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      THE MOXST ± . R INDICTMENT . HICHAELjSAS TERM . IN THE SIXTH TEAR OP QUEEN TlCrORJA . Cavniv Twtil ' wt o / J . anc tsler to trit , £ 2 U refill' 33 d , tint 3 . X a Sf < = ka of ci" - Suvrteign Xsr . y Y .-cioria by the Graes of God of the United Xmadora of G ^ eat Bn' -jn rnd lrelanrt , Qne = u , dc fead ^ r of the Faith , of hearing and . ietsnu' ^ ira a ^ o Gaji Delivery , held at the Conn Home , in L Terf ~? oI . * - » » mi far the County Palatine ol Lanc ^ ter . on Mon- ty " s risht trusty and ¦ wtJV b * 'i ov » - < i Cousin and -CocBciiluT , James lord AKm&-. Ci- « tf B ron ol ber Slaj-sty ' s Court of Ex * ' -jn ^ r . Ltr MejAiy ' s trusty ana weil be-oved Sir : v t-i Hall Alders ^ . Kniebt ,

      one of tfci- Sirens o -r AiajraTT ' s said Cor - < f Ex- J « hsqasr . Sir Grrfsw .-.. Cres ^ wtli . Kn »? lit . •¦ « f tso ¦ Jnadfes of bt = r M * i- * : j ' * Court rf C"a sj » ii Pi . ^ s , 8 . 3 d Other thai ctsmpatioB-s Jnstrces ana Ccsku - siont-rs of oar K- ! d Soversigu Ludy tbs Quer ^ i , by t : ; e let'jrs p-JtEoiof herthetaia Lady ihe Qieen , under the sral of the said Comity Pristine , of LxDcrettr , to the taid lord Abinger , Sil Edward Hall AM . rsun , aad Sir C- rcswell Citss'teJJ , and ethers , or any t ^ o or more of them , directed whereof the aid Lord . a binder . Sic 35 uwsrd Haii Aiderson , sad Sir CressweU Ci- ""swell { asos = sx others ) our said . Sjveres ? n Li < sy the - -Queen ¦ would have to be one , us ¦ well to bear and defcrnsise ¦ as inquire ty toe oaths of honest and la-wid men of the said Comity PalstSae of Lancaster , and by other

      ¦ vpsjs means , and methods , -wiich they cau f " -well witiiia liberties as wiftiout by ¦ vhich the-tarnth of the ^ natter may be the better kpown snd i' -. q » m-d JEio of a ? l Ttwhjus , Miapifeona of Iiea&on . lns «; . vc-Aons , SS-bdlions , Murders , Felonies . Homicides . Bai ^ aries , Manslaughters , B'ipes of Women . TTnla'sftil £ * Bgre-¦ gataars , and Conventicles , ' HJiila-a-fnl Spealr ' Eij of "Words . Coaajunctior . s , 3 a > KPTiscns . ConfeoVsiacies , 3 Ms- - Allegations . Trespasses , Riots . Bouts , Beiainines , ^ E ^ capei , Contempts Falsities , Neglis ?« r ; er--s , sCoEcealineats , Maintenances , Oppressions , CbaroraTJes , Dscei ? s . aad other Misd £ Kh » nouxs , Offsaess , and Infaiifis whatsoever ; and of tbf accessories to"the same , Tritbin the Gonnty aforesaid , as wdl » gai *« t the forms -Of certain ^ totates m arsinst tbe C-jmino-n JLa ^ by "whon > s > eT £ r and hoTrtoeTfr had , mrd ^ , dcae , perp > - to

      > - ^ ted or rewj-mitted . by wbom snd -wbois , "when , how , and after ¦ what nsannfar , said of all other artides and « iscomst 2 iices , tbe trelh of the pren >> ses . cr any of them in any wiis cones rinc And the same ^ . eu-ons , and other tbe preuiises to hvsr and detersa-Tie , a' » d tbe gaol « f the ennnry aforesaid- « id also the "HOP--9 ol Correction at Erker ? e , in the handred uf Wt-S Derby , in the Slid County PJatine , to deliver according to Sa ^ w sod ths tevtom of the Kingdom of onT SiT 5 erei < n L ? . dy the -Q , acen . and so forth . Jt is upon the oai- " a ' of fcr * -lve jnrora . good and la-srfnl men , irithin ' the Connvy Palatine aforesaid , impanspHed and hwa and ehaxged to esqnire ard present for enr SoTe »?^ a Laay the Qneeu * nd lor the bo ^ y of tfee Connty P . itiri » e afore-Bi'd pTetfinted as fo ^ o'WEth , ( thatistoiay . ) L > re >* i 2 Te { Ib icil ) The Jnrora for oft lady tee ^ neen npan their oaa T > re \ ent Tiutt

      PSiHGrs O Cos sob ., late of iiRscbester , in ^ he . csur-ij pf L'VTifaW'T . laborre' . Pktek iltra ^ iT M DoC ali ., lhta of the same p '> - » , ) ibon »» r Ja 3 jes SCH 01 . UIEI . B , ? at 3 of the t 82 > s plarr , ; laboi 1 ^? . J ^ 2 i £ S LeaCH . Hits if the sime plzre . - labourer . © HSiSTOP-HEB Dotle . jate of tue * -an » e pJace , JaboDrer . Jobs CAHP . SELL- l 3 ts of tbe tama pJaca , ' ihaare ? . Josathas BAtEsro'w , late of the nme place , JaboBrtf . Sees ARD M -Cabtset , lats of the = ame place , fa \ « i ? i - er . Jjlsles AETflOE , latB of ij > e ssire >> ' -c * , Iscooirr , ofhenrisa eUlc-d James > 5- ^ . stbob-DxvtD Ross , l ^ te of tne karos placa , } j > ii- _ r * cr . BlCBAHD Oil ET , ) at 3 of rbe same pia < K la !» i « " * t < Jeokge Julias Haaev , lets cf the same plase , ) a-

      boD ? er . James Cjbtelege '? t « cf the tame place , '? bour « - . Thomas Cooper , ) ate of the siroe place , laboorer . WilliaS HilX . late of tbe ome pHcs , ' iborrft . Sobest Beooke . ' a \ 3 of the i > -j > e p' - > ce , bbauitr . JA 3 IES TaTLOB , late of tbe ssme p ' are , iaboniec JOHX Hoti ^ k , late of tbe s < une place , Hboarei . JOHX TB 0 BST 05 . ' ' st of Iij 6 s ? aii- r >' j « e 2 . l abcBTer . JOH . S JfOBJlAS . ^ t ^? »" -f »•>*• l ? ms ptece , labcere ? . Joseph Clabre , ? -U 3 of rhe n « He p ^ ace , v ^ i-oiret . Joh > i ) asset , lats < -f tt'e vstne ptece , Isbonrn . JOH 5 FLETCHER , la « of the same p-aca . labooer . ! EHiKas Bbo"W 3 E SiUTH , ) al « of the p i irs , lab-jurw . Thomas FfiASEB , 3 ave of the same place , labonrec . JOB ? AtKixsos , ) 3 l 2 of tbe tiwe place , Jabonre ? . JjJies Gbasbt , Lite of the taae place , Jibonrer .

