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      -n rrille Estate , near Riikmanswoitb , and haTiu- an Sow to spare awaiting the train to Newcastle , I am jnsious to devote that tune to the best possible mu > £ ^ T fc , that of adding further testimony to theprc « £ ady liuhushed accounts of the comforts andadvantoces ns « ltinS «» ra " » e possession « f the soil . The ^ oospMtoes TisrtJng the tstate may very probably -nfre at diSerentCf ndosions as to the well-being aud tomfort m those located thereon ; hut this I can state ^ tno'h " ? tnatnas come within my observation can mtpass the comfort and convenience of their dwellings . I catered the house « f John Heaton . No . 9 , and waB fcwrf'y " ^ J ^ ™ " V bansdf and sons , the latter of . horn were busy at the wearing . I purchased as much jj the material tntne loom as my means would allow , uld <« * intend »* ¦*«>« to purchase from - ho $ elocated * tie Land all that I stand £ n ncea of in the shape of . a *^ 9 ^ k ^ ^> A ^ ^^ ^ . « A Ulb . 1 . ^ ^ a ^_

      d otting * ° iea or the L * - l " * S most respectfully to mhcit We adoption of a similar line of conduct truiu all rallies *•* & «» " OH * ** the soodcause . Without Jntcr i <« int 0 a fuU d < tail « -f what I s » w and heard on ^ oocssiop , suffice it to state , that I was most hkhly iAtbtA with the ¦ bew | ty of the *« ne , and however " me pirtieJOayatttmptto decry theschnne , thepar . to may « liiae itt Villn to m . » and l would recommend r ^ t person who takes an interest iu the welfare of ft . working classes to pay a visit , If poisihle , to the . cute , and judge for themselves . Not having time to ¦ demure at the present . I beg to state that parties ^ L janz farther particulars shall be fully infotmed ! j ! rt « of by persoml application to me , at the sign of JheCo * ^ t ' Newcastle upon-Tyne . —Mahtis Jobe . " f # s I fed thankful to * 4 r Beesom , of the Cart and ZJ&o , Rickmanswortb , for much useful intorniation , " hen driving me to the estate . —Watford Railway

      tfr J *« K 8 Ieich . —Amongst the letter- received last % -eek « hen our first ed tion was all tmt fail , and , con . ( Mtteudy . we had no rnom to notice them , was a letter IIjjjj « r James Leach , ' of Manchester , commencing : as Mtoirfnj ; . :- "lH the Sorthern Star of Saturday . May jjnj . in an article upon the Manchester Anti Corn Law HettioS tcld * n ttle Town-hall , head , d ' Triumph of Omits " , 'there is the fulli . wing sentence : — 'We are r ia 1 to see James L * arh assume his natural position in § , f-uding bis order against ihtir enemies , ' From the readi"S " ^ t ^ e ahoTe i n " duubt many of your readers would conclude that James Leach had assumed an unnatural tuition , from which he had turned , and again gxuiued a natural position . From this assumption I faitiit , and indignantly throw back the insinuation , fcc , &c . ! " We are & r y to see Mr Leach lose his tcm . jur , and in a very uncharitable spirit put a construction ooJn " ur words wliich , ire are ure , no other reader of

      the Star wnuid tlu :-k of affixing t < tthem . Those words were : _«« Let onr renders turn to the report of the meeting "e allude to , and j » in with us iu thanking Leach Dixon . and their townsmen , for the noble service thevhaverendewdtoCuarfi-m . We are heartily glad to s-c 4 au . es Leach again in his mtural position , defending his order from the cralty assan'ts of their re morseless enemies . " Our meanins was as plain asour ir > ird 3 . ttot XIrLeach , riftcrhavingbeeafora conttduaVt fyntsiUntand inaetice , and , therefore , not in hu natural position « an advocate and defender of the people , lad again assumed fiat natural position hy chauipioniiziig Heirciuse agauist their ivemies . " Is there any "insinuation' ' or assumption , " talse or unwarrantable in oar words ! We bee to tell Mr Leach that the writer of the article he complains of never " insinuates , " he { s in the habit of " speaking out , " whetlier it be praise or blame . We withhold Ur each's letter , because ,

      written in a spirit anything but friendly , its pubiiea tion would involve the necessity of a reply < m our part ; and for such puerile personalities wa baveno room ; we can better occupy our columns . liess nocaB ( Leweshamt , iith May , 1817 . —Sib , —I have the honour Je acknowledge the receipt of your letter . Thoug h there are some good things indie " People ' s C harter , " I am not at present prepared to say I can fop iiurtitasauhole : but inm-swer to the questions to « taiued in yonr favour , I beg to state that I am pre pare d greatly to extrnd the suffrage . ' I will vote for ( he adoption of the Ballot , and for the abolition of a Property Qualification fir Members . J should > u po < t the Division of the Const tueucy into Electoral Districts , liatt could not vote for Annual Tarliaments , although I sfcou ! d desire to see tin ir duration very much shortenwL I th ; nk three jears quite Ions enough . —I have he honour fri be , Sir , your must obedient servant . » . W .

      jjr JosephMor ^ n . Wiee . n I'flijt — Iiiadun-sable . w lassie . —We are aware of the f&ne of the student ! of - 'die College of Huckhav 6 n , " nevertheless we must aeiinethi insertion of your " poetry . " B E . L —Send the sum i-f £ 5 < s 4 d . for four shares , ard is expenses in a Po » t-offlVe ord . r , t > 8- ' , Dean , ilittt . Sohw , a ^ d the Directory will transmit you a m of tiie roles , a card , and a certificate f « r the tmuant . A member cannot withdraw his money , but he can transfer his shares to a : wtlur person ; but this cannot be doi . e until the Company is fully registered . Send vour address to the office . toKSisDS . — A member « . f thellinlevbraniih ot tbeSafiiniat Land Company , who is desirous of purchasing a three or toor-acre all-m eat rai the Lowbanils estate , Wo-e = sk : rshi ! C Any « f the allottees who may wish to diSDOSe Of » hsK alloftnem will murh oblige by ad <

      iressinc a line , Statins the sum requT .-d to Mr Jeremiad Yates , T . nipcnmce Hotel , Mil s-b . nk . Sbeltham . | £ rT . 'B" ! JSo » , LiverpooL—Appy to Mr lleywood , 5 S , Oldhan-street . MaucliKter . 3 AtA sHtELi » i a person from this plac" named " W Sanderwu' wrib ^ us a very angry l .. iterab » ut not rccdT . . it the Sgrtiem Star on the Saturday , and threatens to write to Mr O'Comwr on thesubject . Not to rrp ^ y to him in his own abusive style , we merely tell him « o don ' t i-upply him direct frum tins office . Tlie papers sent to the agent at Oal-ishields , and to every oth ^ r par t < if * cotland , arc posted in due iuiecv-ry Friday murniag . Ho thaiiti for his three folios of &bA ~ tf . tti Hallot f «»* ths O'CossoBViLtE Tea Teat is kEHALf 1 > E THE VlCTIJlS . —To THE CHiBTlST PDBWC . — Fsien < ts , —ft e have been solicited by several j-atriofc iudivjduali ( who are evid ntly desirous of promoting

      the U ippmess f tlie wctunt ) t > po .-tpone the iia : i » t !• : a month , tb » t they may le further enabled to extem ) their efforts to piocuroas ^ tancefortiie same . T such indivdu- « Is too much prai-e ea mot be award -d : —their praiseworthy exertions are highly appreciated by the democrats oiBilsWn , and canuot fail to coinnimd ( fi-r them ) lbs- respect and esterm - * f all pood men engaged in the great « ork of unman generation . Had t-very locally acted wth the same * p i- it * s the men of Alva , WujhtO " , RirminnVam , Carrington , Oxford , Derby , Halifax , Wyketield . Bahliury , and a few other plates , together wi : h the private exertions of some families uhouavecouniiiUtedas n-uch as four , six . and euht . subscriptions each . « ur object would hav * been m « re tiian leaiK-d : nut , alas ! alas ! tbe greatest and most nfUentiaU-catfnes-eem to treat the project : :

