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THE NORTH EM STAR Saturday , JULY 31, 1847.
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MR O'COiNNOR MEMBER FOR NOTTISG
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OUR COUNTRY! The power af monopoly has b...
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KECEIPT3 OP THE NATIONAL CO, OPERATIVE L...
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xi Gt & _SS . _tioucav ) _^ _u-- » - ' «* . «»»» ThUPart contains Six splendid Engravings-The _Bsg Cabin , by W . G . Mason ; Felicite Lamennais , by _aMatriwTwith a Memoir ; The _Village Church , by Alfred Harral : Glen Clume . by W . G . Mason ; Portrait of Col . Tb . impson . by G . Measom ; with a Memoir ; The Month _nProsi _# ct , < _-tc . .,. - ...... The Literaiy Articles are by the following wnten .. — Mrs _Ue . < f Boston ; _Nicholas _Tliiniing _Moile _;« rBowrine , « f . P , ; Mary Gillies ; Miss _Pardoe ; W . B . Carpenter , M » FR . S . ; Ur Smiles ; Edward Toul ; Goodwjn Barmbv : Calder Campbell ; John _F-wlcr ; Peter Paal Pal £ tte * -W . C . Bennett ; Abel Paynter ; II . O . Adams ; RiVhard ' nowitt ; Maty _U « witt ; William Howitt etc . _Published for the Proprietor at 171 , Strand , and sold by all Booksellers .
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JUST PUBLISHEO . A FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT of FEARGUS _COOXA HOR , Esq . Lithographed in the first Style . of Art , from on Original Tainting by T . Mahtis . s . d . Prints 2 6 On India paper ... 4 0 Coloured to Life ... ••• 6 0 Frames and Glasses from os . to ... So 0 "Wehaveseen specimens , bothp \ _ainaxrttcoloured , and _nmslpronounee Mr Martin ' s work an anmistakcable like _, _ness ot the brtathingoriginal , the worth of which the tens of thousands wbo know Mr _O'Coi _. _nor can decide when flier see tbe Engravinjr . We have not met any one who has _hesitated to say . * That is the man . '" —northern Star . _Agents and Land Secretaries may be supplied on wholesale terms ; 20 per cent discount OBSEttVE . —In consequence of Mr Martin ' s removal to Kew Swindon , irom London , all communications and orders to be addressed to Mr WiU am Rider , Star office . " Enclose _Poswiffice Orders or Stamps for - Thomas Martin , 61 , Dean-street , Soho , London , " or " Star office . "
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TO TAILORS . B Read ' s New Patent Indicator for finding proportion and disproportion in all sj stems of cutting . Caveats granted , April 22 nd , 1847 . signed by _Messts Pool and _Capmeal _, Patent Office , 4 , Old Square , Lincoln ' s Inn . Declaration of same , signed by Sir G . Carroll , Sntj Lord Mayor of London . THE _LOSDOS AXD PARIS SPRING AND SIFHMER FASHIONS for 1847 , arc now ready , by BENJAMIN READ ana Co ., 12 , Hart-street Bloonsbury _Mttare , London ; and by G . Berger _, _Holyweli-street , Strand . May be had of all booksellers wheresoever residing . By approbation of her Majesty Queen Victoria
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THE TAILORS' TRADING COMPANY . _ITiiMBER OF JOURNEYMEN TAILORS ( Members XX . of tbe National Association of United _TraSes ) _havingformed a Company to release themselves from the _baiiefnlinfluence of unprincipled -ompetitors respectfully inform the operative classes , generally , that they have opened ax establishment at No . 7 , _YICTOHIA-STREET , MANCHESTER , where thty can be supplied with every article of dotbing as cheap and better made than at any of the ( so-called ) cheep establishments . WORKING MEN , SUPPORT YOUR OWN ORDER in this attempt to demonstrate tht benefits of ASS 0 CL 4 TIVE LABOUR .
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A COLOURED DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIT in best morocco caseforlOs ., which is 15 s . less than any other London establishment , and warranted to be equally good , by MR _BGERTO . _Y , 148 , _Flectatreat , opptaite _Boureric-strcet , and I , Temple-street . Whitefriais . Open daily from nine til ! four . Foreign , Apparatus Agent to Yoigtlander and Liribours , a complete book of Instruction , price 7 s . Cd ., by P ° st _10 s Pri o Bsts _sentnost free .
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MOSEY GIVES AWAY ! —The following suras of Money , viz : —50 lll , 20 BI .. JOOt ., 50 ? ., two or SSI ., and ten of 10 ! . will be presented by tbe Proprietors of _« thc JERSEY TELEGRAPH to thefirst 501-0 Subscribers to tbat Paper for or . e yevr , and a like sum to every additioaal 5000 . The Subscription , 8 s-. can be _forwarded iu postage stamps , or by post-office order , payable to Mr CaiBLEsCtiFFOBD . No . 15 , King-street . Jersey Parties _formrdiuE 11 . ls . will ba entitled to three Hum-, hers , and ma ; obtain SOOI . Advertisers wishing te avail themselves of tbe very extensive _citeolation ( In England , Ireland , Scotland , Wales , and the Channel Islands ) , secured by tbe above _arrangement will , to ensure insertion , forward tbeir advertisements with as little delay as possible , charge only One _Fsssr per line ( no duty ) . Agencies of aU kinds undertaken for Jersey .
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Now Seady , a New Edition of MR . O'CONNOR'S WORK ON SMALL FARMS To be had at the Xirthem Star Office . IS , Great Wind _mffl street ; and of Abel Hey wood , Manchester .
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AUXILIARY TO THE NATIONAL LAND COMPANY . THE SATIOSAL CO-OPERATIVE BESEFIT SOCIETY . _Totron-T . _Watfey . M . P . Directors—Messrs P . M'Grath , 1 . Clark , and C . Doyle . Bank—The National Land and Labour Bank . Secretary—Mr E . StaUwood . Gaitral Offices , 83 , Dean-street , Soho , and 2 , Little Valeplace , Hammersmith-road . THIS Societv presente greater advantages to _thelndustrions _' ilillions than any similar Institution ever established . . * . Rules and every information required can be obtained at the following places : —Mr Lawrance , Whittington and Cat , Church-row , Bethnal Green ; Mr Jeffrey , Tanners ' Arms , Bermondsey-road ; Mr J . Simpson , Hamsun ' s Assembly Rooms , East-lane , Walworth ; Herbert's Temperance Coffeehouse , Exeter-street , Sloaue-street ; Mr Walford , Temperance-ball , Broadway . Westminster ;
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_COXVBTANCE TO O'CONNORVILLE . MU THOMAS SMITH , of 32 , O'Connorville , having a _boree and chaise cart , would be glad to convey viators from the railway station to O'Connorville , and back at a moderate charge , perso s wishing to avail tbemsdves of a good conveyance , will oblige by sending a note , 8 dav vr two previous , to Air Thomas Smith , So , o" 2 , _CConnorvilh-
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THE LAND . A FOUR ACRE ALLOTMEST AT LOWBANDS to lie disposed of . Any party wishing to treat for the same , may do so , by applying to John Jones , News agent , Garden-street Bury , Lancashire . All letters to be pre . paid .
