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LETTER FROM MR . WM . HICK , N OR . THERN STAR OFFICE , LEEDS . " Northern Star Office , Leeds , March 1 7 th , I 849 <" € " rj . entlemen , —You will oblige by forwarding * t IX your earliest convenience , the same atum . '; . of PARR'S LIFE PILLS as last sent . Wft am writing I cannot refrain from communication tV flattering intelligence of the great good yourpilij a doing in Leeds and its neighbourhood . It is clesj ! a great error to find fault with a medicine mere . ! because it is a patent one ; and more especiJr since its use has contributed eo largely to the puK ? health . The fact is , however , predjudice is fi » giving way , as it always must where the pilis „ tried . A few cases in point may serve to confin . and illustrate what I have asserted . ^
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Just Published , Price 2 s . 6 d . ( Or sent free to the most remote parts of the Kingdom , in a sealed envelope , on tho receipt of s post-office order for 3 s . 6 d . ) THE SJtiCItET r / IEDICAL ADVISER . BKING a practical Treatise on the prevention and cure of tho VENEREAL DISEASE , and other affections of the urinary and sexual organs , in both sexes , with a mild and successful mode of troatment , in all their forms aud consequences ; especially Stric-
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PEEI / S TARIFF OUTDONE THE COFFEE TAX REPEALED ! MESSRS . CROW AND TYKELL beg to call the attention of the Chartist Public to the BEVERAGK prepared by them , as a Cheap and Wholesome substitute for Taxed Coffee . Its nmritious qualities are equalled by none 111 the Market ; while its mode of Preparation renders it vastly superior to the Trash offered for Sale by those who regard not the health of the Coi ..-umer . As a means of supporting the" Executive Committee of the National Charter Association , " and as a means of crippling the Governmental Exchequer , it may b « made a ready and powerful weapon in tho hands of the Sons of Toil . A sin « ic Trial will prove its superiority over other Preparations of like preienMon ^ .
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TEETH . BRADFORD AND LEEDS . MESSRS . MAJOR & CO ., Surgeon Destists , 13 , TRAFALGAR STREET , Leeds , adopt in iheir Practice ail the recent Improvements in the Dental Art , and all Operations on the Teeth , Gums , and Palate , on those sound Surgical Principles which have gained them such extensive Patronage . Having studied Snrcery , they can with confidence undertake tnose difficult Operations which so often prove Ja'al under the hands of the mere Mechanic . Tneir Charges are such as to be within the means of those who are often deterred from consulting a Dentist , through tbe fear of Expense , and are thus driven into the hands of the unskilful or itinerant Practitioner .
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B 7 DS . —A camp meeting tras held on Sunday last , -oa & . > : Iy Green ; it was annonncsd by placard for two c-clock in the afternoon . The placards were posleO tariy in the weefc , when tome evil-disposed persor ^ fbose deeds were evil and \ fho Joyed darfeness bettc" tli ^ n ligh t , pnt himself to the troub'e of going rcrac ' ' .-¦ the sight time and tore them from the ¦ walls , and ( . ' .. -canted a report through the toTn that there tfcuj . U no meeting at all . Xots-iihitmding tco the day ifi = showery ang gloomy , » cores were seen -wending their vijt- the place of meeting , aj ) d by fciilf-pait two , ttf Lsserably r . xnnbered 500 . Mr . G- B . GiEdeiet , one ' e" ih ; . '' Conspirators , " was called upon to preside . He sz : < i , he fait rathe * backward in c-ming forward \ o coinr : ? 'with the action which hid jail been carried , set Kcuso he was frishteced at the pro&eedings which
