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E TRUELOVE, Bookseller, of No. 22, John-• street, F itzroy-square, adjoining the Literary Insti-
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KrrciTES Gardes . — Carrots and Parsnips having finished their growth should be taken up and stowed away for use . Throw some fine earth among them in the pit , to keep them plump and fresh , A part of the " parsnip crop may remain in the ground longer , if other work intervenes . Go over the winter Spinach wiia a hoe on a dry day , and , follow with a dressing of soot j this useful winter vegetable requires strong stimulating manures to grow it in perfection in winter . As Cauliflowers are easily damaged by froste go over them frequently and tie the leaves over the advancing heads ; a portion of the less forward may beremaved to spare pits or frames , to succeed ; or laid in deeply in a shel-
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tute , begs to inform his friends and the public mat ne js about to remove to No . 240 , Strand , three doors from Temple-bar , where he hopes by strict attention to their orders to receive continued patronage and support . N . B . The upper part of the house to let , rooms furnished or unfurnished . E . T . has also a large quantity of new and second hand books , which he is prepared to sell at a great reduction previous to his removal .
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HALL of SCIENCE , City-road , near Finsbury-square . THIRD ORATION ON THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND Sunday Evening , November 21 st , jby Thomas Cooper , author of the " Purgatory of Suicides . ' 1 . —Shortreign of Edward the Martyr : his base mother , Elfrida : reign of Ethelred 2 nd ; invasion of the Danes and Northmen under Sweynand Olave : Massacre of the Danes : second Invasion by Sweyn : takes Canterbury and London : is Murdered ; Ethelred defeats Canute , the son of Sweyn : succession of Edmund Ironside : divides the kingdom with
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T ITEEAEY and SCIENTIFIC INSTITUJ TION , John-street , Fitzroy-square , SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES . On Sunday Evening , Nov . 14 th , Gerald Massay , author of "Voices of Freedom and Lyrics of Love , " will Lecture on " Rienzi and Mazzini—an historical parallel . " On Tuesday evening , Nov . 16 th , Dr . Griffiths Jones , M . R . C . S ., will commence a course of 5 Lectures on the Chemical Philosophy of Disease and Insanity . The diseases produced by Alcoholic and Medicinal Poisons , &c . On Sunday Nov . 21 st , G . J . Holyoak , Editor of the leasoner will Lecture .
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LECTURES !!! p ERALD MASSEY , Author of « Voices \ J of Freedom and Lyrics of Love , " will deliver Lectures on the following subjects , to Working Men's Associations , Mechanics' Institutes , &c , &c , who may think fit to en ^ e his services . ° A course of Six Lectures on our chief living Poets . A course of Six Lectures on English Literature , from Chaucer to the present time . ' Two Lectures on Mesmerism and Clairvoyance with practical Demonstrations .
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rpHE ASSOCIATION for PROMOTING _ l thb REPEAL of the TAXES OK KNOWLEDGE . President—T . Milner Gibson , M . P . Treasurer , Francis Place . Sub-Treasurer , J . Alfred Novello . Chairman , Richard Moore . Secretary , C . Dobson Collet . Committee—W . Addiscott ; T . Allan ( Edinburgh ); J . Baldwin ( Birmingham ); J . Bainbridge ; J . C . Beaumont ( Wakefield ); Dr . Black ; R . Le Blond ; Dr . Bowkett ; J . Bright , M . P . ; C . J . Bunting ( Norwich ); H . Carapkin ; W . J . Carloss ; . J . Cassell ; C . Cowden Clarke ; R . Cobden , M . P . ; C . Cowan , M . P . 1 G . Dawson , M . A . ; T . Donattyj
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S OCIETY OF THE FRIENDS OF ITALY . —OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY : —1 . By public meetings , lectures , and the press- —and especially by affording opportunities to the most competent authorities for the publication of works on the history of the Italian National Movement—to promote a correct appreciation of the Italian question in this country . . 2 . To Uoe every available constitutional means of furthering the cause of Italian National Independence , in Parliament . 3 . And generally to aid , in this country , the cause of the independence and of the political and religious liberty of the Italian people .
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"VfATIONAL EEF 0 RM ASSOCIATION . — ll Sin JOSHUA WALMSLEY , M . P ., President . JOHN-WILLIAMS , EsQ . i Treasurer . Bankers—Messes . PRESCOTT , GROTE , Ac Co . PRINCIPLES OF THE ASSOCIATION .
