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GOBBETT'B IilGAGY TO LABOIIKERS . NOW PUBLJSHINGi Price Is . 4 d . COBBETT'S LE ( JACY TO LABOURERS ; In Six Tfetters , addressed : to the Working People of England . With a Dedication to SIR ROBERT PEEL , Bart , By William CobbettV M . P
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MINER AX TEER A ME T ALLIC , --For FUling Decayed Teeth , without Heat , Pain , or Pressure ; and Incorrodible Mineral Teeth fixed miliont giving the least Pain , or shewing any fastening whatever . LEEDS AND BRADFORD . ML 1 SKELL , SUBGEON DENTIST , OP NO . 12 V PARK-ROW ^ LEEDS , T > ESPECTFULLY announces that he is on a Professional Visit to Bradford , and for the better Xv Accommodation of hU Friends , has made Arrangements to attend those Places , and mav be-cou- ' ulted in all the Branches ofDENTAL SURGERY as follows , until further Notice :- ^ * Erery Wednesday and Thursday , at Mrs . Brigy ' s , JVell-Street , Bradford ; and every Monday , Tuesday , Friday and Saturday , at his Residence , V & \> Park-Row , Leeds . INCOH&Ot > IBLE IWINEIIAL TEETH , From One to a complete Set , which are not enly Indestructible , but also incapable of Dlsceloturation . Amongst the advantages of Mr . EskeU ' s System , one of the principal is , that it confers the powers of tbe most distinct Articulation , and submit * this as really an advantage of the utmost importance , but when to it is added the capability of biting the hardest substance , without pain , though last , not least , that it give ? the appearance of juvenility to countenances otherwise of an aged appearance . Mr . Eskeil wishes to impress upon the Ladies and Gentlemen not to have the least prejudice against his Artificial Teeth , for they are both useful and ornamental ; his principle is quite diiferent from any qther it conducts to both beauty and comfort . .- : A new Description of Mineral Teeth that closely resembles nature ; these Mineral Teeth eminently possess every superiority that can be desired over . the various substances offered to the public for similar purposes ; their colour is unchangeable , and they may be bad in every gradation of shade , to suit any that may be remaining in the mouth . In point of economy the Mineral Teeth will be found highly advantageous to the wearer , is in durabilitr .
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In consequence of numerous applications continually received from Bradford and the Neighbourhood , one of the Proprietor * of Dr . Henry ' s French Heroine Pills , will attend every Wednesday and Thursday , at No . 4 , George Street , facing East Brook Chapel , Bradford . A TREATISE IS JUST PUBLISHED ON THE VENEREAL & SYPHILITIC DISEASES , AND GIVEN WITH EACH BOX OF DR . HENRY'S FRENCH MEROINE PILLS , / CONTAINING plain and practical directions for the effectual cure of all degrees of the above com-\ J plaints—with observations on seminal weakness arising from early abuses , and the deplorable consequences resulting from the use p f mercury , the whole intended for the instruction of general readers so that all persons can obtain an immediate cure with secrecy and safety . Prepared and sold by the ' sole Proprietor , at No . 74 , Cpbourg Street , Six Doors from Brunswick Chapel , Leeds . In Boxes , 2 s . 9 d . and 4 s . 6 d . each . With each Box is given directions how to take these Pills , observations on points beneficial to the patient , being hints worth knowing by those who are or have been , sufferers from this dreadful and devastating malady . , .. " - "'¦ . : That cruel disease which has destroyed s « many thousands is now unhappily so well known that a recital of iu effects is quite unnecessary , its malignant influence extending by inheritanc © from family t < v family , and whtn the great Doctor Henry became professor to the University , he conferred an invaluable benefit upon mankind b y the discovery of his grand panacea for the cure of this deplorable complaint . The certainty with which the Pills are continnally administered can be attested by . many thousands who are annually cured by them . What mediciae can be more appropriate than that which has given such general satisfactien ? The French Pills root out every particle of the insidious poison , purifying in their Prt > 8 ?« ? ^ e whole maBs of fluids . They not only remove the disease but they renovate by their action the different functions ^ f the body—expelling the grosser humour , and in a manner so imperceptible as to convince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers . They neither contain mercury nor any other , mineral , and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery ; they require no restraint of diet , kiss of tim « , or hindrance of business , but effect a complete cure without the least exposure to the patient . At any period whe * the slightest suspicion may exist it will be well to have recourse to the French Pills ; for when taken before the disease has made its appearance they act asa certain preventive removing the complaint effectuall y and secretly . The deplorable state in which many persons have been when visiting the Doctor ( from the use or mercury ) renders it imperatively necessary to caution the uublie against that dangerous mineral when injudiciously administered . uocior
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BLAIE'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS , continue to call , forth the grateful thanks and approbation of all classes of . society . From many of the highest blanches of the nobility to the poorest peasant , they have happily been the means of giving a degree of health and comfort ; which in most cases had not ibeen enjoyed for- years ; , they effectually relieve the most acute fit of Gout in a few houre , and seldom fail to enable tke : patient to resume his usual avocation in ^ two or three daysj and if taken on the nrstsymptoms , the patient , is frequently ' left ^ ^ ih doubt as to the reality of the attack . And there is another most important effect belonging to this Me'dicihethat it prevents the disease flying to the brain , stomach , or other vital part . ; . : . ^ .-- ¦/ . An : extract of ^ a letter from / Mr . Sissons , Bookseller Worksop , Agent for the sale ; of this Medicine . father has been '
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he is now perfectly well and following his usual employment . Elizabeth : Brown ^ Church Street . Mabgate , Leeds , lias lately had her wrist . broken , and was nineteen days in the Infirmary ^ without obtaining any relief from the excessive and excruHating pain . -which it caused ; The whole arm was swelled to an enormous size , in consequence of mismanagement , and the poor woman was subjected to the greatest agony . She had , however , heard of Pr . Bird , to whom she immediatel y applied , and who gratuitously efi ' ected a complete cure for her in afew'days . ¦ ¦¦• ¦ - . ¦' ;¦ . . : ¦ ' : : ' - ;' - ' ; ¦ . ' : ¦ - . ..
