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WlCTimt QtJfeSTl 6 N . ^ B ^ AT MEETING - ' - AT BB 4 BF 0 ED . ' 4 - - / : ' On Tuesday evening lartTa n » e&w wa * cqnwued in the Bi ^ rf Teinpwa » ceJH ^ feraw urpaie - of represeuBn * to Padiejnent the , £ eungs of , Ae inhabits oftliak totrnon the Factory BiB ; now - befoue tJMtHpo «« of Cgnjgiowf , At * he wppqliO ^ d . boor , 4 » e JJ ^ which ,, i a ^* J * a « a # d . to hold ajky-e : 2 , 000 pewonVw srojraed to excels . A great EumJ ^ -Qf ^ refp-ectabl * ^ flk > w » eri , being present ^ - ^ me di ^ tma 6 n * a « expef ted , buv < ii 4 Oot enime ,.
- Christ wp » , M < nna | um < ms'Ij caltefl t a ^ &s ^ aair . AfWr-reaoJne wg ^ wnijJftojJL OT- * Miav , \ &e * 93 ^ e , tuag ¦ v ^ a »^ wfea # , be laid tt ^ a | i itey . v ^ . metM ?^! coB-aderation of a mott important subject , pe ^ oubteg not j ih&t wbil ^ thi ^ . meeting would fee cpp-* ^^ Wf ^ ie ^ . ^ fer ^ it ,, woni [ l . jiiso 1 ) £ . conducted jn 4 ipiru of humanity , for a great number ¦ of otw&ttt ^ cte&tares were geriooj-ly concerned in --th ^ -Ewterr Ml . ( Hear , Sear . ) H * ata& * M * as daily * oaeerned with the working portion of the comaiuBitr j and 4 n their welfare Scfett the deepest T «* tBrert . i . ( Hear , bear , bear . ) He hoped alab that -there « as sot a person in fiart large assembly who would « i » t ftaatoder titat in promoting the Interest of . ¦ && factory- ebiiaren , he -was at the nmr time pfc > motint tt * «* od and t > ro «> eritT , dni . Tapmnew' of
¦ sodeWjC ffcfir ) - ^ - ** jure !!'**' the bappifie * « f suc--ceedifif Mirations , wbb ^ wonld ^ xi » t when' thtf . ^ T ** e jMd taAb » ed them ( fte * ien * J df . tbc factor ? chfldX asdt ^ hh ^ taobh . He . tben ndverted to the importtto (» - ^ f < -coianftraicatiny ibstrti (? ticmT t » tb * ^ childr « Ketaplof « d fi » raill ^ which , fie'V&id , Woold not only coatabwte'to tbeijf bsppmess-liPrr * but might : be-tbVmeto of making th&tf'ltappjfeere * after . - As there were ¦ many-Mend ' s arou « linm -who . tvoH-express their sentiments on the- ^ obfect <> n - -sdiich * hey werfr i aeseinbled to ;« peak , he would tjor detain thejn ferthdtthan by ' statin * that he wonlJ ioMs be ^ t to © btalr . for all parties an- impartial hearing , and he trusted-that the-meeling would not be . in vain , but that _ U would b je ^ atUjndejd with many food results to-the town and its neighbourhood . ( f xn » d « heersA . to
The ftes » . G . ^ . B » u . was then introduced the neetmg , ^ nd received with loud cheers . He said tie fetf % he had t © perform was to read three letters wukh & had , that afternoon received from gentlemen * ho had been , invited to attend the meeting . The vet was from-ionLlAshley . the second from Mr . lelden , anrf the third-from Lord Morpeth . Lord \ sliley gtro-agly jrecpnmjcnded the . inhabitants of eeds aiiB'Bradford to ^ rtre the question their sexton . * n > iderati © n , « nd . tj ^ tbink whether or not they could ¦ t propose some amendment to the protective ¦ uses of the present bilk Mr . Kelden hrhiis letter d the proposed ffl& * as . a novel one , and he could understand it ; - there . wae no preamble to it , and 'eason assigned fbrthe proposedalterations of the . Secondly , it repeals the former Factory Act . boasted edicational « ia&ses , and all , and makes
r ^ ision lor tie education even of young children . Uy , had the object of thi * hill been to secure a r observance of the provisions of the Factory the penalties- would- have been heavier , the sity Jor which , was obvious from the convictiuns " i wer *» dafly tajdn ^ i place , nnder the prft ? ent f ourthlv , the Kabihry to informations seems to ^ ended to be wawjed from . Jthe-mastem- to the its whi * h hp thopebt was unjust ; andincona he was satisfieitbat a Ten Hours' Bill would i more protection to ; the children and be more -rtory U ) all parties than the proposed bill . Morfexh in Jiis ietter said , he regretted Ait f' opportimUjfrtottUerdpresent into this aulyect , *> zerrfdlhat various , propositions trovldbebrougJii ilie
Legislature ,-xuyi he thwdd wish to reserpe tfeffered discretion to ~ ge of their respective d the time they Tuietit be prxposed , Mr . Boll that be tad received a note from a friend at r , who represented to him , on good authority , the b 511 new , proposed was merely a feeler how the couiasy-felt . A resolution had been : o bis hand which he < heiiTaadi ^ s resolution reqciredJasa toesplain to thejneete character of the bS ^ new broagfet forward s » thute for the present factory act . He had uo , that both mastere and . m ? a ,. parents snxl ;? a , wonldKfce a be ^ er act than the present . . hear . ) But if the present act vr *» inconw * to any body , let the fiamers . ofit . be blam * d ot flie ten h'jurs > jnen ^ 'Before he entered upoa bject with a rjew . to pointiae eat the charades
* bvl now proposed , he peziaps might b * eiiossy that ifthey- were ^ -to agitate 1 faig ( jnes span it was not the-iea hours' Tnen ' tiiat hAo > i the agitation . -They -were ail " qmte still , had been told that : the -prewut ^ act werfeed andjhey were iea % . OTg ) reseed asdtb > * e ^« maiiatsolong as the eight hoars' ehnse * w-> d in it , it would work wefl -toward * ti > e ten ¦ ' ' bill , and therefore l&eT . fch-De aiatsv about ^ atniT ten hours' bill so Vaf « s 4 he ejgktheory , es remamed in . the p ' re * eat-act < bear »? hesri ? same time , nowever , they , woeld wa * eh jwithrt ' ejealousy all thoseiibbfi ^ s at , tbe-acCwiieh s to progress Dearer-ahd nearer towards aceoeal s 3 igHt : ioonj > ^ dauses . Theywere qvite-wtmag '*? - aita ^ aarineasnre , such * aae " as * bey ? bad y ^ pleaded ( for ^ bat it was teo-kai -that toe-ten ? 2 d be blsmed &r the iDcaareoL
blQghfia « TR-- ~ - t « aF $ ouisnaauseTer-oe blamed leir-toe- irKsowsoi jssi - of this ac 5 < arhici ; th » shoct tim * cerBHssittee ~ jA li air friendtiad ,-oDpo 3 ed to-ti »> ntmost- « f their y <* ¦ -. But perhaps Eemi ^ r t be ^ iowfed te « atera litf - into the hiMfcry ; of-ibig ; -qnesaon . ' Th » - qoes-¦ & * . then , was fesfc ^ brought befere S » leeiflwtucdaf ~ ir Robert Peeifthe fetter = of thVpiesent teffoeek 4 * would for the a * fojmati < jji of ths » e-. whoi hod sot v 3 * mdedto thasnbjfect < sjUte ' the isetthai it Two-Sir -A bert Peel who firft ^^ AVaiy bilJ , b « fe » P ^ d-: Jm jcaent to regulateikctoiieslii tii * la » gdonu . The "i rsfcacttempt was saade-in ^ -refereto ^ e' So t 2 » agnxen . - ~ iicds . -3 &&st of tbe chOAen wbarwe-e ^ first seat to