      « s gometiiing bematii their nodje !! This apathy and mdfference is truly d-plorable ! The victims ha « e jacrificed comfort , heaUb , relatives , and everythiuj they iosse * sed . in order th « t their liberty might be secured !! And are we to cast them aside as tlie mill lord casts aside his hired slaves when they are no longer able to add to Ms ric es ? " fetish the thought !!! Would ft not be mo . v jost , mor * honourable , more praiseworthy , and afford you more consolation to prorids the aged , the widow , s . nd the orphan with plenty an i comfort * Undo-ibted y it would ; then wh ; do yon withhold y « nr assistance f we do noi solicit you to aid is in an v « f chari'y , butin th" performance of a lonsneslHSeddnQ ? A ' eagain solicit your co-operation in the eood work , and hopeyou will give an early re-puns * to our call . - Thhhas Albmsd , Secretiry . I ! ; I ¦ > ¦ ' 1 I ¦ 1

      AU Post office orders to be nvtde payable at tlie lUlston Post-office . To Thomas Almond , Trunk Maker , and addressed to the care of Mr Joseph Unuey , Whiti Horsa Higii ^ treefcHiUton . Ti . e bad'it w 11 take idare on Tuesday , July the 6 th . [ Wo suggest to the Committee to reuew the description of the Tea t . ay .. —E » . A * - ] SALtFAr —I « lo wish my Halifax friends would ob = erve a lime consistency and denounce everythiiiit . Why not denounce an agitition for a Repeal of the R .-ttep ; iyiti : r Causes ! Why nut denounce j ; n agitation for the Land ! Wit * nut lieu-unce an agitation for the T > n ilours' Bill ? ffby not denounc- an agitation for a Repeal of the Poor ¦ . ¦ > 1 t - ' ! ? r

      Law Amendment Act ! Why nut denounce an agitation for tiie Kegeuerati'in « f Poland ? Why not denounce an agitation for the restoration of Frost , Williams , and Jones t when one and all are less measures than the People ' s th * iter ? lagitate the total abolition oftitiies , to place before the peopie a qutstion rf enurm-us national gr-cvance . in ord > r that fc-ey may discuss it . ami I never did propose t-i make it or any other question a suUst-tute f .. r tlje " People ' s Charter . " What I require and what I will continue to do , is to familiarize tlie unrepres < -uted with every i .-rieva .. ce against wi . ich they must be prepared sooner or later to contend . I am glad I have awakened the men of Haiifax . F . O'C . Put Dn . vin 3-iioAD Glascow . —Their cominuuication - = i f . > 1 ' - - ' 1 1

      . w , S ibrwar ! ed io Ur O'C-. nuor , -mu was Ecut bv him to ' the Ifnufrirs . the Jiroj er parties to receive it . * . Su » Lt Cafitalistis in error : pl < * t * arc free , -bIioIIj free Wfcen purchaseil » y tlie occupant . fliEiH . Higa : i . —My friends must at once see Hie folly an . iimijruWnceof my entertaining the dispute . I huv < read tlie correspondence « ith the l > irectors . atid entire > y subscribe to the course tue Directors recoaimeud . > ° 1 '

      LEGAL . JSOTICE . —It it parSculartj requested thai no » iore PJ'IVATS LAW CASES n . av be sei . t t . Mr Ernest Jones unta after the FIFTEENTH JXSTAST , as . twiur t » the great number of fio-e now « n hand , it »!•!« eimp-ssiMe to attend to them heforethat date . RussgiX - 'wga -. —I have wiitteu to James Todmw . JoHM- Kac- - If y < -ur land-ord has made an excessive cutress he i-1 unishalde by an action on the ra ^ c ; and fce » sn . * mstified in » eiii Rjimre of your goods than sun ieut to i ay the rent and tha reasonable vxvenses ot the dl-iress and * a > e . H «* seems to have actea with lustiness lOHards ^ ou ; but yours is Jlie fetn » f many poor men . Circum ' stanced « s y . u ar-, I see no course for . you to take but to get yonr landlord to re'urn you such of your goods as werv over and above a rea ^ o :.-a > le distress . t t i . t e 1 1 t ti f i 1 -

      ^ AMU f ookb . —It is impoBsible to say what the expenses would oc without seeing the evidence on which tue prisonir was co . iiiiiittrtl I thin- you had best apji ' y ttovd » espectable solicitor and see what is the smallest sum for whivh he would make the application . H . Jm - ^ . C 4 Unot lay vb ib > r tie csccu < onsi > f jourlatf fkt je »* 3 till , may . ««• tnaj notbejualiii . din dclajlag ths . | iay-iieniot yo « r l « grcy ; but if jou « Ul gi » e me their uam «« an-1 addres $ e > , 1 iriil write to tiisan . $ , S . D , —You maj proceed a .-ainst tiia necu ^ . rs for jourahhre « f the m < inejr . If al' the txecutor * proved , you mu »< pr .-eeed ag . tinit them all . But pise me their names an I addres « es . and I will wr . se to toe n . Nv . ph ^» * s d neices of the half-blood are eutstUd . The exproae- of proving the will must be paid out of otter projter } of thef te titor , 'f saffiewnt . Sfie may hart the Iea : « h . ldi to her daUiUtei iu pMereneo to htr 9 - > t ¦ ; , ' r 1 r

      sor . ? . H . B . —I hive nat receivtd thekttsr yu addrsissed to ths tteoUemau joa tnentian , — therefore stud me a « W . Jo-a UAtL , Bradforl . —X ° . Johk t ' EfcNca . Newbury . —Invest in Exchequer Bills . H » n < - » ci-is n «« eii » ary in -hat c ^ se . R . B » ooK . To < lmord « n . —The letter having be- > n written prior to jour pajiax the debt , y » u arc liable for Hit payment of the letter . But foranj procrss subucqaeut to the payment of U edebt you art notliaWc . Jons Whoht . What are the dicuuiMar . eis of ytoi casr ! i . B ., Wihscy . ncMBradfor . 5 . —Tour father hating app / iuttd Wi ' sglesworib his exveutur , exiiaguifl ; ed the debt at law , and also in equity if 3 our lather lt-K » ufiiaem axseMs to pay Li * debts . I suppose Wigglas . worth firmed "ha . will . * . U C <—l * t ;_ Ssl—2 nd : —So . —3 rd : Apply to the t ^ irtetorsot tue Land Cumpunj , o '• n . r * i- e

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      JaUes Ji- 'Yenioar . —Y / our l » ndior « S ffl »/ * abv " ua f * a » the rest that ¦• due . He cannot distftta the to . | l « amimpl . " m ^ nt § 0 / yoaf trade , unlus ' th ef * i » noothei samoeat dUtresi , I cannot say whether thS t » pen * e : kb more than they oojht to be , ai you have net It . " " the particulars of the charge , bat they do not appear » bo much o « . if tha way . —Your landlord « U probabl . gitra t , pthe 6 « . and if he does yoa will have no re » son , I think , to complain about the expensa . I do noi see that ha has done aujthini ; illegal . Jakes Shehton —I have perused Mr Wigfield ' s letters to you . Tntj clearly do not amount to an agreement to '¦_ ^ - ' ¦ . fc . ^

      engage you iu his service ; and , there ore if vou 0 haveno mu evidenceof las baring engaged you , y .. u V had best let the matter drop ; especially as you re- J ) ferred , , t would appear . to a gentleman . or a character L ( CtpUinCooke ) to wbomjou were . tmoitan entire fl stranetr . 0 Johm Muls —You must pay according to the affiliation A ort . r : you would renderyourself liable to puuis hment U were you to take away the child from i's motht r T A . B —The executors are not bound to pay the legacy C till th » expiration of twelve months from the tesatoi's 0 death . s O II A

