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      m EDWARD RHODES , "DESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants of LEEDS and its Vicinih , that he has taken J-V the Premises lately occupied by MESSRS . STEAD & SIMPSON , 132 , KIRKATE , Which he intends to Open in a Few Days , with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF Boy * , Youths ' , and Men's SILK , BfcAVER , and Stuff HATS , of every Shape and Quality . . From the Experience E . R . has had in the above Business , in all its Branches , for the last Eighteen i ears , in some of the first Houses in the Trade , he 'feels himself competent to Select &uch Goods as cannot fail to give entire Satisfaction to those whose Support and Patronage he solicits . The Stock will cpmprise ¦¦ EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HA , TS ; CAP * ' AND BONNETS OF -,: ; ¦ THE NEWJB 8 B £ J 3 APjS 8 . . ^ ' * . v •; fhe-System upon which ne vill o « ateJ ^«^^ ESS yrigfje * tf . ¦* 1 * V T HNDEVIAT 1 NG PRINCIPLE OF READY ' M 6 N ^ AtvD " NO ABATEMENT , "Which . will enable him . to Sell at such LOW PKJ . CF . S as must proye highly-Advantageous to tho , 8 e who are inthe-habit of Trading on thd , above Terms . ; X Statement of Prices might be ' subjoined , but so much Deception is practised in misnaming" Goods atfd ' -offering the ^ Seco ' nd or Third Quality of fine Hats in place of the First , that the Public cannot form , any accurate Judgment . An Examination and Comparison will be the be « t Criterion . * ' ' --- ¦ - ¦ - - . « •• - . ' . . - - ¦ , i

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      i EDUCATION .: , ' M , M , PARK SANE , NEAR HANOVER STREET , LEEDS . ' ^ ~~~ E . JOWSEY , " " ~ * ' ~ T ) ESPECTFULXY announces that he intend ? to open an Acapamv , Ut the abo- ^ e Place , on Monday XV Januan- 8 th , J 838 , for the -Instruction of Youih , in the varioiis ' -Ifepartments of a Co ' mmekcial and M-ath ^ mAti 6 al Lducatioj ^ r ' TESMS PEB , QUARTER . . < „ ' :- ¦¦/ ' 3 te * fi *? g ' } T * '« rinp and English" Grammar .. < , . X ' . £ 0 jlQ " 0 , ' . Arithmetic , Merchants' Accounts , Composition , Geography and ' History . < ¦ ! , 13 0 ' Mensuration , Land Sunejing , Gauging , Algebra , and the various ^ Brancht *! of Mathematitt ... » „ .,.. C * ' Tb meet ihe . iVishes of some Lidinrltta / s , icee&fy Pt /] nfs . tyili be received ( it proportionate Prices , . J& . vS .- Begs ^ TeaTe to state his whole life has . hfeen devoted to the Scholastic Profession . His SyfcWbfoftTmtionrhas Wen selected ¦ with c . ire , froin the most eminent Writers on Education , and ' combines therAdvantages of Indiipdual Instruction , with the mo Extracts from Testimonials in favour of E . Jowsey . "I beg feive to testify from the Opinion I hnve heen aMe to form of Mr , R . Jov \ se ; " s Abilities , biligeiu-e and good Conduct , during his Residence in iny Parish for Five Years , that I behere him to be extrnneh well qualified to discharge the Dories of a Teachei , . md ha \ e no doubt of hw Disposition to do so conscientiously . JOHN HUSBAND , M . A ., Vuar of Wliixleyr I beg to assure you that LWMet Mr . E .. Jowsey from hi » Exp « Vience , hia Talents , and his \ ariou ' s Acquirements , a w « U qualified leacher . Indeed hif Learning nnd Attainments are so \ n \ considerable that the Inhabitants of any large Place , which would afford fuirsc 6 pe for his Abilities , migllt tliink thenv " selves fortunate in obtaining such a Master . WILLIAM METC ' ALFE , M . A ., Vi < jar of Kirk Hamerton . I have had frequent Communications from Mr . R . Jowsey , and as a"MathematioiiKn . anft Grammarian I can reccommend him in perfect Confidence , believing that he will not only discharge tHe Duties of-a Teacher with Credit to himself , but likewise secure your unqualified'Appro batten "/ ' ' " L ¦ GEORGE ELtlS , Mathematical Editor otihe York Coukant . " ghe Originals , and other Testimonials equally respectable * fionouratte , and tlefi ) v ( c maybe seen waff ' - ¦ : ' - ^^^ : y ' - atihe ^ gpjfr .. ¦ '' 'JlA ^^ L ^ ^ j ^ - ^'^ . i

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      To Dealers in Tarmouth Red Herrings , Norway Cod Oil , and Black Lead . JOHN STONE , SAIL MAKER AND SHIP CHANDLER , NAUTICAL STATIONKK , SHIP AND CUSTOM HOU . SE BROKER , COM- - / MISSION AGENT , & < : nXail-STF . EET . CURLER (> F BLACKV F 1 U . 1 HGATE , HULL . EETURNS lus si ' . R-ea- Tir . vnks to his Frii-nd .-s-for ' p : ist favours ami solicits ; i Continuance of thr same . lit- : i 1 sk wishes t' » infnnn than and the Public ¦ sreiierally , that he niaki-s aiul jireparcs Railway C ' arriaci * and 1 ' ulk Covers with India Rubber ' ami other Compositions , whirh keeps the Covers Waterproof , Soft , anil Durable . N . H . J . S . still continues to-hnve C'Tsijinniciits of Yannmith Hcrrici , s of the first Quality . Those | Person * who visit lliil ! for the purpose- of buying |\\ iuld do well by calling upon him lo in . sptet hi . ~ Stock .