the--r ^^ nis nFere worichouse-cbildreitKaBed apprientices , ~ i £ & : ' irJa& fiusbia of fte negroH ^ ppeirtice * of ^ the"t f * vt Indie ? , i . e . to work ha »; to l » e 8 can 4 fly and v- ^ -we lUfogged ^ br thea '^ pasjar- ' ( bffK ' , liearfe Sacb , was tiae treatnwni ; -fhe «« pjwatioa » woeiTed , dotibfies * ^? rt& « sner&oaour&ito -exeejrtBfiBS . - &p Soteert . fpeel -bren ^ at in a bill - | o- > i ^ sotett the appreatices- many of bis-o ^ ponento . jeered hi ^ ioc th « - iotstest he took in tbe » weKaae * . and : told » hint h » - « hould hare begus ^ oop ^ befcje sh& goi » ssoik money by *» a » KBdc 86 . . (^ w ^ . ) -, Hen ^ iedih ^ at was better i ^ do-good lafe-tksnaifefer—Kiieas ^~ ^ d-fe ^ te ^^^ etenmi » ed ^ ep ieaTOt » to 1 pro ^
the factory children . ^ Ue ^^ teoognt m anotaar BD 1 to protect other " claiaren , arneiher ap . pren tares orarts ^ ot iherpeoji& ^ smiiKAed « ifik * e Jioeaoa ^ orkGouse , - and the ¦ 'waAbame&'M etiiet . plafeBv «?« w-6 redof-sen ^ n ^ , ^ heir , children , *> . ihfe : ^ 3 fei tfeer died * e fe « t 7 ^ BKtiiw » n 8 e « ieivce- of iaacha ^ rv ^ npp lantiBg hxnrJan laljowyanoftalali ^ t fiie ^ ra ^ ing ou t of the cottages , wiere ii ^ w ^ osig ^ b ^ y ^ &o&ep sad briann git'U ^ 5 aJgerbBil £ nJfei afewfiiwcoHi . pened ^ r »™ ^^ ai ^^ ef ;^^ factories t ffieliiia
children to tie . , IwsB ^ ^^ -Hr ip Robert deternrined ^ have ' a- 'M 1 ^ 8 p * feJgo ^ e tK >^ i « of all children ^ -There-wia&eB » efyiBa&&iB-in- ' t terested paf € a « i-that . ffaewaboagla : tojte . « a , inqairy { into the matter , which was accordjn ^ r . mad » . f Committee ^ -b < ah ^ tj » . H ^ a » JBf Co mny >» jj . ^ nd ^ J Hon « of-iiord ^ - « e « . ^ ijiw 4 ea ;^^^ S / J ^ g s examineS ' per *^ as ^ f « i 5 iy « a « pfjrc < kmgpeo |^ e ; i some of tttB " - ¥ ^ re 6 ^ ces t ^ ffiR ^ l ^^ ap ^ S ^ t ^ S ^ < rjidcleriysaen ; an ^' S ^ fene ^ ai ^ W ^ KDK ^^ . , umonve £ il » flse . wasa « aiBrttbe , wor ^ g 8 ;^ ttte ;? m- ; ( w ^^^^^ i ^^ a : p e
ikttesei ^ s ^ ^ as ^ j exceBenWBtet *^ ^^ bi # g ^ M *^ PM ^ i in favo ^ f ^ e ^^ ScW ^^^ eggiA Bill , thei 8 fi > r& "ft ? sws ^ r-ffTOt DrDtajfnfc-Seiorfi -civtiia * ment ' and byl 5 ir ~ Rf : ifee 1 * l&iBe ^ }* a ^ "Peir wmtk ' BilL ( Lpud ^ heers . ) With tbi * he' ? Sd ' iiot % n ' claeea . He was- enableA , & « i «* 4 t ^ obti £ ^ i * imeie * &ictions , andthe fest w «* Kflfe ? thejtn « Witit oElabwff ttyveraoXf'tifO' hasMji ^ ei ^ SSfkt -aaij ^ jaTO ^ to ; sixty-naie hoora pex . asiw * ^ ^ . ^ rnQBogbpose : endeavoured to imp we it in- 1 ^ - " ^ Jpaasyto . ' - SadaereadeaTQUB ^^ - ^ e g laceo ^ tbi B ^« f ^ J . snlted ^ Sar J . ^ HobT&ou « e ^ gu ^ ^^^^^^ fe Sadler was iheTef ^^^ ^ o at ^ i ^^^ dMy , i _ ail , ji jIjiiJi l ) i « nVtti ?««« f 1 Blil x hefl&mg ^) foij that BiIKi * iao ! # 6 hyCtiBrtiiiy ^ W fti twyqr liop * hi tidK bea&okM 9 caM * mnM . mnfaiipStws&su to the latest period of time . ( HfflBpl «»^ 8 < id ^ wa * . nowi m MKPjiaYp * ; iJ ^ &A ^^ B ^ Sg ^ - ^ Tenewed his aonhcaiion fiar a Hill Jam «> iaa bjfc
. p «^ o ^ i Vr- }^^ . ^^« M ^^ # ^ for a ^ prfelf e& «|! % J ^ J ^ ik ^^ fc ^ B aigM T ^ SS ? rS ? S 5 ^^^ W ^^ mi restriction as to ^ Ke ~ nnmbero ? TSoura ^ wbj ^ wei | aii ¦ * ^^^ * ^ ^^^? i ^ S ~ ^ J ^^^^^^ L J ^ B ^^ vLaAJBv ^^ b V ^^^^ J - ^^ 1 k ^ & ^^^^ f ^ H ^^^ E ^^ Lvit ^ r ^ fll ^ B ^ fe ^^ . *^^^^^^^^^§^^§^ 2 i ibd ^ P ' tiMw soothi ^» i ^ i ^ 5 i ^* Sri ^ Jfc 4 f 4 e « ^ - ^^^^^^^^ y ^^^ a L « &e l » A ^^^ l ^ jS « mtaj « g ^ lte ^^^ d ianjditer and ebeers . ) The *» -fi « jid-bi no dOQAl i
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that Mr . Mbrfafl >» ia «« ten « BlJW' * llpnt in their schools such an excellent publication ; and if they did n / tknpjcb ^ from a buU *« foot , there couW be no doubt ( hst they Weald soon bCTwinie cmioeiit-philosopherj by » eans of-the horn hook of her Majesty ' s Minister * , ( Cpntinned laughter ^ . But after all it was no joke to take away the eaucation of little cldldren , meagre as were ttieir present opporturriDes of acqniring it . { Hear ^ lear . ) ^ And , wflj was it taken a ^ ay ^ d XT , be were eabtd . wiat ^ he preamble state * , be anMoered that thert : was xta preamble . It wa * co « tom * ry to ftate * t » ii « commencement of an uct tKe reason * 4 ipon which it was grounded ; 'but there was neither why nor wherefore to ttuV'ect ' ;
and it began straifnt-forwawivith *» Be it enacted , " &e . Hrcoold uopply " 'a pream % ! e ; He coa ] d » ay M Whereas "^ e ; m ^ Howners ^ nd 4 oc ^ nii « ri were ex-<^^) j i ^^ . ^ Vrf ^ u 4 , ' anif : o ^ dnottakea Ten HourB'Bii ! , tbbogb mfwtfe ^ fimfi ^ H vouU . do th * m ^ ood ^ the people 4 oo , "* c , * P . ' > Ir . Bull then referred to thatiworu of theiospectora , wbjch , he said , proved tin nafoe © f the * dtn » tb » l dmwas . He al <» . « dyerted . to , 89 mcinfonrinrt < trtt ^ at Jiadrineea laid asafe ** & Mr * Haw « imk JWwwB *| n ; Hintoln > e , in which it was stated that he had , Jpeen fiaed ^ in tb » turn of £ 19 , fW ^ eral flBiTa _ nt ir olatioftii ^ f tbe law in running'hi * " 6 ctorie » wuti ^ ig ' -whole-nightsf and compelling hirf waripeoile' in some instances to
Vork sixteen hours per day ; - W ^ jbnclusion , he was sorry that there were w » t' < m "the 'platform many 9 f has townsmen , who ^ fesspd £ o be benevolent and phaanthrbpic . Hei . di ^> cit-3 Jk « L iixat , one-eyed benevoleDce ^ that could nndefstMwJ fto ^ uejUjon lying ^ t the end of the earth , and -eonldi yet fail ' , to comprehend one lying at their ow * door ,. ( Hear , hear , ^ ear . ) They replied , in answer to bi » solicitations to * be present and render tbeuf assistance on the occasion ^ Oh , I really do not UBderstand the qaestionr" If , however , he ms iikr tlieniT and did not understand tb # ^ uesdozi , he would imitate Job and say , "I will Search it out . " Be c&nehided by moving tberesolntion , and was heartily cheered .
