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      T HEREBY give this Public Notice , that I will JL not bs ansvrerable for any Debts that my Wife , Sasah Pbocter , lato of Rashciinv , near Huddersfield , inay contract after this Date , £ i : 6 having taken herself from uadar my Protection , without justifiable ca-asc ; therefore all parties crediting her will do so at their own Hi ? k 3 nd Co ? t . SAMUEL PROCTER . Eashcliffe , Mav 2 ! st , 1812 .

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      FRAMPTOK'S PILL OF HEALTH . Price Is . IiJ . yer bos . TIKIS excellent Family Pill is a medicine of ! ong--L tried efficacy for correctir . ^ ail disorder * of the stomach and bowels , the common ? ymptoirsof v / hich are cosnveiicss , flatulency , spasms , less of appetite , sick head-ache , giddiness , sense of fulness after meals , dizziness of the eyes , drowsiness and pains in the stomach and bo |' . vcl ? . Indigestion producing a torpid state of the liver , ani a consequent inactivity of the bowel ? , causing a cisor ^ aiiization of every function ef the frame , will , in this most excellent

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      Satisfy the mind first , before you draiv upon ihe picket , and you will neither be the dup 6 nor victim of Pr » fession * l or non-Professional quackery . RE ADER , if you wish . t < v understand the natura caase and cure of disease , read and study M'DOUALL'S MEDICAL TRACT , published by Cleave , 1 , Shoe Lane , London . Price One Penny . , , , If you wish to remove successfully and naturally the diseases therein described , purchase

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      GREAT SALS ! AT LIVERPOOL . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION , on Wedne sday the 6 th op July , 1842 , and iblloreiDg Days , Sale to begin at Ten o'clock , in the Bonded Depots of Chaloner , Houghton , and Fleming , S 76 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY , 226 Logs and Curls Cuba MAHOGANY , 1224 Logs and Curls City St . Domingo MAHO-

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      EDWARDS'S BREAKFAST POWDER , SIXPENCE PER POUND . : V ' - \ '¦ ¦ ? AGENTS . WANTED . ;; '" ¦ - - ... " .-THE rapidity with which this Article has found general Consumption in many Districts , proves its great superiority over every Bubstitute for Coffee hitherto offered . \ _ Being prepared from British Grain , it-is ; aot Exciseable , nor do Agents require a License to vend it . The Chartist Societies are adopting its exclusive use ; many prefer it to Coffee , and its Cheapness enables all to effect a very important Saving . It ia more nutritious than either Tea or Coffee . Agents who are yet -wanting . for- some Towns will be allowed a liberal Discount . Edwards , Brothers , Manufacturers , 99 , Blackfriars Rbad . Lendou .

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      FOOD FOR THE MIND . Just Published , Price Is ., 4 th Edition in Cloth , HILL'S RATIONAL SCHOOL GRAMMAR , Revised , Corrected , and Amended by the Author . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . ' . ' . ; . - ;;¦ ' , ¦'¦¦ ¦¦ - . •¦ - . : " ¦ ' ,. '; ¦"¦¦ " . . " " ¦ . ' Price 4 d ., or in two Nos . at 2 d . each , TWO LECTURES delivered by F . O'Connor , Esq ., in the Flail of '" . Science , Manchester , oh the Land , and its capabilities ; and ^^ Repeal of the Union . Price 4 d . in Wrapper , or Cloth 6 d ., a Full and Complete Exposure of the various Impositions and Schemes daily practiced by every description of Vagrants in the Country , from the Lurker up to the humble Thimble-rigger . By a Vagrant of Fifteen Years ' Experience . No family ought to be without this , useful compendium of Tricks which the honest and unsuspecting mind are daily subject to .

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      THE WHOLE CHARTER FOR ONE HALF-:: ; . .. . . .. : ; PENNY !! WITH ENGRAVING OF BALLOT BOX the SCHEDULES , & 0 . & 0 . " Every working man , for the charge of a halfpenny , can now procure for himself and family the above . ' . all-important document , and wo sincerely hope tho masses will now do so . "—iVbrtfjom Star . EMMETT'S SPEECH 1 Now publishing , Price One Penny , the Bplendid speech of Robert Emmett , Esq ., who was executed in Dublin , for High Troason , in the twenty-second year of his age .