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A « OOD FIT WARRANTED . SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTHES made to order at the Grkat _Westkhs Ehpobiom _, 1 and 2 , Oxfobo _Steebt , Lon & on , uhich neither spot nor change colour . Only £ » los tbe complete suit of any size . These clothes eaunot be equalled at any other Tailoring Establishmevnt UBSDELLand Co . ' s , Pine Llama Cloth , for light over , eoats _, made to order at £ l l 2 s . The verj finest only £ 2 . -which for durability and elegance cannot be surpassed -With silk linings , 3 s extra . Omnibuses to andfrom tha City , stop atthe establish _jnent every _iniiiute ofthe day .
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( From tho _tfontteof Tuesday , July 27 . ) John Stubhiug Archer , Paternoster-row , tallow _chandler—Cbfttff * Burtt , Lower Slitcham , chemUt — John Hemw Venner , Nottingham , pawnbroker—Gilbert _Dup-J _^' _ftjcent _^ place , Westminster , tea-dealer—Henry _Svaas . _Heaner , Berbyshir _^ bnilder-John Gale , lire OakB Farm , Monmouthshire , wine merchant—George Henwood , Leeds , carver and rilder-Fredenck Charles Hnsenheih , Bristol , wine merchant-William Jakcson , _Iwnmere , Cheshire , joiner-John _tokland . New-street , Covent gardes , grocer—Thomas Pntstley , Bedford , grocer-Hand _Watfcius , _Abeigavenny , . Monmouthshire , _shoemaker-Ceoige Westrip , St Peter-street Senmgtpn , cab master-Frederick Wiggins , Dnion-street , Bridgestreet , Black-friars , horse contractor . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS .
William Boyd , Glasgow , * horse-dealer—Lewis Victor FJatoii , Edintmigb , merchant—John Low , Hilton , shipowner—Horatio Kelson and Alexander Willrie , _Edintmrgh , booksellers—Alexander Speirs , Glasgow , roanu . fectnrer — James Steel , Glasgow , shopman — Allan Stewart . Glasgow , ship chandler .
A Jaiy Oftwene Men Were Kent In Confinem...
A _jaiy _oftwene men were kent in confinement in _Phhdeiphia for a week , in . consequence of their inability to agree upon a Terditf ia & case of _codbpI-* -r .
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A Verb & tim Report ef Mr O'Connor ' s speed shall appear ia next Week ' s Star .
The North Em Star Saturday , July 31, 1847.
THE NORTH EM STAR Saturday , JULY 31 , 1847 .
Mr O'Coinnor Member For Nottisg
MR _O'COiNNOR MEMBER FOR _NOTTISG
HAM !!! It is Mrith feelings of inexpressible pleasure and exultation we have to announce the return of Mr O'Connor as Member for Nottingham , by a majority of THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTYSIX over Sir J . C . Hobhouse , the Whig President of the Board of Control . This is a blow which will tell _. not only in England but in every part of Europe ;
fi fact which we proudly set against the return of tlie Prime-Minister for Ihe City of London , procured , aa that return was , by truckling to the obstructives and the money-mongers . The doom of Whiggery is from this day sealed . The composition of parties in the New Parliament will be entirely altered by this heart-stirring event ; and the cause of the people must receive an impetus of which it is at present almost impossible to calculate the force .
What renders thb splendid anj unequalled triumph the more _gratitymp is , that it _-waspuvely the result of the force of principle . ifoWemen , fcm { rers , aiM >« JeTg 5 men _caught \ he enthusiasm created by the popular orator an _^ _iribnne of the people , and recorded their _votesforhinj . along with those of the swart _artizaa , and vied wilii _> each other in doing him honour in public ! Never before was there a victory of so tran * jendent and unalloyed a description gained for the _people , as that _wtich dis'inguishes the General _Election of 184 7 !
Our Country! The Power Af Monopoly Has B...
OUR COUNTRY ! The power af monopoly has _bsea _. shaken , its strength teste * ,, and il » spirit broken' ;; never again can it hold up its head ss it has dens ,, because it ha * not been foaght on tie ground _of ' _psFty-feelinj ; but on that of national _^ right . The general result of the Elections » not yet fully known _,-bnt _< 3 victory has been achieved- —the- _prognostication * of future triumphs given witb a certainty of its . _fQlfilment . When-factions are driven * to- coalesce » ' < mkr to resist _a-people , they proved that each feeU- individually weaker than , their great _opponents and those who have been- beaten- in detail mawh' into the field-under a great _disadvantage;—tW ha _«
lost the prestige of victory—they have losti confidence fn their leaders , and faith _^ in their cause—tbe ; bave lost their political- _bonoor—siuce , with the most opposite politicalprinciples-they combine _* for- a selfish purpose , showing , they _had'iio God but- self , that their political-creeds-were but _lip-service- „ . their political profession hypocrisy ,, and their _political lives a lie . United thuBj thej ; . give _« s the advantage of _"killingtwo birds with one stone . " The-coalition that has been _fonnedexternaHy will probably . be _maintained-in . the House , as-the _strengthenin g phalanx , if liberty drive & 4 tsopponest 8 still further into " expediency corner" and plaoesthem daily . ina more fake position .