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      ^ /( HIKING MEN OF . LEKDS , "V ^ OW is the time to prove whether you are JA liel' . Tiitinnl to have your l { ; . ^ lits , or wliether you are willing to be everlastingly the Stalkinghorse anil dupes of Faction : Hfr . 'O . lf . -. Ty 1 'iWsnifii " . kiniw yo not-, \ V ] i , i w . iji ' lu bi- lVi'f , th-.-msrlTrs ! inwt i-trilii' tin- Mow ? The "SYurklnji Men ' s As-iifiation Vinvc made arningeini-iits for holuinrr a Public Meeting , in-tin-Larcre li ' oriin , at the Cojimieri-ial UuiUiiugs , uu Monday , the sth n -, " January next , at' . Seven O'Clock in the Evening , to petition Parliament for Universal Suffrriiie , A ! Uii : al Parliaments , and Vote-by Ballot . In furtherance of the siune object , and or . the following ih'y , viz . Tuesday , a Public Pinner will - 'be provided :, 1 the Yiccnria Hotel , Park-lane : to which tbe followi . ii > . ' Gintleinen arc incited : —

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      OLD ESTABLISHED INN AND BOARDING . / HOUSE , SCALE LANE , HULL . WILLI AM WARD , Respectfully intimates to Merchants , Trailers , and others , frequenting the Port of Hull , thnt he has just taken and entered to that OW- " and Re ? peeiaMe 'EstaWishmont , the Talbot Inn , Scale-lane , Hull . This Establishment has been successfully conducted by his predecessor for more than Twenty Years , and YV . " \ Y . hopes , by an unremitting Attention to tbe comfort " of bis Guests , and an adherence to the most moderate Scale of Charges , together with a constant and plentiful supply of Provisions , Wines and other Beverages of the \ cty Wft-Quality , to merit a continuance of that Extensive vnd Respectable Patronage , with which the House has been so Ions ; honoured .

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      LIVKSKYS MORAL REFORMER . On the First Saturday-in Jan . 1838 , it is intemled to coinmenee . 1 YVEEKLY PERIODICAL , with the above J \ . Title , exactly ; . the saum Size and Price as tbe Pennv Magazmc— To be had through every Bookseller in the Kingdom . By fxpc .-ing the inevailing Errors and Vices of the A ire .,, and tracing ' thtM ' u to , their Causes—by enfori - -iiig the Precept and exhibiting the Examples of Piety and Virtue—nnd by a Variety of Interesting and Entertaining Articles , all . deciilcAlyofa Moral Tendency—i ' t is in > endeil'io make an eiiergctie Ell ' ort to promote , on correct Principles , the- Ini ^ rovuirient and . H . a . j ; piness of the People . Sold- Wholesale and Retail by II . YY . > Vulker ,.-27 ., Bri ' _ r ^ ite , Leeds ; and R . Groombridgt ' , o ' , Panyer Alley , Prfternostcr-Row , London .

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      EORO . l ' fill OF ! .: E 1 ' : ) S , IN THE COUNTY OF VOH-K , N' . tirr i . < Jirrcliy i' » vy / , that Robert B ; iynes Annstron ; :, E-f | uire , the Rvc <> v .. rk > r of tbe ' said Pnm . vi ^ h ¦;! ' 1 . c ( m 1 s , by a Certificate , in Writing , under his Hand , dated tlie Fourth Day of November last ,.. has duly certified , that it is expedient and nm'ssnrv to ^ erect and :-provide a New and more Crfnv-enient . Gaol for the ' said Borough of Leeds , the present Gaol of and for tbe snid Borough , being wholly insidlicient , inconvenient , and inadeiiiuite lor the proper and legitimate jmrivoso * of u Gaol for the said Borouirh of Leeds .