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HHHE SHILLING SUBSCRIPTION IN AID X OF EUROPEAN FREEDOM . COMMITTEE . W . H . AsHtrns'r , Jun . M . E . MARSDEtf . C . D . Collet , David Masson . J < Davis « Wm . Ti . d » Matsoh . T . S . Dunoombe , M . P . Edward Miall , M . P . Dr . Epps . R . Moore . J . Giwcs . Professor Newman . Viscount Goderich , M . P . c . p . Nicholls . S . M . Hawjces . h . Pointer . Austin Holyoake . W . Shaen . G . J . Holyoake . j AMBS stansfeld . Thornton Hunt . j . Watson . Douglas Jerrold . t . Wilson . Robt . Le Blond . With power to add to their number .
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POLITICAL EEFJGEE COMMITTEE — JL This Committee is established to afford assistance to the European exiles driven to take refuge in this country by the despot * governments of the continent . The Committee bS ? nH P 1 "aCtiCa 1 ' find ^ P ^ ent for u ' eunem ployed , and to give pecuniary aid in cases of unquestionable need . The co-operation of the friends of freedbrn and humanity is earnestly solicited . and . J i
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- . 7 . " Most marvellous {''—Opinions of the Press . — " Incomprehensible i "—Opinion of Everybody . J Neither Illusion , Collusion , or Delusion . 3 CLAIRVOYANCE ILLUSTRATED , DEMONSTRATED , AND EXPLAINED . i On MONDAY EVENING , Nov . 22 nd , 1852 , Gerald Massey will deliver Illustrated Lectures on MESMERISM ¦ and CLAIRVOYANCE , at the Literary and Scientific In-3 stitution , Jolm-street , Fitzroy-square . J Experiments . —Readings of Books , Papers , Cards , &c , e BY INNER VISION , the eyes of the Clairvoyante being held by any of the audience who are requested to provide . ' their own matter for reading ! - The SCIENCE OP PHRENOLOGY will be illustrated by calling any organ of the brain into action , with or without the contact of the operator—CAT ALEPSY will be induced by means of Magnetic passes . Matters pertaining to Mesmerism and Clairvoyance , treated of by the Lecturer . n Opposition to innovation—The Blunders of Sceptismft A glance at the History of Animal Magnetism—Mesmerism 3 proved to be a Sanative avt—Evidence of the Ancients-Why and How Mesmerism is Curative—The Philosophy of . Health and Disease—The Meum and Teum of Truth—Elec-> > tricity—Modes of Mesmerism—Spontaneous and Artificial 6 Clairvoyance—Instances of Natural Somnambulism—Susy ceptibility of Clairvoyantes—The Disbelievers and their Arguments—The Theory of a Stomach-Brain—Clairvoylls ance explained , &c . 0 The Clairvoyante , MRS . GERALD MASSEY . has been long known in Mesmeric circles , as the celebrated " SOMlSt NAMBULE JANE . " f Admission ; Hall , 4 d . Gallery , Gd . he Reserved Seats to Platform Is . —Doors open at 8 , Lecture at half-past 8 . Tickets may be had at the Institution , and at 56 , Upper Charlotte-street . it ^ A Private Mesmeric Seance every Friday Evening id- 8 o c lo * , at 56 , Upper Charlotte-street , Fitzroy-square , - Admission 2 s . 6 d . —Also , Phrenological Manipulation , and Clairvoyante Consultation ,
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STATISTICS OF THE WEEK , Births asd Deaths is thb Metropolis . —Last week the births of 691 boys and 759 girls , in all 1 , 450 children , were registered in Xondon . The average number in seven corresponding weeks of the years 1845-51 was 1 , 365 . last week the total number of deaths registered in the metorpolitan districts was 1 , 022 . In the corresponding weeks of the ten years 1842-51 the average number was 1 , 014 , which if raised in a certain proportion according to the inereas of population , and for the sake of comparison with last week , mortality , becomes 1 . 115 . last week ' s return is therefore of a favourable character .
Public income aud Expeudtttoe . —On Tuesday , the government balance sheet for the year ended the 5 th of July , 1852 , and a similar account for the year ended the 10 th of October , 1852 , were printed in a parliamentary paper . In the year ended the 5 th of July the excess of income over the expenditure was 1 , 745 , 442 Z . 16 s . 4 d . ; and in the year ended the 10 th of October the excess of income over the expenditure was 1 , 904 , 3417 , 9 s . 7 d . On the 10 th of October the balances in the Exchequer were 8 , 764 , 5221 10 s . 5 d .