had H-:- instituted against him by tbe Government ; no * I »; : ukj he thought differtnt to what he did gome time ilace ; but because he thought there Wis plenty in that ^^ mbly who w « re tEore c&nipfcUnt to fill the cilice tlnn > . e was _ He said th 2 Government Lad tpe-. it j £ i 7 i : ¦¦ ' in trytng to suppress public opinion , and prosees -re ' . he advocates of Chartism , wtiLl they Mizj pe . p .. f Hy « ie ) had not contriltiled one single fartcing . An ip ; . il would , howeTtr , te nude to them on thai occa ? : n , ard he hoped thst appeal would not be made in vsi . - . Ha was glad to see tie police were in attendance :,. ¦ _ 3 ifst him in preserving truer , if their a ? jistirce ¦ w ere Tfde ^ . buiha thoug ' -it it wor ^ d cot b = required ; heibc-l « like is see the rna ^ : trati 3 tbemstlTes attend asdr-t triist to the gnrbkd ivp ^ rtscf policemen . If they tii acne so in the month of Aucu'tlast , there wouH Lrre been no icdictiEtat Sltd agaiLAt him . He i * - the list time for
said — * j probably th ' : s n ^^ it toma month- vk-it he woeM have an opportunity of being amen .: ttem ; but if his fale sbuuld ie that of poor Cocv .: te sfconld come oat * f prison unaltered , unchiar- i hi opinion , and would persevere with redoc ' .:: : vuoar . After some other observances , urg : Eg them : union and persever ^ rce , ha introduced Mr . Wra . ' * h . from > ewten-heath , whaso ably and succesa ' u .::- vlef-ateiJ the Lt-arue at the late strike ia brinsr - cc'iit a physical revolution in Hyd-j . The Ec ^ itL ; -. : Vr . B . ' s address w .. s " the evils of society , their - - . rry . aad the best matted of obtaining a retsal ef th = c -: t : Lms , " during which Le showet-: ty the most cor ^ ir : ; . . 5 hrguraent , that there ought to be protection toilzr-- - -. A collection wa 3 cuie in aid oi the defence :.. -d which amounted to twelve shillings and a
iO . v 'J BTJCK 3 Y . —The Chartist cans ? in this place has fci— : ; carried oa with great spirit during the last bi we S 3 . Mr . John Mason , from Birmingham , de ~ liTEreri : he first lecture in the open air th ' s eaasoD , in the i ! rkfct-p ' iace , on iloncay , the 17 Lh of April , and a gooi : ~ . i-isssioa was mide . On - Thursday , the 27 tb , 2 tlr . 3 "_ i n dtlivtred a second lecture in the seme place to a eu ~ : rous and attentive audience , and was greatly appb .. ' --. Oa May the 2-d Jlr . Bairstow delivered a lecrui- n the Lancaster trials , to a br ^ e and attentive v- . -.-ice . Oa the blh the agents of the Ai » ti-Corn Ls . w : £ ae arrived witi a laige quantity of tracts , ¦ wi . ' rh ¦ .-T ilelivered to the electors . Oj the 6 th a
pet * " .:-- ^ r a total repeal Corn Laws waa brcu ? ht into t " - . town and left for sr . gna'Sires . As s-ar-n as this becsz . ? known , placards were posted cp by the Chisrtista . -.--. ¦ ' - . ioidngthe reople not to sign it , £ 3 ilr Bairstow Wodd - riiver a lecture on the subject'on his return Ircm L-sdcc . This had the desired eiTsct , as not a fjgTifttvro was obtained . In a few days Mr . Bairstow return : from London . , and d ? iivered a most argumentative , t-nvincing and elcqaeni lecture en the subject . End caut-occd the people nortol-e saade the tools of interest-il knares , but to demand their rights as contained : r ? the People ' s Charter , and nothing less . This lecturt put a complete stop to the petition against th =
KACCI . EEFISID . —xne trcmsru i ^ juuv . ! , ^ , „ , lowai .-: its Lhcir Assoctati-. n Room , Siutley-strect , on Fjidiv -. - cciDjj last , 2 ir . "iVesion ia the c ^ uir ; when i : \ rasrc-.-vei—" That no lecturer should be admitted to lec-ur = la this locility without oue w .-efs notic * , together > rith his name and adiif ^ i Aud also ttat a ta ^ Fi- -i l * got up fx ; r the bentSt t > f > ir . Bar : ) ett ^ eJ Mrs . W ; icr , who are victims of clafi-iaa-ie laws in GiEiU , -. ' -stie , and will shcrtiy b = litvrai ^ o . " EOiriX 6 WCOX >—Th ^ Chartists r . t this village were cr ! uhtt > d on Sunday last by a visit from iir . E . P . Sl&i-I , -i Sirniitighais , who preach-- ' , two excilltst Bero ^ ozs -s tte Ciartist Room . Ralph Gr ^ n , oce in tL ' .-afjern-: •' . and the other iu the tvciiisg . The Rx . m npon t h occasions was crowded to excess , asd the lfCtUTr .- . ^ ve e-52 tral satisficdon . On Monday evening 3 tlr J&y -i Leich , of Manchester , dtliverV-d a most argsiaeiitst ; -e lectnre in the above room , which was erowdr ' to sufucation , many goinj away unable to fain ac : littance .