We shall probably _have-a . general fusion of pasties for the " general good ; " _private _animosities _W'L'libe Walked against the coming-foe , and like the soldiers of Hosein ,. the troops cf finality-will ; - , fight - with Bibles on- their _Janca- points ; 3 aor-Law cries and Church cries , Sanitory cries and Suffrage eries _,-will be raised , from- the _ganralous treble of superannuated feudalism , to the greedy accents of _overgorgsd monopoly ,. Temptations -vail be _thrown in theway-of the Liberal : members _afy" Help as .- lo do this , and we will _heljvyou to do -that . " " Help
us to _rsstorethis old monopoly , awl we will help you to get that new reform . " Now-,, we say ,, you must not do evil , that good may arise ! : You must not sacrifice principle to obtain a political _ohjset;—such bas often been the fault of statesmen—and , having obtained theirand , they base-wondered why it did . not bring the- anticipated benefits . Why ? Because they had _beanipulling do _\ vn ; with _. ora hand , while they had heeiLbaildingupwitit _. tlifl other—and noiv their candidates , and their members stand like cul prits on the _hustings , unable to . vindicate their
political conduct in . the eyes of an indignant , people . Anew elementi & Bharacterising , t > hapresent move ment . Women , hitherto the opponents , of £ iiarttsm , ate now taking it _up , with the enthusiasm _aharacteristic of the female-heart . We point the attention of our readers to the great meeting _o & women at Halifax , recorded in another column of oiir paper . Itshows that woman sees there cambe no comfort at the fireside , no happiness in the cottage , without
manenjoying ma political rights . Freedom is , or _rathec ought to be , a household God ; without it , the cottage cannot be the poor man ' s castle . Without it , the domestic _affections may be invaded by the ruthless band of oppression , or chilled by the cold grasp , of law-created poverty . Women 1 the political rights of your husbands will insure the happiness o £ your homes ; therefore , you , too , are vitally interested in every political movement that may agitate tt * arena ofour country .
Thns we find the holiest sympathies ealisted on thc side of liberty . _"Rtligi o n breath e s t h e sp irit of freedom ; family ties strengthen its _position , aud thought comes to its rescue against calumny and doubt . Ay ! Thought - ' The working clastes have grown THINKERS . They are mere talkers and shouters no longer . They reason on their rights and their wrongs . They cogitate the measures to be adopted . They analyse their own strength , and the weakness of their enemies ; and , above all , they
command their own feelings . 1 hey no longer obey a momentary impulse—but , having their own passions in their control , they are able , by steady and concentrated energy , to put down the attempts of faction to perpetuate its rules . In these things we see the augury of bright days for our country . Days when Whig and Tory shall be as things that have been ; wben we shall , perhaps , afford them the charity of forgetfulness , and establish the glorious principles of THE CHARTER in the seat of legislature . _^^ . a . ii _« WW _^^» _JW _^ I _«^ _t _^' W _/^/* ' _*^^^// ' _^»
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THE ELECTIONS . We have been all at once hurried iuto the very heart , and almost bustle , of a General Election , Scarcely have the writs been issued , ere the returning officers nave announced nomination and polling days , and the members of the late Parliament , who were " whipped" on either side to stay aud finish up the wort o f the Session , have been dealt rather hardly with , having barel y had time , even in these
railway days , to hurry down to the scene of their struggles for a re-election . How far this may have beeen owing to preconcert on the part of the ' ruling powers , " is not for us to say . One thing is certain , that , looking at the subject prima facie , it was clearly the interest of the Whigs to give the people as little time for reflection as possible—their deeds will not bear too close a scrutiny . " Second thoughts" would not , in their case , be " best . "
But it is gratifying to observe , despite the tricks and machinations by which a false appearance is attempted to be given to the feelings of the countrya false colour to the Election itself , and to hurry the electors into rash , premature , and ill-considered conclusions that , wherever real reformers have shown themselves , they have carried all before them . The " shams" have had not the shadow of a ehance . Foolish people , who pin their faith to the " best possible instructor , "— which , like the weathercock , tarns whichever way the wind of wealth _WotTS—tre ,
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in ordinary times , lulled into the pleasant beliei that Chartism is dead ; that the masses are content to drudge and suffet—to submit to unrequited toil—and to forget the better lesson taught by tbeir practical knowledge of the miseries inflicted by the present unjust and vicious arrangements of society . It requires such times as the present to dispel such illusions ; to show that notwithstanding the blandishments of wealth , ihe blinding influence of aristocratic power , and the thousand inducements , arising either from ignorance or self-interest , to bend at the shrine of rauk and money , the heart of the masses is sound at the
core . Wherever a Charlist candidate has made bis appearance , victory has ensued . A stream of political mesmerism has encircled ' the island , and whether its advocates have shown themselves among the swart iron-workers of Dudley , the _raill-hands and colliers of Wigan , the cutlers of Sheffield , the clothiers of Halifax , the spinners of Blackburn , ihe semi-metropolitan people of Greenwich , or in the person of the " Ould General" among the _laceworkers and frame-work knitters of Nottingham , th e result has been the same *
In that fact lies a whole host of inferences , whicii the electoral classe * would do well to ponder seriously . It is the theory of the British constitution , that every man who pays taxes has , a right to vote in the election of those who impose these taxes . It s the theory of that constitution , that the House of Commons is returned by the " Commons ' " Can there be anything else than deep and _induring dissatisfaction excited by the way in which that theory it belied ? What a miserable _rooslserj '—a farce , were not the results so mournful—are the " nominations _^
with whicb the daily journals now' teeni ! Why ap " peal to the people at large at ail , if yo _» do not mean them to be the final umpires ? Why insult the labouring masses-with tke show of _political power , and then , when they have-made their _choice , recorded their opinions / _dasb-the sap from their lips , and send to-misrepresent them- some drivelling old dotard , whose words _cannat ? be heard a yard _ftcanthe place he stands on , or some _glib-tongued unprincip led _f lace-holder or place-hauler , who is _perfectly nady to say " Aye * '' or _"'Noj , ' * according a _»» hi _& own self-interest may dictate .-
Suoh a system , so _touland grossly unjust , , cannot last—it is rotten to tli 8 _'verjc « W 6 , and the _growing _powsp and enlightenment of the working _dtsse _* must speedily sweep it away , and replace it by . a real representation of the people . Meantime there is ground'for cardial felicitation . in the faet ,. that _theseeds-sa long . " sown have not fallen _oniony ground , but have brought forth font ' abundantly .. Thank God 4 : England is democratic to the backbone ! The Whig .. Alijristers of . the * Crown have everywhere , _sorfaFj been'beaten hy trie *