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DEATHS . Dr . Gideon Mantell , author of "Wonders of Geology * " Medals of Creation , " and other works , died on Wednesday Week . Monsignor Eupini , director general of police of Tuscany , died on ' the evening of the 8 th inst .
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GUIDE TO THE LECTURE ROOM . Literary Institution , John Street , Fitzroy Square . —Friday evenings [ 8 ] a Discussion . —Nov . 21 st [ 7 ] , a Lecture . Hall of Science , City Rord . —Nov . 21 st [ 7 ] , Thomas Cooper , « H istory of England . ' Secular Hall , Goldsmiths' Row , Hackney Road . —Nov . 21 st [ 7 ] , Mr . R . Cooper , 'Death-beds of distinguished Reformers and Freethinkers . ' Tower Hamlets Litarary Institution , Morpeth Street , Bethnal Green . —Nov . 21 st [ 7 ] Mr . C . F . Nicohlls , 'Direction and Development of Secularism . ' Areopagus Coffee and Reading Room , 52 , Church Lane , Whitechapel . —Every Sunday , Monday , and Wednesday [ 8 ]; a Lecture or Discussion .
Assembly Rooms , Vauxhall Bridge Road , —Nov . 22 nd [ 8 ] , Mr . Thornton Hunt , * Proceedings of the Peoples Party in Italy . ' Nov . 29 th [ 8 ] Mr . Mc'Oubery , ' Present Condition and Future Prospects of the Working ClasBes of the United Kingdom . White Horse , Hare Street , Bethnal Green . —Every Sunday evening , a Lecture or Discussion . Secular Institution , Charles Street , Old Garratt , Manchester . —Nov , 21 st [ 6 ] a Lecture . Progressionist Hall , Cheapside , Leeds . —Nov . 21 st [ 6 ] a Lecture . Eclectic Institute , 14 , Garthland Street , Glasgow . —Nov . 21 st [ 6 ] a Lecture .
Mutual Improvement Society , Five Ways , Dudley . —Nov 21 st [ 7 ] , Mr . Wallwork , ' Objections to Teetotalism Ex amined .
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From the LONDON GAZETTE . Friday , November 12 . BANKRUPTS . Arnold , Charles , Watling-streetjandGracechurch-street , City , dealer in provisions . Dobson , John , High Holborn , mathematical drawing instrument maker . Fielder , George , Dobcross , Saddlewortii , Yorkshire , woolstapler . Grouse , Michael , and Sanders , Daniel Coombe , Oxfordstreet , tailors .
James , George Edwin , Kingswinford , Staffordshire , draper . Page , George , James-street , Bethnal-green , coach proprietor . r Patterson , John , Atherstone , Warwickshire , market gardener . Siddaii , George , Chesterfield , Derbvshire , spindle manufacturer . * Whittaker , Richard , Landport , Hampshire , outfitter . Wilson , Joseph , and Woodfin , Charles Penny , Kingstonupon-UuU , and Great Grimsby , Lincolnshire , iron and brass lOuuuers .
Weismann , Charles and Meyers , Henry John Michael rnilpot-lane , Fenchurch-street , commission merchants .
BANKRUPTCY ASSUMED . Morewooi , John Joseph , Fludyer-street , Westminster , merchant . '
From ike LONDON GAZETTE , Tuesday , November 16 . BANKRUPT S . Metcalfe , Joshua , Fenchurch- atreet , City merchant . Hill John , Prospect-place , Holloway-road , builder . . Barleyman , William , Peering , Essex , car ^ ter . £ "T' * Edwin ' ttfcrfy-HU , Staffordshire , draper S Tw tUiaraj Kidde ™ tast <* > ^ ensed tlctiller ! chfster ^ 0 Uam Henry ' Bradburn Ri <* 4 M n , cnester , commission agents . ' Warren , Joseph , Ramsgate , Stationer . Barton , James , Sutton Valence " , Kent , brewer . bS Jol i > , WeStbary ' WiU 8 hh " ' buUder ' tfeckett . John , Reading , coal merchant .
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238 THE TOR ft ? FREEDOM . [ November 20
E Truelove, Bookseller, Of No. 22, John-• Street, F Itzroy-Square, Adjoining The Literary Insti-
E TRUELOVE , Bookseller , of No . 22 , John-• street , F itzroy-square , adjoining the Literary Insti-
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Nov. 20, 1852, page 14, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1705/page/14/
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