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      NEWSPAPER FOR SALErriHERE will be exposed to Sale by Public Rodp L within the Cfiromole Office , Dyer ' s Close , Murraygate , Dundee , oh Ymtud , the 24 th Day of Jiine , 1842 , at Twelve o'Clook at Noon , the COPYRIGHT of the DUNDEE CHRONICLE , which has now been Published for about Seven . YearB , together with the Whole Founts of Types , which comprehend a very Extensive Variety tor Newspaper and every description of Job Printing ; also the Printing Presses , including a Printing Machine of the largest class , and of the best construction , by Carr and Smith , together with the Type Cases , and generally the whole Furniture and Materials connected with tho Printing Office ; also the whole Furniture of the Publishing Office .

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      Til MIGRANTS TO AMERICA are not generally Xj a war * that there is a large per oentage paid in Liverpool and Other ports , to lodging-house keepers and porters , for booking Passengers . They are told all sortB of plausible stories to induce them to pay their money the moment they arrive by Steam Boat or Railway . ;¦ By remitting One Pound each , in a Post-office Order , Passengers save this Commission , and will also receive back One Shilling in the Pound on the amount of their Passage money when they pay thebalancev . ^ The hew '' Passenger ' s Act , " which will- soon be in force , will , in a great measure , put a stop to the many , gross impositions that have been practised for years past . . ' . - . , ' . ' ¦ ' : ;¦ ,: •¦ ¦ ;¦• ¦ ¦ ¦ , . " . .. . ¦ '¦ ; ' . '

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      LETTER FROM MR . W . HICK , NORTHERN STAR OFFICE ^ LEEDS . " Northern Star Office , Leeds , March 17 tb , 1842 . LC n ENTLEMEN;—You will oblige by forward-\ T ing , at your earliest convenience , the same quantity of PARR ' S LIFE PILLS aa last sent . While I am writi ng , I cannot refrain from communicatingthe flattering intelligence of the great good your pills are doing in Leeds and its neighbourhood . It is clearly a great error to find fault wi'h a medicine meroly because it is a patent one ; andjnore especially since its use has contributed so largely to the public health . The fact is , however , prejudice is fast giving wayj as it always must where the pills are tried . A few cases in point may serve to confirm and illustrate what I have asserted .

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      n ^ ; PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE , bj PETER X BUSSEY , from Bradford , Yorkshire , an * BENJAMIN WORSWICK , from Clayton , new Manchester . - ¦ ; ¦¦ -:: / . " :. ¦ \\ :.:-:, . - ¦' '¦ . . . '¦ ; ¦/¦¦/•/'; Board and Lodgings by the day ; or we « k , on Reasonable Terms , at No . 2 , Front-Btreet ^ New York , near to the place from whence the Steam Boats start for the Western States ; and where every information may be given to Emigrants , & •;

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      THE NEW TARIFF . WITHOUT ' THE SANCTION OF THE PBEBS OB CONSENI [ , '¦¦ ' . .. ¦;• ¦ ; .. ¦;¦ ¦ : ; ¦ ¦'¦ ¦ . OF THB « D £ EN . / . ¦' ,- "v'' " " IMPORTANT TO CHARTIST AND TEE-

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      THE NEW YORK ; LINE OF PACKETS Sail punctually on their regular days , From LtVERPOOL , as follows , Tiz : — Siddons , Cobb ,........... ^ . .. " ... 1400 tons , 13 fch June . Echo , Sill ,........................... 1000 tons , 19 th June Also FOR NEW YORK , The following Splendid first-class American Ship Sail punctually as follows , viz : — Swanton Heath ; ...............-1000 tons , 7 th June Salem , Heirn . i ...................... 990 tons , 14 th Junt

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      MEDICAL ADVICE . TO THE ATFUCTED WITH SCURVY , VENKREAt , 01 SYPHILITIC DISEASES ' , RHEUMATISM , AKP NEBYOCT OB SEXUAL DEBILITY . ^ ^ y ^^ S ^^^ x-SURGEON , &c . 13 , Trafalgar Street , Leeds . And every Thursday , at No . 4 , Creorge Street , Opposite East Brook Chapel , Bradford , TTAVING devoted his studies for many years ex « XI clusively to the various diseases of the generative and nervou 3 system , in the removal 01 those distressing debilities arising from a secret indulgenca in a delusive and destructive habit , and to the buc > cessful treatment of ; ^