jChartist candidates , in theifappeal '" _* the people . " That is a triumph which even the lying _^ Press cannot deprive _us-of— cannot deny—aud it _proves _inconteslably tbat while the Whigs and tb _& - other factions jretain possession _^ the symbols of power ; and mos t _Ecfaiiously usurp , a position which _does > not rightfully belong , to them , that _the-realpower belongs tothe _partyywhich all thess _<' factions-have been f ondl y _deludiagaheraselves intothe belief was ; dead [ The shadow must-follow th * - subsfcanoe- in due coa r se , and a _> _GeneralElectioa _& o taken out ol * the bategory of theJkrmecidean feast of _thft-Antbian
• Nights Tales , in which the _gneetwas nieeked with imaginary dishes ofthe rarest quality , andiiwints of the most _delicioua vintage . Oar readers _remeu iber the-sequel—ths- guest _humo-oced . the tyrant-host , got drunk on the illusory wines , and gave his en _tertaiuer-aboxonsthe-ear , so real _, ihat it _pwduced a real repast . So may it , so must , it , turn out vi . 'ith . " nominations . '" They must ,, in . , the ordinary p _rogress-. of- _natnrej _- . grow into living . - actualities , in which the voice of the _pecjile-shall . nct _. only be _hicrd hut _oleyedd
One of the most pleasing events _connosted with the elections , so far as they have gone , is the unopliosedreturn of Mr Duneombe , in-his ahsease , as the first . ioeraber to the new Parliament , in conjunction with his able colleague , Mr Wakley . _Deadly as we regret the causa- of the absence- of Mr Quncombe from the hustings , and fervently as we wish for his spsedy restoration to health , and . his wonted usefulness in the caus ? of the people , . we cannot help a feeling of ( gratification , that that absence afforded the men _of _. Finsbury aa , opportunity of . _testifying their adherence to _principle , and their- love for their truly noble member , in a more marked mannefatbaii thev
could _otherwise have done ,. Honour _to . them , and honour , too , to Wakley , who-in his colleague ' s absence , paid & o eloquent , SQihearty _, so noble , and so well-deserved , a tribute ca . the virtues ,, the disinterestednes 3 _) . the labnurs ,. and ; the sacrifices of the Champion of the _peopli : ' .. _Whatevar misunderstandings may have aforetime existed _. in this quarter , that frank and generous _eulogjum must have buried them for ever ; , and it gives ; promise of a more close and vigorous , _upion between tbe two . Radical members for ffinsbury— _$ e seniors of the new Parliament , in their ex . ertions . to procure for the people ,, not only good , government * but the power of goveca ' mg themselves .
A & other _peculiarity m thc preeent General Election , which , like those we hav- * already _referral to is typical of the- rapid _progress of the cause of substantial Reform ,, is the appearance of Mr Robert Owen , the venerable leader of the Socialist _bady ., as a candidate for the Metropolitan borough of Mary , lebone . Whatever difference of opinion may exist as to the nature of his plans , or the principles on which they are based , none will _deaythat he has , throughout an unusually long life , devoted his life and fortune to promote what he considers the
_ha'tppiness of his fellow beings , with a seal , perseverance , _andself-saorificing spirit , almost _uoparalelled . Socialism , like Chartism , was , by the " privileged classes" and their press , considered extinct , when , lo 2 _it'blazes out in the very centre of the oivilized world ! No men at the Marylebone Election had so good a hearing as the proposer of Mr Owen , and Mr Owen himself . It is but justice , also , to mention a fact which was admitted to tho writer by Sir J . Hamilton , the Conservative candidate , and nearly _erery respectable gentleman on the hustings , that
Mr Salomons , the returning officer , committed ( to call it by a mild term ) a gross mistake in declaring Sir B . Hall and Sergeant Sliee , the members on tbe show of hands . The number raised for Owen waa decidedly larger than that displayed for Shee , and much larger than for any of the other candidates . We merely chronicle these facta as indications , " which way tlie wind blows ; " " wait a little longer , " aud the opinions which thus exhibit their undying vitality will exercise tlieir due influence ou the destinies of man .
In Westminster , Cochrane has given the government and the aristocrats , a hard run . In the City , the " Liberals , " as they are called , have gained the day , according to the accounts issued by their committee . Lord John maintained the bead of the poll from the commencement . There is little to WOHiIer at iu tha fact—the Church , the Tories , and the _Jewa _, —odd combination—combined to support him from various motives . The Churcb , because he has given one more bishop , and promises three more , The Tories , because they see in Lord John , the only
barrier against the tide of innovation and reform that threatens to set in upon the return of Peel to power ; and the Jews , because by supporting him they ensured , or imagined they did so , the return of their candidate , BaroB Rothschild , and the consequent striking off of the last civil disabilities on account of religious opinions whi h yet remain to disgrace the statute book . The return of a Jew is the only redeeming point about the City election . It is to that race , and inferentially to society at _I « ge , what the _etetiw of _O'Cwnell to the County
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Clare was , in reference to _CathoUc Emancipation One by _oio , the rust of ageB has eatert into the old chains , bolts , and bars , of bigotry and intolerance , and they are falling to pieces ; a few rusty blows , and they will cease to bind any class whatever ! We have not , atthe moment of writing , any defi . nite information before us which would enable us to predicate the result of an appeal to the poll , in those cases in which Chartist candidates have been
declared the members - by a show of hands , and where itia intended to contest thc election to the last . We would fain _indulge the hope , however , that Mr Duneombe will have _aomo good men and true around him in the ensuing Parliament , to back him in his untiring and able warfare against tyranny and oppression . A very small number of the true breed will do tho task . . "A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump ; " , however encased in the prejudices of class , blinded by a . false education , or perverted by an artificial training , the majority of that house may be , it would bo impossible for them long to resist the influence of small band of bold but prudent , uncompromising but . courteous , advocates and expounders ol the great principles of political _, civil , and educational . freedom embodied in
_>> The People _' sCharter . " We had intended to have given a closing article on the Session of 1847 , this week , but it is hard , . the midst of the excitement of a General Election , to fix attention on the events _orelements of a * defunct Parliament . It must , therefore , be left till a « more convenient seaso » . " The _absenw of our
_coeditors , who are all engaged , in important contests , will besnlScient , in connection with the press of election intelligence , to _explain the paucity of (" Leaders"in our present number of the Star . ; Mr O'Connor i & opposing _thcFrssident of the Board 'of Control , at _Nottingham ; Mr Barney , the Foreign [ Secretary , at _Tfoarton ; and Mr * Jones , the _Cbmieellorof the Exchequer , at Halifax . They have tHeir work to do , aiid sure we are « _ie readers ofthe _Slfttt prefer deeds tSo words .