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      iXPliSSS tVHD , Htm Underwood 0 2 0 N- »( Jliighum , Swiet 2 0 0 Jasie tEiJie ... 0 2 0 Stuck ; 6 n . on . Te * s 0 8 S " Olth Shields 0 4 * Burnley , Lamon 0 S 0 Glasgow " ,,.. 8 6 0 Newport , Mo » - ¦ J 'oreditcb ... . 0 11 § mouth ... 0 3 0 fttchtl Welkins 0 2 0 Hwbam ... 0 8 C Alr « ... 0 2 4 Torquay ... 430 Market Laving- Norwich , Murray U 16 7 ton ... 210 $ . CironceMW ... 0 ill Halifax ' < u 2 3 6 Wooton-under-Daventry ... 0 II 6 Edge ... 6 4 0 eo . Lvthogoo # 26 Ncncastle . upon . Warrington ... 0 8 fl - T > ne ... 0 8 0 Mos . ley ... 1 13 6 Lvmbeih ... 0 10 Lvnnoxtown ... 0 1 0 ¦ H-nry Moss ... 0 I 0 Htmry Barinoaii | 0 S 0 Plnsbur / ... 9 . 1 ( . H . Green ... HO South Shields 1 CO hingdon ... 0 2 0 Southampton ' 19 3 Marple ... 0 2 0 Ridfnrd ... 0 16 Totnai ... 0 4 0 Sumthwick ... 0 10 Carlisle ... 0 C 8 L-dbury ' ... 0 1 0 Ooncaster ... 0 2 0 North Shield * 0 2 0 Shoreiitch ... 0 10 D-tiz ^ s ... 0 4 0 3 . L . ... 0 16 Proston ... 0 4 6 C . Smith , Bmbury . ... 1 4 6 Halifax ... 0 10 Slealord ... 0 4 0 Rochdale ... 0 2 7 Hamilien ... 0 6 0 Ely ... 0 2 0 Sheffield ... 0 3 0 LouKhborough 2 16 10 Birmingham , Pure 0 5 0 Iltigti Wycumbe 0 2 0 Barlinictoti ... 9 10 Central Rosien- Carri . tg > on ... 0 4 0 dale ... 0 4 8 D « w . ibury ... 0 19 U Hull ... 0 17 6 Maidtoue ... 0 13 0 dtourbridge ... 0 8 6 Bpltou ... 0 7 9 £ ia 1 1 TOTAL LAND FUND . Mr O'Connor , Section Nu . I ... 40 11 01 vlr O'Connor . Section N » . 2 ... 08 13 11 } Mr O '' ' onn-ir , Sei-tinn No 3 ... 10 l" » 6 ' 6 i Mr O'Connor , Section No . 4 ... 0 8 10 Expense Fund ... ... 25 1 1 £ 1181 1 6 } ^ *

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      ELECriON MOVEMENTS . Atlksbhrt . —Captain Hamilton has formally announce d his retirement—inabilitv to attend to pavliaraentary busing being assigned a * the only reason tor this intimation . Lord Nusjent ' s address eatahii > heg the fm t that he m- ans to 1 . 0 to the poll . BiBUUOHAM . —Sir R . Peel Usb refused to accept the requisition started by snnie of the electors of Birmingham . At thii high bailiff ' s annual entertain * raent . Mr Munts reiterated his int-ntim of auain tiecnraint ; a candidate , but disclaimed any coalition with Mr William Scholefield , whom th « Litieralx wiwhed to associate with liisi in there' > rosentati » n . Mr Spnoner a ! so declared his intention again to offer klmself . Blackburn . — As already announced , Sir W . Fief den retires at th < ' engiiin < r election . Mr J llornhv will a « ainoffer himself , and-Sir ( I . B . Hosili-; on will bt > solicited to come forward as the C-nserva . live candidate .

      Bustos . —Four candidates are announci d for this horough—Mr Brownriet , one of the prt-sejittnembi-r * , will retire ; Sir J . Duke , the » tlier member , vrili 4 <; ain offer himself , and with him , it is seated , Mr D Wire . The C"n s » rvative 8 hare determined to 9 'licit Mr B . Bond Cahbell to stand in the plac ol Mr Brownrigg . The Right Hon . Henry Ellis is al-o a candidate . Bradford—A requisit i on has been nriuinatrd hv the Conacrvattve electors calling upon G Hardy , E-q , a barrister , to offer himself as a candid ite . liBioHTov . —This b rough will in nil crobiliility he c « nte » tedatthe fittlicomina election , th : Briuhtm Lberal Association havinj r- solved to brine forwaid W Cunningham , Esq , uf Kemp Town , as tue si-cond Liberal candidate . The ennte twill be between him and Lord Alfred I ' ervey . Capt . Pechell's re-ekutimi beinu bv all paries considered certain . <¦

      Bdckinoham ^ bibs— Tne ll nnb C . C . Cavendisn has ann > iuni'ed his intention of ofTerini £ himself to the electors as a candidate af the next election . He pledges himself , in his address , "to uive an in « leiiendent support to Her Majesty ' s present government , with a determination , at the same time , to resist any measure ca culated in the least degree , tdaroase the future projects of the agricultural interest . " . ¦ Calve . —Tke influence of the Marquis of Lansduwne is paramount , and the liorouch will continue 10 be represented by the Earl of Shelburnc , the Mest ma of the noble ra « rq « i * .

      Cakkarton . —Ttiere is no prospect of a contest for either county or borough ¦ . The lion . Colonel Pen nant and Mr Bulkeley Hughes , the present excellent members , are likely to " walk over" the puliticai course at the general election . Cheshisg , ( N' > nrn ) . — The Conservatives iiave offt-red to divide the representation uf this division : if the county and to return Mr Eterton and tbe Right [ Inn . E . J . Stanley without opposition . CnipPENHAM . —The return of the present members for > his borouuh , Mr J . Neeld and Captain Bt > ldern , will be unopposed .

      Core Coontt . —If in itated , nn c « nd authority , that John O'Connell vrill address the electiirs of the county for the seat vacant by bis father ' s death . 1 " hai event , one of the aid re ' volvinu snteUttes l&ley < n ohstmratinn , Captain Brodetick , will be up tor Ivi-k' -nny . As to Cork cunty , the c » nservative" > ar-< kelv to con eat it . a result for which Mr J . U'Cunnell is not tinancinliy prepared . DoaHAM ( South ) — Mr Bowes having declined to tared again fur the represetttati n of the southern divi-ion of Durham , Mr Farrer hug issued an addresto the electors , in which he announces thai hi ; will become a candidate , upon Protestant , Conservative , and Protectionist principles .

      Edinburgh . —On Monday morning , before break * fast , a me- ting of the more strict Free Church part was held fur the purpose of considering election meters Mr Camph-ll , of Monzie , wa * talked of for Edinburgh ; but Im name was merely mentioned , us = t was seen he had no chance of success . No can lidate waa spoken nf ag cnmin !» forward PXeluaivelv on Free Church principle ^ , but arrangements were hinted at tor giving due effect to these views at the d ; ff » rent Scotch elections . Eskx . —Step . ) arc beine taken to endeavour to re-• ain Mr T . W . Bramston ns ti e representative of the southern divUinn of the county . Glasoow . —Mr Oswald has announced his intension of retiring from the reiiresentatinn of Glasgow .

