj'p . *^" -. . z ^ 4 ?^ v" ) - " 3 lt . -

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      NISI PE 1 US COUHT .-Fhiday , Jvly 12 . Mr . Justice CoLtman # at at twelve o ' clock , and took two or three unimportant and uttitiendeu causes in the North and East itiuiug list . Satuupay , July 13 . ( Before Mr . Justice ( Joflmun . ) Tbo onlv caw of interest wu thttt of M ' KKE V . BIN'Gr . OSE . Me *« w . CRrssTTEt . i , sni MARTIN appear ^ for the plaintiff ; Wei « n . . ai . fx . iMjEK at ! KmjkUs for ti . « dfipuilant . ! he ionrn r i » a mercbant remair . g nt Huil , aui the latter ii the ) efc » l ro ^ r > wl : iUk vl Mr . Sa : nuel Ri i ^ riige , who , dariBf ; iu ! il ? -tijue , was au exi-nsive tariiier nt Sortti Csve . The > ctk-n w « b l . r . . i fe iil t" recover jtkl ior ) od n ing » , attendance * c . di : r ; rt ( a jiriodoi tivo muiitos , diuii . g » Uich Wr . Binjfr . ' *» i Vivefi ut the p ' jiiitjtT ' s , u-fcii * . Ijbuui . ig unjer canter , t-i be ni » ar . r ^ . --i > i rii ^ diciii udvice The ( klen-jaiJt pieudeii tbnt 1 . tf vra ~ iievcr inC .-b ' . eJ , ami secojid , that he ftad faiiiiluliy aOaiinioin . tJ ill theeliccts ol ihe dttcaacd . Mow / ay , J't ' y 15 . The Learned JtTj . Gt : ' . ispoued tMs mornine nf the undefmded ctuee . i ; una , F »« vera ; omer unint « re « rfihg canes .

      DOE DEM . HABUNr I :. WARD AND 0 THEK 9 . Thia » u an » cui , » o' fjectiyent , trocght by a poor utoi * . maker re * iJiug :. t Nonti&ilerti . a , to obtain ponatiwiun cf hoidc ! : rj '' ed e * t « tK . Hitu : it « near York , uui now held b / \ V . C . HarUnd , Kiq ., M . $ ' .. tb <* litf ^ ndaiits btin ;( l : is tei : ar . t » . Tho iess . 1 T of the p ' aintiff . Jam . s HarlanJ , condarte . ! hw own CMe . andwa-iactonnu . wiflieJ with a neat at ttiecminstl ' a tablo . Mcwu . CBtfSWEiL , ALEx ^ NPtR , and TtUlUNSGM were lor the A « lrnd-inti . Mr . Harlund opened hi * case by reading hiB pedigree frr . m Henrv H .-. rl » in 3 , ot the junsU of Hawuby , wh-, » e will was roved 15 bO

      ; - m B y hu Kill the landed estates wow claim .-. ] were fcpqueatl . ed bv him to hia chilil'en a » d their heirs , for ever . Lady Harland , the laat pos *< ., i * or , biqueathea h * r property to Mr . Harlaad , the present owner , ¦ .. ho helii it under ber vriii . rbe plaimifl" pnt in a gr . ot iiiiinber uf ancient lUxunieatH , « -i !! -, < fec ., and certiCcatee <> r tile births , niarrugci , aiid death * oi bi * anc ^ storu , ; nd the ner * ral hi'ir * atlaw an !» rior to himself . This evv 2 > nce was , of eoar .- ^ p , totally U ! . intere » tiiiK to the pi . bUc , an ! excitwl but little attention . 1 he plaintili , however , Jailed in proving hu case , and ha waa nc < -.- > r , hngl _ v nciiaui ^ ed . The Coart tnj .. urn . £ at hall-past nine o ' clock .

      Tuesday , July 14 . The Le » rnrd Jui fiE , ut the sitting of the Court , disposed of trtw or ti » r , . e mide : ne as an attorney i . n !» : «) , ]> ai , 1832 »! r . Junes ¦*¦* -. a CLmmissi-aer nr ^ er the the luci . sure Act . ; He pleaded pa : m-nt . fMe dispu'e was , whether in 1832 ; i sum cl SiWtTjfAW -, v , s .-aid to Mr . IV « ce . On account i . f one ol ibe \ , ua BOt Wli . ) j taxed , tho plainiitT wa » dsb Hiut ^ a .