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_jniQvcnrwwwxiwuPs _Wchope-nwtweek to present full and tratHfel reports of _thtrproceadings at ibe' elections in witch Chartiit candidates appeared attfto hustings , wfcieb are not reported tMs week , TheF ' ress , as usual , have burked the speeches of the _representoitires of Gliartlstn ; and it is ear duty , as far as > possible , to supply the omission : _ffomnGnitPElusmotr _FoKf _t- —J :- Sweet _ackiwtfibdges the recci _^ t _' _oPthe following same . Loughborough , per Mr _Skevington-, 18 s 5 d ; _ByrOn-ward locality , _£ 15 s ; Mr J . _Pattrsoo _, Is ; Mr _Tieeae ; - Radford , is- , ' worn Bulwell , peri Wr Eveley , 14 s 3 d- ; . Mr _Cliipindale _) Is ; fro . n Carlton , por Mr Hudson , 2 _o « d ; by Mr Hoofc 2 _s-6 d ; by Mr Douse , _iVonvfiavrington , 94 3 &; Mr _Thointow / _Js ; Mr Rogers , Is ; : a FWend , ls . . ' MrHoiioEs , Cr & ydon . —We have handed over lus letter to the _Direetws . "She matter c « _$ > t to reBt en _& _ftfy ; with the branch , of which Mr i \ is a member .
'N * J . TimNfcB ,. l _' . irk Sate , near _Rotlierham—All who ' have asked for'ifo _* Vhave had it _Rrtttis along with _Nfy 6 .. The _"Iaegitl 'Adviser" may be had on application to _MrM-t _iowanr-atthis office . Mr Farkeh , _Old'ShieMbn ;—Next _wcelc-is-the last . NOTICE . —In _csusequenseof the _extont-of _spuee _occupisd ' hy our reports of tdeelection proceedwgs _, several _corno i munications _muststundiovcr till nexfweek . Theuna' voidable _absenoe-of MOssrs llarneyr _* id Jones , also * ' < renders it necessary-that those correspondents who have ; submitted _qui-stiens for their consideration , allow us - to-lay aside such , communications until the return uf ! those gen _tlemen from tho provinces . _ftoHTiiwicn . —Tho .- Trades- ''Association will do well to _= send tlieir missionaries here . Mr Rowe _^ _Witton-street , would be glad to comuiunioate witli them . ' ; _Jir-S . Peabson _, Portsea .-No .-6 of tlie Labourer , alsothe pjate of O'Connorville ,. may-be obtuincdi at this office . Tli _^ _difficulty will < bfi in the mode of conveyance . En . quire thc best .
_LEOM . _I _NOTIOR—ffavingjAwacoidablg ., got _miwft tit * arrear witli the law cases wlw !> 'have-been- submitted torn , I must particularly request that no mora either pubKs . or private , be forwarded lo m & ttK / _tti-tftemiotto . — _Eusksi Jones . _RlciiAitD Killsiiaw , Scarboro ' v-If the will gives her a power . to dispose of the house ,-, as if she -. vera a /« mme settlor unmarried ) , iu that case her husband ' s joining in .. the sale audi conveyance is not necessary ; but whether the will _doosor-doos-not give her _auoh a power is impossible for me- to suy without seeing _a-eopy of it ; _oi- ' _-at-iuiy rate an-extract so-far ns it relates to the JMuse _.-. " -Osee a _KickBcTiNfrw-a Poob _.-Man . " _- _—Youiim _. iy pro oeed uguinst the person who employed you ia the Small Debts' Court , for- compensation ¦ I ' or your .- time and trouble . Aiw .- _-IIdoii £ s . —I do not recolleoti having seen _. _n copy of the will you mention iu yoar late note . I ' mny , _howefev , have it ; for > _-l hm so overwhelmed with law _pspcrs _, tbatl hare scores of wills and . other papers before mc
whioh 1 have been _> unable to lookiinto . If I have it , I shall no doubt come to it before long , and- ' . you shall then have my ooinion upon it . _jSrtits-WEEKs _, Brighton . —I w 3 l . attend to your , case as soon as I possibly can . _Jt-A ' , , Macclesfield . —The _people-you speak of may be 3 ued in tho _SmallDebtb' Court ; _butthey must be sued , _licotu-eive , in _tiiojinme of the draper ; fosyou would appear to have been nothing , mora thau an agent for hioi . The man who refuses to pay on thc plea of being ¦ aadisT age when tho debt was contracted ; may be sued ; as ths debt waa for " necessaries : " 3 i 8 isnow > I presume , _ofllgC . _J- fcaii . _Waikkii . —The thing * detained do not _*; I suppose , exceed the value of £ ' 20 ; and . if . not , you may proceed iu tbe Small aobts' Court for the recovery of ihem . B > lt . P . —Tho tenancy having commenced : at Lady-day , and being , from , year to year ) notice to ( _jpit must be given at _leastaix . months _bifOveXndy-duy _^ unless there isa local custom making a shorter . notice sufficient . If the _requisites-notice to quit at Lady . day , 1818 be not given , tlie-tenant cannot be turned oft ' till Lady-day 1841 ) . Should thc tenant reaeivc an insufficient notice
he is under no obligation to point out its insufficiency to Ids _landlords . John _LowtEf . —I do not see that . there _io-the slightest ; ciiance oiUinpcacbing the will with success ou the ; ground of i ncompetency ; nor can the csecutor who did not prove _ilie will now recover the legacy-given to him . ' "A WkdDMG Guest . "—Neither- payment * of fees , nor i "taking the marriage Unas , "' is at all necessary to tho . validity of the marriage aeremony . . Y . our friend and ; his wife , arc effectually bound to . each . other ; and if _either-of / them deserts tlio other , thepaj _$ y deserted may ¦ ¦ compel a _> " restitution of-, ' conjugiilrights , " or may ' _otherwise proceed against-the offending party accord-. i to circumstances . _Josepr , Morgan . —You cmi . muke no . _dcSuction _fromyoutt . . rent will lout an express agreement , ia writing for the ,-; purpose . Before you sign _. any _Icasnor agreement , you . ' _liadbestletrae look abit .. I . am . not acquainted with
tlie & rm of the oath taken by members of I arliamenton taking their seats .. The l ' _osfcSfllco order arrived safe .. A .. W . H . —If the footpath and _briflgp have been used , bj thopnblic for thirty years , as _yoiu say iu the case , the _public have cleurly a . right ( at least according to _Knglishlaw ) to continue-to . use them ,, and may quietlj _. _vemovc any obstruction ( and tliatas often us there nvxs be any ) or may indict thc person who causes the obstruction . Any person who roinoves the obstruction will render himself liable to aa action or prosecution at law , iu which the question tided would be , whether the footpath was a legal public- footpath or not . With respect to the _fishary , _fisheries in most rivers are private property . A Pooh Man Off me Groves . — if Messrs _Hii-ley and Company refuse-tp give up the indentures o £ _ajjjv , e « Uco . ship , apply to a _magistrate to compel tliem .