. Mr . Jo « p » Br <> oke seconded the resolution . He said he appeared before the meetm ^ - as a ^ bsmWe operative , who did set obtain bis living-by speechmaking , but by hard labour . ( Hear , hear . ) The qeestion before tie Eseeting was oue to which ; ie bad bestowed some attention ; but her must fee allowed to say that theaaore he knew of thefactory > ystem , the mom he det «» ted it . The iron ; hand o ? oppression had madehinr * nbmit to that w-hich he could not otherwise designate than as hateful .- He had been obKged fesenasome of bis children-tb the factory ^ This he deeply regretted on a variety of account ^ -bnt pardsnlarly because of the inunorBllesions they were ta « sht ,-and of the evil principles
they imbibed .- Another great objection was- mat they were-virtually excluded &wn all opportunity of obtaining any ; education j-for wien a child had ]> een working twelve hours , he ' was- wholly unfit for all mental . esarcises . l'he - only opportunity woslb . naming wa » -ihe Sabbath * School 5 and that was com- ' paratively nothing ,-for wi 4 h « excesslve labour during the week , daldreii wer * / reqQBntly too wearieS Xo enjoy the adtantages of that day of rest . He had felt the keener-anguish wheri-he fed been obliged to see his ¦ children dragged from their bed * at five
o ' clock in the nJ&ramg' , to ga-and labour so long and 50 hard for a little bread .- Ke'thougbt eight hours per day was quits-sufficient f « r-a » y , man or child to work . Were there any there vdio Awtigii differently ' : All he could say tvas ^ let them gw ^ anoi try it , with the same food and wage ;? , tfec-r-asd he fought they would not belong iift changing their iopaaioa . ( Hear , hear . ) It was his fSrtn comictiois that : a-Ten Hours ' Bill would be mutfcaHy benefj « at -both to masters and rntsn . After a . Jew othe ? ob $ er » a * i « is , the speaker j ^ conded tlw reaolntion ^ wbiob' » a » carried unanimously .
Mr . Charles WAuaut-taoved the > "next 5 es » lutioD . He had so personal cBiify . to gratify , : b 3 fc rather a diffidence to overcomev-inoccupyingr ^ e p ^ ramsnent a sitnalion ; but he had ^>« £ n impressed with * the con-A-ictioD that it was the imperative dutr . 'of « wcy one connected with mannfactnKto-assKia ^ Hinriiorating the condition of the faoo&ry childre n * - Ttieiewas no class of arcs engaged ^ i » either manufacturing or agriculbjral operadons-wfe « are j * g * ffc « & swbjee * to so long a continuance oS > teal as Factory . , children ' Thirteen boors and a hmify with short * itftermissuais for meals were these tender branches of ^ our species cempelled , ia the l > e ? t regelated Factories ^ when work wasplentifal , to lab ^ er-every . day , —
T&aooi-; su 3 Qce of * Bch a- systaxa was disgraceful t » tJ » national character . A diminution o&Hb& t&ns rf da 3 y labotir -was reg : trded- by some as * - a -sacrifice et ' jprojit ; while it was a fact -thai many Factories- were now ranoing' eight " or t&a . ioura daily instead of : tw r elre t 9 '* " * eid _ the loss whi « i would arise ftam a : ^ rger period . To calcnlate-tfee gains « f fowrte « n . or : fifte ^ lio- »! s-l » bour in stead-of-twelve , ¦ wasaboBtthe isame thing as to calculate ^ the loss to ta 3 < oo « xutzy i&om making &erSabbatbi ; dajof rest . Some- years ago , the great aSum bell of tbe- » pp&-rsers of tBle-Te » Hours ' . xS £ l + - -was that ftp ^ ragw of ¦ the opesat £ «( r would be reduced by a reducticnuu thebour » of lebsor-tusae ; bov&tet experience had stem that instead of faDing ther-had ripen , and instead -f cut of
hundred * beio ^ work , -Factory wer&to » bad become-ssasce « m < ce the pa « ABg of the pres ^ st xtea--wne for lesliictiDg the boars ol babour to the maximum of twelve-boars . Ivj » &s-said by some of the ssnaSerataau ^ KtCirers that it wonld tend ta injore tJujrintemsia-- < rkil ' . e it advanced that of laig& capitaliatey while' A » majority -of extensive man ^ atctosers-oppwied it iec ause it would deprive capital of its Airadvajatage-aaii ascendancy , Now if fainy ^ iewted ^ t , the effect of lit / j naeasuae would be ; u » t this : all proprietor * of fi » et » ries w . oidd bebronght to act upon ena-sjBtsm— -nofpt ttymea »< : advantage could be obtained by one- a * iiie unjust . expense of another , in reference to tis * age oi . children , at the . time of their- daily labour , bnt the . grand soarces nf . 1 » cn £ xm » 4 v » . sa ^ ^ on ' anpT ^ - ^ cinlf ) l \ ia * KnjUMl- TtTU \ K \
know-Ied ge * . infca rity , and industry . ; Snch an arrangenumi -w « orfi » J tend to promote the interests of all . classes- engaged : in manufacturiEg ^ pursuits Bot the-if reat gun £ > f > : tae opposing party , the loudzconng « fi rhicn taosi > seriously attested , the feareol tie wan ons ' w a *> " Foreign compfr ^ tion . " ficmdaeds- 'wonM concede , tha ^ as a measure of humanity andirt stice , they . would be glad to-see the Ten . BburV"Bal adopted ^ Jbotrtiefearofthis-conntry being .-aijgnlMliB * j and de « t ^ jyed m bei compiercial capacity pseclades Iheay . according to than-own avenBentSyltnar - eiK-onragja ^ such a . measure ... He mient dispose- irf f this objection , on ft honesi : principle-tiiflt *»* , ; which is cruel and unjust , ought to be abandoned ait c nice withddt delay or regard Js ^ conseajueac ^ i bcs . iie wonld la ^ t the- argiimeai . on its own . tenos- « f . mere finaace . - It . must be recollected
th * t-oBrfc « a---n trade-i *^ akogether a ~ system of exi ** nge If / v , e . exporti > Q « nroap . ce ^ we jimpprl to an e ^ nsl « iyj ^» edVdlue , tSafprodnce . of the fereigner . 3 ^» it »" i ^ pin ed ^ , * H 3 a ^ , fiM ^ gn ^ may Jake , onr igold St bis -produce , and tieiose onr jnaiurfacture . " Granted ; arid , then OBttnaaafactnifi must be « xported ^^ reas ? ; thfrgoMk 9 iFBB . ag « iB . - ( Appl&nael ) " The lain and » mple fact , is > ~ tisat other natipna are ^ xuill y ; interested ypXfc ooiselvesi in exchanging their surplus commoditifis , and that impojffabons from foreiga . clinje * -ninit be . f « i 4 for by . Ae asdnsti-y of dds nation . It ajey beet > j «; ted , tba . t . if tbe Ten H-MTs ' -Billwere adapted ud the same- w « ge * paid as now ^ -t ^ ecpst of la fin nfa gtoiers would J > eincreased , and we oOnld no \ gjw tii ^ fo ^ i gper goaaAy . pdunds ^ Tat ^ OT pjc ^ ^ &fi ^ i ^ he now ^ ceisw for ; a
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speaker cosdnded amidst tbe applause of the whole meeting . o ..- ¦> . ; - . ^ - Mr . Bpwiiin -Milui seconded the resolution , stating . ' flut . ao ., iauch had h ^ en said by Mr . Wsilker , and to scch good purpose , that he had nothing further to advance on the question . The resolution being put , was carried unanimously . Mr . P&i * 'BcBSEr ' wfcs ^* iiexl" introdaced to the meeting , 'taiid * wm receiyed wUh very loud cfieers . Hesaid it de ' vcarefl tnpon-bim" ^ propose that a remonstrance l ^ Wnt to-th ^ Hoii se' ef Comm ons : — He « aid * fcen her lookM t * thtf ^ fctabHshmeat of a Government ^ iH «! ry'couatry ; and examined into the purposes 1 br wbichlsachGbvernmeM seas * or j- . t least ought . to be / ormed , hec 3 m ( Stothe : conclusion that ^ t was the datr of . snch GovernroeBttorprptect eoualy