      Wtdr . est ( ay , July 17 . sirrrcTttx at sufffucIjD . ilAPLEb Sen . o . PLANT . Mr . CrPEswell » nd Mr . Iv . iines were for the plaintiff- Sir ( J . Lewi * anO Mr . Ha'l , ' .. r ite defendant . The action \ ras bron ^ ht to rtcovrr coinjwnHuiiou for : te loss ot tha services oihud- ^ Bghter , by her being car ; : ally knj / . n and -lBrMucbud by the de' . vni ' . anf ; : o which t > i » def-ndan : pWCod the coner »! iksae . Th » dsm ^ - g . * Krre laid at jT 5 d 0 . This case occupied -orr . i : tirnv . Tl > e defeure was , that tliu ( jirl wm of ioow li-araitcr _ pniT io hi-r : . ^ q .: air ! taiic « with the defendant = : veral win .-rsgr ? fjve n-voiiinji t ^ timonv tg thu eff-ct . — \ vrdict fnr : b . " i'laiatiff- ' -LMiuagea jt 10 t > . " The Court di < J not ri > e umi ! piljiito ' clwk

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      THE POYSTOX AND WORTH COLLIERS . On Monday last , a lar ^ s meeting of tho turn-out and other collier * in this n . > igliUoiitl ) .- » od took place i « Hupt Uiasn , near Mic-c p . -li id- Ti : 3 nnes-. iOr-jed rain . rs , to the n » iibi . T ol betwe » : i thfc « an . ! C . "r hniii 3 ' - d , marched irom th- » r nimitteo b--j ! K ' at in <> rimlN Head , Hith-lane , praefdea u > - a ba .-. a oi ui « is , th-.- « 3 ii tue frynton and WortU Culiery Ground .. nlwr-j the ki . -, ' o .-: licl ; s ii -med s ^ b ^ -aiej of tlair posubn with heirfenor . -. ru .-n , and , a » t ^ ihriliii-. g g o-: nr . al lm- traiupet eutvred ttHf f ^ rs , tht j hpr" -a-fd to hide f-, < -iiieW , s in t \ rir ius

      .. wr . - i > u t :.-- » fcce . 1 hey . r .- 'cesgH-B ipadu a , tor ; » i' halt he'e ? ud i : U .-:. < - : ccsii .-i . a .-L .-ni , - ?! s < sie or tho leaders ' , -. vh < -ib < -r ir ,- -- v . r > Ks .. " \ c mir-re » tif . u ' : d Rot lie tnrat-d . Ut dI thu ? Hs ei * , ¦ : rnnis , : ii ^* i .- ; . f to tUo ruh ; -about b » - m ? ar . 8 t ( .. sln ... < , tiKo-.-. P ! . ' . ; bu ; . ; :., . . r ^ -St-ix :. ' ¦ ' ( ols of th . ' oj - ' enM i . - . triiiv . ! . J i ' . i c < . « :.: n : ; ii-U J r- $ - } t . jv . d 'ho b . uid , 6 '; il ; i-if p the hv . - ! . tir r >< --S * ^ t ! -. e Conqn-rlnt' H-ro foiuos ' " ij « t «^ . ; . -. fo . i wed rry th co ' . ls-j : S | wfho an-ived at B- > p . Liret-M jl . it . K . uitr v " , r o \' . u-.. < , ni I ' . ki ^ a p-ricd the / acting ¦•¦¦> jK r .-T . ' -t > d by c . i ' . i'g ¦ : , - ¦ . G . * fgi H : tr- ~ -iiwy . Q ~ lie . '

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      MEETING OF CHARTISTS AT STOCKI'ORT . Oa Monday evening last , several thousands oi male and female Chartists were called toget ' -er on a vacant plot of ground near th « Social lnstitatioD , ( jreek-atnet , lor the purpose of hearing one of thoir rspr ^ fntatives in the National Convention , Mr . U Unen , and taking advice and instruction at the present eventful crisis—a crisis which a patriotic anvl lngh-nnnded chsractor verv aptly observed , wa ^ , ;' a time when England would either bo lost or won !" 1 he meeting was called for six o ' clock ; but , in con sequence of some unavoidable uelay , business did not commence until near eight ; nor could Mr . bronterre O Bnen join his constituents before nine , he ( m company with Mr . Leach , the Secretary ; having at that moment come from Manchester with the least possible delay .