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      JL „ . ' ., ' 1 1 ! GREAT SAVING TO FAMILIES AND LARGE ESTABLISHMENTS . DOMESTIC WASHING AND WRINGING MACHINES . THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST i ' IS SAMUEL 'WILKINSON R ESPECTFULLY takes thi , Opportunity of J . V returning his best Thanks to his Friends , and the Public for the Support they b . ue hitherto conferred upon him , and begs t \> assure them that no efforts on his part shall be wanting to merit a Continuance of their Patronage . S . W . being the Sole Manufacturer and Vendor of the New lj-Improved Plan , and ha \ ihg been at a great Expense , and bestowed much labour and study in contriving their real Usefulness , and has already made a great number , he has now brought them to a state of Perfection which gives general Satisfaction , and has obtained for them a Preference over all other Machines for the same purpose , as combine

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      WRITING __ ( t * t (« - j ^^ J ^^ JI BEBWfwHI ?^ jBffL SI ^ i ^ SBmjT ^ liT ^^ fc ^ B ' fP ^^^ BB ^ MOST respectful ^' " ifitoims / tSe'fnhabitanfa , ofj Leeds and its Vicinity /' that ^ ^ hc continue ^ -fo * give LESSONS in ' " Wlftf ING , ' STENO- ' GRAPHY , and ACCOUNTS ! at his Residence , " 2 , Belgnue-Pliee , Leeds . i Numerous Specimens by his Leeds Pupil ^ , and ' Testimonials , may be seen b ^ . applyjjfe to -Mr . ' S . ^ when his Terms and ' other" Particulars may T 5 e / yknown . ' .- , . " j ' '' Boarding and Day Schools attended . "• 1 ^ r - hr-f '

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      " . : FRENCH . LANGUAGE : " , V .: . y ¦ < J . DAWSONj . 1 , \ \ . N ^ p Kew of the late Mf .-JoTusr K ^ dson , of tld ^ Town , J N exprcssipg ' his ' Acknowledgmen ' ts , for tge ' . Patronage already conferre ' li . upon r thim ' as ' Teacher of the , Fjeneh Xapguage " , re ^ p Vctfally ' a'rf- * nounces to Friends and thq ^ PublicJ that he iiftends to OPEN an" AFTEfeNOON OtA'SB ^ r ^ Youfig-I adics , and an EVENING CLASS for Young Gentlemen , ' at his Uesidcnee , " No . 20 , -Clarerobnt Place , rrear Cobourg-Strcct , immediately aft , er the > close of the Christmas Reee-vj . -- — _ --• The Practice which J . iD * has had in Teaching , united with a Residence of Sixteen , Yeaf 9 in prance , enables him to render , the Acquisition of ' this Useful " and Fashionable Language easy and agreeable .

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      * - NE ¥ AND-ALD BOokSr " " ' THE utmost ' ValuegiVe ^ forijiBRARiaJi op small ¦^ ftrcete- o ^ rBocMie / Tjy Hkh *^ BisflToK , BoOK-vrLLi R , l >(; Bu-vton-Road , Hudder' -held .

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      JOHN GROFT HARDY , G-R'EAT . HAMPTON HOW , ' E 1 . RMIN-UHAM , MANUFACTURER . OF -PRINTING INKS , ¦ In . superior Black , and-Fancy Colours , siiit : vWi < for Wood Engmvings , and Fine Letter Pros Printing , : ilso Lithographic Ink-, and Drawing Pi-m-ils , anil Vegetable and Mine-nil 15 Uu-k , uud Printer ' s Varnish . Colouifd Printing Inks , aiul Printer ' s Varnish , keptCunstainly on Said ' . Japan , Red , Pilue , and Common Writing Inks , . Wholesale anil Retail . J . . HOBSOX , NORTHERN STAR OFFICE ,.-LEESS , Respectfully bogs-to inform tbe Trade , that he lias been appointed AGENTTor the Sale of Mr . Hardy ' s Pin nt i xo Inks , and that he has always on II ami a Kiock , from which they call be supplied with ; -: miy . Wright they may require , at . any Price , from Is . to-as . - perIb . Coloured Printing ' Inks ,, and Printer ' s V « ruish , constantly on hand . l ? lue , Red , Japan , and Common Writing Inks , AVliolesale and Retail . Northern -Star ' Office , Dec . 20 fh . 183 / .

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      -... /' . Tins day is published , Price One Penny , THE LAUOITKKR'S RF . WARD ; or , THE rOAKSIClt-FOOD ¦ ]"> I . KT-TAJH > -K , : 1 S , ir ( -, mulirativl by the I'OOR-LAAr COMMISSIONKUS . * « This Table is published on a broad shoot , anil . contains , an "Appeal to t \ w Lulnmriuil Nlen of ' Kn . ! rIii . ii ( l ., "' t'lin- ' t- ( flu . nih } bo rend in evfry Cottage nnd Workshop in the Kingdom . Just published , Price One Penny , COMPCTITION ! IN PKiUL ! or the present Position of the Owenites or Uiition-alists Considered , tojl'f'thfr-with -Miss ¦ Mnrtinenu ' s Account of Conunu nities in America . \

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      WANTED , A WORKING CUTLER , one who is accu 8 totted X \ . to the Manufactuie of Surgeons' Instruments , and Jobbiuq in general Business . A Character will be required from the last Employer . Apply , if zmmm&tmm to *^ -

