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TO the Eadical Reformers of the Town of Brigh-, . ton , London , the Comities of Sussex , Kent , Hampshire , the South of England , and Great Britaia generally . Conyinced of £ he importance « f a truly Lonesl press to tiie cause of nniTersal liberty , justice , and humanity , sereral members of the industrious clasie 3 , r ^ aent in Brighton , tave formed tbemselTes into a committee for ihe purpose of securing the « etablishment of the same in the Sonth of England , and hare now the gratification of announcing that , in consequence of the numerous animating assurances of support Tecerved from the principal provincial towns of Sussex and Hampshire , the first number of the SOUTHERN STAB * XXD BRIGBTOX PATRIOT "W 31 be issned as soon as the necessary arrangements are completed ; and the committee have the further pleasure of announcing that they have secured the Taluable services of that -noble-mnHletl patriot , and talented advocate of popular rights , JAMES BRffNTEERE O'BRIEN , al the Editor of the "Southern mar . " The name of Bronterre O'Briem « ll be a sufficient assnrance that th « "Southern Star" will b © conducted wifli talent , and distingnyhed for its advocacy of trn » democratic principles . The establishment of the "Southern Star" y dll form an era in the glorious struggle of liberty against despotism—it-will reanimate tlienearta of thousands , panting for emanciDation from social and Dolitica ]
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TiEMOVAL OF PAPER , PASTEBOARD , ^ AR ^ duil * GENERAL ST ^ ^ WILLIAM MAWSON , late 33 , Vicar-Lane , Leeds , begs respectfuByto inform !^ Priend ? and the Public that he has REMOVED to more ELI GIBLB and EXTENSIVE PREMISES , 42 , Ladt-Laxe , to the Warehouse lately occupied by Mr . -Cadman , as a Tobacco Warehouse , -where he intends can-vine on tie BUSINESS of WHOLESALE and RETAIL MANUFACTURING STATIONER , PAPER , and RAG MERCHANT , in Hits Branches .
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JUST PUBLISHED , T } ICHARDSO > PS BLACK BOOK , containing X * An ALMANAC for the Year 1840 . Let erery one Read , Mark , Learn , and Inwardly Digest it , and they will at once discover the arcana of Political Humbug , Chicanerv , and Fraud ; it is compiled for the use of Taxpayers , in order tha they may see why Universal Suffrage is withheld from them .
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HOLLOWAY'S UNIVERSAL FAMILY OINTMFNT . Cepy of a Letter from Herbert Majo , Esq . I "^ R » S ., Senior Surgeon to Middlesex Hospital , ana Professer of Anatomy and Pathology , King ' s Col . lege , London , &c . &c . - To Thomas Holkrwaj , E-sg .. Sir , —Will yon exc&se this informal answer ? Tht Ointment which : yon have gent me has teen of n » in ALL tiie cases in which I have tried it ; send xae , if you please , boibb more in a few day * ' time-I hare enough for the present . ' ' Yoars truly , H . MAYO .
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THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE 1 O ^ DBESSES 01 ALL DESCEIPTION 8 . llO CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE KIN ^ M ^^^ ^^^^
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FOB the Cure of Scrofula , Scurvy , Scorbutic Affection , Eruptions and Pimples on the Face , aad other parts of the Body , Swelling , or Uloerations of the Neck , Sore Breasts , and all disorders attended with painful swellings , or with morbid and irritating Eruptions of the Skin , open Wounds and Sores , Contraction of the LirnDB , Enlargement ef the Joints or Glands , Lameness , Morbid Secretions , General Debility , Nervous Affections , Lumbago , Loss of Appetite , Indigestion , or where the constitution has been injured by excesses , or diseases of any kind , Mercury , or other injurious treatment a » d in all those cases in which Sarsaparilla , or Tonics are of anj avail , the following Pills have invariably proved far superior to any other Medicine .
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LEEDS BOROUGH SESSIONS . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , That the next GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the Peace for the Borough of Leeds , in the County of York , will be holden before Thomas Ftow Ek Ellis , the loungw , Esquire , Recorder of the said Borough , at the Court House , in Leeds , on Friday , th Twenty-fifth Day of October , 1839 , at Nine o'clock in th » Forenoon , at which Time and Place all Jurors , Constables , Police Officers , Prosecutors , Witnesses , Persons bound by Recognizances , and others haying Business at th « said Sessions , are required to attend . And Notice is h « r « by also given , that all Appeals will be heard immediately on the opening of the Court ; and that all proceedings under the Highway Act will he taken on the first day of the Sessions . By order , JAMES RICHARDSON , Clerk of the Peace for the said Borough . Leads , 20 th September , 1839 .