      Mr . John Wiurht , on being called to the chuir , congratulated the meeting on the attendance of SO many females ; it was the best proof that somethiuK was wrong . When they uaw their representatives ii ' i theHoaaoof Commons , who called the people to assist them to carry tho Reform Bill , which thay said would be the means of obtaining all that the people want , d—when th ^ y 8 aw these men , after they had gained their point , tnrnkg ronrid in thi . < way , and telling them that they need not expect any lurtner reform , it is was evidence , if nuj were wanted , that the middle class men were not the friends of tae people , and that tha people roust be n > ady for action on their own behalf . ( Hear . ) The Chartist * vrerennther blood-thirsty nor murderern : nor disposed te break the law in any shape or foTm becauge they knew that anarch y or confusion would be a great evil to society ; and situated as England

      was as a commercial nation , tlv > shopkeepers and the working classes would bo tho greatest suiFerers . All that the people at larg * wante d were their righto ( and we'll have them too" ); and they can g « f them , too , TVithont shedding one drop of blood , if thay w ouli only carry out the recommendation of the Convention ; for , as Wakley told them , it was of as tench nso to petition the rock of Gibraltar as the House of Commons for redress of our grievances , lie cautioned the meeting to ba peaceabla ; and thereby shoTT their enemies that the working classes were fit to be trusted with Universal Suffrage ; for he had no doubt tLat Government had its spies and emissaries about , who woald not only strictly record thtt laugnnge used and the conduct of tae meeting generally : but would exaggerate them materially . ( Hear . ) Keep within th « law ; and assqredly we shall have " Eqnal righta and equallawa . '' Thi-s will give as all we want—this wo desire , and nothing less will we be satisfied with .

      Mr . J ajieh Mitchell said , Mr . Chairman , female and male slaves of Stock port—slaves , I say , both male and female , because whenever a person is emp loyed , not only to gain his own livalikoed but tho livelihood of him by whom he is en « raged rthen I say ne becomes a sUvu . ( Hear . ) The Chairman has -aid that he-had-not » donbt but that theru were spies and emissaries here—wolye 8 ia Bheep ' s clotliifljj—t' -nemies ol $ he people—in thi * asaembly ; but it is no matter who is here . The time is arrivedthe day is at hacd ; and all the devil * on earth c « not proveut t&e resalt , and the scvereigti people of this mighty eia ^ , irt « , must , will , acd shall ha » e those nants of which they hare be * n so long dsprived ( Troinen ^ our applause ; a female sail " aad-. since it ; s gonv ao far . . re will have more than wo wnated at . first . H-jar , hear . ) Why these graat mov-menfs ' iu the country ? Becanje thfy who at pwieat p : s-^ tha pocer under ths K'furm B 5 !! , which the i ¦ ¦•• ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ * i

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      jffople helped them to tret , have now turned round > y Haying tha tit i » a final measure ;—Minme ;)—Hut wiih Birmingham , the brave mew of Birmingham for owr leaders , we will vow vengeance upon our oppressors . ( Hear . ) The people have , gone on with their wotk slowly and calmly ; but ¦ while they proceeded slowly , xh « y have doh * it det rminedly . ( Cheery . ) Their minds . were Eia ^ e up ; and if they jict their partct well , they will crush the deapots of Ihii country . Only let the Convention iaene their cottrt-narids and all is ready . M * motto is and

      always was " peace , law , and order . " and I believe thit that is the motto of the Convention likewise . I arn for " peace , law , and order . " I said if tho Convention were only to give the word , such , vw , your confidence in those met , that you would strike the blow ;—C Wo would , " andeneera ;)—and if that time come . 4 , Oh , my God , it will not be a French Revolution , nor nn American War , no , nor an Irish Rebellion . If the working peoplo of England ar ^' called to strike the blow , thty wonld follow Birmingham : and they have sworn if they Peterloh