all classes bf ^ jf ^ TWiSJii ^^ bj ej ^ Welaws ^ bn ^ more aspcciaMy- ^> pro ^ ect the ypt ( lig , the tepderi and the 4 e ^ weles >—( hear 4 hear ;) --w ^ d , wheii a Govprnmept'neglected tt » . duty p : thesejpariticnlal ' , 9 , then it - * & iieoessatj pi the pa ^ of the peoplie , # t only to jetitioh ; ^ t <> iemdnstrate wim stiqh Government against sixb proceedings / ( Hear , hear ' i ) The BdbJeiJt- on which they tr € tf . met was ( me thdt , had often been reitetated ia the ears of the wotking people of'YoTkshire-i oftea was the tinie they had met ¦ ipen tbirf subject to presenfc their petitions to tie-Legislature ; and wihy wa « it they were obiiged dtill tameet , , still to pray , 8 till . torCTBQD » trate ? - . It wa » , beotatf . of the over * f helming , »^ nence of wealth over Dowrty , _ . ( Land , Qheer . f , I . Msi the noverty of jua ing the
the people so . gVea , ^^ ueupe ever minds . of ^ hose-wbo . ' si ^ ^ t ^ e , h ^ lm ' , " p if an \)^^ a «; i-we . altjii , they would ' ^ eceiTe " the wme '| iro ^ ection as toe " wealthy , and ^ » nBlmg ' . ' c ^ rantenances' pf the- Legislature would fe' « mtin aaillf iip ' on thein . Jfet ftey ( the ineetin ^> ' were oSeraHT ^ -arid were gP&tmd down ahnbst ie 1 ' $ *> last state ' of ' animal existence . ( Hear , hear ^) He was glad the friend * whiiha * convened Ant-meeting bad laid aside th > idea of petitioninif And had' adopted the more irational course of remons ^ anoe . He maintained tibey had a right to r « a » oiMl 7 ate wienever they sufier-ed an evil in conse < jee . nc 9 of an Act of Parliaments Hear , hear . ) Mr . I 3 jas » ey ften adverted to the New Factory Bill and ebmpferined bitterly of the want of
a preamble to il .- H «» aid had it been a bill I ©* tue protection pf ' -thr rick instead of the oppression-of the poor , it wonld > no 6 Itave been without a preamble , but the mosrf ampfe mean * would have been furnished whereb ' j to' comprehend its meaning , { Hear , hear . ) Tbi 8 vhowever , '' was nothing more ' than a . bill toprevesttiie poor from being educated . He described the bill asbeitga tyrannical measure waich was highly calculated V > irritate the feelings , aodto be productive of serioss consequences . He entered at considerable length into the general question of the factory system aod shewed its working * i » , the fearful ravages-it-had made . He showed 'the importance of having : an entice change , such a ¦ changa-aathe Ten Houbj- ' Bill g * bp 6 serf to effect ;
and than the operatives jnis * t perhaps be raid to have some little protectiofti - He adrerted , in xonr jcladin «> t » thepractise of aoiKefew ^ parents ofliying jon the labowor their childwiv white- they , were immured ia tbene mills , and aondemned- the practice Inthestjroogest terms , in wbioht-he wa » warmly and enthusiastically supported by th ^ audi-inG *! . ¦ - Mr . Co * t * rB 8 T seconded the resolution . : TiifrRev ^ -W . Hill having been observed on the platform , was h « ie loudly called for by the meeting . He came forward to the froiit , read-wris reoeited with cheers . After-tb * cheering had subsided Mr . H . preceeded to * address tbe meeting .- He- gave his friends credit for- having known- him I 0119 enough and well enonehitso-be aware that wlu-re- suffering
hoEssoiiyj a * Mteopeaa ] l y inthis , itemostbelples # and defenceless focm ^ -wwi the subject of * -consideration , he dad not geiwraliy feel disposed to * be ; «¦ mere pa « si » e < auditos v -and hence he attexbiited tbe'kiudly feeliB § -they di * p . k )« t 5 towards him ^ to recoUectioui of nots distant daysiwheu in this and other holy , causes ofbeuevelence ^ -rfjustiws , and of mercy , ' he * had fought ^ img ^ nd ofteny&ont and rear ^ -and « de by side , " wiik'many both . oS those who now surronnded him , sod ofthose hehadthe happiness-to see before him , i » the Battle * of th « weak against -the- strong . And though be might nofcnow be a resident of iferadford , he-j * t claimed the right of fellowsbip arid brotherhood with his compeers in this holy warfare , aiid so lone asitmicht bedieirdDinion that-the UDJif ' t-
ing t » t bis ^ oictt or iH 8 » arm , « ould be of 3 ervice t& tlie cause of ^ sofieriog infancy , he hoped never to * > be aocounted by . them a » -a-strau * fer . Indeed 4 hat was a . tidewhiahie disowned in any place . The world was his cenmtry , and . every man lus brother . Ht > had beemgrieved and grutifeid beyond all possibility of expression-while ^ ittiag u }«> n that nlattorm . and during the proceedings of the meetings ^ nsvedy sorely griewed , that humaa n «* are should be made tobear "the stigma , that now in the 19 th century , after men had b * eu tanght to do j « sdce , and to love mercy ^ there shouU be -creatures : bearing the form of men and arrogating to . themssl « es > the names ofCtrisdans , wh ««> t « aUous heacca- wculd prompt = them to
amass richer at the nrice < o £ safrificing , without pity or remorse , the social comibrt ^ the domestic joy . ^ the . intelluctaal delightij-thfrreligious liopeij the pre > - sent happiness and eternal welfare of unnumbered myriads tjf-their fellow-meiu Was he asccsed q ( - violating Christian charit j \ jm fulminatine ahafges of a nature siichas this against any of hisfelliiwHjieu ? 3 Was he reminded , as bwiht-ntl and brother-had been reminded fbabtbeaccuser- , of bis brethren .-. should come prepared with proofs- } - that he should- aj-cerstain whether-or no hi * charges were well-founded before making th « m ? He admitted the pouUien * . to be just , ami grieved he * ff » s to tiud that damning proofe had brfen afforded by the conduct of ttitxmohey getters in . this controvetsv- ^ -proofs which admitted
of no ques&oa , and which m > sophistry coald . gainT 8 ayorrefote < Had they not held with villain * ra » p , . their hold on restricted labour till they coold hohld no longer ? Did not the . crippled limbs xA maimed . ' victims , the-jnangled corpaet * of murdered ODes-5-th pale couAtenance of gradunl decline , the- ^ hectio Hush that ; told consumption ' s deathlike ¦ sK > rr . —did not- , all theseL cry-i ont in fearful , accents against the demoniac system , and wore »• they not answ « ed with the-fieidish laugh of exulting tyranny ^ jxntil the lion farm of public indignation , upreared-bis awful crest ^ ^ a od shook his mane , and roared fortk thundere in the monster ear- thafc ^ hoak . his coward heart with terror , and compelled bimto relax hiaarripff . Had nobance that periodsthe- < tui
nmr of the fox been added to the rapskelty of the wolf , asdhad they not cDiMKantly sougntte approxr imate \ tf stratagem ths ^ otition they had net been able to " » £ " *»[ " bySorcef&ma not thppreseBfcFaetory Act th *^ fispring " of , tb * k jjendful disposition 2 Was it necessary for him again : to recount ita- history , to them who knew it so w © U 2 ' Were not thewnany afctenipt # jwbich had' beeainrtdiously mad » . -to < further its lnasaveniences upon , the advocates ot the T « b . HouraiJBiM ho many sAwial coufirmatoRf ~ e \ idenoe » oi character ia those wJm made them . ¦ Asd did not theit . e » er foiled and zum repeated attempt at ; the nibb ^ af system of bitrhf-bit Tepeal prowe . fully . 4 « Bervi » g of the imputaiioj > he had cast upon tnena . Lee host fhesinotb *> accused of utterin * . . ehare e * el