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YOLAND'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION TT 71 OR speedily curing gonorrhcea , gleets , strictures , JC irritation of the kidneys , bladder , prostrate gland , and all diseases of the urinary passages , painsin the loins , storie ' n the bladder , gravel , lumbago , and local debility , &c .
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r CHAUCENge TO CtmE BMNUNESS . : " . ¦ ¦ '¦ • '¦ / r - - 'd ¦ : ¦ :: - "' ' '" . ¦ . *>' - ¦¦ ¦ ¦ . .. ' ¦; . '' -K •¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ : [ ' - ¦; - ' : ¦ MR ; BAXTER , late of Huil ^ ple > s » : t p observe t h > naine , ) who has restored to sight so many liundreda of individual ? , inan j of lrhotft uav » been blindfor a number of yearsi begg to announce to his friehdsin Scotland , that in eonseqiience of the many inTitations he has r «* eired that he intends to visit ^ htsgow early ^ in October ^ and ^ wjlr make a tour tfirough . ihost . parts of Scotland ^ and will pledge himsott to euro aU external Diseases of th © Eye * Dimness of Sight , . & . without , blisters , bleeding , setoin , issues or any teatraint of diet . Catar ' acits Icannot cure ; as Iinake no use of an Instrument to any Eye ^ : ^ In wses' of Aniaurosis . I can tell if there be any hopes the first applicatibn that I make to the Eye , and I will not detain any patient longer than one hour . i I
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¦ PrKiB IfOTIGE . rVEORGE $ TRAY ; Tailor , Drapar , and Clothes U Dealer , No * 7 , Salthouse Lane , Hull ) announces to hiB trienda and the Public , that he has on hand alarge Assortment of Men ' s and Boys' Clothes ; also a larp Stock of Superfine West of England Brpaid and Narrow Cloths . Kerseymeres , Pilot Cloths , and Beavers ; also a splendid Belectipn of Buck ahJi ) o « Skiufl i rich Silk Velvet , and Satin VestingB ; th « whole of which rare stock he is now offering aa worthy tlve attention of purcl > asets , and one triafof which will not fail to secura th « ir future patronage .. Hull , Sept . 24 , 1839 . ; 6 S" Observe the Shop , AV 7 .
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This Company mak » no charges for intermediate ages under 50 Years . FIRE INSUIIANCE RATES . Common Insurance .- ^ Private Houses and Shops , ( not hazardous ) Is . per cent ; hazardous , 2 s .: double hazardous , 3 s . 6 "d . ; Farming Stock , Is . 0 d-INDEPENDENT and WEST MIDDLESEX ASSURANCE COMPANY , opposite the SJ Baker-Street , Portman-Squate , London ; South St . David s-Strcct , and High-Street , Edinburgh ;| ngram-Street , Glasgow ; and Sackville-Street , Dub-Rn . Established and Empowered under the several Acts of Parliament of Uth Geo . 3 rd , c . 48 ; 22 nd Geo . 3 rd ^ rdG co . 3 rd , c . 141 ; 3 rd Geo . 4 tli , c . 'j ) 2 onnnii ^ ' ' ^? - ^ Ca pital , One Million i in 20 , 000 ohares £ 50 each .
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PEOPLE ' S MBDICAIi ADVISEa , AF AMlLliR TREATISE on ihe means of . preserving health and the domestic treatment of diseases , particularly adapted to the use of the industrious classes ; w iBT MATTHBW PtETCBEH , Member of the Royal College of Surgeons , &o . - _ •¦ : ¦ Bury ; LaucaBhiTe . ™ r , ^ li « by A ' Gobbett , London ; and William WilliB , Manchester ; aad sold by J . Hobsbn iVorthern Star Office , Leeds , * ni by ^ all Bookseller ? and News Agents . : " ' / : . ; . .,-v . - . .