      TviUJAH Beeslet , late of the £ >> Hje plsce , iaCDBrer . jAStS CBIPPE 5 DA 1 . E . lata of the tanmplace . Isboorer . SAiTTEi . Pakkes , late of the urns plsre , ! aboD » er . ! Ehomas Bailios , lat- ! of tbe cune p'' « ' 3 , labourer . 3 lOBiiBT BaHSDES , ) aie of the same place . Hboa- ^ r . JA 3 IES MOO 5 . BY , hte of the £ ame p ' ae 3 , iabou »« r . Thohas > 1 aHO 5 , ) a » -3 of the same place , 3-ibpnrer . Jobs Leach , la ' r of tbe tsipe pi « ce , lsbon «*» . Datid M 0 B 3 lS 02 f , laia of the sauie p > acs , labonrer . Johs LO 31 AS .. Hte of t '< iB same place , laboDrer . JOHX Ab . e ^ . 5 , lsie of the nms p' -srs , la . bti" *>» . James Sketisgtos , lv 3 of the same p - nn l ^ DouTei . WH . 1 JJLM SCHO 1 EF 1 EU ) , late of ibe tame piare , laboBier . 3 trcBAED Pillisg , la ^ s of lie > - > ipe p l ace , ' sbo ^ rer . "William aitkuj . > -. t 3 of the rme pace , 1 % -udt « t . SaXDT Challenges . Jite of the sws p ^ ce . )* b : » irer ,

      o * i £ r »;? e cs'ipd Alexasdeb Cballesger . Geosge Cajtdelet , laJ-e of the pme plice , labcnTei . J 0 H 5 DubhaM , Ja * 3 of tbe svn'i p >^ : e , ' abocre ' . James Festos . » ate of \ he ome pJace , l « botn-er . ¦ Wilxjam STEPHE 3 fSON , ? £ teof tbe « me p' ^ re , labcnrer . JOH 5 CBOSSLETt , " ai 3 of the *^ me pl » - ^ . latonirr . ALBEBT WoBLFESDEJfj Jate of the samepjars , labonrer . Borebt Lees , lata of tfee r ^ . n > e plare , jBbourer . JOHJ Lewjs . late of the same place , labourer : Patbick Mtjbpht Bbopht , lits of the r >« ne pl » es , labonrer Geobge Johksos , ? ate of the s * me p ) ss 8 , labor *« r . ThosiasSxobaH- Iai 3 of the *\ ma piare , l = i' » onrer . "WiLXiAM Booth , Ixts of the tsxne piacs , Jabourer . Jobs Wilds . i ? . t * of tbe s > un 9 pl » ce , Jabonret . TVjlliam " Wool-ruff , ivsof Ties an > e p ' fse , labonret . FBiDEBiCK Atjgjjstcs Tatlok , late of the » n ? e pSace . liibonrar . ToiLiS Pitt , lats of the same place , labourer .

      Together ¦ ni : h diTETB other -eTil dlsporsd percons , to the Jtrrora afortsaid a ? yet Trnkno-wn , on the first day of Angus * , in the fcixth ywr of the xe « n of oar Sovereign Lafy Tictoria , and 00 diYeis oiaei days and Umas , between tbnt dsy and thfi ^ rs ^ day of Ostober , in the year afcreraid , at lite Parish of Sla ^ chesrer , in tha Coaaty « f Lancaster , nnlawtnlly did cosspire , confederate , pid agree together , by canHug to be bronght and gathered togeiiier drrers nnla-wfnl tcmnjtnoas and riotous assemblies -of seditions and evil disposed

      persons in T 3110 E 9 par * s of this E ^ alm , and by forcing and compelling dive s of her Majesty ' s peaceable subjects , beirg then employed in their lerp-ctire trades , manufactures , and occupations , to < 3 . es 5 &taud depart from their respectrre employments sad work , cud by ^ diyers seditions and iEflamatory Speeches , libsls , placards , and other publications , to create aKrm , discontent , and confusion , -with intent thereby nnla'wfn'Qy to effect and bring about a change in fiie ls"sra and constitution of this realm , against the peace of oui said L ^ dy the Queen , her Crown and

      Dignity . Second COUNT—And the Jurors aforesaid , npon their oath aforesaid , do further pre&ent , that the said Peaigns O'Connor , Peter Murray JtfitonB ! , James Scholefield , John Leach , Christopher Doyle , Jobn Camptall , Jonathan Baiiatow , Btrnard M'Caifcney , Jaaes Arthur , otherwise called James M'Arthpr , Darid Boss , B ' . chard Otley , George Julian Hr'iiey , James 43 aiteledge , Thomes Cooper , William Hill , Bobert Brooke , JameB Taylor , John Hoyle , John Thornton , John Norman . Joseph Clarke . John Massey , John Fletcher , Thomas Brown Smith , Thomas Freser , John AlHnson , JameB < 3 rasby , William Beesley , Jamea CanppBndale , Saninel Parkes , Thomas Bailton , Bobsrt Bamsden , Bobert Mooney , Thomas Jdahon , Jobu Ifcach , David Morrison , John Lomr-s , John Axian , James Skevington , William SoholeSeld , Richard

      Pilling , William Aitken , Sandy Challenger , otheia ^ ss called Alexander Challenger , Gteorge Candelet , John Darham , Jamei Fenton , WfUinm St ^ phenson , Joti Crossley , Botart Woolfenden , Bobert Lees , John li £ r » ix , Patrick Murphy Brophy , George J » hnson , ThomasStarah , Wil li am Booth , John Wilde , William "Woodruff , Frederick Augustas Taylor , Tfce-iun Pitt , together "with divers others , evil disposed persons , to the Jurors aforersia th yet nokno \ rn , af +-arwards to ¦ wit on the first day of August , in the yw- B ? ort—Hd , snd on diTBrs * ther days , between that < layandthe firat i day of Ortober , in the yeai aforeBaifl , nnlawfr ^ y did conspire , confederate , rnd ag « -e together , byfom aad Tiolsnce , and by creaMng alaun , dirrant ^^ tnmnlt , and confusion , TmHwfnliy to effect and brine about a change in the la-sra and coDstitnUon of this realm , against the peara of or- aid Lady the Goran her CroTrn anaaiginty . '

      ThibdCotjxt . —And the Jnrora aforesaid , on theb oath aforeoid , farther present that heretofore on the fin * day of Augast , in the year aforerud , e ^ xd on divers other daya and times between tbat day snd tbe flret day of Octobsr , in the yew aforesaid , and at diver * places -within tbiB xealm , diTers eil \ disposed psraons ¦ nn lavrfaHy and tamultaoi > 4 y assembled together and by Tiolecce , ttreahi , and intimidafiona to divers other peraons , being then peaceable aurgectn of this xealm , forced tha raid Is ^ -meniaoned subjects to leave their OcenpaSoB * » nd empl » ymenU , and thereby , impeded and stopped the labonr employed ii the lawftl and

      peacsable eou ^ ying on , by dirers large nDmbera of the Bnbjects of Gas reahn , of certain tildes , msnufactnres , and Iwbttictbwi , and thereby caused great confusion , terror , aad alarm in fee minds cf the pe * = eable stibjecte of this realm ; sad that sftenrards , to wit , oa the flat day of Angpst , is the year aforesaid , and on diven other daya 2 nd tiias bettreen r hat day snd the nest day of Oetotar , in the year sforesald , at the parish nfcyf ^ ajd , Jn the const ? aforesaid , the nid Feargus OXionnar , PettoJfcvray il-Donall , Jasies Scholefleld , Jsoea ; Leach , CHiaWphsr Boyle , John Campbell , Jonathan Bairstow , Bernard M'Cartney , James Arthur , rt 6 » wj « e called JaaiMWArttiBr , David Boss , Bichrid