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      ifypGH SALE OP nSAVTUVh MESUNQB- , PAWA 3 » S , ISORBETNBf ^ RWra ^ SSS ^ t , ; TI / TE . THOMAS H'ARDWICK announceft&U J . U . he is instructed to SELL BY-AUCTIOIf ' ' on Tuesday , Thursday , Friday , and Saturday next ! the 2 nd , 4 th , 5 th , and Cth of January , 1 « 38 , at Ma Rooms , in Trinty-stfeet , Leeds , the 'Large anf Valuable STOCK-IN-TRADE -OP ' . Jt , MER- » - CHANT dedlining . Business , ' and removing-fi > onfc * . Leeds > coniprisingi 200 'Piec % s 6 i 4 tha Plain , RgureKand Printe-d Merinos , 20 Pieces Efrie Saxony ' GkJWs ;! ' ^ 30 . Pieces l-4 ths ; Merino * , * a Stock- of Dan * fefa £ * t j Moreens , Woollen and Cottolj Checks , Cambrets , ^ , jL&stings , 25 Pairs pf qa ^ ital Blanketsji 60 Wooiea - . Shawls , 401 ) Splendid Printed Dresses ., 4 of th ^ ftaejfc" ' Qtiahty , 200 Dozens Fine White and Grey Cottb pi il&nts , and a large and general Agsortmenibof-; Brapery Goods , all in-the best > possibte , Conditi 6 nJ undeniableQoality , and wilKhe found welL < worthtb # . Attention of the , Tra 4 e and P ^ i ^ te Familiea , t ^ ' - i " - i Sale at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon , aa < l >]? i $ & * j 4 '• . ? m the Evening .

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      VALUABLE FREEHOLTJ ESTATE . i v ' * >' \ ts ' > . y pap&n ! Z-, < , t : ; | rpo BE S ODD BY A"U 6-TIO N , ' hy . BCr ^ ? A ¦ . ? H 9 MAa-irjMB , ' Jxjn ^ j . on thf -Premi *^" o 1 ^ m ^ NESDAY the * 17 . th D $ Y > of ^ anaai ^ neM ^ gg 'Xava o Clock ^ n . rthe Aftemotjh " , - subject * to % ab' 6 ? ' ( Conditions as wilL-thentoe produced , unless previousR > T disposed of V- Private Contract , of which , due ( Notice willhe % lfep :., , ' , ' ' " /"' " * ^ ( EUBLIC -J ^ USE , ^ mUe ^ ke-. Gl 0 t / lier 9 ''' Imr jir w S ^ M lte < % P t A Croft of ' LMft , rthereto ^ adjoi ^^ i siWate at Veadonc in the Pa rish . - fcf Guisele 3 f ,. | i ^» w 6 «|| iedi . h 3 & Mr . Joseph Long . ' » - ' , ' -if " , S ^ ^*^^ , 6 f » IaheritaHce ,. adjoins ^ A ^ lla hiic ^ oafer ^ ectablfTenanted , aniwiflflf '•? SbeSoldto pay ^ af&fie ^ CenVage . ' : ^ £ Jr j To Viejv , the ^ ta ^ pTytb ; Mr . Joseph L ^ tA / j ) n the Piemises , ' - ajja for Price ' and -TWlaiV ¥ y * ' Private Contraband other Particular ! , " to f , * * ' V ; . : Mr - CHARLES IT&fiOB , t * Mi < - ^ ™ tot , ? rmitj T $ txetf , Leea 8 * ,. Leeds , 224 ^> ecembef , 1837 ?"* - ^ - JJ

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      MB . D . f . THABVEtfr < feEc 3 S ® P" *" the Civil List and Pension List CoinniitteeSfc ^ ^ <¦ - - - *?**§> theNameaof tb ^ gtafe PauperBjVua tB ^^ StoiS' - ^" ^ " - " * S * ' and Remarks upon '^ e Conduct of 'Mtem ^ & M £ ^' '< lA " WEEKLY TRUE SUN , " on SUNDAY , th « 1-lth Inst . ¦ -1 lie . Price of this Large Quarto Paper of Forty Columns , is FOUIt-PENCE ONLY ! Orders will be executed by all Newsmen in Town . and Country ; and at the " Weekly True Sun : Office , " 3 t 5 « ,. Strand , where Communications , ad-( lr ^ so < l to D . W . Harvey , Esq ., 3 L P ., wiU receive prompt Attention . ..

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      C . JUST PUBLISHED mHE JDEATH OF LEYLAND'S AFRICAN X BLOODHOUND , A POEM , by Wjt . Deardex , Author of the Star Seer , 4 to . ; London , Longman , & Co ., Dewhirsi ; , Huddersfield .

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      ON NEW YEAR'S DAY WILL BE PUBLISHED , . , , PRICE FQURPEXCE , IX 32 PAGES , ^ HIT IS GOD : ¥ i ® 8 £$ & ? && ™^* * PiiLiiyhod-b y . T . iMiekle , GO , Oldhani-street , : Manchester . ;

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      TO CABINET MAKERS , BROKERS , I leads ,, of ttthiiljes , and all others , who need GwcL U Vftcap , Ekgiint , and Substantial Chairs , ^ WILLIAM ' PEXTON begs to invite the Attention of all Parties who need Handsome nnd - Substantial-Chairs , to his Manufactory ,-No . 6 , Tlr . ANKKT .-Row , Hull , at which overy Descrip tion of V * mdsor , Fancy , nnd Cane Chairs are supplied in every Variety or Workmanship , and on the Lowest- possible Terms .