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T ° th T i , T . affll (? t 6 d with GOUT , RHEUMATISM , ¦ T > -iT ^^^ Sv , * ^ iiC-DOLOREUX ^ SaScfe ^ / S ^^ ' f ^^ There is no medicine to whose praise hither and mo T ^ r ^ ous testimonials have been given , than to BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC pIlLS irom all parts of the Kingdom , and every rank in society ^ their great efficacy is acknowledged . Th e recent case of th « ChovalieX / itt GardeV Chamberlain to Stanislaus j lato King ofPoland , is on « of th * most convincing pr » ofs of their great ind extra # rdinary virtues . Similar etfects w «» also experienced by the Rev . Dr . Blomberg , of Misparton-haU , Yorkshire , chaplain t « his late Majastyj and reotor of Uipplegate , London , who , > rith si spirit of the kindest humanity , Yoluntarily gave his testimony to their ha » focts . Cases have from tim » to time been
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Mm , Wholesale and for Exportation . JOSEPH GILLOTT , PATENT STEEL J PJEN MAWUFACT 0 BEB , & , Newhali-Street , and Graham-Street , Birrningham . ¦ Joseph Gillott has been for nearly Twenty Years engaged in the > Manufacturei of Steel Peas , and during that Time has , devoted his unceasing Attention to the improving aid perfecting this use ^ ful and necestary Article ; the resnlt « f his persevering ieffortB / and numerous experiments upon ttie properties of the metal used j as being the dongtructipn of a Pen , upoa a princ-iple entirely New > combining all the Advanfcges of the elasticity and firmness of the Qdill , with the durability of the Metallic Pen , and thus obviating the objeotions which have existed against the use of Steel Pens . _
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BELGIUM , . ¦ . : / a ; " -, / . , Riots - at GHENT .- ^ OaTaesday afternoon , a mob of youthsparaded the streets of Ghent , crying out , l V \ ve la Ripubiique ! ' Vive NapQleon ! ' Vwe QuillaufneV ' Vive la Hollande !' , &c . Several groups of workmen vyhpetood by took no , part in these demonstrations . ; but at seven o ' clock in the qveriing , the boyshavihg been reinforced- by other workmen ; and by some evil disposed ringleadersi proceeded towards the Marche Vendreilij and threatened : to set fire to the ttee of liberty . A commissary of police instantly informed the burgomaster of what was passing , but was desired to let the mob ilone ,-and the rioters , thus assured of impunity , burned down the
tree ot liberty in the presence of a company of infantry who were opmpelled to look quibtly on . The commandant of the garrison had previously attempted with a Small escort , to arrest some of the rioters , but was pelted with stories . The mob continued in thestreet ¦ until one o ' cjLock in the morning , when about two hundred workmen passed through the Hue Longue-Monnaie singing the Brabacbiine , '" and two muskets were , discharged in . the street . The troops had retired to their barrackt at eleven o ' clock . It . ' was stated byocular witnesses that the men who wore the most active in burning down the tree of liberty had received money from several Well-dressed individuals * which they spent during the - riiirht . in
the public ' - , houses . On Wednesday morning Bcyerai thousands of workmen assembled in the Marche Vendredi . By eight o ' clock two-thirds of the square were covered by men and Womeii , iit ^ toring violent and loud complaints against the manufacturers , and particularly the ministry , as the authors : of the present want of trade . At ten o ' clock the crowd prbceeded to the governments house , where . . ' .. the deputies of the / Workmen Btated their grievahce 3 to the Governor , > ho promised to forward them to the ministry ; and to give them an answer in two days . They thea returned , but shortly afterwards assembled in front of the Hotel de Ville , and demanded the liberation of two bf their
wmraues wno naa Deen arrested ^ They threw stones at the windows , aiid appeared disposed to further acts of violence , but were i&duced by the exhortations of Borne tradesmen and manufacturers to withdraw . At twelve o ' clock on Wednesday : however , the streets were still crowded , and strong patrols were on foot . At the corner of the Rue Basse , a company of infantry fired upon the mob ; and wounded a _ young man mortally . ''¦¦¦ ni - th f > ev * S tne mob collected strong in ihe Place d Armes , and some went and forced the hote :
keepers of the Paradis and the Lion d'Or to give them money . But a reinforcement of troops ar < - rmng by the railroad towards nine o'clock , occupied the Place d Aimea with six pieces of cannon , i ? rom this time all was -quiet . Eight or nine of the rioters were Baid to be killed during Wednesday . On Thursday M . ScribevMarche auxPpJssoiis , was the only manufacturer who opened his doors to his workmen . All the r « si were closed . There was considerable effervescence and many groups , but ho violence ; the military being stationed in the Place d Armee , and some arrests being made .