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      OiH-y , G ••!; :-Julian Barney , J . » r a 3 C . - , ie'pje , TDorass O . Tjpir . V , " iii : mgi H " . H ' ¦ t br-o ' F 2 . Jsti 1 T . ijlo , Jobn Hoy-a . Jotn Thornton , Juhn Kormaa , Joseph Ciarke . Jobn Mstsey , Joan Flelcaer ., Thomas Browne Sciith , Tfconias Fr ? sei , John iii'u ton , James Giasby , Wn'ism BcesJey , Jsmes Caipp&ui £ ie , far ^ uei Pai kea , Tboiii ?^ BaJ tca , Bofctil R-. Hii" ^ , Jsu . ri Mooney , T £ o ?« as Slit' n , Jchn L «* ca , J > ivld Moirison . John Lo . i 5 'X , Jcbn Arrtn . J ^ tuls bicvin ^ eon , Wi'iism . < ehoitSeU , Bichard PilJin-i , IViiiiam Aitk n . Sandy Cr ^ - li-p ^ irr , ot ! : erwifis ca ' . i d Ah render Csallenz - . U- « r ^ e C ^ delet , Jcln > D- -, « -b » m , Jptb ^ s Fentou , \ 5 " iU-. ; ai StspbenBOii , J , tn Cro' l t = y , Aibtrt WooUesden , Kot Jt Lees . Jjt ^ n Lewis , Patiirk 41 dtp . . y Brophy , George Johns , n , Teoni ? -Storah , Wi ) i ? 3 m Booth , Jorin Wilde , Wi Ht « m Woodruff , Frsderick

      An ^ iirtus Taylor , Thomas Pitt , tosetber with divera othci evil disposed persons , to the jurors afomaid as jet urknown , did nnlairf uliy roDacire , -mbine , copfeoetatc , and agree togeti aer to aid , abet , ' . ~ sist , com-£ e : t , support , and enconm ^ e the uid e \ d » spo :: d persons in this conut fi rst meni w > ed , to c ^ nUnue pod ptrsist in tije said -unla-wiuJ ' . 2 mWi" <> sJ ta . eats , intiinidatior-o , and fioten' - j , ana in tho sa'd im' peding and stopping of tbe labour employed in the said ttadea , Kianufafjtnrts , snd basmwsves . wiiti in-, tent theit&y to cinre terrjr pnd » laim in ti » I Hiinds cf -the peaceable tu ' ijsc ' - * uf this rei ' m , and by j means cf -ench tc-rror and ahum v ' olent ' y and D 9 > aw-; fuliy Vo canstj and procnr * ct ; ri ? n ^ reat chm § fc 3 . to be ¦

      ' made in-he Constitution cf va ^ a realm r by law < ¦ ' b' lisbc \ i , tsaiESt the pesce of opt Lady the Que « -a , her . ejeefn . tivi diRnity . I Fodf j'H Coukt—^ And the Jmoi s afo re ^ sid , on their J oath sforenid , lurther present teal heretofore o-. i the first day of August in * be year aforesaid , snd on divers other days and tines between tbat day . ind Vhe first day of October in tbe year afore iid , ? na at diveu \ placeo divers evi dispoFtd persons ur ' awfully and j tnmtltuousty assembled together , and by violence , ' threats , and jntimi'vatlcns to divera other persons ; bsiE § then peaceable eva jccH of this realm , forced the sa & Isst nie ' jtioDed sa : jt- ^ t- to la ^ ve their cccupatiop ? - , and employnients , at > xi thtreby iropeded and stopped

      tiss la > xiur employed in the lawfui and pcacwtble c-iT - rjiEg un by divers ) 'rpe numbers of the bobjf ^ t * ef ttis realm of certain traiies , manufactures , and businesses , end thereby caused great covifusion . terror , snd alarm in the minds of the peaceable subjects of this realm , ard t-oat aiterwrrdi , on tho fln > l day of August , ia the ytaT aforeiaid , aud on divcta other days and times , between that day and the first day of October in the year aforesaid , in the ps ? VQ efore ~ aia . in tbe county aforesaid , the said Feargn ? O'Connor , Peter Murr .-y M"D . UjJI , James Scho )^ fle ; d Jnmt-. « Lesch , Christuj-her Doyle , Jchn Canipt ; -ll , Jonathan Biirst < w , Beraard > l * C 3 rtney , Ja ^ -.-s Arthur , otberirir . e cilled Jam . / s M * Arthur , Dav . o . K , i . B ^ batd Otley . George Jciian Harney , J 3 ines CirUe < r « . Thomav Cooper ,

      Wirdam Hiil , Bobtrt Brooke , James Taylor , John Hojir * . John ThorntoD , J-jLii Xorman , Joseph Cisike . John Massey , John Flttcher , Thoinr- » liro-wne Smith , Thomrs Fraser , John Ahu > son , James Gr ? shy , WiJ ^ Ti Bt ?^ : ey , Jam ^ s 3 hipp « ndiile , Samuel Paikes , Tho . iip ^ Ba'lt . ra , Bobeit Bamu ' en , Jara ^ s Mooney , Thompi Mab . ^ n , John Leach , David Morrison , John LonirTt . John Arran , James Sk ^ viBiiton , Wi'liam Schoiefield , Bichsrfi Pilling ; Willinm AiikiD Sandy Challenger , otherwiEe called Alexander Challenger . George Candelet , John Durham , James Ft-ntcn , William Stevenson , John Crcssley , Ai " r rrt Woolftnden . Bobtrt Lava , JohnLsJeis , Patrick Murpiiy Brophy , George Johnson , Thomas Storah , Wiiiiani Booth , Jonn Wilde , William Woodiun ; Frederick Augustus Tavior , Thomas

      Pitt , together with divers other evil di&poscd persoiis to the Jurors aforesaid as ytt unknown , aid nnlewfuliy aid , at ; t , rssist , comfort , support , and encourage the said evil disposed persons in this count first mentioned to continue and persist in the said unlawful r » semblings , threap intiniidations , and violence , and in the ssid impeding and stopping of the iabour employed in the said trades , manufactures , and businesses , -with indent thereby to cai > se terror and alarm in the minds of tbe peaceable subjects of this realm , and by means of such terror and ala ^ m violently and unlatrfnily to cause and procure certain great charges to be made in the Constitution of this realm , as by law established , against the peatre of or- eaW Lady the Queen , her crown and dignity .