Nathan Hubton . —I have received your lette » and the copy of Mr Ba _^ _rowi'lough ' s will . I will mako apoint of giving your case an early attention , and my best consideration . Henri BorMUN . —It is clear that so long ca Soraman . _^ Aubrey is living , you can have no right to the . property " . devised by Johu Hovuman ' s will , _limits that will BoraroanAubrey _taltesan estate tail , ( thoMhe testator no doubt _vuteudod ho should only have- a life estate ) and if lie ( Boraman Aubrey ) has already barred or shall hereaftev bar the entail and _remainders over , you can claim nothing , as John Boraman is heir-at-law . Should ' Boraman Aubrey die without issue , it may then be ailvuable to _ascertain whether he had os lind not burred tho estate and remainders over , J . Mitchell . —The lodger" i _* not entailed to vote unless . his name is on the register . A Member , or thk Land _CoMVAHt . — If both the tenements aro within the limits of the borough , and your name is on the register , you arc entitled to vote . Tbe
owners of tbe vessel have , I conceive , no right to make any such charge as you speak of ; though , if they had given public notice that tbey would not ba answerable tor loss caused by the peril of the ocean , and tile expenses were necessarily incurred , you had best pay them . Kosciusko . —You had by far tho best pay : perhaps they will let you off with the original 7 s . Gd . A man has fcariul odds against him where he gets into law with lawyers . T . I ., ( or T . S . ) , Stockport . —I do not exactly understand your statement ; bnt if you are satisfied that there was a will , and that tho _tostitor's wife was appointed executrix , you must call upon hor by citation in the Bishop of Chester ' s Court , either to prove tho will , or renounce probate ; and upon her doing the latter , administrations , witli tho will appeuded _. may bo granted to the testators' next-of-kin . If you experienced any further difficulty write aguin to me ; or rather get some friend , who is a ffood scholar , to write for you .
The Approaching Land Conference. The Fol...
THE APPROACHING LAND CONFERENCE . The following aro the Electoral Divisions of the Company , the names and addresses of the branch secretaries , and the number of delegates to be sent by each district . Districts ckanumber of whose delegates are not stated have each one representative . Abhion Distkict , comprising tlie followine branches : — Ashton , Stalybridge , Hyde , Dmk . infield . James Taylor , _Turncr . lime , _Aaliton-under-Lyne , district secretary .
The Approaching Land Conference. The Fol...
branches' .-Bradford , Keighley , Siisden , Idle , Addingliam ,- _Hebilen-bridge . Entitled to return two _delegates . Mr John Smith , 2 , _Thomas-street , Manchester-ioad _, Bradford , district secretary .
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Bolton Distiiict, Comprising The Allowin...
Bolton _Distiiict , comprising the _Allowing branclieB _:-Bolton ,. Newchurch , Bury , Kochdale _, Oldham , Bacup , Todmorden , Mosiey , Milddleton _, Littleboro . Entitled to return Wo delegates . Mi Pickvance , 18 , Duncan-street , Bolton , district
Bnioiiton District, Comprising Tho Follo...
_BnioiiTON District , comprising tho following branches : —Brighton , Lewes , Southampton , Winchester , . Salisbury , Blandford , Newport , ( _Isle-of-Wight , ) Boulogne , Rouen . Mr G . Giles , 23 , Victoria-street , Brig hton , district secretary _.
Bilston District, Comprising The Followi...
Bilston District , comprising the following branches : —Bilston " , Wolverhampton , Smithwick , Walsall , Darleston , Dudley . Mr Furnival , _Ilollaways-buildings _^ Bilston , district secretary .
Banbcw District ,, Comprising The Follow...
_Banbcw District ,, comprising the following branches * :-Banbury , Oxford , Witney , Reading , O'Connorville , _Newport-Pagnell _, High Wycombe , Stoney-Stratford , Chipping-Norton , Abingdon . John Heone , South Bar-street , Banbury , district —
3gliui/01j. . • ,, • M • Birmmohajidbtwo...
3 GLIUI / 01 J _. . ,, M _BirmmohajiDbtwot , comprising the following branches : —Ship . _Rea-streefc , _Livery-street , Red-Lion , Spiing-hill . Mr OHarles Goodwin , 19 , Darwinstreet . Birmingham , district secretary .
Chbltknham Dwtrior, Coraprisint: Tlie Fo...
Chbltknham DwTRior , coraprisint : tlie following jranches : — Cheltenham , ' Leamington r _Oireu _* _sester , Coventry , Warwick , Winchcombe , Kenil * _vorth , _Stourbridye , _Stratford-on-Avon , _Foleshill , _\ ther 8 tone , _Wooton-under-Edge . Charles Hyctt , Park End , Queen-itreet , Cheltenham , diatrict
Derby Difitniot, Eonprwing T Be Loltowmg...
Derby DifiTniOT , _eonprwing t be loltowmg _branehes —Derby ,- Belper , Iro _» rJ ] l ,, * AIfreton , Borrowashe , Snndiacre , Mottram , GIossop . William Chandler , latter , Derby , district _setrrctary .
Hull District, Comprising The Followingb...
Hull District , comprising the _followingbranches : -Hull , _Searborough , Gainsborough , Boston , _SSoJre Etochford . George Stephens , 64 , _Staniforth-p lace , _EIepleToadr Hull , district secretary .
Iianmt Bistricr, Comprising The Folfowin...
IIanmt _BiSTRicr , _comprising the _folfowing branches : —Hanley , Burslem , Newc » _stle-under- _£ yne , Stafford , Stoke _^ Fenton , Longton . Mr W . Silvester , Tontine-street , Hanley , district _seeretaay .
Lotds District; Comprising The Foffiming...