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      London Delegate Council . —Mr . Martin in the chair . After the usual business was transacted , seven shillings was received from the shoemakers , Star Coffee House , Golden lane ; two shillings " from the ladies , ditto , Cannon Coffee House . Messrs . Long , Baxter , "Wakeham and Smith produced credentials from their localities . The Secretary read the Quarterly Balance Sheet . Messrs Morgan and Christopher , tie auditors , reported its correctness , and the Secretary was ordered to get it inserted in the Northern Star . Mr . Wheeler reported from the Liquidation Debt Committee , and was ordered to get the balance sheet inserted in the Star , with the defaulters names attached to it . The Secretary was instructed to write to all the localities indebted to the Council for cards of membership . Mr . Pussell reported from the committee appointed to meet at the Three Doves , and also gave natice that on the ensuing week he should move for the appointment of a Tract Committee , &c . The Council then adjourned

      Metropolitan Counties' Monthly . Delegate Meeting . —This meeting was held at the Star Coffee House , Golden-lane , on Sunday , June 5 th ; Mr . Lucas ws 3 appointed secretary , pro tern ., and Mr . Nagle , chairman . Credentials were received from Messrs . M'Cartby and Walker dine , from the Star Coffee House ; Kuffy Ridley and W . Matthews from Brompton ; Messrs . Maunder and Wyatt , 55 , Old Bailey ; Luke King , Cannon Coffee House , Ladies' Shoemakers ; Messrs . Edwards and Cooper , SomeraTown ; Messrs . Buck , senior and junior , from the weavers , Buck ' s Head ; Pedley and Fairchild , from Wai worth ; Baxter and Robson , Carpenters' Amis , Brick-lan 9 ; Messrs . Scriven and WilkinB , from the Albion ; Messrs . Illingworth and Davies , Queen ' s Head , Cambridge-road ;

      Mr . Bedding , from the carpenters meeting at the Rock , LisEon Gioyb ; Mr . Cooper , from Hit or Miss , Globe Fields ; Messrs . Blackmore and Parker , from the teetotallers in the Waterloo-road ; Messrs . Rose and Ball , from Birmondsey ; Mr . Ferguson , from West End teetotallers , and a delegate from Dockhead , were allowed to sit and product ) their credentials at the next meeting . Some discussion arose as to whether delegates should be allowed to tike their seata for places not included in the four metropolitan counties of Middlesex , Surrey , Kent , and Essex , when it was ultimately agreed that a person producing credentials from any Chartist locality should be admitted a member . Mr . Wheeler then took his seat for Reading , in

      Berkshire . Credentials were received from Messrs . I-acaa and Hodge , from Si . Pancras , and Messrs . Watts and Knight , from Finsbury . A committee , consisting of Messrs . Robson , Wheeler , Illingworth , Ball , and Walkerdiae were appointed to draw up rule& for their guidance during the day 5 which being carried into effect , and adopted , the different delegates reported from theeir various localities . A committee , consisting of MfcHssrs . Robson , Paina , Parker , Blackruore , Divies , Illingworth , Ferguson , Baxter , and Watts , were then appointed to draw up a plan of organisation to bd submitted to the next meeting . Various suggestions were thrown out to the committee , and ths meeting adjourned until nine o'clock on Sunday morning , June 12 th , at the Star Coffee House , GoLien-lane .

      Martleboxe . —Ruffy Ridley lectured on Sunday evening to a crowded audience , at the Working Men ' s Hail , Cireus-Bireet , and gave great satisfaction . Mr . Rouse lectured on Sunday evening at the Archery Rooms , Bath-place , New-road . Chelsea . —Mi . Famr lectured at the Stag Tavern , Fnlhsm-road , on Monday evening , on the subject of the com laws . Messrs . Chippendale and Dowling also ad < lresse < l the mttting , and spoke in high terms of the Chartist Circular . The ballot for the Executive was then proceeded with , and Messrs . Dowling and Dalibar were elected as delegates to the London delegate council , and also to the monthly delegate meeting . A vote of thanks was given to the chairman , Mr . Corbstt , and to the lecturer , who in an excellent address returned thanks for the compliment .