      the people , tht-y will Moscow the country . ( HeBr . ) Now , that is what the tyrants dread more than anj - thin i ; , because the peoplo are generall y to poor and ao miserable that they cam not "" whether tlaey live or die ; and as the rich will not h *» l £ * t > » , thor will bring th : m to the level with ihe poor . ( Latifbter . ) 1 recollect when , as one of tne deputation " waitiBg upon the Borooghreeve of Manchester , relative to the great demonstration on Kersal Moor , Colonel Wehiyss happened to be in the room ; and in the course of couver .-atior , I was informed that it was Col . Weinytss who said "Nowwhat wctild you do , if supposing a breach of the peace wan to take place , and the military came amongst you with powder and biill ? " Why , we answered , that the people wonld also meet them with powder and ball , and H

      that failed , we could have rece-urse to something else ; and what that wonld not accomplish , the torch and the dagger would . ( Laughter . ) They looked at each other very s «» ripu * iy , shook their heads , and said no more . Tfceir permission wa * then given to us without umurtuur . ( Hear . ) Well ; after all , we haw the best of it in every respect ; and certainly we have tbe advantage in tbe argument , rfiaco no person ever attempted to prove bsfore fl public nsep-tiug of Chartistn , that th ^ -y had no right lo Universal SC'ffrage . ( Hear . ) AimiJ they cannot prnetothe contrary , it follows , as a ' matter ol course , that we arc rigbt and our enemies are wro&g . We have been calleii asse- —mere ignorant asses , by the authorities of this town . ( Shama . ) Whether an »« or not , lam not one who / ears any pettv

      tyrant of this or any otherplace . . islong bb I tunable co face the Magistrates on the bench , and tell th--police to their very teeth , that they act unjustlyand as long as I do not break the laws of my country , I have no occasion to fear any Eiau . ( Hear . ) 1 am pro :. d to say of the middle classes , too , that 1 and my colleague have bc- « n abused by them ; yet if there be any such present who ereeneades to the principles ot the working classes , I charge him to come forward and discuss the Charter opeuly . Let these pompous middle clas?—these shopkeepers and pubhctins only contemplate the maey empty shops in the borough ; and if that will not arouse their good seili > e , their sound judgment , and discretion , then , let poverty bring them to . ( Apulaus .- . ) The speaker next entered into the question of the Corn

      Laws , w ' , ich the shopkeepers considered a primary question but he showed distinctly that with the prextnt Constitution of England , its immense taxition— £ 11 . 00- ' , 000 per annum for the ' black slngn . " the parsons ; £ ' 11 , 000 , 000 per annum to the Array and Navy , for th * purpose of keeping the people in bondage ; £ 355 , 000 H-ye&r to support the Queen ; and £ 28 # UQ . OOO towarcs the liquidation of theiuterest of < k * li « i 6 bal D » bt , incurred by our wars against hWty in other coHntries , &c , &o ., —that the repeal of the Com Laws , with deep and designing foreigners , would uot beuifit this country ; because , by thd introduction of thousands upon thousands of labourers from the agricultural districts into the manufacturing towns , the wages of the op ratios wonld necessarily be reduced to a very considerdble

      extent He also deprecated iv . strong terms the journeys of Orreil ' t , Carr's , and Bradshaw's weaver * in wa ^ -gou « , ic , to Deub * m Park ^ at a porvyi « f abort time ? aud mllowiog Hottms ' B w- * veT ^ to be crashed ia their struggle against % rotlucdou ol their wages by a tjr » Dnical master . Mr . Mitchell concluded a most excellent and original address thus : —My Friends , —With the Charter we may do almosranything ; acd the peoplo may , at last , be contented aud happy . If yon are of niy mitdit may soon be bo . V ou can release- yoBrseivt » s if you like ; and , unless you seize the protect opportunity of snapping in twain the chainu which have so long fetteiBd . your energies and yonr hop- * , Britons evr shall be slates . ( Tr < menrlous applause . ) The