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      JFSTv PUBLISHED , :..- > •¦ " PRICE NINE . PENCE , PvEPQRT of the PUBLIC DISCUSSION IX . bt-fweoii the Rev . Johx Green ' and the Rev . It re ha R , b Carlile , held in St . Andrew * Hall , j Sorwichy and corrected by Richard CArlile , with Explanatory Notes . " A . Heywood-. < JQ , Oldhani ^ stteet , Manchester * Hobson ,. Leeds ; and Mrs , Mann , Leeds ; J . Knight , Oldham ; J . Hobson , Ashton ; Ainsworth , Bolton : j R . K ' lle . y ,-Cliestergate , - Stockport ; and all Vender of the Northern Star , . :

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      STEPHEN DICKINSON , FOUNTAIN HEAD CLOTHES WAREKOUSE , •'^ No . 42 ,: KlNG-STnEET , HUJ 3 DERSFIELD , RETUTiNShis sincere Thanks to his . numerous Friends' and the Public , for their liberal EncQUTageuiunt .-. since he commeneed in . the Heady Made ^ Clothes Trade , and solicits a coDtinuance of . their Support , ' being determined to . supply good Articles at reasonable Prices . - .. , N . B . All kinds of Men and Boys' Clothes , made to prdjjc , on the shortest Notice , not to be surpassed oy . any" House-itt-the .-Trade .. : ;

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      JUST PUBLISHED , v Pries One Shilling , A New Edition of Mr . Robert Owen ' s , , ' ; ' . . ^ jBOpK- ' -OP . - TOT' ' "V - . ; : : ' : ' .: l /^ EWVMO ^ M WOEJB . THI S . Work may be " . footed' upon as the Bible of t % Socialists . ' ' . Glasgow i Published by Hi Ewbinsoii , Ttoagate ; may be had of J . Hobson , N ^ orlAeni StfHt * Offtce , Market-Street ^ Leeds ; and of all Boofc * sellers in Town-arid Country . . .

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      STAFF 0 BDSH 1 RE TOIIfEy 4 i , LOWERHEAD ROW , I ^ iEI ^ . ¦ y ' : - ' ^ ' : -WA 3 i ^ 0 p ^^ : il f \ HATEFULLY returns his 'Actno ^ ledgmente X ~ X to the . Inhabitants of Leeds and its . , 'Yicuuty . for the . -PatFonage hitherto . "bestowed oil hihl ^ anoE begs to acquaint them that fie Has insi" rieceived a CHOICE SELECTION 3 f GLASS , CH ^ JL TABLE . SERVICES ; and EARXIiEN ^ AES which will he / bund well worthy of inspection ^ i ^[ are offered on Terms '/ which cannot fail to giva satisfaction , atid to ensure a continuance of their favour . . -- ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦• •• . . - . ¦¦• . - - . v ¦ : > -. ¦

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      STARVATION LA"VY . In our report of the great meeting at Huddorsfield , last Treek , vre were unable , from the -want of room , to famish to our readers the instances of the operation of this hellish law , detailed in the verv excellent letter of Lord Stanhope . They -wall be fonndj however , in the sixth page of our present paper , and , if additional e \ -idenee

      was necessary , to evmee the . demoniac character of this enactment , there is here enough , in the emphatic language of . an eloquent and uncompromising' enemv of oppression , in reference to a different sub ' iect ,-" to damn a dozen devils . * ' Let no one , because "we use language of this character , aetruse us of indulging in idle rant , or of employing terms merely for the sake of ^^ i ^^ js ^^ i ^ xs ^^ afas ^ m

      soberness ^ meaning deliberately what vte say . The law ^ hose spirit aims at the extermination of the sons of poverty ' because other laftns have caused them to be , or to become , poor , is hellish in its character and bears witness by its deadly operation to its-infemid origin . Here is the fullest dev ^ opement of a deliberate plot to mr der , in oool blood , and by the most lingeraig and p Mnful process , a number of meu , \ yomen , and chlldieiv afforded- in

      these cases , that we remember to have seen ; in any instance of atrocit y :, that has come under our jiotice . Flr ^ t oT ' aB , _ the ^ blebadied young men ^ ;" m ' 6 ne' instance , are deprived . of employment , '" in Order that they may be compelled- to taste the sfoek of the " Bastile . '' , They are there subjected to . treabBwnt : wMe 5 make 8 . iiiemglad to Hccept employmentat the rate of ^ half a ctotvu a-week _ j 3 r hu able-bodied voxrng man . As a great stretch of .. liberality-, two

      oi them are engaged to a master for ten shillings a-week ^ \^ o forthwith discharges two elder labourers , to whomne was payins nine shiDing 3 a ^ Veek eachu ^^ se thef , having each se ^ &i ' child ^^^^ aaintain , besides their mV ^ . and- s 3 ^ , ^> ut of their nine shillings , were not alfp : to ' live so well upon a shilling aTiead weejdy , as the young men could Ute ^ on fiye ^^ hillins-s " each weekly ; and , ^ consequent ^ : being half famished , must ¦ Beeessanly he \ reak , and little able to , labour— " ahti ' if uxuntui Ufcl y he iras going to * pay the : n eighteeni-sli tilings a-iceel ; any longer , irlten he could get more 1