      Ship and Blue-Coat Boy , Wal-worth-Road — The member 3 zaet as usual on Monday evening , Mr . Brockleys in the chair ; Messrs . Fairchiid , sen . ; and Pedley , reported from the Monthly Delegate Council , which report gave great satisfaction . An interesting discussion then took place on the best means of advancing the good cause . Several persons were enrolled as members . The whole of the members of this locality are requested 10 attend on Monday evening , that b ^ ing the last evening on "which ihe ballot for the Executive can be held . The members of the General Council are particularly reqnesied to be at their posts . STJNDBRZiAND . —Sunday LECTURE— On Sunday afternoon , Mr . Williams lecture ! to a very laree assembly on the town moor . His subject was the duty of professing Chiistiaas to Bnpport the principles of the Charter .

      DURHAM . —On Monday evening , ilr . Ciuppel , of Sunderland , delivered an able and animated lecture upon the Sanas , to a cumbrous and attentive audience . The lecturer illustrated in a cleat and convincing manner the close connexion between trade a&d government , and proved to a demonstration that class legislation is the primary cause of our national icipoveriihKis&t . At the conclusion of the lecture , it wa 3 announced tb : tt on Monday night next , at teven o ' clock , Mi . " Williams , of Sundeiland , "would deliver a lecture in the Marketplace .

      CARLISLE . —A public met ting of t > e members of the Carlisle Chartist Association , was held in Mr . Bljthe'a beaming machine room , on Monday evening last , Mr . John Armstrong in the chair . After making a ftiw introductory remarks respecting the object of the meeting ; he called on the secretary to read letters from Messrs . Duncombe , Oasiler ,. Campbell , Baxter , and Cleave ; after which , the meeting proceeded to choosu fire persona out of the list of nominations , which appeared in the Slur of Saturday last , to serve as members at the forthcoming Executive Council . Mr . Joseph Breome Hanson then moved the adoption of a resolution , strongly condemnatory of the conduct of Mr . Roebuck , 011 the presentation of tba National Petition ; and soverely censuriug the inconsistent and truckling manner in which that gentleman had acted . Zvlr . William Bljtbe , in a spirited and animated speech , seconded ths adoption of the resolution , -which was then tut by the chairman and carried unanimously .

      CARRINGTON , NEAR NOTTINGHAM . —Tho Chartist Association met here on Sunday evening , and chose a fresh Council , likewise enrolled several new members . Another masting wilt be held on next Sunday , in order to balloi for the Executive . IjIOSSIiEY . —The Rev . W . V . Jackson delivered an able and animating lecture on Thursday night , on the remedy for national distress , in the Chartist room , Brookbottom .

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      NORTHAIOPTOKSHIRB . —PITTSFORD . —Mr . BaiiEtow delivered a lecture on CB&rtism in this village on Friday , ( Mx . Gamage in the chair ) in the course of ¦ Which he exposed the evils of class lescUlat ' . on and proved Chartism not only to be consistent with the prints of Jesus Christ , but also that practical Christiscifcy could not t » carried out under the present jystem . MB . BAIRSTOWS TOITR THROUGH NORXHAMPTOXSHIRB- —Wellisgboro'CGH . —Last Menday evening , jiir . Bairstow delivered a convincing and argumentative lecture on the principles of Chartism to -upwards of 1500 persons on the broad"green . Many enemies went awuy wita the sharp point of truth in their intellects . The Mends and members held a convivial meeting afterwards , when a large number of new members were enrolled in the National Charter Association .

      BaCNDS . —On Tuesday evening , a large meeting assembled in the Chnrch-yard , which * was addressed by the county lecturer , Mr . Bairstow , to its entire satisfaction . Favourable symptoms det the horizon here . OE >* DLE . —Mr . Bairstow delivered a short and effective lecture here on Wednesday evening , to a very attentive audience . The old veteran sf seventy winters , Mr . Hawea , an independent gentleman , has , by his honourable exertions , done incalculable good . The association prospers . Again , on Saturday evening , Mr . Bairatow lectured here to an highly gratified audience .

      Peterborough . —This cathedral-crowned city , the pocket borough of Earl Fitzwilliam , bad the principles of the Charter rnng through its Market-place to upwards of 4000 persons , on Thursday evening , from the the ieiculeaiv lungs of Mr . Bairstow , "who -exposed , in masterly style , the robbery and wrong generated by class-legislation , anS argued the invincible justice of Chartism , and its efficiency in working out the nation's redemption from ita present debasement and wretchedness . Politicians of all grades and shades were in attendance , all of whom , in the absence " of Interruption , testified their high approval of Mr . B . ' b lecture . A locality is being formed here belonging to the National Charter , which iB heralded into the world auspiciously . Etb . —Oa Friday evening , Mr . Bairstow lectured ^ ritb . cheering success in this beautiful agricultural Tillage to a very large and loudly-applauding auditory . The friends here will join for a lecturer .