      Gkerxwich and UBFifoRo — 'Die Chartist * of this borough have resolved 10 support D . W . Wire . E-q . in the forthcoming contest between that gentleman ind one of the present members , Admiral Dunda-s i'revions to eotnin ? to this resolution , the Charti . <» ody hatJ ' received the lollowintr letter from Mr Wire in answer to certain queries addnsse'l to him e < pe >> tin art of the Chartists , Anti-S'ate Church men . and Teetotillers , t <> Erne « tJone ? , Efq ., Barrisicr-at-Law , re .-que .-ti . g h m t > become a candidate , at the ensuing ( ieneral Etertion , for the . representdtion of this i ) ornu !! li . We have no doubt but that the learned gentleman will accede to the request , and from the mine ical force of the above panics , we have every Hipp , of Ii ' m return , as neither « f the present repre-•* ntitive 9 are popular with their constituents .

      lluu . —IhiR town ia witi . onc candidates ; Sir W . ¦ lames and Sir J Uanmer both retire , and no succcb-• nn are yet named . irawicn . Mr Vincent is again in the field fur this borough . He has issued an address . Khndal . —Mr Giyn finished bis canvass of the e !< ctors of thfa boro » Kh on Thursday . In the evening ¦ f the . same day he met the committee appointed bv he liberal electors , and was presented with a requisition signed by 212 electors out of 365 , the whole lumber < n the register qualified to vote out of a

      population of 12 OOA KsAHtsBonouoH . —Mr Ferrand has announced bib intention of not offcrins himself for this borough at the next election ; the Hon . W . Lascclles ( 'r-e trader ) , brother of the Karl « f Harewood ( i rotec ii » ni 8 t ) , having declared his intention to solicit the suffrages of tho electors . Such being tlie case , Mr F . is not willing to plane his present constituent * iu opposition to the Humvood family , and therefore will no : ask for a renewal of hiaseat in the i . t'w natliament . Mr Ferraud has been jockeyed by the Earl of lUrewood , for whom Mr Fenand is ton honest . Livkrpooi . —Bnth l , ord Sandona d Sir II . Douglas have announced it to be . their intention so retire troiu the representation ot Liverpool at the close of the present parliament . !^ i 3 wSwSS »« ajj ? Z *~~

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      CyNFEUENCfi OP . THE ^ TIONAL A 8800 IAri 0 M OF CNU'EU TRM'E SJ , iFrm our Snond Edition oflaiiMlh ) The neit bu » lness t » k « n up by the ( inference on rcaswrnblfug B-8 K the elecion of a g . nwal secretary , f ! . <• « andl < iut «« proposer ! WfreMrT . B . m-att , the j . ^ senfie . cMary , and Mr Pollard , of the carpenters' « ocl « ty , of Oliham . , >• Several members of ih « Central Committee spoke hlghl , ot Nr BarratiV conduct as ttcrutury during the past year . The ( lel ^ ates generally testified to the tre-^ raU . tecm ,,, which he « a » held ix tlyir respective Ionium for Ulg fauhfu l discharg .- or the dutlrs of hia om .: e . aiirtlte « Sr » Peel nnil p , kee . « s guv-rat Bgent « for Hie AMiiciation , nairt that in ihe Hhole of tha dii-Idcu they hadyhlte 1 thej found Mr Ban- » tt poMetu-d Wie enure onHdence and respect of m ' emben of the Asi'icUtion . . - . ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ . *^^^™^^^*^^^^^^^^^*^^^*^* " ^^^^^^*^^^^^^^^^^^

      Mr F «) tt . A 8 n stated tltdt he consonteri to stand for tho onic-only upon the unrtemanrtinjt that Mr Barratt in . m ( ledt ,, reKi Bn . As he found , however , that was riot thocwe , ana taw the ftellnjf of tho Cnturenco was so . irongin Mr Barratt ' s favour , ne begged that hisnace nutftiiM wih'Jrawn . Name , by lea » e , ' witlulrawn . The Chaihhan sui . ) it was utterl y impossible for one man to take charge both of the nnamial business and Kie co . itsiiondenee . B « 8 ideg whiih . he naR bound to SBy that they . mght noc to expect from working men thai knowledge of accounu which was ruuiite for

      .. kvecinrftliewttnsive andcotnpluiatcd ' i . ccoonw of thiR A » : ocmtion . Th ) Hiight as well ejep ^ t th « corUcutter ,.. , 1 ., the work « t th « 8 hoemakcr , an th . i t a wwWnx man « ho : ld bs able to discharge the dutir * « f hii tniinent oank . r ' Hcl « rk . ' H « b «» , therefore , decid . dl y of opiuio » thwt ihe tinuncial department khuul . l be entrusted to a perwa exueriflnced in book-keeping , which was a regular ntiiiiceof itstlf , nnd that the currispondence , ' minutes , and general business , shiml-i form 11 S' -pvrate d'purunent , the duties uf which Miouiil be discnar ^ td by Ur Barratt . Hn would a-1 . 1 also , that he thought they ought to bavian eiuerivucrd accountant , as auditor , instead of the two

      wirtuutr men at jtf ^ nt appointed io th . it office annualy hj the Confer-oce . They would not only have ttaetr accounts mere efflri . ntly but more economically in « pe < ttri mid authenticated than at present , tli BiBkatt w * * th « n declared to be duly elected te * ieulh \ je ot'Urineral Secretary for the ensuing year amidst loud applnu ^ e , It « u then resolved , after a short discussion , "That the uuilitof the quarterly accminta hu cimducted liencefonli hy a Vcgulur accountuiit , and that the Central Ooinmittve be instructed to provide thu same . " The Conference , then touk into consideration th- ; place of meeting of ttie next annual Conferunee . Four timns—London . Edinburgh , Liverpool , and Sh « fBeld w : r « propote ¦ , aud . upon a dWiitiiin , TI Gbairm-jn icclamd thut the decision of tlie Con . f » T- ncft h »> t tallen upon London , where the Conference would t "iemble on Whit Monday uext year .

      T . S . Duucombe , Esq . II P ., was unanimously retlected President of the Aswciatioii , amidst continued tod reiterated cheers . Mr DBNCoHiiBsaid . hcneed hardl y tell them thatfrom : b « deep interest he felt In the prosperity of the Asso nation , tiut if his continuing in the office of President AOuld protmite th . '< t prusperiiy ' ; he should most gladly do > o . He sincerely Imped that the hatig-s they hid adopted during their siltirus in tlie constitution of the Association , » nd the new officers they had elected , Would prores'g n-.-rally adTOntaxei . ms as to fully repay the additional expense whicii would be thereby iocurred in tutuc .: ( cheers . ) ' ' ' Mr Clopqiun'nortd , and Mr Chance seciindfd the : ' oliowiuj ( resolution : — " That two persons of the same trade shall not be allowed to sit upnn tbe Cantral Committee " The motion , nfter a « hort discussion , was agreed to .

      Mr Pabkeb brouiflit tip the aniendod report of the Select Committee on District Committees , which was as f'lowi . — 1 . 1 hut no Society nhall be eligible to gend a delegate ton District Committee which is no more than two moiithtin urreirs with'the levies , except where a trada has had a strike supported from their own funds , and ha > ing the snm-ti-m of the Central Cooimittee to withhold them on thnt account . 2 . Thnt each District Committee be provided with ri'iiistfution aud : account books by the Central Committee . That the duties of District Committees be to mediate with employers , t . i receive monthly reports from the C « ntml Committee , and transmit the . flame to their res-P ciive traces in cnnwxi-in with the National Association > n each . tistricl . so that they may have a tu ' il knowledge if all it < proceedings , and that all expenses incurred nj mediations between employers and employed , sliull be defrayed b > th Central Coniiiiitt >> e .

      " 4 . That the District Committee sh ; ill ke < : n a register of tho trades or swi tiss , witli the name-i of each member of such trades or societies , with tho date of the ent ' ieB of such tiniuU «! t . and tivnsintt tho same to tbe Central Ciimotitteti quarterly , that in the case of strike ur turn-out greattp facilities tiny be afforded for dc-ruining who are eligible to th . ; benefits of the association , . 5 . That for the greater ecouomy , secu' -ity , hhiI sutisLiutinn of the rcs , ; ec' . ivt < trades , all the Invirs must be transmitted ( without deduction ) to the office , No , 11 . Tni' -enhaui court road , London , ns tlie Central Committee will on no account be held ropunsilile itothiTWise .

      «• 6 . That in case ot Miike or turn out , the District Committee may upp- 'int ; t SiiivCominitiee to conduct itn < s . inie , in conuexi'iii with , tha Centrul Committee , to be -i'ied i » y a Suf » -Coinuiut > eof the trade on stride , whose ¦ tuty it shall be toexnn . ine tlie bunks 01 sueh trade on ¦ tnke or turnout , to see that none are paid hut those who arc lree , « : hd whuo they find all corrrct , shall pay tlie men , and report periodically to the District . Cum * . ini ' rt «» , ths Di > tiict Commiai'e to be in regular correspondence with the . Central Commitue , th « expanses of the Sub Crtramitttes so appointed to be paid frwm the itui'ral lund .