. , wbicfct tittie- was -aa-wooL Ue was indeed grieved when . i . e contemplated each « character a » Unp ,. * ad -wjbaaheplaced oesida , it the subject ofvhis thoughts ' th& . i ** rued » parent dsscribwl by Mr-Ba 8 sey 4 » ad oi whom personal observation , had ft&rded him-aa oppestnnity of recognising ; too many inatancas 4 l » e biusbec . and was a « hained to own niiBself : ataaaa . H » nra » bowefer graitified . to know tlaeti thougik the Eecttay system had , produced thia demoniac ohasacite&iomany , ithad- ^ not thusinhumanizedalL : He ^ ret p » w around hi » and before him a ^ gopdly . masbfer jiihoeehaar tA . wejt ^ . atoDt a » they waie . honW ^ wh o , 4 fl « o « gkgoQd rejfjyrt-aad . gA-ii renort ^ haiknyt one ^ b ^ t-steadjiy io ^ wew , andw « red « terjnini * d tohoi 4
, ; fe « tihe advaataftfttJwj- already had until - thftj-shoold coaaplete tbegaod , w » ck they : ha ^ bsgwu sftle ex-; hort « d then ) t »» 5 t « e »« ia 3 ace and tuuaoni and' had ; ni > fear im ^> & < esB ^ i ( Enough , had-ibeen -uidjon-Khe [ details connoted withiheburinB ^ t ^ rthwpxejient meeting by-BjoepedingspeaktrBy and fee- would not waste « ithe ^ i ^» wnjtcenfth or tbwt »* s-. Vjepe « U ing what l ) taftJ ^ ef «; alneody weUkmnxLi- Snet aome further obs « & ^ ions Mr . H » Batdi ) WnljM > diy cheered . Tbe-reiac « siraiice » as-tb | WWMi'inini «> O 9 lyadopted ; A . Short ., 'Rune Cojntnitte « sfa > nosainated oand elejctedk X ^ tMbCf thanks w « v » -prett toAe rhairman , Mr . Wp&ttr * » nd othett ,-after ,: whicU the meeting sepaTal « dtai ;« le » eno ' clook . y .-. ,. - ¦ .- " ¦ < .. ' - ' , . i it-j ¦ ¦ ¦ . . . " - - i ;¦•" . - ' - ¦ ' » t-. '* i : ¦ - . ; ¦ ' . -- -
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THE WANDER ^ R'i DliATri-BED . BY 8 . G 0 WER . " Oh ! ves his soul no more with mortal words ' . Let human frreath dj ^ nr ^ hir ^ not again ! But let htu ) pfMa m peace : for 13 e affords No balta can' fease Bia irirttlfailE&irt from pain ' Oh ! he has K ^ i't&UiitteniiviSi in vtohf > ' ' And aie # i *<^ trkii e-- »; fcpipnngi not Jfcathi ? Wi ^ , byjhw m » tbrrdom . y hple nations fi ^ e , Hereafter . fr 6 iri We bondage iff tne ' chiiin , ' ' WhiihHiiiroyiH lib ^ &it'SteifttoMircMyi And hankered * lkh « aliJD&Joflil ] p » w « f . < . . ; yetoh ] / Aej ^ inff , ^ Jjjtj ^ kif » t ? tftJ ' ji , . Though , the ., rim : fdtwe , to ^ hiBferesrwh eye , Thou coulu'Bt tiflfolim djJt'ftatewwWDv : ' What soon * 31 M-Tifl * VfeeW # toi'ch ; li ( rht diin , . AndthkworU ' rdarlttiwswsftlfi-tohw ? . ¦>
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. ' ! ; .. ' "¦ ¦ , ; ^ he / IsiAgazine ?; -: ' : ; . . ¦ -, ; , Wp .: ieceiv ^ 'the . ^^ 9 ^ n ^ i $ qtfie ^ Mjixr . . time of publishing , that we have only , been able to glance jljghtly at some of their , cojitejitet ; - , ;
f CpLBUKS ' 8 NEW MONTHLY . i Tbe Gurney Papers are continued ^^ There is an eateeHent article oi ] DoeUing , oalledtlw ^ f . Conflict , " a portwn of which we ! ahdtl hereafter transfer to our colun » 9 . JBlecreatioBS' itt ^ aturjal HWftwy is yery mterestJH ^ My first visit to BrosseWf ¦ Ancient i > ay « jj Managers' -Note fkxik ; and v Papers of a Gentleowns at Arms are ajf excellent pape ^»; but yve pa * s by them to the foUqari&g pungent and racy extractsfron * * 'Th e ^ Deceneies ^ ^ " If we destte W rail an honoiiraM ' eiBeiiiber' any iaa . ^ - ableserieaofiard name * , reflecting on Kiwhcneatj- or veraeity , there are appointed certain deceit phraaes ,: rmti certapiacnfyf which shut out all the us \ ml unpleasant c ^ uaequenee ? . Thnfr , iiMteat ) :. « f 'lie ; dboency stiggeais ' , ' * inist »*«/ and ffbe «; yoU ' jay it oi thick on " ortier breaches of morarl'pe&imety , ' decency » hjw in , as ' yo « roMJy % jpeace-maker r' tli *' , vw * d . political ; it , !» mg a , part . ot het ;<* p ^ iMKu tuvfiuui / uciu
Kuujj ^ uct , ijitTsv ,- ^ jrinscui ., ur . iu , vujiiC | » jj - cation to-his worth tWiVprirnte gen ' flemari . Thi »« av « a' Mr . ; Speaker a deal of tro « l ) le , spares a delicate e «< r Che unpleasant jarring click of the pk * l ,- : isA enables TOotheiTa " and daughters fto- ^ ep in security , while th «> iiMb . - » iid ^ , » re detained away -. from them in debate . " Viieusu ' gaiii , il ^ 'iin ^ ariiameataij and imdeopnt to apostrophwra nietnb « r by his narii < ri while you ;¦ inay tail against biiWf « S 5 J' » atldeficits vntdrtiiii , »» f 'tirx gallant iraemfert for : Guzzledowtt / yr ' iUeMnubWe lud oirthe erosf ! - jbenches . ' The reason is pk * iri ; : to call a njan by hLimnine in a large a ^ aembl-- draw ^ all tiarblooii into his face , and'prerokes all-hbiitent irascibilities : wiiereaa he can , or oiigVvt ;; t ) oIirten \ o the e v ) i doings charged a j-AJ «* t ; hw Parliahientary ; ftiriijiame , withbecomingcomppsure . Observe that ' nbthinjf-is-lpst b y these deceneien : a lie cojnve . vedun'Orderty phrase is » 3-intelhgiWeioai ttie vporjid , asif itwertjgivesdinexpressterms' ; a ^ d a CTiiSuiatkiB deiiveii no iiicf « a 8- ?' of iwlensity frpin calling up six mejiibersto oirdor , and ayntl ^ nin ^ : all the ihteiienraeeof the Speaker and his serjeant-a » -arni « i" • • •
"'Wifli' a » eciual disregard to the ^ prnth of nature , ' Beriety -M 9 & « ii ? ished a number of iiiofle 2 ii 5 ve ;\* 6 « aljl ?« . ; that haveginen Krea »« flfence . ' Jt is not very ld » £ - <» gO : si » ee . we heard Charles Komblfr ' read ; » a act , of ShaKspeasiys' H «* ry ; the Kouttlv to- ' . v rathwselMt iivAic ^ ce of the very ; be « f company in hondow ; and we were not a little gurorised ^ il rBjing that he could acarcely get ( biovgh half a Uoiew senteiwes , without being obl ^ eo to bolt aoaw of these dUcartfeiiserving-nien ofthB die * tionary ^—* - word * which wise Raleigh / - ' - . ajv »* . * chaate Elizabeth ^ freely . 'nsed ; bat which are now" oondwnneil , from our tender neg » rd ful tUfcency , to keejp ( aoiHpsny with the predeces » k oi'ineipie 83 ittte 3 , . Vhe fennnine ofVbrietT . and ^ divwa othei antiquated / bijtheaJthy proprieties too'te'dious ' to iiiehtion . It ik . bythis species -of ( Wrtraciem that ' stonswe-h ! ' has been enabled to usurp She : whole domain of the front- of : tfee trunk ; , that ' legs' havt been- raiaed in the world \ 6 <* kin < i lor the entire lower extremity' * , and'thai ladies are f prgiei-ufSmstle' tlirou >; h society likrthe painfedeheriibims of nlttfr-pif ^ ei * and pulpits , without anytKine . t » ait en . Thug it happans , tiw > thu t though a vrell-bred female : may continually make-a-shift v » &e must not wear one . | and-that ,- while every chicke » ti > ay liave a broaat without loBe- ( if ca « le v » woman is obliyjed ? to g * about the yroriA with a---i # cfc thai reaches from her « hi n ; 6 o > ber stomacher . " • • ••¦ ¦ •