      iuhrur fur ten shiUinj ^ : ' . - The nine' individuais , constituting the family of a-honest , "worthy , and truly respectable Englishman , are then compelled , by the fiends who administer tLk dose of damnable legislation , to exl ? t on relief afforded' them , to the amount of three shillings and sixpence weekly , being sdffie thingless than fourpence tnree fa&fbiagi " iBr * eac 1 i" individual , to find food , clothes , lire , and every other nec-e . -.-arr f' ^ r a wii ' ile week !' . ' Who , vnxh . ilio ~ e facts la-furc him . will dare to co : itr ; idk-t u ~ . when

      wo : tL r ;> iii j . roii ' -. uiice ini < a deliberate-. ~ mm < ii : ibi «] ic- ;» l . nttempt TO . MURDER these men . w . imt-n . amu childri-u ,- fur the ]> nrpi >< e vi 5 tiii funluT , -and m ^ re eiu-cmallv . on ~!; ivi :: i ; tliv wliok- population , of the toiihu iiiri ' ii . . u < "i ( i ; "o ; it Britain ? Are we required to sin > w the bearing i if this c ;« i ? t ? upon tlie wImIo operative pupuhiriuii ? V \\ - ; i . iis . vrer , reud on but u little iurther , and you will see . Kf-lief is nt lust entireiv . re-fused , -. mil *• wben llu-y implied for relief , the i . jn ^ r l . J-f iU-m . 'h ' -a- ?/ £ {> ¦ work in Ynrl . xlnr-- nun !„

      ,,-< -r «! iu \ - , ihri .-v ? rt . ' }/ 'lrt"t n / ih-s ntf , ni , < l if f / ,, . y in , it > - ' n : > f it ere , tlltj tiil ! -i g > t ' / <»; 7 . " irlu-i f tU .-tj KiitJil . f , r lw //'"/ fo / fJthi'f in ihi ?/¦;/// / . '' . // , /// - >/ Ih-in ' j nI . h-- ! h * T ; ,-t . l hi-n oitd i / idt—7 «"/« ' / .- >// i ' itl"iJir ; -AS . ' RtIk'j . s the amiable" defenders of the JUiiT ivv'u '> vsu-m oi murder will ensconce

      the ]>!< ... (! i . MiihiiH " rs of the . affair , behind thi'' ! :. nk w ; ills of the" B ; . su ] p , "' anrl tell u- l : ;; it U ..-.. p : « rt !(^ Uliizllt » W have < fi » ljeiui «> \ lv- % v » irklji < u > t' if tht-v had been " su ih-jiiL- j -d . ' 1 Li- i > ? . . isictlihu likv- tLc cumi . irf t-i a -In e » -el in the Irving" ]>; ts ; , he Jjns * fl \ v .- » y- '>}}>¦ : iluTiintK " c nl' li' : uiin

      ! .-. . > . >• > isi-r Ui : m i-i'iiluiuv r . j wlmVi . a iiijcyiiuu ^ www -prefers t . i work . w \ k ; ird l ; . il » . mr , for two > liillii' ^ s ' . mil -i > : j > e 3 Ke : i w < < k r lt will be seen , hiiWeviT , l » y r » -j ' . -rriii-i' in Minthcr - . 'nick' in the s-. nne ]• : »» : - , « -xtr : u-u-ii f : v-m the " Sun " el" Tuesday ni _ lit , th-. i ; th .-: v i ~ not always even lins nlu ri ;; tiive A v < Aiin \< -there described ; is : \ i-tiv . 'Uv ^ inj U-i-tj refused aumittii iniu lln

      .. : ; ce - IJ : i- !;! .- l-.- r > Lelter , though "peri > himr v-liu- ' -ld ; i ' .,. i Ini 5 : ? er , nnd d ; dng in the V : '! •»¦ ¦ = . i ¦;; . l >< iu-vi ! iu' Ollicer dilTeretl Jroiii i . p _ iUN » u - " 1 ihe 1 . ) - .-ciur , uiid tliouuh the j . ,,:,. ( rt-iituje h ;» d been cnrrieil to the > ' - - •»; . ¦ ; ¦ ! ] ji . i ^ . -. aJiiTb . - -inj . j- rc-fij . M'd- . KsiDittance : ¦ ' : . •• v-orilu'iiM * , in : t M : iti' < . { ' iii-en-iiiiliiv It v . i rt ( 'M -. tiiiUnnuvr , t \ u \ n . it c-u . ^ der it ; i * - . ! -.-.. ( ^' . ;!] iei < - ; it ¦ eiiicpjenev ti > render it