      ^ ORTHAiiPTOX . —M * . E . stallwood lectured in the junket on Wednesday , to upwards of one thousand persona , who listened most attentively . At the close , a vote of fh » TiV « was unanimously passed £ 0 the lecturer . MR . Stall-stood lectured on Thursday , at Stock ' s Hill , in the village of Moulton , to an attentive audience of upwards of two hundred , called together at half-anhour ' s notice . lz was the second Chattkt lecture ever atlivered here , and has created quite a sensation , and an unquenchable desire for freedom . A considerable number of Chartist Circulars were sold on the occasion .

      WHiLTOK . —The first Chartist lectore ever delivered here , was given on Friday evening , by Mr . Edmund SUllwood , in the open air , -under the ancient tree near the church . There vraa a strcDg icnsier of both sexes the windo \ rB round about were crowded vritb the fair sex ; the \ s \ ill of the church yard formed a seat for many a toil-warn eon cf labour . 31 r . Stallwsod delivsred a most eloquent address . Three cheers were given for the Charter , three for the lecturer , and three lor the chairman .

      Harpole . —Mr . Edmund Stallwood , from London , delivered the first Chartist lecture ever given in this viliage , on Saturday last , to an audience of about 300 , who lis t ened rncsl attentively for the space of two hoars . Sir . Stallwood most ably expatiated , on the Charter . At the conclusion , three cheers -were given for the Charter , three for the lecturer , thr 3 e for the chairman , and a determination waa expressed to unite with the other villages around and form a locality .

      MANCHESTER . Carpenters' Hali Dr . 2 tTDonalT lectured on Sunday evening ; to a crowded andiesce amidst enthusiastic plaudits . At tha conclusion of the lecture , a vote of coiiiidence in the Executive , was carried unanimously . After votts cf-thanks to Dr . M"Douall , the Star , and the Chairman , the mett-Icg separated . STOCKPORT . —On Thursday sight last ,, a lar ^ e public lueeting of the inhabitants of Stockpor t waa bfcid in the open air , foi the purpose of adopting an address to the electors of ifottingham , calling upon tlxesi to return Mr . Stnrge . Mr . Ciark , in a brief and tilling speach , moved the address , whick waa seconded by Mr . Webby Mr . R . T . Morrison , an elector of Nottingham , in a brilliant and- reasoning Epeech , sapporttd toe address , which was unanimously adopted . Mr . Joseph Carter spoke-at some length ; in the . coarse of Ms address , he administered a severe captation to the police , a number of whom were present

      -Os SrUDAT EVEST 5 G , Mr . James C&riledge from Mancb € siei , lectured to a mnseic&s and attentive audience ; at the close of bis lecture be itcelved a unanimous vote of thanks . ABKBDARE . —At a public meeting beld at the Miners' Arms , Mill-street , on Tuesday , May 31 st , £ Ir . Wm . . Morgan in the chair . The .. meeting waa addressed by Bsveml "Who ehowe 3 the distressed state of tibfl working population of this nation , which , is entirely caused by classlegituition , when Mr- Monjaa Williams , from Merthyr , entered the room fer the firs * time after his return from the Convention at London , where he gave a report of the proceedings of that body , -which gave much satisfaction ; he also commented on the speeches

      of the opposition in the falseiy called House -of the People , ard waa loudly cheered thronghouthis address , trhica lasted more than an hour ; after his address , a vote of thaiik 3 was proposed and unanimously carried to him and his brcther delegates for their services in the Convention , and for the manner in -which" they had fulfilled their duties , and proved themselves worthy of the confidence reposed in them by the country ; aiso a resolution , declaratory of the fcigh estimation in which we hold Mr . T . S . Daacombe , and the members who supported hiB motion for hearing at Uie bar of the House the people's grievances . The meeting , which was numerously attended , quietly separated to their respective homes , well pleased , before eleven o ' clock .