BCLTON . —On Monday a lecture wai dtlivered here t \ . aelUv . Vfm- Hill , Eiitvr o ! the Sor ; hem S' . nr , in the "i ts Hall . Tee spacious rjoni was filled to overfio ^ > ug , although the charge was threepriice platform , f-.- -. ptis ^ front seats , and ont penny back ssuts . A mcr-. -Werly , well behaved , and istfctHgrntaudicr . ee , never i ~ -z in the town or Bolton . Mi . Hil " :, i . a Gi ~ - eourse ¦ : ntariy two h&ura auration , beaaufiuly elucidated t "* theme of J = * n « Christ s character a < a £ ¦ c : a ! and po .:: ical refomer , contiastin ^ his actions * cd do . u ^ s
With if-ministers cf the present d 3 y . . Mr . KiU c . judnded •; powerful addrera with aa sppeaJ on hrhaif * . f Cooper a ^ i lUchards . A petition prayiL ^ fjr ; he . r removai : o the Qisoi ' s Bench prison , aDd c ^ HipIaining of the u&ctoes&iry severity they were now undergoing , was reserved eiou , and presented to the m-ieting , ^ nd recdved several hundred Bigaarurta . A Dnniber of yotmg pa . triotB were baptized . The numerous meeting then qu . etly dispersed at abeni half-p ^ s : tea , hi _ ^^ ly delighted with their intellectual tre 3 t , which will " nt , t be bood forgutien .
OEW 5 BUB . T . —An address was delivered hero en Snnriiy by Mr . R . Q . Gaiumage , tf Northampton , at the Market Crow ; a larg ;; concourse ri people waa pic-Bent The lecturer treated his subject in a Easterly manlier , aud gave every satisfaction . IffCNTROSB . —Mr . Dickinson , from Manchester , gave two lectures here , on Saturday , o " . the law of Primog-niture , and delivered two afldrcssea last Sandty , in which Mr . M "Donald took part in the evening . We have through these xxeans had an accession to our ranks . Five members joined our Society after the lecture eu Saturday evening , and we have erery reason to expect , before many day 3 are over , We shall have ten times that number . We hive- k
great n . p . ss of prrjudic = to Etruggle agaicst , but truth must prevail at last ; so we are determiDed to mitt every txertion towards that jrlcrious end . We are awsre that ose r = ESoa why Chartism here is not as powerful as it on ^ Lt to te ia becanse . Scotland i 5 Eoi BuE . riei . tly orea ^ izri ; asl , thertftrs , ve hum > ly suggest to tue 6 Uff-r = nt districts to bestir themselves , and take Bttive mea » tres towards furthering our great cause by arranging themselves under" an orjanizy . ion . EO tint we msy understand tich oiher better , = roTi togethtr uore Lannorijously , znii knit cerastes in a firm bond of union . Let the pditicii r % viT 2 . ' : but go on now , as it i * beginning to do , and Ch 3 rtism will proudJy rear it « head on the verdant soil of " bonaie Scotland ' to never droop .