_Lotds District ; comprising the foffiming _brancbar _r—liecds Holbeck , Armley , _Selby _, Ardsley , _Raistrfeke , York , _Mideiton . Wm . Brook , 21 , Kirkgate , Leeds , diatrict secretary .
Fisrcedtkb Disibier, Comprising Thfr Fol...
_fisrcEDTKB _DisiBier , comprising thfr following branches : —Leicester . ( lA _' _still ) , do . ( _Freenaan ) , do . ( Barrow } , -Loughborough * _Eagt Shilton , Great Glen . Areentitled to return two-delegates . ' Mr Zv Astill , 87 , _Gftureh-gate , _Leicester _. dfetrict _secretary .
Mermtb District, Comprising The Mowing B...
_Mermtb District , comprising the Mowing _brancheut—Merthyr Tydvil ,. Newport , Mwimoutb , New , Radnor , Llanelly , © _amdiffijth . Cardi _^ . 0 _hepstow . Swansea , Shrewsbury , Shaftsbury , Tredegar , Bridgenorth , Square Buclalfey . David R . Morgan , _Malt- ; _nill » squa » e , JWerthy ? ' 'DydvH , Wales , district secretarv . . — -
Mancii2st0b' District, Comprising The Fo...
Mancii 2 st 0 B' District , comprising the following branches : '• — Manchester , Newton Heath , 3 hlford , Hollinwood r Belmont , _Broylsden , Eccles , Rk _^ - cliffe Bridge , Smithy Brooks .- Entitled to return five delegates * William Dixon , ' - 83 / Great _Anceatfr ' street , Manchester , district secretary .
New Radmrs'dtetrict , Comprising The Fol...
New _RADMRS'DteTRicT , comprising the following branches : _—5 ew Radford , Carrington , Old Bastard ;' Newark , _Larabley ; _Retrord , Worfcsom Skegby , _Sutton-in-Ashfieldi- Mansfield . Mp- Jimes Saunders , Dentnan-street ; New Radford , near Nottingham ,
Nottingham* District, Comprising The Fol...
Nottingham * District , comprising the following > rancbe 8 : —Nottingham ( I ) , ditto _( 2 _£ . ( Jarlton . En- ' itled to return'two- members . Mr James Sweet , _5 x « n « _i- _„ w .. ll : 1 j : _ _x _•_! . .
Nf.Wcastl8u?0k-Tyms Districtsj-Ccmprisin...
Nf . _WCASTL 8 U ? 0 K-Tyms _DiSTRiCTSj-ccmprising the following _branchesi _^ _-rieivcastle . _HoKham , Carlisle , Dalston , Wigton ,. Cockermouth , _Eswington Lane , _Hors / ey , _CocferWgev Keswick . Mr Jslmes Nisbett , 6 ? Gibson-street , NewcastIe-upon-Tyne _> district sep . _ratnrv __~_
Northampton D&?Rk», Comprisim; Tbe Follo...
Northampton D &? rk » , _comprisim _; tbe following branches : — Northampton , Daventry ,. _Desborouuh , Wellingobrough _. _W'elton _. _Peterborough _. _-IingBuckbv , Kettering . Aynoe , _Isham , _Thapstone . Mr William Munday , _Silrer-strset , Northampton , district secretaryi . ——
Ivewro.V Adbott-Dhtbict, Comprisinir The...
IVEwro . v Adbott-Dhtbict , comprisinir the followingiranches : _—Newton-Abbott , Plymoath _. _-Torquay , Devonport , Ashburton , Exeter , Truro ,-. Tavistock , Swindon , Barnstaple ,- Market Lavinatoni Buckfastleigh , Totness , Tiverton , Teignmouth , Golliimpton , _Kingsbridge , _Soufch-JWoltiin , Devizes . Entitled to return two members .. J . B . Crews , baker , Newton Abbott , Devon , district secretary .
Nbrwrcn District, Comprising The Followi...
_NbRwrcn _District , comprising the following branches : —Norwich , Lynn , Wisbeachi _Uemcastlei _Eljj . Crowland _^ Louthv S p Uaby , SlcaVoTdi _' Malaoken , Grantham . Richard-Murray , _Quay-sidcfe-Korwich , district secretary .
L Rochester Disieict, Comprising Tbefoll...
_l Rochester _Disieict , comprising tbefollowing branches : —Rochester , Maidstone , Tunbridge Wells , Sittingbourne , Seven Oaks , Chelmsford , Witham , Mafdon , Romford , Wtiolwicii , Braintree , _Halstead , Sudbury , Ipswich , Bury St Edmunds , Royston . Mr _WiHis , Cage-lane , Sfcrood , Rochester , district _sccre-
Aiyi ——¦• Shsffibld Distsic?, Comprising...
_aiyi ——¦• _Shsffibld _DisTsic _? , comprising t & _a- following branches . - —Sheffield , Rotherham , _Baraeley , Don - caster , Dodworth . George Cavill , 33 , Qpeen-street , Sheffield , district secretary .
Sombrs Town Vtsnaicr, Comprising The Fol...
Sombrs Town Vtsnaicr , comprising the following branches : _—Soraers Town , Whittington and Cat , London ( City ) , _Mar-yleUroe , Finsbury ,- Mr Charles _'iurner , 12 , _Bruaawick-street , Brunswick-square , _tUstrict secretary ..
Sundbrtand Disiriw, Comprising, The Foll...
SuNDBRtAND _DisiRiw , comprising , the following _Ranches : —Sunderland , South _Shialds , North Shields , Old Shildon , Darlington , Stocton , Iveston ilenswell , Wingate . Grange , _Thornlcy _,. Thrislington , ¦ Winlaton , Shinty . Rew , Middleb & rough , Bishopwearrao : ; th , _Caaaop . Colliery , Coxhoe . MrHenrv Haines , 23 , Ropery-street , Sunderlaad , di 3 trictsecr & t . nrv _.
Surrkv Dtbirigi, Comprising The Followin...
Surrkv _DtBiRiGi , comprising the _followina branches }—Lambeth , Bermondsey , Oroydon , Cambe r well , Greenwich , Wandsworth ,, _Dorking Mr-John _Gathard-, 4 , Page ' s-walk , _Beanondsey , Newroad , district secretary .
H^ 0 N ^ R \Pv M<) I I, Itpwirg The Foll...
_h _^ _n _\ _PV _<) _i _, _ITPwiRg the _followicg _, branches 1—Stockport , _Maccleafteld , _Coneletot _^ Northwich , Marple , _Sandbach . . _Entitled to 3 _\ Z _£ _Tof' _u- _, _W _* *• _Angektreeli Stockport ,. Cheshire , district seoraUry .