      BXLSTON . —On Thursday evening week , the Chartists of BUiten . -were address-jd by Mr . Froggett and 3 Ir . W . Hickman . At the conclusion three cheers were given for O'Connor , three for Frost , Williams , and Jones , three for the Charter , and three hearty groan 3 for all enemies . PaixcES E > "D . —On Monday evening , Mr . Lianey lectured here to a gr »; t concourse of people , assembled together under the broad canopy 0 * heaven . At the conclusion of the lecture , the meeting adjourned to a room kindly Lsnt by ens of oui Ilitnda , when thirtysix persons enrolled their naine 3 , and an Association Vf&s formed . WllLEXHALL . —On Tuesday evening ,. Mr . Linney a 3 . dress « J a large out-door meeting at Willenhall , the first Chartist meeting ever held in this strong ' ioid of Whiggiyra . At the conclusion aeirlj cwenty mimes wer- - enrolled , aad another good Association La fcs ^ -ccied to be formed here .

      Bsockuors—On Timrsday evemnz v ? etk , Mi-Llnney , of Manchester , forni = d a good Cnartist Association in this p ' acs . Forty eisk-s were enrolled , and r * g > - > d feeling evinced in fsrour of the principles or Chartism . Bell Lases . —A mo » t £ 2 tLs ; iastic mating itis feeld ttre yesterday evenly -Witk , in a larg-e _ eU camlEodious room , from which tbe meeting was oKit- d to adjourn into the opsn air . Mr . Frcggttt , of Biistcri , was called zo tee chair , who , atar a lengthened address , called oa Mr . W . Hickmsn to speak to the meeting ; after whieh , Mr . Lizmj addressed them at some length , when the meeting ssparcisd highly cbligbtsd . Through laa unitsd exertions of two or three working men , the cause of Chartism progresses rapidly in this district .

      X . 3 NBOK . CLOCK EorSE , CiSILE-alfiEET , LBic&ST £ R-s < i \ JAB . E . —iir . "Whoakr leciurtd here on Sunday evening , and waa cuch appiaudec . Mr . Ford occupied the chair . The members present vrow ^ ded ¦ K-ith the ballot for tha Executive . Messrs . F ord and M'Tis were elected to the montiJT clelee&te council . Several members were enrolL&d , and tha fallowing notice was requesi&d to be inserted La the Star : " That it is the intention of the members of this locality to give a public dinner to the retiring Executive and to ffeaxgus O'Connor , at an early period , and they request the co-operation of the ether localities . " The secretary , Mr . Hawkins , read an account of the receipts and expenditure of tticii late ball , and after other businew tae meeting adjourned .

      Queer's Head , Cambridge Road . —Mr . Farrer lectured h ^ re on Sunday evening to- an escrilent audience , on the subject of the Corn Laws , and veiy ably exposed the conduct of Sidney Smith and the League ; he read a number of statistical extracts &Oiii -H-riters of acknowledged celebrity and eminence , completely Demolishing tae policy of the big loaf men . Mr . Shaw proposed , and Mr . Randall , seconded the following resolution : — " That this meeting , seeing clearly the * ntter instility of agitating for a repeal . of the Corn Lsvrs under the present- system , do individually and collectively pledge themselves to go for nothisg less than the Charter , name and alL" This waa carried unanimously . A vote of thanks was given to the lecturer , and to Mr . Cotten , ihe chairman . Several new members were then enrolled , and the meeting adjourned . Mr- Febgitsox lectured to a good audience at the Hit or Miss . Globe Fields , on Sunday evening .

      Ijmehocse . —Mr . Frszsr lectured here oa Wednesday weei , on the benefits derivable from co-operation in ccrncezion with Chartism , and so great wa 3 tha enthusiasm of the wise men of the East , that notwithstanding the lecture terminated at a lite hour , and though nothing previous had been arranged , deposit ? ^ rere pafc 3 own for thirty six shares in a Co-opt-raJive Stere . A treasurer and secretary were appointed , and the farther consideration of the question was adjourned . Albiox Coffee Hbuse , chjcb . ch .-stb . eet , ShobeditcH- —At the meeting sere on Sunday , Bin > ence was received for tae Executive from Jlr . Burke . Mr . Davis ¦ was elected delegate to the County Council , to -wfeich body the sum of two shillings &BQ sixpence was voted .

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    • Northern Star (1837-1852), June 11, 1842, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct757/page/2/