      i .-- .-.--:: ry jur liiiii t-i niuki- on ! ;» : > order lor i r - . •• ijjiissi .-ii . Siu'ii ;> : e 'hi - v . »> rl ; iiii :.-j t > i > ' . " . - :-thiiir : ibli- Lw , wuieb i- t . > ; u ; ike tin i ¦ . r- r- > it EngiundindejHisdeii ? . ; ji . Uij . pjjy , ¦ . » : i'i <• ' ¦ : . - * .-uted ! 1 low loiiu' v . ill ii ; f _ - crawiurj -- '' ¦ - . <_>} ' iLi- great Kingdom be : ir "ti .: s ? ^ - ' ¦ ¦ ¦ : ;_ * will they uglift th * iiiij » 1-: ' . rjv . _ ' < yv , - ' -- : : ¦ ~ : < h , acJ trt ? inl % , while they siitk : n :-l -. 'Hi ' ¦ '•• * us patience , ¦ kind heaveu , f . i : w '"" .. -ur eves dweli on the heart

      sickiil ! -- ^' .-ene which meets us wherever ^' ' r -ni tliem , we feel often htili' intunt ' a t < i ft , rt : et the prudence of the pco-I ' t-V -. iiid to mistake their calmness for an ^ - ^ ""ming apathy . We know , however , —^ the Ai o f Euglan-l are yet men ; and " * * ar not but they will soon prove that Xh "U know it too .

      tw f ra wLi ! e ^ e vrite , reports have reached bm fi ? onom demonstrations of peaceful , *\ \^ ^ . ^ snnnking determination to ^ ke off the incubus at all ris ks at B'JRY , ^ WDER-Lraa , Hyde , and New-T ^ i la ^ ^ hlcl 1 P lace 3 tlie standard of wf ? t v been Wmied ; the people ^ laid hold of the same rope for a simul-

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      taneous pull ; they have all embarked in the same boat , and have nailed to the masthead the flag of union with the inscription "B ' een nut hat ; ween dee t ' furst . " London , as evinced by the address of the Working-Man ' s Association , inserted inourlastnumber , ispreparingtotakeherproper station , at theheadofthe glorious army of righteousness , in its mortal crusade against this spoliator of human rights . Hudders-FlELD-and Bradford have long been in the tanepus pullj they have all embarked in

      field , and have testified their fealty , to the most sacred of all causes , by their constancy and b y their blood ; Oldham ba . 3 preserved the honour bf the British name untarnished throughout the whole campaign ; Manchester , Blackburn , Hyde , Ashtonunder-Lyne , Dewsbury , Sheffield , and 2 s ev , 'castle , have rallied their forces and called over their respective master rolls ; LEEDS . HaI . TVAY- anrl Rnrnnn . t « ra r > T > j ¦ ¦ — m ~ m fcfc +

      — » ~»^ y m ^ ^^ «^ *^ -- * . 4 r >* K- ' * • ¦<•* W VIA fm ^ hm ^» i ^ m ^^^^^ fhe whole' Iivorth of England wUl speedily exhibit , at a grand re ^ ew , snch a phalanx of moral force , as . shall ,-we hope at least , strike the reconnoitring eriejny with dismay and cause : him to retreat at once , ^ before the ^ charge" takes . place , which ; whenever it niiy come , will be as awful as it wiil be overwhelming . / " : • - - - - ' - ¦ — " ¦ ; ¦ :. - < i '

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      - ¦ f ]• i ' t ; -j *? -5 - » " . ' - . ¦ : " = ' ' LAW A > yB ; JUSTICE ^ Tljere are no'laws , ' how ¦ ¦ -wisely so ^ ever constituted , which may hot by possibility at some-times ,. under peculiar circumstances , press hardly upon- individuals , if they be rigorously enforced . Kow , -as the very maifiiipJuig . ' * and chief object of all law , is br . ought t © be , the * prevention of injusticeV it "is - clear , to every well . regulated mind , that wherever the strict enforcement of any law . inflicts , hardship on an indi ^ dual , withesit procuring any benefit / or society ,

      justice requires that , inasmuch -as the spirit ofthelifw , supposing it to be ; a ' good laVj cannot ,, insnch a case , have-been violated , its literal faculty of puuishnient should be allowed to lie dormant . ; We have no hesitation in apph"ing this principle to all laws , however good in princip le , or however neces-?> ary they may have been rendered bv the general halnts , or arrangements , of society . We ' are induced to make these remarks in tonsequenc-e of a case , reported in our present paper , in which a man was competed .

      by the Leeds Magistrates , of an offence against the . Beer-laws , under circumstances that -rce really think ouglit to have had their weight . on the minds of those whose business it is to enforce and execute the law . It seems that this man . had been having , at his house , a large tea-party—the wives of a benefit club . . These persons , amounting to a consitkfSHcjmifmber , had' their- * -tetf- - ' / at e % 3 it--o ' clock : _ and i : is no remarkable stretch of credulity xo ^ uyi' - ' -v tliat , v . " Len u large uv . iuber of feur . des > it down to "

      chatterw ; i _ tcr -. it eight o clock , the tea and the chut after Wa v . Wid nr . ike it ten before thc-y tlumiriit of retiriuir : wiiich , as our readers kin v . v i- the L < mr v . which the law verv pro-}> erly rc : juire > jl ; c- >!; 'hi > u < es to be clo < ed , thonfrh it int-oiisisU'iiily eii *< uir \ i allows other Beer Hou = es to rcuiain open tlmnurl : the whole niebt . -A number < I individuals , several of them iiHirates and meiu ' hr'rs ot tlio Ror-r