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The Life afli AdventureH ofc "' JWCHOLAS NieK ^ SE ^; - No . 2 . Edited : py Bo-z , with illustrations'by * Phiz . Tbis work still preserves the interest" excited by the last num ' ser ^ -In the present partj * yojjnsr Nichots » is broug ^ on hi » journey from London to the bowel of the rascalry schoolmaster , alias Itotbeboys Hall . An ups ^ t of the coach on the K > ad ,, afFords an © ppbrtuuity of introducing two little episode * by way of stories told ; liy ' . th- » passengers , to enliven- the tiwe while waiting-. fff p a new coach ^ la t h « s 5 8 stories , considerable versatility of talent in ^^ manifested in the way of graphic " delineations of charsujter . We select : he fcH&wjpg extract , rather because it is short than because' we- esteem it as better than any otbear part : for .-when ; the whole is so ,-selestion is
Idifficolt . THE FEDAGOatTE ^ AND- HIS PUPILS ATS / BREAKFAST i Regarding witkuo BtnalVcnriosityund interest all titeWsy ' prepamtioiu ) fur the coming <)» y which every street and almost | every house dtBplayed ; and . thiuking now and than' that it sewapd rather hui < J that ko mai » y people of . all . rainka oad atattlo&s- eould earn a _ U « elihood in London , and thit htt- abetid : b > compelled to jonraey . s « f » . r » search ofconey . Nitheias \ epeedpy arrivedatthe Saracen ' s Head , Snow Hill . V Baring jdlgBusted hi « nMeTidant , and * eea the box safely . dfg «« ted ' . iBitkccoach-oflioei hA looked 1 iuto the coffee-toonv in-se » rch ¦ ¦ ¦¦
; o ( Mi . Squeen .: . . '¦ '' -. ' ¦ - . . ' ¦ ' . '¦'• . - ¦ ¦; . : He found th * i learned gentleman sitting at VeakCost , with : 6 h < three little boys . before -Uoticcd , and two others who bad ; . twra « 4 up by BOtne lucV y chun . e oince the iivtei view , of the prerisug dny , Tttflged in a row o * the opposife' -snafc . Mr . SfUMnhitd bel " * ne him aswall ineisure ol cof&e ,. » - plate of Llwt toaJit . aud u « ald round « f . beef . ; but he was at ¦ toot naoj iji ^ intent on jTcparing breafefastfor the Uttlelbdya ,. : " Thisis twopeon-Vrth . of . ' inilk is : it , waiterXf said 9 in jS ^ Btm , lookiftg down in * o a lurge tlue luutr , and'filaatipg it : geatl y * oaatoget-anaccutaWTiew of thequoatity . of liqaid xwtaraedinit .: ¦•;¦ , ¦ . - . - . . ¦ ' . ' - ¦/\ . ' .. . , ' ' ,- . ? V'I ' bat ' a twopenn ' urth , Siri ! iPeplied the waiter * : ui
- u What a rare ^ rtiole ilk - is , to be sure , In . ltoaioa . I" said Mr . ISqueers , wiritta « igh .. "Just 131 that : mug . up vwth . lnke-: \ wm water , VVilliasia , wilV . yoa ? " ¦ , "To the we ' ry top , Sir ? " ^ inq . aimii the waiter ; . " -Why , the j siik will be drowned . " j # " Sever ' you mind-that , ' . ' replied Mr . Squoers ; - ''Serre it : right for being , sa doac - You . ordered that thidc bread and 16 « tt « r for thre «^ did you ?!' i ** Comiftg directly , Sir . ' . ' f * * oa ; neeteitH hurry , youwrff , " suid Squeera ^; " thtje'a , jie » tyof time . ' .. " Ootiqvor your paasions , boysv Audi don't be after vutle is he uttwwd this luormLccf oept
aagsr * .- - , Mr , S <|« iers took a large . bitu out of tbe cold beef ,, audTecognized HlAolaa . . ¦ . - . - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ ¦ ; . " ¦ ¦ - . ¦;¦ > ¦ '¦ . . . . ; - ; .. ^ Sfitdowj » v ) M « . Nickie ^ : ' ' saM Squeew . " Here-we * re a ircaklnuting'yn'LeeciJ' ; V . ' : :. ., , , -. ; - \ , ' . ...: . ' . Nicholasdidf « rf : see thatiUiiTiody wasbTeaMaating except Mr . Squeew ; bothtf bowed veith all becoming reveceBce , and Wkedaschteerfuljis liecouli . . ; >'; ! ' "Oh ! thatVthe . inafc , and water , is it , Williaaft ? said Sgoten . " Venr < gqod ; . doUi't forget the bie » d . and batter ; ' pw ** ntiy . " ' ¦ . '¦¦ ¦ ; "¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦'¦ ¦ ¦ '' ¦ " " - ¦ ¦ . " . ' . ' . "" ; ¦ ¦ ' . ¦ ¦ '"¦ ¦ ¦ At thi * freshjneotion « f ; tiw . - bread and . butt « p , \ the- fi » e little b « jT » looked vcfyfiifferj . ajid followed the wwitec' tiot with ' ¦ * b * ir eye * ; UkainwhiloMr . Squeers tasted the- xnilk and ' ' ¦
wmtu . . ; . ; - \ - \ ., ; . ' . . " . •¦ ... . ; .-.., . - " ¦ : ; . . ¦ . ¦ . . ' .. _ ** Ahy saidithat g » nU » in » ii , smacking h ^ -lipa , ^ 'here ' s mhnesa ! THiak * of tho niany beggars « nd orgWna in the beet * that \ vt ) ul 4 be glad . Ot thia little bayei A shocking tkinfPhuniter ^ Jisa't . ifcMr ; NicklebyV . " " " Verjr ' slosjJOng . SBr , " saii Nicholas . ' ¦ \" LWheiiI- «» yAnBJliersiiiB t " pursued' Mr ) : Sam ? em , puiting iti ^ mu ^ bfcfi » e , Qie chUdBen ^ t thpboyon the . lelt hand nearest thewindow . ^» ivjr ta | c « a 4 ^ - ^»• ' ^ i *^!\ 4 >*? 5 nwnbeitWo the boy uextjhun . w » U ; g 9 ' iii , and so tiU . w « f < conu »; to iiumber ' five , * which ;* thelast toy : ATeyou i ' ea- ) y /! ' r " ' " ! 'Yes , SW ' cried all the boys Hithgi « itie « gf ; r » e 8 S . ¦ •¦ ' ^ That's riflhJt ^ w ^ -S ^ tteew . caln ^ ly ra ting on . wift his breatjfas . t J . " keep , ready till ^ tetl you . to . he ^ n- Subdue your , appetites ; ' my deirs ^ aad y 6 u ' ve conasitrgd human natnr . Thio u . lL . Utrir& VnnuTM « a' ^« rknVrth A&ilXVn&'Mb VlnVT ^ V ^ » i ¦¦¦
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¦ temlttng Tnwa »« ntMa nwaoanvqee y ana . tne . process wm iepeate 4 > till ^» & milk and wa ter t « nnM ^ te 4 With numd « r tfY « l , * *^» d . n « J « n " * «» iJ ttie achwUnaster , ' . [ dividing , the . V f ^ d a ^ jhu t ^ wr ft'ree into ! as iiyiny : portVDna ba there- ' wore < A&fn » V y » b had 'betfer look ««» rJS with ycinr brd&fosL f-tf-W % f iat * U 1 . Wow in » niiaiflto MiJw ; o ^ and thenev « ry . boy ^ lo ^ s «< infeng ihtia ' 0 . ^^ titir % J ! : iiiig ' ^^ - ^^^ . eXt ^ Xomeiougly / . ' and in diiwetate hast * ,--while tl ^ ' whoollmaster ( who warin , hig h | j < 4 o 3 ; h . umour . after hi » meal ) nicked hja-t ^^ f ^ ft ^ fc ^ fe ^ tfA 8 . 1 !^^** 0 ' ik * y&v * i lpt tunp . iaeliorn " < fisjhe » rd < r , v ., , . ' y . ' , ; ,. . . ^ ,, - ¦ ' ¦¦¦ ~ , ^ ¦ ' ** ¦ I'&biigbtit wotuBaTtTOlioni , '' aa ^ dSqdeers % ta ^ piagup att 4 ijWdu « iBg < i littfe tB 44 k * t * om undftr the seal * t '» put what ; 3 » tt&reBH-h » 44 twto . ea * > M *^ N SSwiiU Hint it iqittorwd , !^ jv-v . .: ;; . < i 3 t-V' " r- i- ^ .. - • vl--. b :. ; - . ^ .. ^ v :
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TAIT'S MAGAZINE . Taafs firet article is a tale of considerable-merit , by t >* e > Author of the 0 'Hara family . Tha May Meeting of ; the Societ } :. » f Iriendsf byi William Howitty contains much information respecting that singular ,, but re $ pectable * people oi a very interesting charaeteft . There are several other papers * ofsonje merit .-
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FRASER'S MAGAZINE . FraBer aebools the refractory ,. and heats-iijr . the awkwatrd : s < "uad of the Conservative rank * , - ; this mon * h | -in his lessons of IllifeeralisiB , in the true styleof agedagogue prie ; jtk - It isa iniserably ^ fesble effort ^ o ^ oad on a few lazy ; Gooservative cart hor * es The anatomy of gaming , dissection 5 , is an exgoiir tionwf * the . infamies that are nightly perpetraietl in that favoarite haunt of our privileged hereditary legislators ,, the Hell ofr all Hells , = Crockibrd'sJ The Y « ll © w plush corruspoadfeneis is cohtinue-i ,. and continues to > be amusing . Our club at Paris : admirably sustain * its character ^ stupidity .