      " 7 . Thut if any trade should deem it necessury to expound the principles of the Nationnl Association to a poitinn uf th-ir trade not being m . mbersof any Uniuu , they shall collect ail the statistical inforuiatiuti connected with the sutject , isuch as the numher of nun in & funicular trade in a pariicular district , their position , their wu ^ es . < kc , » o that the Centrul Committee maj be litre to jud ^ e of the importance ot the matter ; and if they give their concunence , they will pay the expe-. ifcen . . " h . That all expenses of district committees , not pro-Yided for in the preceding regulations , be paid by themselveB . " !« . That in case of any trade finding a difficulty is funning 11 district committee in their respective localities , tiiey may apply to the nearest district for assistanre" ¦ • *

      On the question that the report thus amended be adopted , u length ued discussion took pluco on the 4 tli rule , relat rcto the- regi .-tra tion of ninnhers , Mr James coiitcuduti tuat such a rule , if acted upon , >> ould be practically unjust to tliu trades , us well us the individuals , who sent mich lUts to the Central Committee There was in ull trade societies , and especially in the trade to which he-belonged ( shoem . kers ) , Cdi . sideralile ilut-tuat'un in tlie numljer . of nii'inbeis on tlie books . Some were continually leaving town , from want of work or o her causes , and returning after a short interval . Of < : utse tlit-i ' - ; iayiiiviits ceased tvliile . tiu-y were absent , but they 10-. timed them on return . Suppose a strike took placein it Si . op a foi'tufcht after ttie return of i-uch persons . They woul , liy thep . oposeil ru e , budisqunlilied from receiving aliment , uh their names would nut be 111 the list , while at the same tim the trade collectively mfcht have paid up all its . evies . This rule ,, uf course , would pruv . i su seriously iibjettionnblt : to his trade , that if ud- 'ptcd it wou d , he confid- ally iiuiieved , lend to the withdrawal i , f his tr » dc .

      Air iiongo . v a . iid « b find . 'in answer to the objection of Mr James in a resolution which hu intended to propose , to th < = < licet , 1 lr . 1 t each iiK-mliur . if the Association sliull have p .. ^! t ( 3 s 4 i . n . if u uii d of muiiiliui'Kliip , tn burmiuuod qunrteily . and wliieh should entitle tlicm 10 receive sujijimt according to the si-ale , in cases of it fliculty . This would cump ; c cly remove the objection , so fur as indivitlual memburs wet e concerned , and ut the name timegive tim Central I ' omniitteu thut co'itrol over the funds , and those facilities for preventing ubuiiuK , tvliieh it was essentially roquisitu ti . ey shinild pusses > . After i-omii turthi-r discussion , t ! ie- following rules were , un the mot on of Mr KnuaoN , added to the rcpurt . 10 . Individuals joining a trade , who are more than six muniiis members snail be paying members three moutlis before tiiey arc free .-11 . That in all cases where "the document" is -presentttd to tlie n < cmbeni of this Association the Central Cumuli ! tee shall resist such eiiiToai'hme . iit to the best of

      then'ability . M V 2 . That nil members who are clear upon the books of this Association shall be provided with u card uf member . Bhip , to be skned uuarterly , to enable members to receive alimmt in cases uf ditlictilty ; bui in allmcs tlie Centrui Committee shall have lull puwcr to take tlie necessary steps to ensure success . Tlie report , us thus nmcmli'd , was unanimously agreed to , nod the regulations contained in it were ordered to be added to tlie g tntral rule * . A lett i-hating been rcud from the Corresponding Secretary of the BoiUr-m-rikers , On the motion of Mi- Humphries , a deputation , consisting of Messrs . Williamson and l'arker , were appointed to proceed to Manchester , to meet tiie Ai . nual Uel « iratu Conference U that body , iu eompliuuue with : i ruqniist from the . I ' onfercncti to that ett ' cei , Mr Jacobs was ubo diluted to visit the locksmiths of Willonliiill on Frid .-iy owr iutg . Messrs 1 ' ecl , I ' nrker , itndJaclis ivei « appointed to wait upoji the tailors of Rirmiiighiim this evening . The Conference then odjounn d , shortly ufterslx o ' clock , UU tu 111011 ow moruing , at nine o ' el . ick .

      ( I ' rom our Third Edition of last week . ) Friday . Max 28 . —Mr T . S . Duncombe . M . P ., the PriisiOeiitol the A- » ofiation , tut >)> the oliairattlic ailj . tirtifd meetinw this morn'im ,. 'it nine o ' clock . li was rcsolveiltliat Rule 21 , retjuiiir g cheques to bo siamilby iho President unil the Vire-l ' residtnt , should " be-aiteretl by the sulwtitutiun ot tbe SBuwtary instcail nfihe Vice-President , that office imviim Iwtn abolisheil by tho new constito ' tion of tlie committee . The . ( Joiitercnce timn proceeded . to take up appeals from trades against the decision ot tiie Ci'Utntl Com m tt < e . The case of tho liandloora weavers of Wilmslow w < v first take . 11 up . After ! icariii $ ! the atafenients di M Bentley , the delegate , and Mr VViilianison , of : hc Central Committee , to whom the case had been comuiitteil , the Conference umtniuiouHly ngrecd to leave it in the hamlB of the Central Committee .

      Mr GouLDiN , tiie Secretary io the Manchester District CinimiticB , then Btiited at some length tinca ^ c of tho Manchester butlilmt ; trade . * , and tin grounds i , f the app » : al made hy the District Commiiiwat'aiiicttliedwuiionoftlioCfntralCoruiiiiUee , and «« tv !! uded by moving— " * TLftb this Cvnt ' cr-

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      ¦^ s ^ sssssaasisSBB !!^ cnce ; . rec { H « imenvJflthe Centra ! Gmtw' ^ jJ - * . ^ allclaimH of the building trades < lu « 0 f » : , - ? „« Jul y . IW 6 . amounting to £ 1 . 386 , after . ^ TM therefrom all sums subsequently due to the v .. " Mrft ! Committee . " T"e motion was seconded b / Mr Pabkbb . A lengthy discussion ensued , in the course of which Mr Cu > ua .: > w moved as an amendment— " That as tliere appearB to thin Conference i * omc ground * of sympathy with the . Manchester building trades , this Conference do recommend to the Central Commtttea that all members of these trades belonging to this Association , and who . ' ave adhered thereto , be firgiven their subscriptions and luyies due to this date , atul made clear of the books . " - Thcamendmentwassecinded hy Mr BRNUKr . On a division the amendment was carried by a majority of 37 to 7 . ^^^^^ n ^ H ^^^^ BB ^^ MB ^ B ^ B *^ fc ^ . ^ i ^^»^ . ^^*^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ m ^^^^*^*^^^^^^ m *^^^^^^^^^*^ ^^ " ^^^ m ^^^^

      The amendment having thus become the original qiiesion , Mr Bush moved as an amendment , seconded by Mr Diamond , "That its the Central Committee earried out tho recommendation of the last Conference with regard tn tke Manchester builders , no mure be allowed bv this Conference . " On heint' put to the vote the amendment was lo « t . and Mr Cloughau ' * motion was declared to be carrierf unanimously ,. Messrit . Gouldin and J . Taylor expressed them Helves satisfied with the decision of tho Conference , as being , under all the circumstances , ju * t to both parties ; and the matter terminated amidst general applause . MrBiiusT . silk-picker , Manchester , then broimht certain urievances » f the silk-pickers of Manchester atid Eccles before the Conference . Mr B . concluded by moving fora committee of inquiry on the subject . . .

      Ihe motion foracommittee was carried , and acommittee of seven waa appointed torepurtto theAlteruoon Sitting . The Conference then adjourned at one o ' clock till halt-past two .