      Fifth CoCXT—And the Jurors aforesaid , on their oath aforeEaid , do further present that Ftflrgus 0 Connor , P ^ ter Murray M ^ Dots&U , James Sisholendd , James L * acb , Christopher D > yle , John Camp' . 11 , Jonathan BaiTotow , Bernard M'Cartney , James Arthur , otherwise called James M'Ax'hur , David Baas , Bicbr-d Otley , George Julian Barney , James Cartelege , Thomas Cooper . William Hill , Bobert Brooke , James Taylor , John Hoyie , John Thi-rnton , John Nonnan , Joseph Clarke , John Massey , J ihn Fletcher , Thomas Browne Smith , Thornf Fra'tr , John Aliinion , James Grr'by , William Beesley , James Chippendale , Samuel Parkes , Thomas Biilton , Bobert Bimsden , James Mooney , Thomas Mabon , John Leach , Divid Morrison , John Lomax , John Arran , Janus Skevington , William SchoitfielU , Bichard Pilling , Wiih ' am Aikin , Sandy Challenger , otherwise callid Alexander Challenger , George Candelet , John Dnrnam , James Feuton , William Stepbenson , John Crossley , Albert WooUtnden ,

      Bobeit Lees , John Lewis . Patrick Murphy Bropby , George Johnson , Thomp" : Storah , William Booth , John WQtie , William Woodruff . Frederick Augustus Taylor , Thomas Pitt , together ¦ with divers other evil disposed persons to the Jurors aforesaid r- yet unknown , afterwards , to wit , on the first day of Auaust , in the year aforesaid , and on divers other days between that day and the first day cf October , in the year afoTtsaiii , lOgtth-J with diveis other evil dispu . * d ptrsons to the Jnrors ss yet ujj&nown . unlawfully did endeavour to excite her Majesty ' s liege suhj ^ -cts to disifiWctioii and hatred of her laws , and nnJavifn . iy did endeavour to persuade and encourage the said liege subjects , to unite , confederars , awi pgree to leave their several and respective employmen t \ and to produce a cessation of labour throughout a large pwtion of this realm with intent , and in order by so doing to bring about and produce a change Jn tbe laws ana constitution of this realm against the pear : ) of our said Lsdv the Qne ^ n . her crown ard dignity .

      Sixth Cocxt—Tbe Jurors aforesaid upon their oath aforesaid , further present that F < 3 argu 8 : 0 * Connor , Peter Mnrray M'Donall , James Scholefitld , James Ler ^ h , Christopher Doyle , John Campbell , Jonathan Bair > tow , Bernard McCartney , JameB AithuT , otherwise called James M'Arthur , David Boss , Bicioard Otley , George Julian Harcey , James Cart . lege , Thomas Cooper , William Hill , Bot 2 rt Brooke , James Taylor , John Hoyle , John Thornton , John Norman , Joseph Clarke , John Massey , John Fletcher Thomas Browne Smith , Thorns Fraser , John AlliESon . James Grasby , WilJiam Beeslty . James Chippendale , SaTuuel Pavkt « , Tuomas RaiJton , Robert fiamsden , Jaroea Mooney , ' I ' homai Muhon , John ! L * ach , David Morrison , John Loniax , John Arrai , James Skeviugton , William Scholefleid , Bichard Pilling , William Aitkin , Sandy Challenger , otherwise called Alexander CballeDger , George Candelet- John Durham , JanieB Fenton , William Stephenson , John Cro ^ xky , Albert Woolfenden , Bobeit Lees ,

      John Lewis , Patrick Murphy Brophy , George Johnson , Thomas Storah , William Booth , John Wilde , William Woodrnff , Frederick Augnstus Taylor , Tboma 9 Put , together with diveis other persons to the jurors aforesaid as yet unknown , to the numbsr of one thousand and more , on the first day of August , in the sixth year of tbe reign of our Sovereign Lady Victoria , and on divers other days and times between that day and tbe first day of October in the year aforesaid , at the paribh of Manchester , in the county of Lancaster , unlawfully did conspire , confederate au 4 agree together to assemble and meet together unlawfully , riotously and tumultuonsly , and to cause Givers other persovs to assemble and meet together , and by threats , menaces ,, violenca and intimidation , unlawfully to furce and endeavour to fores divers of h r Majesty ' s peaceable sntjecls , being persons then employed in ceriain manufactures , trades and businesses , to depart from the ? r employment and work against the peso of oar ssid Lad } , 'the Queen , her crown and dignity .

      SETElfTH Ccu ? fT—And the Jurors , aforesaid on theirloatb aforesaid , do iunher present that tha said Feargps 0 Connor , Peter Murray M'Douall , James 8 choleneld , James Leach , Christopher Doyle , John Campbell , Jonathan Bairs . ow , Bernard M'Cartney , James Arthur , otherwise called James M'Arthur , David Boss , Richard OUey , George Julian Hamey , James Cartelege , Thomas Cuuuer , William Hill , Robert Brooke , James Taylor , John Hoyle , John Thornton , John Norman , Joseph Clarke , John Massey , John Fletcher , Thomas Browne Smith , Thomas Fraser , John Allinson , James Grasby , William Bewley , James Chippendale , Samuel Psrkes , Thomas B&ilton , Bobert Bamsden , James Moocey , Thomas Mahon , Jobn Leach , David Morrison , Jjhn Lomax , John Arisn , James Skevington , William Sct ^ lefield , Richa-d Pilling , William Aitken , Sandy Challenger , otherwise oi . led Alexander Challenger , George Candalet , John

      Durham , James Fenton , William Stephenson , John Crossley , Albert Woolfenden , Bobert Lees , Jobn Lewis , Patrick Murphy Brophy , George Johnson , Thomas Storah , WilJiam Booth , John Wilde , William Woodr aff , Frederick Angnstus Taylor , Thorn , " Pitt , afterwards to wit oh tbe day and year first aforesaid , and on divera other days and times , between that day and the Swt day of October , in the raid jer-, nn ' swfully , " wickedly , and maticioBily incited , stirred up , ana endeavoured to incite and stir up a great number of Her Majesty's liege subjects , to the Jutoib aforesaid unknown , -with force and arms unlawfully , liotonsly , and tumnltuonsly to assemble and gafclier together , and by threap violence , and intimidation unlawfully to force and endeavour to force divers of Her Majesty ' s peacsable subjects , being persons then employed in certain manufactures , trades , and businesses , to depart from their employment and -work , against tbe peace of out said Lady the Queenher crownand

      , , dignity . * Eighth Count— And the Jurors aforesaid , on thair oath aforesaid , present that the said Feargna O'Cenner , Peter Mnrray M'Donall , James Scholeneld , James Leach , Christopher Doyle , John Campbell , Jonathan Bairstow , Bernard M'Cartney , James Arthnr , otherwise called James M'Aithnr , David Boas , Bichard OUey George Jnlian Hamey , JamM Cartelege , Thomas Cooper , William Hill , Bobert Brooke , James Taylor John Hoyle , John Thornton , Jobn Norman , Joseph Clarke , John Messey , John Fletcher , Thomas Browne Smith , Thomas Praser , John Allinson , James Grasby , William Bcesley , James Chippendale Samuel Pajkea , Thomas Baflton , Botsrt Bamsden ,

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      Jauiea loi « uej , Xi ;< 'iii . s . ila' . 'ou , John Lt . \ eb , D ^ Vid MorrHoo , John Lon ^ -s Jo ^ n A ? , . 'n James Sfct _ -v ngton , Wiitiam SchoitSeld , Richard P ; ' " . rg , William Aitkiu , Sandy GbalJencer , otbtrwisa cal'td Alexander Challenger , George Candt ' et , John Durham , James Fenton , Wiiliam St-pheEson , John Crossley , AJbert Woolfenden , Robert Lees . John LewiB , Patrick Murphy Brophy , George JobBfon , Tlionir- ' Sterah , William Booth , Jobn Wilde , William Woodruffe , Frederick Angustas Taylor , Thomps Pilt , together with dtv « rs other lawkss disorderly and evil disposed tertons , to