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T £ LSB ! & NATURAL , H ? IST 0 RY of Biri- , Qjfldrupads , Fishes , Serp , eflts , Insects , &su « otitaining . general descriptions of the : LeadiBgjI ) iTisioD » f i GlasseSj ; i andi Q rderei of ; , ( the Antmal Kingdom ; and Interesting Memoirs ^ . withjkriking anecdotes and faithful likentssef of . the -snnQJpal indiyiduals < o { tsach cfessV . By ; the B ^ fl'Yf ^ ixjCK lauuion ^ Simptin andvMarshall , Sta ^ iongT 3-' - Hall ¦ Catttfe ; . svti VT . Croftg ^ , 19 , eh ^ miery ^ ane - ; Porhijv Moziey and Son \ Man Chester-. jBaacks ' * ndGo ± i 837 . ' " ' ' . "• . ' - " ; >¦ ¦ . ¦¦"* ? . '> ,- " : ¦
T-his i * a Boost valuable epitome of ^ ri immfiasuraHy uaaful science . HtSi-caiculatedit&be enjiine ' n ^ y useful : in fiunilies as a substitute for mwehk larger auiittorfr expenaive treatises in : which tbe infprma- ; tis ' OsiB yei ; neither ^ ^ Sftiamnle nbi * so Vj&fedv -It ' s viilufi to . religious families- as a text ' ^ odS ^ 6 ^;< Jliis ii > t » restiog study , for thft y « SthfuV mirid wiUr'be ' nrii- ' t » rtally iiiweased by -the . fact-thai alj , ' thiu desitriptiohe ' of the several Hi « njbers of the anrnial creation , while it ^ are - vivid $ ^ : gr * phic ,: are ^ dzdeeiikilly religwusV ^ xosti constantly ^ referring- 'i \ t < i ifinite koAthe irifinita--and the beSuties ^ oC tiy ?^ j f * a- ' iturs to the source- of all beauty aMpficfectton in
; thfl creator . Its axrangement is exceiieBt itp ^ plan icom ^ hensiv ^ anoUcoittfJete ; it does ,. n ^ ft eonsiu ^ i pf 'ft fe ^ det ^ hed wdid ^ 'irxakikapiia ^ l ^ tribes ; h » b 5 * contains gepiajali ^ qu ^ yj ^ ec ^ descriptions of alii tije oections and ( £ ( u *^ e ^ of ;^ 0 ; aoimai king ( iom maa excepted , th * % ^ in ^ it ^«^ r :, or tread the gr ^ wnd ^ or trace the nji ^ h ^ - * d eep ; . ^ rif titular , minute , ajid lengthened meoaspre ,, w ^ n-iany : intere « ting aneft 4 ftt «) & th&t . have . n « 4 . jfiftviQU ^ T p ^ et I th f public « ye » , ap « here gi-. en of . t ^ , mo 3 fr )^ -jjpnj ' / guished birds , ^ adrupeds , fishes ^ reptiles , at ^ rpwi !^ and ineiects , : q £ each . p 1 m «\ v ^^*^^ - ^^^ s ^ . j be able , to obtaia from the , yplu ^ n ^ \ gf n ^ cal and «?^ rect view r < , th » whole w ^ ect ot ^ a ^ aral- ^ u * t ()^^^ far as the , aaiOuil and uninitelUg . ^;<^ e |^ 9 pj ^ p ^ perned . iJ&hiftethnjcal ji ^ tintr ^ sla ^ fr ^ o ^ ^^ B
^ tejBia are ; ic 4 r ^ &lly :. ^ oid fdo ; a ^ a ^ ft nro- ;¦ : even of wteatifia I ^ rspi ) i % ^ igacftu ^ ted ^ ij ^ , ^ s Greek aod Latin languagcs know nothing o ^ thei r precise weaning ; aM& ^ JKfte . |® Qerality of ueaders , instead ; of coaveying any dtfinite ideas , suclj , word r andtir ^ are ^ uruaWg'ajjdp ^ p iekrn ^^ Snji ^ veB ^ thete uiad ^ rStaraKng -and ifonrpreS ^ jflittg ^ tJiiflg ^ s t wi ^ WplHlnwitho ^ n ^ m . ^ lt itt ^ itofe ^ fe ^^ K ww * e Sun'dre * i rif Very i ^ rkn- w ^^ nt »»^ katnd eontahft n ' early 5 « k > . b «« uHfuHy' pr ^ afK ^ OflH ^ pag e * for Sif . ' 6 a > -IfV * W&ti ^ ti # & % *' # * r # ^ J 6 T SV % Bfe i'Hefiftitf of our Vo «> ft ^« eSi * ' # *• cheap , so well exewted ; and so -TBve ^ f * WSy il ^ . ' WefaJbdok asiTaw ^ NatMa ^ awT : |^ ¦ ;; : .. ¦ ri ' f ' r ' Sb-y'i < . <" -r " «• ' •; -n : &ii ' : . > % -: r ^; ffs '' S ' i . M Yu \\\^ : ¦¦'' ^^
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[ WlSIR > 58 l AND Yl ^ tVB . THE JFofKBAlloij jdF . LiB&ky ^ y—JNisdqm a ^ phe is the true pow ^ , ^ thatis capafele of checking . the progre ss of op pret 8 ion j it ., ia the sword-wbdi . jjod ; gave W aui a fe ; driye violenie <> at of ^ he wwidi -LTbere ^ rr teaefc instrHct , ; propagat « f useful kaowle ^ ige wisdejh . v-aj 2 i virtue ;; expei error and aupepatition , and injnsto ! will gradually eeasf * ef itself to- prevail in ih * wdrlt 'The time will and » Wt ; come ; when PriiSea vril { idtem it their greatest jtriumph f » : j » rotect the laws ^ nd to show ikemsel ^ w ^ fatherV ^ ' generous inl I virtuous subject ?* : € on ^ aal ; in 6 ie . si ^ : of' ^ u th'i 8 ' ^ only road that leads- to tfe » t happy period ! ' We cari ;
? not , however , acceleratej By dint of force the arrivaj : of those times . Yetthey will , ; and i * a * tarrive a { last , because there is ^ ai Frovidencel . Believe ine jlibertyvcaHnot ; spring upjfrom blopa ,: thf ? wojd caa ' ; i » t prepare the soil wbererit h to ' grow : up * Tirutu " : l % ht and reason alaner jare : the nurses * of ^ berte Liberty at all times decliried again amoag-jt even nation where it pre «^ edVfr ? Hn ' not ^ , parfygp ^ ( an-iambition , andwas-notsupgortedbytruA . l Nbf , are a few individual wisefmeti sufficient to estahlisj lib erty ; the whole nstioB must be wise if ' 'it is fo ; Keoo » e free from oppression '¦ : '¦ wise men catt only isoaite ? the seeds of libepty .. ; Therefore Jet uff-carrt l % ht aad truth to those that are in / darkness * -and ' expel-ejror and superstition- ' from , the world . ; ' ; :
wa ^ i-onai , Iater& . ¦ & $£ & ¦ —Ej national Ht *^ . ttti *? we mean the expresaion of a sation ' s mnS "' tn writing ; . we mean the productionj- among a ^ peoiJfe of important works of phHosophy ^ and Jhithecfe ' partments- of imagination and taste ; we mean thp coB * r 4 butioa of new truthsI ' to * the stock of hmnad knewledge j we mean the lfeoughts of profound and prig j aalmiods , elaborated by the / toil of compositioi and fried- and made immortal ' int' books ; we meas the manifestation of a nation < 8--inteJle < rt , in the only , jorms- by whieh it can multiply , itself at home andi send - itself : abroiad . ' 7
ftlis ^ RiE * . of Inpolei « je ;— Ndoe so litfli enjoy life ,, and . are such burrtums to themselves , as those who' haive nothing to ¦{ & # :-. ;! 0-TAe active only have fakh true relish of life . He-wb » knows not what itiifr-to'labour knows not what it is to ; enjoy . Recreati < 5 n 4 s- «« ily valuable a ^; ife uBbeniis us :: the idle ^ ^ know « riotiing of it . . ; It is e 3 rertibn : that . render » rest dfc % btftil ,. and sleep sweet and uodisturbed ^ That tbtf- ' happiness of life depends-uppn ; . the regulac prosecutien of some laudable purpWe :, ' pr laudabl ^ calling , whicb > engages , helps , and' enllveas / all our powers , let ; those btar , witness v ? hoj , aftey spending yeairs in aqtiye-usefulness , rejtire toenjpy tbemgelveii They are a buri-hen to themselves- ; - ; . '