      AFTEBNOON SITTING . On re-assembling at the time appointed , Mr Isherwo-D , block-printer , of Clitheroe , called the attention of the Conference to n discrepancy b .-. tween the accounts of the Central Committee , which shewed a balance due by ' the block-printers to the Association , and those of the trade itself . It , appeared that some branches of tho trade had forwarded their subscriptions and levies direct to the Cent-al Committee , and others , through Mr Graham , the General Secretary . It was , theref re . r ^^ olved , aa the best mode ofascertaiuing the real state of the acccunt , that tbe several district be requested to

      f ' ttrniah the Central Committee with tbe amount paid by each- district , and that the General Secretary be requested to furnish the like information . Mr Webdun , coarse cotton-spinner , of Manchester , brought the case of the spinners employed by a particular firm in Manchester , who had turned out against a reduction of nearly 30 pi r cent ., without the conseHt of the Central Committee , before the Conference . After stating the facts of the case , which , he contended , allowed the men w > other altermvive than that of leaving tlie mill , moved that the men be placed on pay according to the rule . A djscussion of considerable length ensued .

      Mr lsneiiWOOD moved , and Mr Emsisti seconded , an amendment , that the case be referred back to the C ntral Coir > mittee . U . ion a division , the amendment was carried by a majority of 16 to 12 The Committee to whom the case of tho Manchester silk-pickers was referred at " the morning sitting , brought up their report , whichstatcd that the Central Committee were fully justified in the course the ; had taken , according to tbe evidence bet . re them ; , but , from further investigation , the Committee were of opinion that it was a fit . case to be recommended to the consideration ot the new Central Committee at thi >; r earliest opportunity . T ie report was unanimously adopted .

      Mr Peel moved that the Committee should in future be deprived of the power of granting loans to societies in connection with the association . On beinu put , the motion was unanimously adopted . On the motion of Mr Pekl , it waa 'csolyed Uiat- ( he Centra ! Committee be inatrucitu to prosecute any case of violation of the Truck-System , irrespective ol the victims being connected with the Association . Mr Peel said he had given notii e of a motion with reference 10 the , block-printer * of E inland , but having been elected a member of theinw Executive be begged to withdrawit , with the intention of submitting the whole case to the Central Committee at the earliest , po sible period ,

      Notice , by leave , withdrawn . Mr Jenki- b , 0 ' " St Ninian ' s , brought forward some complaint on be-ialf of ti . e nail-mskoi-sof St Ninian ' -, Onmcl-in , and Paisley ; but as they were principally matters oi detail and accounts , he agreed , alter a xhort di-cussion , to have the whole referred to the Central ComJiittee . Mr Clouohan . of Ilolytown , moved that the thanks of this Conference are due , and are herehy given to the Proprietors and Editor of the Mornin g Advertiser , for seiidinga Reporter to this Conlirence , for general interest taken by that paper in the welfare of theworking classes , and to the R-jportt r for the full and accurate accounts which he has given of the proceedings of th- ' Conference . The motion was carried by acclamation .

      Mr Parker moved , —'" f hat the thanks of this Conference are due and are hereby given to tho proprietor of the Northern Star for his kindness in setting apart a portion f his paper for the use ot thin Atwiciution , and to tho editors for thw ability and z : al they have displayed in advocating the principles of this Association . In doing so Mr Parker said he hoped that every member of the Association would show as much seal in supporting the paper as they had shown , in supporting the Association . ( Loud cheers . ) The motion was adopted by acclamation , and with three times three . . A vote of thanks was passed to Mr Barratt , the Secretary , for his services during the past year ; and 10 Mr Parker , as Chairman of the Select Committees . The Chairman having left the chair ,

      Mr PbkIi moved the following resolution : — " That the grateful thanks of this Cmiference , and the membsrs of tho National Association generally , are heiebv tendered to T . S . Duncombe , Esq ., M . P .. President , lor tiie patience and urbanity evinced b \ that gentleman during the protracted sitting of thU Conference ; and tbe general interest taken by him in the welfare of the working classes of Great Uriuin . " Mr Ddscoiide paid ne was extremely happy to find 1 hat his services met with their approbation , because the only recompense he looked for was their confidence and their approbation , and without that hi > pride iu uniting with them , and his tatis ' action in serving them , wou Id . ' cease to exist . —( Hear , hear .

      hear . ) , lie had looked forward to the meeting oi this Conference with much anxiety , as the crisis ot Labour ' s fate , because he was satisfied that if it hail failed , either from mismanagement , or internal di > - > ensions , the Association had fallen to the ground , their weal would have become the easy prey to tin base and interest * d objects of those who wished to put down trades combinations throughout tho country . — ( Hear . ) But he congratulated them on havinn arrived at the close of their business in a manner and spirit which augured the happiest results for the future—( Hear . ) Whatever diffi-renee of opinion or warmth of expression hud been manifested during the dLseussionB . ho was certain that even delegate had had

      hut one object in view , the biU ' . 'fit of the Association , nnd that not the slightest ill feeling wou'd Ik carrie'd away by any gentleman one step from the bundles on wliieh he was sitting . He thanked tlu rieUgsteis for the manner in which they had c « ne through the business . He thanked especially the Seleot . Committee , for the able , and business-like repor . s they had brought tip * nnd which had materially faviiitated the bu-iue-s ; and he hoped that next year they would all have the pleasure nf meeting again in London , to congratulate ench other on the continued pi'ojr < - $ 3 and increasing strength of this Association , which ho fii mly believed was * ell calculated to promote , the « e . ui : il and moral welfare of iho workiiu

      classes of this country , and which if conducted a » heretofore , in a peaceful , legal , nnd constitutional manner , mu < t surely result in the permanent improvement of the condition of iho industrious community . ( Loud cheers . ) lie bad now todeclare ihifi Conference du'y dissolved . Mr Duncombe left the Hall amidst the warmestand most enthusiastic demonstrati'in * of reject and applause , ami the Conference broke up at half-past six o'clock , after a sitting of Hyp . < 1 h » h .

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      WOUSHIPSTBEBl " . —Cautiiim tu Cause * . —Jame » Giecn , caM-driver , was charg ' d before Mr Broughton wich tiaviiiK stolen a sovereign , which lmrt bowi inaii-»< ¦ rtenily given to him instead of a ahillmp , in liquuUti » n of a tare . Cluirles Stewart , n soetie-painttr an >< theatrical decorator , stated that he waB drivnn b > tiie prisoner , on Saturday night trout the rank in Shorrduch jo the h"U-eot airland at Kiiig-l : ii » d , wher » i he all ( f btail , nnd iiuniU'd 10 the prisoner what ho EUppoatrd to be a shillitirf , the amount of his fare lor thejourmy . llnvini : ilistotered soon afterwards , huwwr , that he had giveii liiin 11 sovereign in mistake for a shilling , he hasteoeo liack to the stand in Shoredltch , where he found the prisoner , acid demanded its restoration . The pritonei refused to comply with the request , and although pro in of

      miscd for ^ ivenesfi ihe . preauticc a policemae , mi cm dition that he returned the sovereign , he pertinncl < ut \\ drnied havio ;; received more th » u n > hiltin ^ , and hi ? wi-V thcriifore givi n into custody , Police constable H Gl ) « tateil that soon nfter thuuharce had been vnteicd as the station-house , a young man named Dennis , broihor in-law to the prisom-r , called tliere to si-e him , and ii \ Vrtwtcrtto the t-ffie « r * that the Inter hud Riven him 15 .. to convey to his wifo nhortly licforo his uppret ewsion , 111 the same time stntins that the muuey wn % part ehiu . c if a sovereiKn which hud reached hithMids imd . r tin circumstaucts dvBci ilicJ by the prosecutor . Mr Brougi ^ tun txpH'Sseil hk intention to comuiit the prlmmiT »•• . trial upon the cliafije , hut or- ' orwi him to b « broujj hi uj ngaiu for the completion uf thv depositions ,

