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Northern Star (1837-1852), 18th September 1852, Edition 1 of 2, Page 15, Untitled Ad

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    • GrAKDEMNft flAT.TVNmAP , ¦*¦ — ¦—-—— GARDENING- CALENDAR.
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      KrrcnKK Gardek—In this department the principal work will eonsis * in tarry ing out the culture of growing crops , directions for which will he found in former calendars . Endive , Bath Cos , and one or two sorts of hardy Cab bage Lettuce , shonld he still planted on south slopes to afford a sunnlv for winter . A good plot should likewise he planted with Cabbage plant . Hakot Fruit Gardes—Proceed with gathering the more early kincU nf Apples and Pears as they ripen , and see the fruit rooms are properly dei ' ivd for their reception . Peaches , &c , should he gone over each mornW" « v 3 those gathered that appear getting ripe . The above , and the better sorts ' if Plum , are always higher m flavour when gathered and kept in the fruit room a day or two before being sent to table . —Gardeners' Chronicle

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      STATISTICS OF THE WEEK . BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE METROPOLIS , last weeH the births of 749 hoys and 688 girls , in all 1 , 437 children were S ^ el ^^ vas ^ l ? : ^ " * «**»* * ™* The present weekly return exhibits a further decline in the martalitv The deaths registered in the first week of August rose to 1124- vxtL ireek that ended last Saturday , 11 th September , they fell to 933 ' Tio deaths among children under 15 years in the first week of August were « 5 fi last week they were 4 S 5 . ° '

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      ASSURANCE FOR ALL CLASSES .

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      WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIATION T 68 , WESTMINSTER BRIDGE KOAD * LAMBETH . TRUSTEES . Iobd Godericii , | a . A . Vaxsittart , Esq hiitnSJ i !?^? W " izoa for « management and execution of our own the ? Sir tv \ n nv ^ ^ »«^^ e to our fellow-working men for wml 1 ^ tlS ^ S Y ° ft ? k tliat sul } l ) 0 Vt 5 n tlie Plai 11 ^> i-ds of plain men , no S ftntil * 2 5 l T K s ana W «» hoodg . We do so because we wp malt onr , mfo ? ° PPortumty ^ * c cxevcisc of a sound economy , but avtisS fn ZSf m 01 > 0 P " ticula « r demise we believe that everv honest of IS class Sir f n , , that l 10 iR Performing a duty to the men oflub class , * Inch to overlook or neglect would be a treason and a dis-

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      ® Amj $ I G ^ li ' m ! G ( i tL'B ? ¦\ TATI 0 NAL GIFT EMIGRATION - » - " SOCIETY . TO AUSTRALIA , OR ANY OTHER PART OF THE WORLD 1 Jflcmj can help one , where one cannot help many Office , 13 , Tottenham-court ( thirteen doors from Tottenham-court-road ) New-road , St . Pancras , London . The late gold discoveries in Australia , and the great want of labour ex ponenced in both the agricultural and commercial districts consequent on that tact , calling loudly for an extension of the means of emigration it is proposed that a number of working men should associate together , and by the gifts of oi , ; ONE SHILLING EACH , A certain number should be enabled without expense to themselves to receive a FREE PASSAGE to AUSTRALIA , AMERICA , NEW ZEALAND , or any other part of the World , at the option of the receiver , who will be allowed to expend £ 2 G , without deduction , for the purpose of Emigration Outfit , &c . ' The Society will be divided into Sections , and , immediately on the completion of a Section of 1 , 200 at Is . each , a Free Passage , to be decided bv a Public P . allot at some public place of meeting , shall be given to a certain numoer of members , the holders of the numbers declared gifts to be entitled to a I ree Passage as above stated . TRANSFERABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE RECEIVER . The whole of the money received will be expended in procuring passages at the current charge , outfit , &c , with the exception of a deduction on the gross amount received , for the payment of expenses of Management Advertising , &c . ' The books will be open for general inspection at the weekly meetings every Monday evening till ten o'clock at MR . COLLEN'S , 'WHITE HORSE TAVERN , ' 100 , 111011 HOLBORN . All communications , enclosing fourteen postage stamps for Return Ticket to Lie addressed to Mr . Ruffy , at the Office , 13 , Tottenham-court New-road St , Pancras , London . Money Orders to be made payable at Tottcnham-court-roiul . FEMALES AND CHILDREN ARE ELIGIBLE . On the completion of each Section the Ballot will be advertised in Reynolus' Weekly Newspaper , '' Sttivof Freedom , " The Times , ' or ' Morning Advertiser , ' one week previous . N . B . —The names and residences of the parties who obtain the Gift rill be given ou application at the Oflice . A deduction allowed to Agents in Town and Country .

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      THE STAR OF FREEDOM . ~ Published every Saturday .

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      Grakdemnft Flat.Tvnmap , ¦*¦ — ¦—-—— Gardening- Calendar.

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), Sept. 18, 1852, page 15, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1696/page/15/