      National Petition haa now met its fate ; and 46 have vou-d for it—so lhat Jack Hamer ( " ah , that traitor ") ir . ay now see thnt tbera are forty-six other assei * besides me . ( Laughter . ) Prepare for the day of trouble . I warn you seriously to prepare , for it will come , and bj felt likt » the shock ol an esrthquaks : its appearance will be as sedden as a clap ov thunder . ( Hear , hear , bear . ) Then will our enemies bury themselves emoTsg the rocks and mountains , and cry out with u loud v « ce unto the rocks , " 0 , fall upon up , and hide us from the face of the people . " ( . Cheers . ) Be reBdy to obey the directions of the Convention , and then shall we regain possession of those long-lost lights and privileges of which we have been so long deprived . The speaker retired amidst the applause of the immense multitude .

      Mr . Isaac Johnhon followed . He also attacked the conduct of Joi . n Hamer ; he had so often led the working people on to victory , bnt he will never lead them again . The sacred month was near at hand ( not ten days off ); and , if properly followed up , would unquestionabl y sav ? the nation . He deprecated the conduct of the working classes parading and regaling themselves at Durham Park , and in public housej , during " short tima , " a ^ d called npon others to point tbe finger of scorn at tho . s ¦* a * the ensmiea of mankind ; because it was the worsi thiEg they could possibly do against the rate of waxes . Allntiing to the National Peutiou , the * p » aker said ic had b ^ en a ^ S'rted that if the Charter pajjged tha Hoase of Thi ves , it would H 3 t pass tho HoKsa of Incurables ; but if the people dice gjt their own representatives , they could please them . nelris wh etler they had a House of Orphans or not . ( Laughter . )

      Mr . James Leah said a few words against the banking system , and tho pse of intoxicating liquors , which t ^ o subjects , having been alluded to iu the address just issued by the National Convention , h * udvised the working classes especially to carry ou : , being , in his opinion , the msat important of the whole . Ths continuation of his observations was interrupted by the appearance of Mr . O'Brien about nine , who was received with rounds of cheering , " oft and loud . " ¦ Mr . BKONTjmRi : O'Brien , in the course of along and most eloquent address ( which we have not roosa to give entire ) said tbat he had not h « d an honr and a half ' s notice , that ha was expected in Stockport that evening , as he had undertaken tr > say M > m » thing to . the people " of Manchester . They , iiowev

      . er , hadgiveawny toStockpsrt , and wten on his way from Manchester , in company with Mr . Leah , he Was like iRsop , when he waa taken to prison , did not know where he w * aa going . Since he last wos-in Stockporf , he had addressed twentyriin * public meetings , besides twice that number oi select meetings , varying fr < jm two to three hundred persons—making about sixty meetings altogether . He was happy to tell this meeting that from Stirlingshire to Dumbartonshire up to here , the m- ' -n who wer ^ present at thos 3 meetingV promised him most solemnly that they would have the People's Charter , peaceably if they could , bnt aay way rather than be without it . ( ' -So will we . ") They also gave him to understand that they were preparing themselves with means by which they might be able to get it Hehad told those meetings how the uDDer cla «^

      had robbed the labouring classes of land abroad and at home , and how they kept togethtT 108 . 000 armed raen for the purpose of burji-jg thoir stael in the breasts of th « working classes if flwy Utd UOt gnbmit toue vampire fauadfo cU-w men , a » d the homicide autocracy , tte hired scribbler , and a bluecoat . d aud red coated oligarchy . When he descried thei and other things- mparticukr , themen of Scotland declared themeel yes toady to take the Charter , or ¦ cie m cofenceoftWrights .. Havingadvi ^ dothers » do so - he . dtiMd them to b * r »| y , also to help them ; for : newr wvre the working people nearer victory or detraction . During the sacred monS theai , and ba dsterminsd to follow c » t the TecDmtaendatisn girefl th-iia ^ y the Conveation . IS « f tlw man wfto * airt * i tc ^^ jper in tlidr ear in soae c , rii , r { . ha wM a TUlaj » ,. » ad waated to breed

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), July 20, 1839, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1066/page/1/