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      TRADES' MOVEMENTS . Bwcrdorit-A camp meeting wns held here on Sunday last , May 30 : h , on account of a turn out of Mr Hopwood s power-loom weavers , who have been « ut now eight weeks , but who have been liberally supported by the trades and tradesmen of Blackburn . I hero are six thousand weavers belonging to the Blackburn union , who have left the weaverV union ot which Mr Cooper is secretary . About ten o ' clock in the morning a large number collected on the ground on which the meeting was to be held in ihe

      afternoon , and after forming in procession proc eded to the parish church . which they comnletelv fill . tafter the R , v . Dr Whiuaker the JEfiMSft h . Hserraon , 1 ie complin ., nted them tor their order y and ^• Hi . eotnhie conduct « ml appe « ran « v , UZ \ T good conduct during the strike , and trusted that at their afternuon meeting they would co . duet themislyes in the same manner . They left thecuuroh and proceeded to the place from whenc they started when they quietly separated for dinner . At tho time appointed lor the meeting , two o ' clock r u a large concourse of people had assembled , and Mr

      Duckworth was called to the chair . He opened the meeting 10 a mat speech , recommcndiM * p . ace ani aood order and then called on Mr VV , B ^ esiey . ( At tnis time there were not less than ten thousand persons present . ) Mr Beesley said he felt delighted at seeing sn larye a number present . Us was s-ire tiat the people now univ-rsallj tele the nece »« it « - . * -ni ' v . Local trades' unions could not accomplish what was needed ; a ounhinsuion « f trades Kenerally was far superior . A national organization 01 t , .. « , uuuid noi only corape masters to do them jujitici- . but tnev soulil also torce from their governors their political rights as embodied in the Charter . Mr B : here

      leadTrom the Preston Guardians , statem- nt resp-cting MrCobden proposing a rertuction of 33 percent , to all his h mds , making a diff rence of 9 < . a week in 'he war , eH or some of his men , and then gh » w «| im the ' plague as was hi * wont on former occasions , lie commented on tbe Near Poor Law , &c , sh . ^ -. d that the land was the only salmi p for ih « people , and ooncluHed by callins ; upon the people to attend tlw great cami . meeting next Sunday , on Enfield Hill ; near Acerington . The clnvrman ihen called upon Mr N » rns , tho secretary to tho weavers' union , who went throush the grievances the weav . rs Mi « rally have to complain of , and in a sulentlid sn-wh

      recomraenderi the men generally to unite and send delegates to Enfield next Sunday . Mr Beeslv moved a vote ot thanks to the chairman , and the meeting separated . Another camp meeting will be lied on Sunday next , at EnfieW , at tvr . o ' clock , whm IV P . Roberts , Esq , Mr Beesly , Mr Norns , Mr Sw-tt , and many others will attend to address the meeting . ThbOpkrativr BAKKto' . Sociktt—On Siturday night near nine o ' clock , a numerom meeting .. uho members of . tbe ah-ive society was he d at the Prim * of Wales , London-streetGreenwichfor the purpi-sa

      , , of promoting the ob ject for which the society is established . Tliere were about four hundred of the trada present . Mr . Thompson being called to the chair , explained to the meeting the necexsity ot the society , in order to afford protection ' 0 the journeymen . Tka many hours that th ^ y wer * emplo . ted destroyed their health , and left th . m no time for mental or moral im provement . ReBuluiioiiB tending to promote the objects of the society havinu been proposed and carried , above , forty new members were enrolled , and tha meeting separated at 12 o ' clock .

      To tub Nbbdu Makkrs of Rkdditck . — In spite of the late disastrous strike , you have done your duty for once , and hononr to you ( or sending a deleg ate to the Conference of United Trades . No trade in the universe has such an opuortunity of freeing tlienisi .-lve » from oppression as jou- one » nd all join , the Unit * d Trades , and those who ate determined still to be tyrants would soon be beaten . Pointers , rnl : y airain . — hardners , scourers— yea . drillers , finishers , paperers-even headers and pieke . ra . imitate the makers , and do your duty , and you wilt earn the respect ot all honest men , aud that of * onr friend V < BITJ > 8 .

      Edububoh Basket Makrb « . —At a special meeting of mu ha kei maker * ot Edinburgh and Leith , held in the Britannia Tavern , on the 26 ihulc , tot the purpose , ot tiikiriv- into consideration the propriety of joining the National AsHoeiatiun of United Trades , it was agreed bv a largo majoritv that wa should forthwith unite with that body . The resolution wa * carried int « iirniedinleezecution , by paying a month ' * contribution in advance . Y >' e i-all upon our brethren to come forwaid likewise , nnd join in the ureat strue . td « lor Labour ' s emancipation .

      Nvmsoa AK Fbamkwobh Knjttbbs . —On Monday evening , May 31 , a public nirettng :: f the framework knitters of all brnnrhes was held at the George on lloraihitek , in this town , tn hear the reuurr . of tha di-lujraii's of this district tit Hie N ; itinnal C" / ifert ; nea of delegates of the . United Trades' Association , held in Birmingham last week . Mr Godtw . uf [ Iyson Green , near Nottimrham , wa <» niuiniiiiously called to the chair . Mosia VVi-oi . ' ey , Barber , Kosx an < l D an . severally a ' idre » sed the meeting on ihe . important suhjecis dincushed by the conference . A tea cup and saucer were then exhihited , the manufacture of two individual * i * the Potteries who have been vie

      unused f- r having taken an active pari in th ; - affairs of the Association . The demand for these article * waa ' so ureat that we could have sold : i hamper of them on the spot , if we ! md them It was then moved , seconded , and carried unammou-ly . that the report delivered by the dcesates is bU-hiy NitiBfaotory to » his meeting . A vote of rhniiloi was x weu to { iroitrictora nnd editor . * of the Nurtlum Star and Mining Advertiser , lor the interest tm-j tak * in ihe affair * of the AsMoeiation . A vole o » ' tlm ' tik- was also aiven toT . S . Diincomhi ? , E-q . M . I ' ., tor hi , ] c n ttxeniuiiti in the cause of the workinu < r ] as > c » . ' i > n < i of confi ( Je . uce , iu him and in the present Cvuirul Com * raittve .