Rklichsous- JLiBERTy . - ^ Eyery persfiB shall enjoy the free-profession of his iaitlj , , and - iaiereise of worship toward * God ,. ' in such way as-he-shall , , ia his conseieacpy believe is mogfe- ' acceptetble . ; . ^ anJ shall be protected in this liberty by- - the authority of the civil raagistrate . Whoever shall-hBrt wrong , or offendi any- Indian , BhaUinci ^ her'S anj ^ penalty as if he had offended in like maoner against hisfd ! low plantor>—J ? & »^' * Charier , ^ y ] ; - . ¦ V CoNT ersa , « i © -x . —The obstrtjctions totte faculty of conversation ' aukse chieiSy fr 6 Ba--neg % enoe or ill . directed attestien ; towards ehildreBj by . wbieli meaas their suseep ^ ibtlity ajsd ' ciiriosi ^ run t * waste , theft power of utterance tstkea a tnaleyolent diireietibn ' , > ni their' learning ends in disgust . ^— Gbstn ^ ions % Conversation .. '" ¦'¦ - "
CoRONATlOif CEKBMGNiESrT ^ The-IiGcd Gre&f Chamherlaiais- bojBnd " to carrx'the-King his shirt and clotbes- ' the HKMtting of the-coronatioo . ;'' and for this bs-ckiini » *' iojty yard& ' -of ; erimsaji velret fpr . arob >;^ also thfe ^^ King ' s bed and . bedding , ani the . furaituret-ofi bis chamber , wherev-he ; slept tbi night befere tthe , eorooation , with- his .- wearing ,- -sp . parel , aod-nigh ^ gewni aiso to ^ seEve tbeiiag WJJ& water be&wand after dinner , aadiito- 'baj-e- the ;!?«• sons , and towels ,, awl cop , of assay ; " ' : ' . Thi » is ideafr aiice wiA . a : ratigeaB ^« j-- ;» , Xh ^ . ^ tej ^ . w « : aijfeitold i ? still gjyeaiinr . ikind :: the j other 5 e ? quisjte * -are : ; coi 9 « pounded . fWi . in ; a » n « y ,: wjth ^ ne . es 6 e ^ m M ^ cup , wbichjsrnot allowed by tbatCourt ; of Claims , — Regalities ^ -,- _ : ') . ¦ - -. -, w *; ;>; ' :, ; .: : , ; ¦ ;? v " r . ;;^^ :, ;;
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; : . ; . ¦ . ¦ - / t »» . . mo ^^ Lir ; eiiR ^ i ^ .. ;^ ff > , This i » the third i number which-ba * beeij pub * lishedof this Magazine , and the . fir 8 tiwhieh < w ' eiaife received .: ' ¦ : ' ¦ ' : ¦ ' ¦ > '' 0-ry ; .-o ' ; . ' :- ' '¦ ; n :: " ;?? f : !^ ' . > >¦ ¦ ¦ , ¦ ¦ - ; Its first article is an able expose of the injustice to which ; Ireland ia , and has ever , ( since ; the . sttbj «»» i gationy been Bubjected *; and , especially as td « ccl « 8 i-J astical afaini . ' ; The Jrfe ancLwritinga . lot ^ cS » t ^»» " * J lengthy arti 6 le , » f < wh | ch '! W , e caia ^ offer ^ tMv < lmni 6 n ' , c not ha ^ xng iead ^ it . Ini a ^ ery ^/ leng ^ y ^ aoi' ^ ibjy i written ar ^ cte , ; the w ^ Arnottandof Mr . Joyce , of which much has lately ) been said , are examined and discussed . Dr . Arnott' s 1
claim to originality and > mrentiod is dispxttedciuidf disailowe ^ and Mr . Jb ^ c « ' 9 ^ ^^ be emmehtiy calculated so to poison the : atmosphereas to produce a very iirjuTiqufl efi % et on tfeii ^ lta ; while that of the Doctor is declared'to be no better ^ unless means ; . of / ventilati ^^^ b ^ certain j ; regular , and : ^ a ^ wda ^^ ' uaft ' - ' tK ^ v ' ^ riiiip | i ) are ^^ conienipiaied ' hf ^^ V ^^ iiK % \^^ it ^ clusiorj from f prtafr . n , ^ inber 9 , <| f iai ' rotoantic , ^^ . ofj considerable jniergst .. Every part , ' 6 | ' ^ s ^ ag iinftp ' , is gobd , r ably ! written ,. : and ! ' wlejl gonducteidii , ~ , W # : conclude pur present notice ; by the ^ llowin ^ amusing extract front the . Essay on JSf anners : — , "; , ' .- . ; - ;
• . M I h _ a , ve there to note another trait of incowect manners , namely ^ a lon g story . Suchis the quantttm of matter stirring in London that London willii ^ t endure ii ; . Sir , Andrew Kawatfi / e toy . onelateral ' a house " . 'dinner"iat . we AiXieassjim with very good ; effewt . It was to the f ptkrmh g gnrpdrt or effect i ^ : A detent young woman entered a Paddington oniniT . bis witK ttninan ^ in her ainns / 'df whom tfieothjer , passeBgers admrre ^ the ibwrifty . Sir Andrew axl ^ the lyoung WOTiian , when the refaele iarriyedihSkipnifi Street , were ; theonly parses left : in the carriage . 1 Will yob have tbe goodness , sw f' said the ' dainsel , '! 'just to hoB this child while 1 step into ; that shop ?' - ' Certainly , ' answered ; Si : Andreve , The living burden was accoPlfiBgiy depotfitedj a ® d ; away ^ went " . the proprietor of it < Ale w minutes elapseiet- ^ she fetpriaed
¦• apt ; . The ca *; Banged to the rd » dr eja ' fcujating ¦^ A ^ l righ ts ' arid l # erCT"nh ^ icarTyingiSir Aridrfew ^ in the ' situ ' ation' oftfbn Jphtfin tfke- Chances . When- Ohe driver arrived ' a * ihe cprnfT of Ironmonger Laive ^ a grave , elderly gcirtleman iwa » Jtalfeii up , who , in hisrtOnrn , expressed bi-fadHMJration : of tbe infant ' s beauty .. ; 'Will you have thegcode&i , sir , to 1 hold tiiis child for on 0 minutf . V Sfad ,, sir Andhewy in his turn , beckoning ' the cadr'fi- i ' ptep at Bow jEhurc , h . 'By alVineansi sir , ' anWered the eldettjff gentleman . Hereupon Sir Andrew fioiiiided from tbjecalmage , paid the eadhis sixpei > ce atid ran down Friday-Street like * th » innkeeper'i » Joseph Andre-w ' S' y fr without any feafr of breaking' hi # neckv ' Dick DapKcate was so plesfeed with his ' Story ,-thftfc he detenained to tell it at a ; diuner of-Americans
who were-gying auei warfer to Madaine ; Veatris ' s theatre to'see Puss in Boots ,- Here Mrtf-IJuplicate was terribly ^ out in his reckoiung for the three followW ine reasoaiKr—i * t . American * eat with . rail-read velocity ; 2 i- ' - They never luughvat a joke ; and 3 d-Being engaged -to go to the theatre , they nmst see > every thingin'ord ^ r to obtain their anoney ' s worth . The consequence was that Diefc wan left to tell thsconclusion of bis-story to two empty ; decanters . The ip « Dor fellow iraSie to rne for cs »«« olittion . 'Never [ mind , Dick , ' said : f ' you are going , neat Wednesday itwYork , to visifei your two maid « ff > aunts . York is
idulland distant , and your aunts have-na * occupation | , ljut a poodle dog . TelV tnem the story ; amplify it fid libitum;— -you may enlarge upon ^ th * futility , of fonmibuses , speculi $ tfr upon the cosditioain lite of ^ h » j yonng woman , * - arid the probable" nv > Uve of her Kius getting rid o ? her charge . Talk of Skinner Btrert . Say you renieaibpr , when a > boy ,-its uoiiesisteace , ajiu its cir-iuitous predecesscfir .-SiioW Hill : aad after mentioning . Bow Church , - fteflk of the di * ag » n on ' the top of its- steeple , with a suitable allusion lo Sir Thomas Gttwhara ' s graashopp ^ rt : All this wiS . bfr g ood manners > at York ; for , diipend > upon it , your maiden aunts will ; stand all this- and . a great devhtnare if you are in ' --the- humour to utter- i * . " '
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Northern Star (1837-1852), May 5, 1838, page 6, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct523/page/6/
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