      the Dumber of one thousand and more , whoce names are to the Jurora aforessid , ps yet I'okcown , afterwards to -wit on the first day of Augu 6 ii , in the year aforesaid , and on divera other days and times , between that day and the first day of October , in the year aforesaid , with force aDd arms , at the parish aforesaid , in the County aforesaid , unlawfully did meat and assemble together , in a formidable and menacing manner , "with clubs , sticks , and other offensive weapon to disturb the tranquillity , peace , and good order of this rta'm , in contempt of our sa'd Lady the Quean , and her laws , snd against the p ^ ice of sai d Lady the Queen , be . - crown and dignity . Ninth Count—And the Jorow afsresa'd on their oa'hs afoietaid do further present tbat the Laid Fea % js O'Connor . Peter Marray M'Doaall , James Scho ' efleld , Jomes Leach , Christopher Doyle , John Campbell , Jonathan Biirstow , Eorimrd M'Cp - > , ney , Jfime-j ArthuT , otheiwise called Jamrs M * Arthur , Divid Ross , Bicba » d O'ley , George Julian Harney , James Cartledge , Thomas Cooper , William Hill , Robert Brook , James Taylor , John Hoyle , John Thornton , Jobn Norrotn , Joseph Clarke , John Massey , John Fletcher , Thorn ' Browne Smith , Thorn' - Fre « r , Jobn Al inson , James G J «"> by , William Bres ' ey , Jaxncs Chippendale , Samuel P .-tkes , Thonv Riilton , Rol ; . i Ham ^ den , James Mooney . Thomas Mabon , John Lea 3 h , David Morrison , John Loma" £ , Jobn Arran , James St ^ evip ^ ton , Willip ' m Scboltfleld , Richard PiWvg , W '" 9 m Aiik * % SaDiiy Challenger , otherwise calkd caJifd A'txinder CD-iliersrer . George Candelet , Jobn Duvbam , Jarofj Fenteo . Wi » Ham S' ^ phenson , John Crossley , Albert WooKenden , Bobsrt Ltn , Jchn Lew ' s , Patrick MDrphy

      B . -ophy . George Johi >' . on . Thomas Stoiah , WiP'Bm Booth , J o . \ WiWfr , WJ » Hr . Wood » i > ffo , Frederick Augntos Taylor , Thomp" > Pitt , together with divers other evil tiispored ptrsons , to the number tf one thousand end nio ^ e , whose nsmes are to the Jurors afo > d ¦ - yt-t rnknown , aftetwaTds , to wit , on the fltst diy 1 f August , in the yt 3 t afore * . ? 'd , aid on divera other days auu 1-iiiips » 2 iween tbat day a \ s » l the first day ot October , n vhe year pfo \ . * said , with force and rims , at tho Parish aforesaid , m the County aforssMd , ur '^ iwfully , rioroiuiiy , rouiout , ) y , and tumultuously , did p-semble urid gather together to disturb tho peace of oar tsid La < 1 y the Queen , and being then fid t ete lo r •¦ 2 mblt d and gathered together , did then and iher 6 make a great poilo , riot , rout , tumult cid distarbpnee , and dia ihen and theve , unlawlully , lioloosly , rontousiy and tnmnUoouely remain nd ront'Pue to ^ e . her wakinj t > ncb riot , rout , noise , tumult and dialP'bance for » lor > g space of Mme , to wit , for tbe space of s > x hours and more then next fol ' owing , to the «» -e 3 t ter . 'or of the liege subjfSJ of our . "id L ? dy the Qaeen , VheD and t ^ e'e bein ^ ' i contempt of our said L > idy the Queen and bur laws , and n 3 » M" « t the peac * of out said J ^ dy t ! ie Qaeau , her crown and < 1 i

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      U ^ 'i'i in l' ^ ' 8 'oii Mv , IiOvttu P . ui Mr- O Co'U'ur Wfcke Rppyii . jti th ' - 'H . a ^ fi tl ! ' -b f . ^ iieari .. ' . — Foy U'e Ibird A >» auduie' > u 118 For th-i second ditto 117 wL ' i ch was ( itclaretl lo be cairied , and the meeting adjoort'ed . eveN'NG sitting , Tuesday , DECEMBER 27 TH . Joseph & < svge , E ' . q ., b&ving lakeu tbe chb , xv , proceeded to read two letters irom Sbariuan Crawford Esq ., and Daniel O Coonall , E-q . Thu Secetiiry thou read tbe minutes , which on tbe motion of F . O'C ' ouuor , Esq ., were confirmed . TLe Cuaikiiian then proceedeed to t ^ ke the opinion cf tbe Co ^ fere « i-i on tHe appointment of the election coruw ' i .. ee , and t 1 ecip"ed the following gentlemen duly e cted : — Mr . J . Ho'Wubceyj , Mr . Mo '' , Mi-. vV . P . Roberts , Mr . J . H . Pnrry , Rev . T . Sw ;< n , Mr . G . 0 . White , Rev . W . Hi'l , Mr . J . Colqi > honn . Mr . JaBbua Hob 9 n ,

      Moved by J . H . P ; r , ty , E . q ., Seconded by F . O'Connor , Etq , Rvio'vad— "Tbat the lollowiug conbtituiethe bosiDew repu ' atious cf Ibis Confe r eHce :- ^ - 1 . That the Conference meet twice every day , from nine till « ne , and from three til' eight-2 . That the Chairman of tbe Conference sha'l ako be chairman of any committee of the whole body . 3 . Tbat the Chairman be allowed to take p . \ rt in the d '"» cnssion , as a memb-sv of the Cov ' evence , and shall have a casing vote in case of an equal division , in addition to his vote a 3 a delegate . 4 . Tbat a ' l docmvenit > issuing from ihe Conference ( . ball be signed by tbe Chairman . 5 . Tbat all document * or letters addressed to the Conference , or the Chairman , be refetred to the Executive Committee to be hereafter appoJuted .

      6 . That al 1 amendments and propositions arising out of buvnesa under discussion be submitted to the Chairman in writing . 7 . That all speakers be limited to ten m i nutes eeeh , except when in committee , and then to five minutes each , unless in extraordinary cases to be not'fied by the Chairman . 8 . Taut no member Bhall speak twice on the same subject , clause , or matter , immediately under discussion , either in the Conference or Committee , exrept in explanation , or the opener , by way of conclusion , in reply . 9 . That whenever the Chairman rises , every me *) ' - r sball resume his seat " Moved by F . O'Connor , Etq ,

      " Tbnt the council of the Compieta Soff ,. >« e Association be directed to provide tbe E ' f < . tJonCommit ' ie with a ) l corre' -pondence and concmuo ' catioDa forwarded to them toucb ' ng the several contested e ' ect'ors to ka rcfe < red to the said committee . ' This was withdrawn . Moved by Mr . Thomas Begg , Secscdcd by John Dunlop , E .-q ., " 1 . —Tbat this Conference convened in conformity with a resolution pasced at the first Complete Suffrage Confeience , held at Birmingham , April 5 h—8 th , 1842 , and having for it s paiamount object the consideration of the necessary details of a bill embodying the

      principles then agreed upon , viz;—The extension of the Suffrage to all mile adults , not deprived of tbe rights of cit ^ enship by a verdict of a jury of their countryman—vote by ballot—equal electoral districts—abolition of a property qualification for members of Parliament—payment of members for their services—and annual Parliaments ;—do now declare its adoption of these principles ; pledges itself to employ auch means only for obtaining the legislative recognition of them as are of a strictly just , peaceful , legal , and constitutional character ; and will forthwith proceed to fulfil the mishion with which it has been entrusted , resolved t * t support its Chairman in preventing the introduction of any proposition not in accordance therewith .