XEXCESTEB . —Proceeds from the ri \ e of Mesera . Crow an . l Tjrrell ' a beverage for the Defence Fund—Mr . Jones , Northampton , 3 s . NOTTINGHAM . —At a delegate meeting of frame- trork-inivters , held at the Shoulder of Mutton , Barkergate , on Monday , the following delegates were present : —Benjamin Humphries , plain Eiik glove branch ; i Thoa . Simpain Callia , Sheepshead , cotton wrought hc * e i branch ; John Abbott , Belpei , Bilk hose branch ; Thos . 'Emxaer ^ on , cottoa wrought hose branch , Arnold ; Tho-Eias BiiJier , do . do ., Calverton ; Daniel CaUadine , i Heanor . cotton wrought kose ; George Shepard , Mansfield ; JahD Ciarke , plain 6 ilk hose " ; George
Woodward , co . ; Wm . Buxton , ribbed-top branch ; Samuel ' Bobirson , plain silk glove branch , Derby ; J < jhn M'Dcff . cct-up hose branch ; Wm . Price , da " do ., Hud- dingtoii : John Langsdeal , wrought cotton b ^ ss , Lam- ley ; Samuel Ciay , wrought hose . Carl ton . Proposed ; fcy Saajcel Clay , and seconded by John Clark , " That ' Xh& ptUuon fifcfcfets from all parts of the empire be ' forwar-icd to the committee , filed up , on or btfore Wedctedsy , the 31 = t instant . " Proposed by John Abbott , tnd fiecoEded by John M'Daff , * ' That the i next general delegate meeting be held m Wednesday , the "iih of June , at the Shoulder of Mutton , Barker- , gate , >' o £ tingham , ;
STOCKPOBT- —On Sunday evening last , Mr . Dixon , bom Manchester , delivered a lecture upon the lard , in the Association Boom , Stockpoit , to a large and respectable audience . MANCHESTER . CaBPEXTEBS Hall . —On Sunday last , the usual -weekly meetings were held ia the above H& 1 L La the afternoon , Mr . John Nattall Was called to precde . Mr . Wm . Gracott read a copy of an address which had been ported in the town , purportin ? to emanate from the Democratic Chartist Assoriation . —Mi . Dixon , in a few remark * , replied to the address . At this time , the members of the Repeal Association entered the hall in a body , when Mr . Giocott read the article from the Storr of Saturday last , upon the " P-epeal of the Uman , " * which was received with acclamation . The Chairman - then introduced Mr . C
> 9 jle , who npon riling said that be had intended to Aaliver a lecture upon the land , bat aa there was bo ¦ uny of hisooKjtryiaen preBeat , he would forego his Uteoded leetare , aD 4 deliver a lecture upoa the Repeal f tfte Legislative Union , in order that his countiymen ttight be pat in poeseasion of the real opinious of the English Chartists open that important question . Mi . Boy le then shewed , in the most convincing language , the right of the Irish people to demand and obtain the Repeal , and also the duty of Englishmen to aid and
Msist them in their struggle for that measure of justice to Ireland- Mi . Doyle sat down amid the plaudits cf the audience . After the lecture a collection was made in aid of the general defence fund . In the evening , Hie large Hall was dtcssly filkd with a rt * pec % able audience . Hi . James Leach delivered an iatauctive and interesting lecture , at the close of which a great number of the members of the Rep ^ a ' * A £ soeiatioa enrolled themselves ^ iueu . bers of th = National Charter Association . A very i ^ ndicnie e-. "' .. cti :. n was then made for the ddence fund , s »~ d uit taecung separated .
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2 THE NORTHERN STAR . : ^ W - . , ¦ - — -- -J ^ . —¦ 1 ¦ ¦ ' - ~ ' ' — — - — . ¦ - . ¦ i i — - ¦ — . ¦¦ .... - — - ¦ . _ , .. — _ — i I ¦ I _ . __ _ __ _^_ ¦ ¦ - ' — ' ' — ' " ~ . ... — ¦ ' ¦ -- — - i ¦ ¦ ¦ i ¦ i i . .. ¦ ¦¦¦ ii . - ' ¦ ' — ¦—_
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Northern Star (1837-1852), May 27, 1843, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct483/page/2/
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