Towbr Iiajobts District, Comprising The ...
_Towbr _IIajobts District , comprising the following branches : —Limehouse , _Shoreifitch , Norton _Folgate , Crown and Anchor , Globe andi Friends , Stepney , Romford , Halstead , _Chclrasfoud . Henry Squires _plumber ,. Limehouse-hole , distsict secretary .
Wes&Mjnsmr District, Comprising The Foll...
_Wes & mjnsmr District , comprising the following branches •„ •—Westminster , _Q helsea , Hammertimith Kensington . Mr Pickersgill , 4 , Alary-stree _^ Lambeth , district secretary .
Woacbsikr District, Comprising The Follo...
_WoacBsiKR District , comprising the following branches : — Worcester _^ Kidderminster ,. Ledbury Red Marley , _Tewkesbugy , Headless Cross , _Broiusgrose _^ Broseley , Madely ,. Newent , Stowon _^ he-Wold , _Upton-upon-Severn . Mb-James Harding _^ _Sity Arms , Worcester , district secretary .
Warrington District, Comprising 4he Foll...
Warrington District , comprising 4 he following branches : —Warrington , Billinge , _Liwrpool , Birkenhead , Chester , _Prescot , Wigan , Lancaster , Leigh , Lamberhead _Grees » Astley . Mr _Eftward LawlesB _, Lower Bank-street , Warrington , district secretary . SCOTLAND .
Including Bupasx, Ireland ^ Jeturns Four...
Including _Bupasx , Ireland _^ _jeturns four de !» - _gatos . Dosdbb _Bistbict , comprising the _foUosjiBe branches . - -Aberdeen , Arbroath , Crief , _Coinsaauch . f . _» c _JSS » _H'MtaMnnan , Dundee , Montrose . Stirling , Tilhcpultry , Perth . Robert Kidd , T . Well _, gate , Dundee , Sootland , district secretary .
Ewnburoh Viamct % Oompri»Es Th» Foaowing...
Ewnburoh ViamcT oompri » es _th » _foaowing branches _i-KdinburgLG _eorKie-Mills , _linlithgow , Alloa , Alva , Denny Falkirk , _Cwnp _* . _BtaffiKn * _.
Glmqow District , Oomnriaing Ihe Followi...
_Glmqow District , oomnriaing Ihe followine branoh _« : ~ Gla » gow , _Gorbals _, U $ t , _SSS Alexandria , Gahton , Darvil . _WaSWSSwl _' _fe _^ rv rd , 8 trWt ' Bridget 0 D » _* _^ $ &*
Grbbnookl District, Comprising The Follo...
Grbbnookl District , comprising the following branches ; -Greenoek . Girwan _, Port _Glaggow ffi head . Mr Robert Burrell , Nichol ' _s _^ anJ eS t St _uarUtreet _, _Greeenock , _Scotland , d _fi , _S
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««« i J ?? _- oUe , . ,, a ? t 0 the foUwri » R _instrne-1 . Each branoh shall as soon as possible proceed to » Ke the rotes ofthe shareholders fwa delegate or _d _^ _gatee to the Conference . 8 . The Yous m _& y be tata & either by show of hands or _ballot , _w _» r _^ g to t he _« pUo _& _tf eacU
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« wt : rtnu n urn—iiu . _um . _iij _* a » _a . _^ . » ..-. _i-J _^ ' ~ - — —— _~^ . 3 . Every branoh may nominate one or tn _^ dictates , but upon so doing the names of thec » n ° _F > _- shall be sent to the distnet secretary , _whoghaii Jatf _t out a list snd forward it to the secretary _nr ' ** branch . No nomination shall be received alter w nasday next . "H 1 . Each branch secretary shall immediale ) 7 his name and address to the district Becretarv _^ 5 . Each district secretary shall send a list ' ftf candidates to every branch comprising his distri \ i Saturday next , August 7 . ct _ty 6 . Each branch secretary shall make a return ti , district secretary of the number of votes for each didate by Tuesday , August 10 , and that no etStt " will be afterwards received or acknowled ged " _*' 7 . The _ahareholders of the district town tU « , _-i- »« a » i _^' _-. 3 _Ba _? _% , -- _= r ~» _^ __
point two scrutineers , to whom the district _secret shall submit the return of volet from the brand / comprising his district . The scrutineers shall ( _Wjal * on whom the election has fallen , whereupon the dh ! trict secretary shall give or send credbhtiam to A successful candidates or candidate . w * 8 . Wherever _districtsecretariessbal ) be candidal ,,. the district branch shall appoint another _returning officer , to whom the district secretary shall hana 1 all correspondence relative to tho election . 9 . Those members of the company comprised under what has been called Wheeler ' s List , wili 70 l ; in the districts in which they reside .
10 . Every shareholder , whether paid up or not whether in arrear of local levy or not , ib entitled to vote tor delegates to tbe Conference . By order of the Directors , Philip _M'Gbaiu _, See
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KECEIPT 3 OP THE NATIONAL CO , OPERATIVE LAJSO _COMPAN ? _, POU TflE WEEK ENDINCf 3 VLY 29 . PBR MR O'CONNOR . SECTION No . 1 . SHAKES . John Farrer .. £ 0 0 « Rotherham « £ * 16 8 Lonirrovd 1 IS 8 Nottingham n U 15 8 Ledbury .. 2 3 0 NewUadford .. 0 6 » Orenden .. 10 0 Sudbury .. 0 11 0 _SeorgeMills .. \ U 0 Hull .. .. « M Ish _* . n * .. 4 l 4 E . _ITnsworth . 1 1 _» t Halifax .. 16 0 Hebden Bridge .. 1 14 i Carlisle .. 0 S 0 Dunfermline .. 712 6 Hyde .. .. 5 7 3 Exeter .. 1 « 0 a . Welsh .. 0 2 0 _BnrnteyiNo . l ) .. 1 8 % Whittingtoa and Birmingham , Good-Cat .. .. 4 11 2 win .. _-Oift Westminster .. 0 18 0 Hottwck % .. las Camberwell „ _, Q I 0 Jas , Morns . 0 a a Manchester « 12 8 1 Arbroath .. 1 0 » , MertliyrMor- Roch & le M Uts $
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Northern Star (1837-1852), July 31, 1847, page 4, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/ns3_31071847/page/4/
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