      " 2 . —That as this Conference will resist tbe introduction of any topic not obviously relevant to its main design , so it also disclaims all interference with existing organisations , recognising as its paramount duty , the arriving . If possible , at a cordial a « rtement in reference to the object towards which peaceful agitation may be , directed . " 3—That this Conference , agreeab'e to resolution 17 , passed at the first Conference , is prepared to receive and to consider all tiocume ts which may ba laid 1 fore it , and which may be supposed to contain an embodiment of the necessary details for working out tbe principles already recognised .

      " 4—Tbat the documents so to be presented to this Conference , be taken into consideration at the opeci g of our next Session , by a Committee consisting of the whole body of the delegates ; and tbat the Committee be instructed to observe the following rules : —1 . That tbe bill to be presented by the Conncil of tbe ' National Complete Suffrage Union , ' be taken as tbe basis of discussion . 2 . That each clause as it is read shall be considered pari passu , with the correlative clauses of tbe other documents . 3 . Tbatall amendments be handed up to tbe Chairman in writing . "

      On the above resolution being proposed and seconded , Mr . Lovett rose aDd earnestly impressed on Mr . Beggs and the gentlemen of the Complete Suffrage Union , tbat for the sake of promoting our great object , for the sake of union and sood feeling , they should substitute in the 4 th Resolution the words " That the document entitled the People ' s Charter be taken as ihe basis of discussion '' in place of tbe words of the K solution " That the Bill to be presented by the Conncil of the National Complete Suffrage Union be taken as the basis of discussion . " Mr . Lovett having given bis reasons for the People ' s Charter being taken as tbe basis of discussiori i said tbat he should wait for Mr . Beggs ' s answer previous to proposing any amendment on the subject Mr . O'Connor made some lengthened observations coinciding with Mr . Lovett ' s view of the question .

      it being , however , near tbe time of a- juurnraent , Mr . Lovett said he thought , In justice to Mr . Beggs , who ought to be allowed some time to consult with his friends previous to answering the question , it would be well to adjourn till the next morning . He accordingly moved and Mr . O'Connor seconded , " That we now adjourn , " which was agreed to unanimously .

      WEDNESDAY MORNING SITTING . DSC . 28 , 1842 . Joseph Stnrge , Esq . in the Chair . Mr . Roberts , on the part of the Election Committee , reported tbat they had decided on the disputed election for Worcester by admitting all the delegates . The Secretary read the minutes cf tbe last meeting , which were unanimously confirmed . Mr . Lovett then resumed ihe adjourned debate by asking Mr . Beggs whether be was willing to content to his proposal , which being answered in tbe negative , he moved the following amendment , wh ' ch wa 9 seconded by Mr . O Connor : —

      " Tbat the document entitled the People ' s Charter , embracing , n it does , all the essential details « f just and equal representation , couched in p ; ain and denDite language , capable of being understood and appreciated by tbe great mass of the people for whose government and guidance » H laws ought to be written ; and that measure having been before the public for the last five years , forming the basis of the pre&eut agitation in favour of the Suffrage , and for seeking to secure the legal enpjtmeht of which vast nembers have suffered imprisonment , transportation , and death , it bos , in the opinion of this meeting , a prior claim over all other documen proposing to , embrace the principles of just representation ; it is therefore resolved , tbat we proceed to discuss the different sections of the People ' s Charter , in order to ascertain whether any improvements can be made in it , and what those improvements shall be ; it being necessary to make that document as clear and perfect as possible . " Second amendment thereon .

      Mr . Robert Sotners moved , and Mr . William Broo ' e seconded : — "Tbat neither of the Bills now proposed betaken priorly as the basis of discussion ; but that both Bills , as well as , all other Bills of a similar description , 13 laid upon the table , and tbat the correlative clauses of all these Bills be read , aud defended , and BubtmlMd to the meeting . " Third amendment thereon . rUv . Pi Brewster moved , and Mr . Johnston seconded . "That tbe bin which this Conference is ^ et toconsider and discuss being founded upon the People ' s Charter , and actually embodying tho principles , it is not expedient nor necessary to discuss any other dooumeDt except in connection 'with the bill , until we have disposed of the bill itself submitted for our consideration "

      WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SITTING . Joseph Sturge Esq ., in the chair . Mr . Roberts , on the part of the Election Committee , reported that the Committes bad decided that the four gentlemen choeeu at the pubic meeting at Newcastle were duly elected , and the gentlemen chosen by a poll of the inhabitants were not duly elected , bat the Committee recommend that the latter gentlemen be allowed to sit and speak in tbe Conference , but not to vote . This report of the Committee was ' -received and adopted . Mr . Thomas Cooper opened the ad journed debate . Dr . Glover moved a third amendment , which wr-s not seconded .

      Previous to tbe vote being taken , Mr . Lovett stated that , in bis anxiety for union , he had made the following propositions to tbe leading members of the Complete Suffrage Union : —That both the propositions for priority shouid be withdrawn . That the two documents ( tbe People ' s Charter , and the Bill as prepared by the Council ) should belaid on the table . That the clauses of the two documents should be read and discussed alternately . That thus haying extracted all that was valuable in both , and formed a Bill , that this Bill should go forth to the country without any other title than " A Bill to provide for the just representation of the People . ' But he ( Mr . Lovett ; regretted to say , that this reasonable proposal -was not ascf eded to , those gentlemen ratber wishing that the motion and amendments should go to tbe vote .

      A division having been taken , the second and third amendments were respectively negatived , and the trst amendment carried ; the numbers being : For the amendment . , 193 For the Original resolution 94 Absent ... ... ., 73 Neutral , 14

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      Oa tha motion of Mr . Hobsoa , secoiKtfl by several < J < rlega - « , he votes wtra recorded . The folJow . ng 'is the ¦ :

      LIST ; OF DELEGATES j COMtTITUTING THE CONFERENCE ; AND EflEBECOBDED VOTE OF EACH . ¦ mc-u-| Mo . jj . mr ( U . Airdrie Wm , Brsdie . a Alnwicb . Joseph Fo ? ster 1 James Aikinsor 1 S . Haycock ... ... 1 AberJeen . ¦ James H . jWil&on 1 Jobn Mifhell 1

      YViil'nm Cbi'ton 1 . Arch'bakl M Dona'd 1 , Arnold . Alfred Anthony 1 ' Willvafu Ta ' . bert 1 Arbroath i CbarUs Crawford 1 A cbihald Prentice a A ^ r . ibitm Duncan 1 Peter H * fc $ ins 1 William Thornton ... 1 Fear « us OjConaor ,.. dbfe . rtwn . Anderston . ' Pa rick O'Hkrgins 1 William Parkes ... — dble . liurn . Lawrence PitketbJey a Andrew Harley a

      B&nbeai ' . Wii'ia < n CoUon . 1 Helper . Jame-i V ' ckera 1 Brighton . C . Brooker / ... 1 J . B . O'Brien a L . T . Clancy 1 W . Feeat . 1 Blackburn William Beesley 1 Rev . William H''l 1 George Morw'mer 1 Mellin Moore 1 BarDsIey . Jobn Va'lance 1 Frank Mufie'd o

      Ba * Y Rev . T . Sperjcer 1 Jobn Hopb'ns 1 Bromsgrove . : Mafcfbew HaU 1 Henry Prosper 1 Brechin . Joseph Hume , M . P a Bu' -y . 1 Thomas Kay 1 Edward M . urlhs 1 Bilsron . Be nj ami a SMdroo'e a

      John White 1 Bradford : Jobn S nith 1 Peter Ddyer 1 J"hn Anrup . 1 Joseph Hammond 1 Blidport . t Charles S . iirge > 1 1 Charles Clarke 1 Banbury . j Robert Cockerill .. ; 1 . Robert K PhUp 1 K Fiench 1

      Bridgewater . Thomas HiU 1 F . J . Thompson 1 Birmingham . i Arthur ONeil neu . Fracci 8 Parkea a Feargus O'Connor 1 George White 1 John Follows a John Horsley 1 Bradford , ( Wilts . ;) G . R . ' lf ... * " »• 1 C . Trusian I Pet ' r Sibree a Joseph Gardner ~ . ... 1

      Buck by ( Lout ; - ) Johu Ejre 1 Bristol . Arthur Allbrigbt db ' e . num .. Jobn Palmer a J . JohDSton 1 C Chard — a Felix W .. ; Simeon 1 Henry Onion , 1 Robert Hsury Williams 1 John Newman ... ... 1 Basford ( New ) . \ Thomas Rowland 1 George Hairison 1 Campcie .