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      BECBIPTS Or THE NATION At . CO OPiiOATIVB ULta C 0 KPAN 7 . FOB TSB WEEK E . VDLVG JUXE 5 . PEtt US . U'OONNOR . SECTION Mo . 1 . aHABEI . Boalogne M 115 0 Norwich , Hurry 3 0 0 Darlaston .. 2 0 0 Burnley , Law-Glasgow .. 0 18 0 ton . .. 0 4 0 Airs .. .. 060 Newport , Mon-Yurk .. .. 0 6 0 mouth M 0 S 0 Warrington .. 0 4 0 Pljmouth „ 0 9 6 S . L . tt " .. 0 3 0 Oe .. rgie ililli .. 2 0 0 Lenoxtomi , Met thy r , Morgan . 0 13 ( i Can . psie .. 0 10 0 Mhtttingtuuaud BUstoa .. 10 0 Cat .. .. 18 0 Wjgaa .. 2 13 3 Durking .. 0 5 8 Tutnes .. 0 6 0 Oldhara .. 010 0 Carlisle ~ 1 10 6 Newcastle-upon-Ctowa and Tyne .. 0 9 Anchor .. 9 3 11 L : untieth .. 0 12 0 Boclidale .. 0 8 0 Manchester ,. 0 3 3 Ely ~ .. 110 S .. uth Shields .. 0 11 4 j James Chap . Colnc ( No . l ) ., 0 8 0 man .. 0 0 6 Badford .. 0 7 0 Butterly ,. 066 Ncwtou Abbot .. Old Loughborough .. 0 7 0 Thus . Moore .. 0 12 0 Birmiugbam Northampton w 5 0 0 ( ship ) .. 0 10 Preston .. 0 8 0 Hull .. .. 0 10 Eccles .. Oil 0 Warwick u 0 3 6 Sh » ffield .. 0 6 0 Leicester , Astill « 4 13 6 Carnn . tou „ 1 16 6 Stalsbridge .. 10 0 Dewsbury .. 0 U 1 . Nottingham , Ashton ., 0 7 0 Sweet 0 6 0 Button .. 0 10 I ' £ 40 11 6 J SECTION Ko . 2 . ¦ m »» J . Turner , Hel- Plymouth .. 012 0 sou » .. 0 $ 0 Bacup ,. 1 10 d Aberdeen ~ .. 1 13 0 Tortjuay ,. e 11 O Buolugne - 0 2 0 Ediubui-yh , Lyuu , Uuiltou .. 10 0 UUUluuug .. 1 ID l > Gia ^ ow .. 0 5 6 Buckhuven .. 0 10 6 Sliureditch ,. 0 2 6 Stevensun . Cullen 10 0 Easiugton-lane ... 0 I 0 Leiut-ster , Free-Alva „ .. 070 man .. 0 18 6 York .. .. 0 16 0 Merthyr , Morgan 0 4 b Wtn . Shute .. 0 4 0 Nonviuh . Murray 1 IU IU tieo . Martin - 0 10 Wluttiugtouand Halifax .. 19 6 C . U .. .. 2 10 6 tVarriugton .. 1 13 0 Cirencester n 5 6 b Be . per .. O it 2 Oidham ., 10 0 BUston .. 7 0 0 Jiewcastle-upon . lUistrick H 0 3 6 Tyiie .. 2 0 b Wigan .. 010 Lambeth .. 612 1 ' - Arbroath .. 0 U 0 Fiusbury .. 3 13 1 << Derby .. 0 3 0 South shields .. 0 I 7 j lutues .. 0 5 10 Paisley .. 1 4 o Carlisle N 0 9 6 Nottingham , Wai 1 5 2 0 Crown and Souihatnptou „ 1 17 o Anchor .. 0 11 Wulveruampton 0 It < jhorcditch , M . Radford .. 0 17 C Dowiiug .. 2 12 0 >' e » tun Abbot .. 0 10 0 Uochdalu .. 0 I'i 6 Smcthwick ., 0 4 6 E . y .. 012 0 Leamington .. 3 5 li . iurulev , Gray ., 10 0 Le . ibury „ 0 5 ti Croydo ' u « 0 12 6 Devizes ,. 040 Kutterley .. 0 9 6 Stockport .. 2 0 0 Loughburough .. 0 16 Stafford .. 0 3 6 UirmiugUtun Preston ., 0 12 0 ( Suip ) .. 0 10 liaubury .. 2 U 4 Hull - 0 16 0 Sieaturd .. 3 11 6 ' ffarwick „ 0 3 0 Mitffield „ 1 2 C liirmingliam , Birmingham , i ' aiiows .. 017 0 1 ' are .. 10 0 UedManey .. 0 10 Daniugton .. 0 9 0 uicester . AstilL . 0 4 0 K ^ iford .. 3 14 B Staly n <* ge .. 2 0 0 C . rrington .. 0 17 2 St . urbrijge .. 0 2 0 Dewsbury „ 2 0 ' anreivabury .. 0 18 0 Newton Heath . » 0 6 t > Nutiitiguatn , ilai 4 = tone „ 2 10 Sweet .- 0 6 0 Ashton .. 1 10 G Stucktus-on-Teei 0 6 0 Button „ 1 4 ti junilcj . Lawsou 0 12 0 Uridgewater .. 1 Iu 0 Bars .. .. 015 0 OidMiildim .. 019 'J iliirvteOuno .. 0 7 « , £ 93 IS IU

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U 1 4 Alva .. 12 6 10 M . J . l '^ yue .. 0 I i nujcimlty - 0 5 « J . T . iV . £ d » ards t > if > 4 W . « ., Worcester 0 4 4 Vf eduesouiy ,. 2 16 0 Usiva-dwistle .. 0 16 Lyun , Buuton ,. 4 5 0 York- .. 10 11 6 Butt . riey ,. 4 3 8 Grairhaai .. 15 lit 0 Warriugton ,. 1 8 ti J . D ., Hull .. 0 10 0 Kulid . » iison .. 0 4 4 Wedutabury .. 2 10 0 HLju Wjcouibe .. 6 10 6 Exniey lob . as , Ited Marky „ 5 3 7 Muuisau .. 0 6 4 Central Kusen-Do . Joseph Kayo 0 6 4 dale ., 9 15 4 Market , Laviujj- Birmingham tou . Love .. 7 6 0 ( Ship ) ,. 8 9 8 llicud . Sutcliffe .. 0 16 MiduleaDorougli 0 13 6 Uiin .-Lawreuce .. 0 4 4 Hull .. „ 22 7 » rfcitou .. 5 7 0 Warwick .. 0 6 0 Jas . Cuttress .. 0 16 Birmingham Cnas . Shrivener 10 4 Fallows .. 0 3 4 rtui . Picn .. 0 5 4 Leicester , Astill .. 33 18 b ttiulid . Proclttor 0 2 6 Keneiic .. 5 11 0 J . P . F . .. 0 5 0 Stal \ hridga .. 2 l 0 0 J . Boyall .. 0 2 6 stvurunuge .. S 14 10 Ueo . Cooper .. 0 10 ^ hrcwii-ury „ 0 12 4 Wui . 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      ¦ ' Wonfo ' ihi MiUW ' " BIRMI ? 0 HAVU 6 B Thur 5 {| ay Se » » ig || f k - nerai meeting ^ the jout'ii . ymeii tailors , tf& held at the Grand Turk , Beihlreet , lo hear the pjft&r pies of th > i National Association expounded . Messri Peel , Javobs and Parker a ' lended < and in short ai * dresses explained the workings of the new system which gave thorough satisfaction to all present . At the close a vote approving the plan and pi , dging tl , e meeting to join was carried unanimousl y . A co mmittee was formed to carry into effect the vote of the meeting and to get up a general meeting on the Tuesday following . One of the members strongly recommended the tailors to read the North , em Star a it reporied the progress of the Association .

      W 1 LLENHALL—A public meeting of the tn p of tins town was held in the open air on Frina . evening , to hear an address from Mr Jacobs , who arrived on the ground about 8 o ' clock , and went into the . question of the workman ' s grievances in a man « ner much to the delight of the men , but a little unpleasant to the taste of the masters , who attended and attempted to interrupt the speaker , but were soon quieted . A vote of thanks to the speaker and approval of the Association was carried una .

      mmous . MANC 1 IE $ TER . -On Monday morning Messrs Peel , Parker aud Jacobs attended the conference of the boiler makers union , as a deputation from the oonference of the . National Association , by especial request , and successivel y entered inio Oie workings of the Association and its adaption to the boiler makers as well as all other trades . ' A very animated discussion ensued , which terminated about 5 o ' clock in the most cordial approval of the ne . w syMe . ni , ar . d determinati

      a . m ( o wguthe adhesion of the . wh . . itunion thereto . The deputation were treated through . out with the utmost courtesy and kindness , ami icceiveda unanimous vote of thanks at the . conclusion The deputation then proceeded to the delegate mating of the mechanics and engineers , and ' can now convey the gratifying information to thegr .-ai Indy they serve , that aa alteration has been made in Die rules of the engiiu-ersf union to leave ih « sui . jeet of joining , ' an open question " in all the branches .

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      FOR Tii-. HANK . Suras previously acknowledged 2 , 502 6 Si For the Week ending the 3 rd June .. .. 157 2 9 £ 2 , 659 8 11 T . U . Wrcblbr , Financial Secretary . HBCEIPTS OF NATIONAL CHARTER ASSOCIATION . Southampton * .. 0 1 4 Manchester .. 10 0 JEl 1 4 REPAYMENTS TO MR O'CONNOR ON ACCOUNT OF DEBT DDE BY DEFENCE FUND . Mr Franks .. 10 0 Bacup .. 10 0 Howsell ., 0 3 6 Southampton ,. 0 8 6 £ M 3 0 RECEIPTS OF THE VICTIMS' COMMITTEE . An Old Democrat 0 0 4 Westminster .. » 2 5 C . Dotle , Secretary .

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      jmrc 5 , 1847 . TflE NO , Rtai . R . K STAR , . \ , ¦ ' u . * " ^ . t ! . It t ¦ - ^^^^^^^^^^ 1 iifc ^»^*^^^^^^^****^^ ^> MBfcBHl *^^^^^^^ " — . . 111 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^^^™ BBfcfc *^^^^^^^^^^ fc ^_^^_ __ IC . V

  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), June 5, 1847, page 5, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1421/page/5/