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¦ ¦ : . ..:- . / ¦ - ;; . ¦ ' ;/¦ - " , ;; ¦' riOME . : ;¦ " :. -: ¦>¦ / . ¦ ¦ ¦'¦ . ' Another of the Elliots has beea prbvifW ft . Admiral the Honourable Charles El phiiSpS ingy ; cousin tovSir Charles : Adam , half brbthVk " Lord Elptiinstone i and Commander in Chief at Port mouth ; has been appointed to the Goyernorshin * t Greenwich Hospital . It has hitherto been the - > bu tice to make this appointment : the reward for lonor and distinguished seryices | : bnt those are consiUeS turns whichi her Majesty ' s : Goyernmea never ; rlW to influence them in the distribution of their tkL tronage . ; ' .- ¦/; ¦ ¦/ . . ';;¦ ¦ ¦ -v : . :-v ' . "¦ * v : : - ' .. v *" ; vEiRES .-rOni Sunday mottling , about six a ' ; Wk a fire broke out in the warehouse of Messrs . Bsoaa . * rib and Smith , oilmen ani sdap ^ Biake r ^ \ ort ¦ stfeetj Old Kent-road . In a few minutes , the eu ^ iWig fromthe Soutljwark-bridge-rdad , West of Ec > " land and Waterlowtbad stations arrived , and with diffl cdty the fire was prevented from extending Ivjond the warehouses , in which was deposited an extei : siva : ^ t ^ i . / y : ^^ : ^ 3 ^ .
Stock- 01 oil , turpentine , and other inflammable articles ^ The- origin of the fire is Unknown . ^ -On Saturday night ^ about half-past eleven o ' clock , fire , attendeawith considerabledimage . took place in / the Thre ^ vTuns Taverm Borough . It appears that ' a man and his wife , lodgers , had retired to rest and imprudently left a candlei burningby theside ol the , bed , Tae ^ femalfe waa awak on ^ d , and discovered the curtains on ; fire . She aroused her husWnd ; and they both reached the landing , when several of the inmates endeavoured to stop the ^ Gprogress of th « fire ; but their exertions were raavailing : Engines quickly arrived ; and there being a \ rooa supply of wiiter the flames were extinguisned , ^ nd the other parts of the establishment escaped wiihout
injury ^ . - ; .. ; :.., : ¦ ¦¦ ; ' ; : ^ .. ; :- . ^ ' ¦;¦ ¦¦ " , -- . ; v - ' Places of WoKSHip . ^ -Ih the suburbs : of ^ the > M « - tropolis , Dissenters have built about ; one hundred chapels . vthe average room of which is not more than 30 Q . The demand , however ^ ' according to wellascertained statistics , was , and isj chnrch-room for 800 , 000 persons . The Voluntary system has provided for 31 , 000—i . e . for less than a twentieth part ; and ¦ yet . TOth brazen effro ^^ and . magazines , and pamphlets , and reviews , ech ^ with lotriumphes on thegreatnessof Voluntaryism and fervent the
protests against State doing any ' thing ;^ p : enlighten 77 U , OOO soula j JEr . or . M * threa parishes of Marylebonis , Paddington , " and Pahcras , contain a population : of 234 ^) 4 . Thirty , fduj ; yMw ^ ago . it vras merely pasture-larid . Now , what has the Voluntary principle done for upwardi of a quarter a million otsbuls ? The answer is , there are ^ eventeen chapels , mixed and motley to a degree each capable of containing on an average 300 * In other words ^ ont of 234 ^ 94 , 'the Voluntary principl « nasiurnished Toom for upwards of 5 jO ( iO . —^ FraseT ' s Magazine . : ; , . ¦ •¦' :. ¦ _; .. ¦ - . ¦ : ¦ , "
Death of ^ a Female Miseii . —On Saturday , an inquest was held before Mr . / Higgs , Ideputy-coroner for Westminster , at the sign of tie JloseanH Crown Uowfl-street ,. Sohb , on view of the body of Misb Ann Va , ughan , a maiden female ,-aged sixty-thre * yeara . It appeared from the evidence of the Tritnesses , that , the deceasedlady , who , with her brother whojrosided with her , was of most penurious habits ! had for years lived at ; \ Nd . 1 , ^ Orange-c < mrt . Hos »! street . ^ boho-square , which house was their own freehold . The deceased , and her brother , whoai appearance at the lttqiiest denoted that for weeks a razor , soap , water , or towel had not touched his akin , were most eccentric : in their manners ; and were seldom seen M 4 h 6 ir neighbours ; About two months since , a nephew Of the deceased lady , not beine auita nn