      Con Murray ~— ... 1 Ciadley , Rowley , i&c . Jno . Btancbueld 1 Cambridge . ' Tbowas Woods . « . ... 1 Rcharrl Tburlboin 1 Jobn Winfleld ... ... — ... 1 Jobn Hunt ... 1 Carlisle . Walter Thorn 1 George ltichard- > on ... ... ... 1 Cnpar . ; Reverend E . S . Pryce a William Morgan neu . William Bigg a .

      JohnE . Wynn a Crediton . Jonathan Burridge 1 Samuel Sid well 1 Colchester . J . B . Havey a Edward Miall 1 William Lpvett 1 Reverend J . A . ' sopp a Cheltenham . ¦ Augustus Newton a William Hpllis ... 1 William Milson 1 Cbalford . Richard Workman 1 ¦

      Cirepcestet . Thomas Taylor 1 Ceres . Arthur Albright 1 Richard Dell 1 Coveotry . Peter Hoey ; I Jtttan Siarkie a Dunsbalt James AiWtin 1 DPK'ferniline . J . P . Rodger ,. 1 Andrew Fleming 1 James Inglis a Deibf . I G . Stevenson ... , 1

      John West j 1 Herbeii Spencer ... 1 Samuel Pendle ... ... 1 Dundee ( O J . Rowland 1 Will'uni Davidson 1 Doncaster . j Charles Buckley a - Thotnai Wright ... 1 Robert Clarke a Arthur Albiigbt dble rturn . Dartmouth . Charles Chalker a Hugh Button a Dumfries and Maxwelltowa John Humphevy 1

      Patterson ... a De \ : zes . I G . W . Auntie 1 George Westley 1 Charles Watson ... 1 William Akerman 1 Da " relth j Jobn Thomason a Exeter ' W . Wilkinson l E . Davy .. ; 1 Edinburgh Reverend Dr . Ritch e ... ... 1 Robert Lowery 1 John Punlop l

      Henry Rankin 1 Joseph Sturge 1 Thomas S . Duncombe , M . P . ... a East Wemysa > John Brown a Elderslio Charles Theip 1 Fotfer B . Oakley j 1 William Cooper . l ; Falmouth { Julirs Palmer ... - ... a William Dalles ... a

      Josiah Pumphrey 1 Henry Morgan ... ... ... ... a Frome { W P . Roberts 2 R . Dorman L a Glasgow ! George Anderson a Thomaa Ancott James Moir 1 James Adain ... 1 Samuel Kidd 1 John Colquhoun 1 G ? T 8 ? blelB I

      Reverend Robert Blair ... ... a Greenwich \ Cb » 'les Furrb . I Gatehorse . Robert Somera ... ... ... ... neu . Greenock j George Roberta 1 '

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      Jte-ti Vui « wlinent . Bamniersmith — . William Wa ' kins Wynn .... ... \ Hebdea Bridge Jatres M'Vitty x Hanley Moses Simpson w . 1 Ja < r < s 3 French ... ... l Hr William Webst « r 1 Ei ward Preston Mead \ Daniel Moloney l W'l'iam Padget i Hrt 'ton Archiba ld Wf' ^ et l Hav * ck

      Thomns Davi ^ T ... X Halifri Edward Tp . ylor . 1 Benjamin Ruehton ... ... ... 1 Huddersfielci James Shaw ... 1 Thomas Vevers ... .. v ... ... I WiU'ftm Cunningham 1 Edward CJajton ... l Ipswich Henry V'ncenfc a Wil'iara Fraser 1 D . MPbeison ... I William Garred 1 Resereud P . Mursell a Relieving R »» eTend Williaai Rob T > son ... r u .

      Eoward Jenkinson a Ki'maiaock William Cotton ... dble . rlurn . Kiikaldy Joseph Cobley 1 G- B . Haynea 1 B . Beesley 1 Dr . Glowr v ^ a . Kepdal William Stutely 1 Wiliam Harrison a Josep ' i Perry 1 Joseph G' -dner dble . rturn * Keithley

      Joseph F'rth I Kiog'a Lynu Jobu Fie'd a F . Evan * a Joseph Cotbett a James Fowe'l a K ' rrl > nu \ r Colonel Thompron a London . —Soalhwatk Jobo Maypard I Joha Ro ' . e 1 Jobn Kelsey 1 Jobn Fussell I Lambeth John George Dron ... 1 John Seweil 1 Henry Ross 1

      James B . Brona 1 Firj ' . biu-y J . Ko ' fbt I J . Cluer 1 John Campbell — ... I Henry Hetherington ... 1 Maiy-le-bone Joh'i Humphries Pa » y 1 TbornrB Lucas I Robe / t Eucbanan 2 Thomas M . Wheeler 1 Tower ham ' eis Reverend Dr . Wade ... ... ... 1 , WrBobsou 1 P . M'GratU 1 Q . Wilson 1 Westnn aster

      James Christopher ......... 1 J . Skelton 1 Ruflky Ridley 1 William C ) r-ke ^ . 1 City of London Edward Manlz 1 Charles Bolwell I Lye Waste Joseph SLuraey I Liverpool B ' rD 9 Td M'Cartney l William Jones ... 1 Thomas Smifb , Esq l Henry Jones 1 C G . Gwilliams ... 1 Samue \ Cowan 1 Leeds

      Thomas'Fraser ... l William Brooke 1 Joshua Hobson I William Barroa ... I L' lie Josiah Pumphrey dble . % iun . Francis Dickinson ... 1 Leith Robert P'ckea 1 T . B . Eunsoa 1 Loughborougb Jobn Skevingon 1 Leicester

      Thom > - " Cooper 1 Jpnathsn R . H . Ba ' rstew 1 James Duffy ... 1 Robert Jackson .. ... 1 Mansfield William Smith Lyndon ... ^ . I Reverend WilHam Hi" dble , ; lw % Marklncb WilHnm TulUs ... a John Cuilds a Reverend George Cbeatle ... ... a Richard Jenkinson 1 Market Harborough

      Richard Wbiteman 1 Benjamin Carter 1 Melt-Jham John Owen a Joseph A . Lander 1 Blertbyr TydWl William Mills I R Habard ... 1 Merioneth — Evans ... ... l Marjrbill Daniel Q'Copnell a ¦ Joseph Gardner dble . riurt . Manchester Jumes Leach l . _~ Gferi 8 topb . er Doyie 1 Wniiam Dixon 1