      Hi > iT-el \« - ] irr * s ib . riiilv , and sonic not so . had btvii actively i"ccu ]> icd , inwuitiutrvipon these ladies at their tea , nnd , iiu doubt , in prepnrhis iLe ueccssary

      they , f > r some oi" thein , Lad enc-h a i : la . >< of aie , which is a verv ordinary thinir , as a jforiiuu i . 'i ilicir food : there was no other company in the House , nor were these - drinldiitr" in any other war tlir . n as consid ^ riiitr the ale ;« ] . irtir . n of their sujjper . The . tca-puriy having oiiiv l ^ rokvn up ut ten oc ]< -ck , tl ; ev conld liol sit down till a few

      iijiUViies niterwards , aial it \ v-, is therefore halt-j-ast tfji or mure br-ibre the snpju-r was (¦ 4 > ij . « -b-, il ( d . During supper the watclnnan elilv : vd" Mid . > ei'ijji . lln it ' if , laid an inforniatinu . aira . in .-t tlu ; L : « udlord vud \\\ d liini IJln-d . ' -l \ ii \\ - we Jhi ' i no jauit A ' . jib the law !' jr ] irovid : n '_ r iliat coin ] uuiy shall nt > t lx eiili'naiiii d , i :-. r ale st-ld , in ihr-c houses , aflef ten" o ' cloi k at nijln : We tlnnk it u wise aiiij salniarv provision ,. and should rejoice lo ~ v < - it . \ iciid-.-d t ) all Ill-uses of similar r-.-.-ort . We Ibid no fault with the Ma < ri > - ir ;« u- > ! i-r » uf . ir ; ;•!•_ ' il ' = c p-. naltY oi * lln law ai ^ aiii ^ t a pr < iw « i olTeiice : That is ibe duty ol tbeir- ' iTit-.-r ] :-i !> we *!•• tiilifli that ,

      consulervvi rul I in- cirep , in- ! aliei-sof llieca c i ' , { lie pervoiir * -. is > cnibicd in this bouse , at the liine in tjuesti . ii ) , were \\ i . \ " emujmiiv" in the seu ^ hitendeJ by _ ibe lax ; nur did ll : e watchinau jst ! eni ]»" t to prove that ibere was jinv ale y < hi . or "tluit wv . x i-euipanv was in ibe iio-jse ^ -save thu .-ewho wero at supj > r . We ilnuk therefore , tbattliat functionarv < rreaiiv e . \ tt ' id . njr the moral line ofdutv , in lavinu an hif' ^ nnation under suc-h circunjstanc-i . s , because it was cvidentlv taking an advantji ^ e of an infraction of the letter of the law

      which was no infraction of its spirit . We kin « sv-jiotjiih ;; - ,, [ ' the character of the house . It ui ;» y b- the be .-t conducted house in the Town , or . the wor * t , / liatis a matter of no n . i-ineiit to tljv present enquiry . If the bolide be ol bad repute , surely nianv opj'linuiiH ' . e . - iiin-t hrve occurred , in which the w-aiehnian iniubt liave miVrced tbe pcn ; dty . uf tbe law wken it bad been nullif violated , and if lh » h' -n-e be one of trood uhntacUT , it is > u much the more hard dial so venial an offence > hoidd l » e visited with

      punishment , while so ninny , much more iiasrant , are allowed to e > cape . We are no lovers either of Beer or Beerhouse ? . We know that the frequenting of these houses produces a-u incalculable amount of mischief in society . —We believe the Act for the establishment of these houses to have been a mischievous one ; but we "kate oppression under the name of law ; and however , or on whomsoever it may be exercised , our voice shall always be raised against it .

      Events Of The Week. Ilivli,^ ^^ O* Ltib Wiiilllv.

      EVENTS OF THE WEEK . iliVli , ^ ^^ O * ltib WiiilLlv .

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      -Vow L No . 8 . ¦¦• _______ ¦ SATURDAY / jfA ^ tTARY 6 , 1838 . P « ICE Four pen cEnETXEFpEyNiry JL „ . ' ., ' 1 1 ! ' I fiBBSS ^

      At 17 Ttp -T Aatt\A At Tt I M -R^ Tt. '- ^ ^ R« New London Hat Depot. Tti .

      AT 17 TtP -T aatt \ a at tt i m -r ^ tt . ' - ^ ^ r « NEW LONDON HAT DEPOT . tti .

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      - ' - / .- ^ ^ 7 Jy - ' ^^^ 1 ^ ¦ t - t y ** " ¦ - - ^ > ? .- **« •¦ •* ' >» ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ BI ^^ B : ; ; ^/ JM ^^ .. .- -.:-.- ¦ / jLj !^^ \ s £ ~ j fc j L # ^* f > ¦ - •/ . AND LEEDS GENERAL ADVERTISER .

  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), Jan. 6, 1838, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct987/page/1/