parsimonious , took unto : himself a wife ; whicH had such an effect upon her , that sheRefused to see any one , or to take off her clothes , and from that tim » up to her death , which ; is aupposed to hare takea place about nye o ' clock qn Taufsday morning , gha never ntered a bed . On- Thursdayj some wMsper » were circulated in the neighbourhbod that the daceased had been seen through the windows of tb « front parlour lymg in apparently a lifeless stata on tne floor , and in consequence the police went to th » house , to ^ ascertain the fact ; but they were told h ? the brother of the deceased ( wb . Q refused to admS them > that the report was unfounded , and that th » deceased was only asleep on the floor . Subsequently ™ j parochial beadles , hearing the report , went to the house And were Admitted . On entering the front iiii iuuuuiiiuiaii
r ^* » v «» | , »« ij a « aepiorapie StaiQ 01 dirt and filth , the stench being almost intolerable . Oa the floor there lay the body of the deceased , quit * cold and stiff , with the legs bent inderneath it A chair was standing close by , off which it is supposed the deceased must have fallen . There was no mark of violence on the body , and--there is rib . doubt sb » died a natural death ; The house , the stairs of which were handsomely carpeted , was throughout in a mort filthy condition ; > The jury / inthe ¦ absence of Jnora direct testimony as to the « ause of the deceased ' * death , returned a verdict of "Found dead ; but under what circumstances there is no evidence to show . " J ^ cpur ^ e of the inquiry , it transpif ed that th » brother of the deceased had a bad le | . and that it w ^ s hifcustom to pour into his bootsome water , to w ?^ v C (^ M efiecfts of which , owing to nil bwtbur 8 ting ; wjiile in : the . inquest ^ bom wa ^ mSJ convincing to the olfactory : nerves of all present .
Th ^ Cootssswns a Milkmaid . —What a great deal erf milk there must ^ be sent into Manchester in the course of a year , ' said I to Mary one morning as-Iwaa passing her at the door . Two or thr o * carts ,- laden with cans of milk * were passing alon K the street at the time , and it was this gave rise ^ f the observation . J And . water too ; mestnr , ' said Mary ? } ° <>) n"g rather archly ^ as tnough she knew something about the matter / ' Do ^ ou'think S that-they / water the milk much iu tMs paWof th « 3 Sfc " iS * ' ^ « d - M » ' observed Mary , thereby , cheating in all trades but our ' n ; as they say , but I used , to think our mestur at Eccles wSI a pretty good , ^ m at it , too . I should thmlS S ^ l ^^ f « " *«> the milk the : cows £ S Ut Jit
Jh 1 « 3 T * ^ ? y « * ** K *«* oTcfrry this milk ta market in Manchester / we empleyel S ^ No ^ everyiarthing bf thJse men ' s ^ vS were paid out of the water . ' Then they could BOt havejad very good wages , I should think ? Sx ntoruptiBglier story , ' % , nay , ' continued ^ nSi ^ - farmers' servants , either . Ten mgj at threepence a quart : comes to a ¥ ood HmI nf money in the week . ' 'Then you Stnwrf S ^ if S tbf morning ; than ; in the evening ?^< f you ° Maryri whr "S& Sn ^ ^^ ^ ecaus ^ thbS ^ woSl pe-morein the morning than the evening , for w * aBWK * °$ tef-kfr * ' afternoon , ShiS S llUlKlnfi' in thft mnrninrrviU — xj . —^^ : ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ..., «¦" t ¦ wf iiui
. , - « ¦ ¦ - — " - "e >**« » commence till nve . hJrtSl ^ x'J ^ F *^ continued - Mary laughing heartily , ; what a man said to me one moraine who came to hye servant with us , . He werSSfS and used to say some funny things to' ui 3 ¦ , P ?\ : W he to me ^ PollT , whicK o' all the Iowa i the dairy does thou think giyes most milkl ' . 'That there redW says I , to be sure . ' ' NayVnay , PoU ? th K ^* . ' f ° * ^^ there ^ ack ' unwi - one ura ( horajat ^ mms ^ mm ^ M p ^ mmMmtit $ M by putting more water to it' happen . ' '• Well ^ i cpufdwtlelp observing , ¦« it mustb ^ sad stoffbv tha time it reaches tho consumer ' s hands'SkAi , L t reckon , ' udded ^ ry , caBtSr ^ thSSye u ? at thefineazure . above W ? - $ mhe 8 ter £ S «? *
Rn ^' li ? ft ^?^^ ^ Ac «» ent ox th « m ^^ sm ^ wsfap ^ ssaas l ^^ SiSt shorVe *^ S ^ ^ 7 ^^ gei abOat to make l fewSK ^ % fe * t bad not roceeded swellSSv , i t 1 ) ecam ? alarmed at t £ esudden Bweu caused by a krmvh Aw ; nn . « ,: ; __ j i .