      Jeremiah Lane 1 P . M . Brophy 1 Thomas Railton ... l Newbur ^ h J . C . Petfy ... 1 Samuel Fos 1 Newcast'e-upon-Tyne J . S'uclair , ... I Feargus O'Connor dble . u ' wA A . Fussell a Wil ' lara Hopkins ... ' a Newport , / s e of Wigbt Tboross Pievca l Nottiughaiu Samuel Bean 1

      W . H . Mot ! 1 Thomas B ^ ggs , l ' R , T . Morrison ... ... ... ... 1 Newtown ( Montgomeryshire ) Thomas Morgan a Jobn Lane ... ... a Northwich Hugh Button ^ ... s Peter Sibree a Jacob D ' :: on ... , ,. a James Green I Newark -s

      Ricbard Collins ... I James Saunders 1 Northampton — Clarke o — Holywell ... o — Tdorne ... ... ... a — Barker ... ,.. ... a OJdbury C . Vaugban a W . Ba'l ... I 0 Idr- \ m Henry Chappell 1 Francis Lord 1 ~ " — = *~ James Greaves ... ... ... ... 1

      John West ... dble . rim-Jobu Crowder 1 PoHockshaws Charles M'Ewao ... 1 Paisley Patriek Brewster 1 Robert Cocbrsne ... 1 Joseph Corbstt dbfe ilurt , W . C . Patdson ^ r : u . Preston Wttliam Matttnfion ... ^ . ... 1 Ricbard Maraden l Renfrew ^ Henry Saosum . ~** ZT ~ . ^<* " <* " ^'— -i * - Patrick Bcewster dole . njn >> RedditA William Parkes ! Rutherglen W . C . Pattfson dble . rtitrfi . Charles M'Ewan dble . rlurt .-

      Rochdale James Taylor ... * Thomas Livsey a Royton James Mills 1 Thomas Lees nmr ... ... 1 Reading Lawrenco Heywortb ... 1 George Gaodxick 1 Jabez Vines 1 j Henry James ° i Badford j James Saunders l Rothell I John Wilmot l I ( Continued in our seventh fagej I

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      MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS OF A CONFERENCE OF DELEGATES , Elected by lt * e People of England , Scot ' and , and Wales , at Public Open Mescings , and hold en io the Saloon of the Mechanics' Institution , New Hall-Street , Birmingham , on tbe 27 ib , 28 th , 29 th , and 30 th December , 3 842 , to consider on tke essential details of a Bill to be submitted to Parliament , to cecore tbe just Representation of the whole male adult population ; and to determine on such peaceful , legal , and consttlulional weans , as may cam , e it to become the law of these Realms . Tbe Delegatfs assembled at ten o ' clock in the forenoon of the 27 th day of December , in their place of meetin ? ; and after a short time On the motion of the Rev . Thomas SpfD ^ er , Seconded by F . O'Connor , Esq ., Joseph Sturge , Esq ., vrn unanimously appointed L iram of the Confereno \ And On the motion of Ricbard Gardener , Eiq ., Seconded by tbe Rev . Dr . Wade , William Morgan , Eq ., was appointed Seoretaiy to tbe Conference . Mr . Merean , as Secretary of tbe Complete Suffrage Council , laid on the TaWe three Ihts of pstBooo whose Credentials as Delegates bad b > n lece ' . ved . Tbe lists were respectivply he \ ded : —

      • ' laU—I . 'st of persons constitotipe this Confer-nce . 2 nd . —List of persons whote appointments ?¦» Delega * ) 8 are iveguinr , but with respect to whom tbe Conference are recommended to grant admission by a vote of the Conference . 3 rd—List of p ) a < - 3 iu which elections of Delegates have t" ** en p " nnder clrcnmatances so entirely at variance with what must be considered botb the letter aud spirit of the Imitation In response of which the Conference was appointed , that their admission to the Sittings of the Conference be deferred until tbe circumstances can be inquired into and decided on by a committee to be appointed for the purpose . " Moved by Rsv T . Spencar , Seconded by F . O ' CouDor , Esq ., " That this Conference hereby admit as Delegates , the persons included in list Ho . 2 , " Amendment moved thereon , by Mr . Joshua Hobson , Seconded by Mr Jobn Arran , " That this conference be constituted of a'l the deleg . i < s who have been appointed to it by the people i n their several localities , and who ba ? e presented tberoselves at this boaTd to take their seats ; and if any parties have objections to urge againBt tbe sitting of any delegate , such objection shall be referred to and determined by a committee appointed by the Conference to examine into such objections . " After a debate , the original motion wai withdrawn , and tbe amendment declared duly carried . Moved by Chariea Cra-wfoTd , Esq . Seconded by Mr . Miall ,

      " That this Conference now refer list No . 3 to a committee cenbib'Jpg of nine gentlemen , who fihall decide on the admission or rejection of the persons included therein . "' Ame dmtnt thereon moved by The Rev . William Hi " , Seconded by Mr . Joshua Hobson , " That a committee of nine pcriorsbe now appointed to whom the examination of all disputed e lections , aud all application for admission for which no credential's Lave been received , shall be referred . " After a debate the amendment was c "" . ifd upon a division . The following gentlemen were then nominated successively as members of the Committee : — Rev . Win . Hill George White Joshua Hobson Thomas Davies W . P . Rober . s Samuel Kidd James Moir Rev . W . RobiDKon J . Cvriquhoan Rev . T . Swan Thoroa 3 Hi ' Jahn Cluer J . H . Parry Wm . Watkins Wynne J . G . Dron Charles Brocker J . Humphrey Charles Clatke R K . Philp John Horseley James Vickers Ef \ » TRtd Clayton James Williams E . P . Mead B . Dromgooie William Hollia Jobn Smyth On toe suggestion of Mr . O . J . Rowland , it was agreed that each nominee shcu ' d answer the following questions before the votes were taken : — 1—Whether he has any objection to make to the election of a ' ny member of tbe Conference ? 2—Whether he knows of any objection to his own election T Moved by tbe Rev . P . Brewster ; Seconded by Mr . Albright , — " Tfcat the following gentlemen constitute the Committee : — Rev . T . Swan 1 Rev . W . Robinson R K . Philp Thomas Hill J William Hollis Jehn Cluer J . H . Parry j Charles Brooker Jas . Williams . " Amendment thereon , moved by Mr . O'Conner ; Seconded by Mr . Peter Hoey—41 That the following gentlemen constitute the Committee : — Rev . Wm . Hiil Mr . Go . White -. T . Swan . w . P . Roberts Mr . SamL Kidd „ James Moir -. Joshua Hobson ^ J . Colquhoun ^ T . Hill

      2 nd Amendment thereon , moved by Rev . Wm . Hill ; Seconded by Mr . Hobson"That the names of tbe respective parties nominated to serve on the Committee be put into a hat , and put to tbe meeting , in the order in wlxich they are drawn out ; and that the nine persons having most votes « mstitut 3 tbe Committee . " 3 rd Amendment thereon , moved by Mr . ThomaB Thompson ; Seconded by Mr . J . Mitchell" that the wholes of tbe names proposed be put Lito a h » t aodthat the first nine drawn by tbe Chairman g'o constitute the Committee . " Ssreral persons having refased to act if voted for in a list , the origtnvl motion and . U » first amendment were withdrawn .

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), Jan. 14, 1843, page 6, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct918/page/6/