fer ^ vi ' ^ t'f . henr the deceased by som ^ Eot 2 S X * ¦ ¦ * » altbough the bodywli fSmnH ^ ^ f tban ten minutes , and iwb surgeons S ? r y attend l » aU their endeavours to rlstoro Sw 5 ^ unaT ailing ; The widowed brid « was removed by her friends in a state of heart-rend-W ^ shat | erearljr bereavement . - The deceased v ^ . « * " 2 F * ¦ ? tms man , bnly : twentHhrea yeara of age ; An inquest lias ; since been held on tne body , and a verdict of " Accidental Death " returned . ..- '¦¦¦ . . . . "¦ ¦ •• ..
. Musical iNstRUMKNT . —Decidedly one of fte most ingenious musical instruments for years presented to . the piibhC ; has been lately invented by Mr , Jebkinson , theiorganist bf Lurgan church . ' The principle , though not altogether novel , is improved upon in a maiiner quite unique . It . consists 6 f a large violin body without neck ; or , finger-boa-d , placed horizbnit ? r * K ?' me , J aVin ? heater number of string ! than ; the violoncello , which , are acted oh by a bow , at the one ; end , and a key-board , as in the pianpjtorte ,. answmrig to the lefthand of the -riolin player . The entireof the : Strings are . at once under th « moyement of the bow ; and , to avoid the discoi-dant ettect which must ensue when a piano tone is require ^ anyv ^ tring is made remo vable ^ t i pleasur * loucn oi
u ^ m ^ u ^ tne Oow , by the simple contrivance 0 £ afew ; £ eddleg , ; wrought with thefboty aniconnected with a damper in ^ the inside of the instrnm ^ -, i ^ ^? beauty of the invention is , that by ^ judmoHs . dispoaitioaof the , steps , veachonefroducis the full chords Of : any - key in 4 i <* the performer thinks proper to playv ' The tone i « most powerful ; and , from the vast variety of notei capable , of . being produced , it forms one of the best orchestral instruments , which we have seen . Th » \ vri ^ r , heard ^ it accompanying a grand piano , and the tone , of the latter in some ^ instances waswholly drowned by the strength of Mr . Jenkinaon ' s instrument . —Belfast News Letter , : ¦ . ' ¦ ¦¦ ,
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- ¦ ¦ ¦ . -: . .. • - ¦ ¦ . .: : < m ' . ¦ - -:-:. ¦ . ; . - - ... ; " . ,: . :: ¦ : IT appeabs that for the last two weeks the reimbursements have exceeded the deposits of the Pan * Savings Bank bv 104 , 656 francs arid 4 L 831 trancs ^ respectivel y ;^ ^ and the numbers of depositors h ^ ve beon ^ about 1 , 000 short of what they were at the beginning of the month . . The Police are daily occupied at daybreak in the ifrench . capitaU in pulling down seditious placards referring to th ^ higb : price of bread . The price of the four-pound loaf has been raised to eighteen sbus , ^ DpN Carlos ^ - ? ' We are informed , ' ^ saVs the Oourrter . Frahcaisy thatimmediately on the arriVa issassite ^ ^ !!! " ^
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Oct. 12, 1839, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1078/page/2/
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