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NEWS AGENCY , AND PERIODICAL PUBLICATION OFFICE , No . 5 , UNION STREET , MARKET PLACE HALIFAX- ' TfTTLLIAM IBBETSON ancerely thanks'hu ¥ I Friends for the very extensive support he has received among diem , as a NEWS AGENT , and « egs to inform them , and the public generally , that be has taken a Shop , in the above public and convenient Situation , where h « hopes , "by prompt attention to Business , to merit a continuance and extension of their support .
W . J . has on hand Mr . Hfll ' g valuable Publications , " Thk Rational School Grammar and Entebtaisiso Class-Book , " and Progressive Exercises , " adapted to the Successive lessons of the foregoing Work ; price One Shilling -each , bound in Cloth . " W . L receives a Parcel from London every week and can therefore supply his Friends with all such Books , Pamphlets and Stationary as they may need on tiie same Terms as any other Dealer . AH the London and ProTineial Newspapers , of whatever politics , supplied at the earliest possible period after Publication .
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TjlBAlEPTON'S # K , L OF HEALTH FOR X ' -- - BOTH SEXES . The unprecedented Sale of these Pills , arising 3 ram tie-earnest recommendation of the many thousands who have derived benefit from their use , " render any lengthened comment unnecessary ; they are ' uot -put ^ forth as a cure for all diseases to which mankind 5 s liable , but for bilious and liver complaints , with their many and wei-known attendant bilious and ack head-ache , pain and oppression after meals , giddiness , dizziness , singing noise in the head and ears drowsiness , heartburn , loss of appetite , wind , apasms , &c . ; they are acknowledged to be vastly * upenor to any thing ever before offered to the public
, and &r those of a toil habit of body , they will prove ¦ tnd jmvaluahlfi ; while as a general Family Aperient Tor either sex they cannot fail to ensure universal : sa&fection Two or three doses will convince the -afflicted of their salutary effects . The stomach will 3 « edUy regain ifa strength ; a healthy action of the J ^ rer ,. Bowels , and Kidney * will rapid ' ly take place : and instead of latlemess , beat , pair , and jaundiced ^ peaxanee , strengtiy acuity , and renewed health , -wiilbe file qjmck result of taking ibis medicine acoordipe to the directions accompanying fc- ^ ch box Solf VT . Pxoot , 229 , Strand , London . Price 1 * . 1 $ & ; aaJ 2 s . 9 d . per box ; and by Smeeton , Bainhardt v . Tarbotton , Baines and Newsome
^ lap&amJBell , Allen , Land , Hay , Heaton , Smith , ieeds ; Brooke ; Dewsbury ; Cardwell , Lawton , Snnr , GIO Smith , Wakefield ; Brice , Priestley Fontefract ; Rhodes , Snsithj Goldthorpe , Tadcas-*» : i Cameron , Knaresborough ; Dennis and 'Son , Sloson , Hardman , Collier , Little , Bellerbj , Yerk «^ BO 8 t of the Agents for the celebrated "Blair ' s ™** «« I Rheumatic Pills ; " one of whem is to he V * B > d m every Town in the Kingdom . . *^ w > rFE t ? rPT 0 NS PILL OF HEALTH , pSj ^ Pc * * ?^ ^ nd address of " Thomai jJJjV * Strand , London , " 0 D ^ GoTermneat
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By the arrival ofMp ^ W-siillA ert , at Mmoutb , on Saturday EbWvfe Bve Ji&Tve 6 \ HaHfi& journals to the 20 tfailipbti 8 » . le AlerT 3 > rwgsC iw&cial dispatches fro » Uie « b <^ dr « q ^ oya SjM ^ ffi "New'Brunswick , and The CaniSi ( jjM ) utthegenerat intelligence from Navy Mand-- ^ ffiytheatre of the t&haQion ia ~ the Upper . Rjpviacagyis not of a later ' W ^ as || e acco w ^ * &ei ^ # b y tbi& last arrivals BnrF ^ ew ^' jOTutiswieky ^^ is a Srodigious favourite . Addresses , breathing the most _ SBflS * SiB » 3 ffl « 3 SC ^ confidence in bis wisdom and discretion , were in the course of preparation ; and , to render the farce complete , the Governors were prayed to imitate his
ex-^ o ^^^^^^^^ m ^^^ m Smmt with , a view of proving to the- , mother country how very orderly and loyalXwere her North American dependencies .- The . CprriwalHs , Captain Sir ; R * Grant j had cPnveyed the 66 th Regiment from Jamaica to Halifax , from whence the menWereto be draughted to : M ontreat , with as little delay as possible . Papineau is reported ^ have taken reiage « i Washington . His papers' and correspondence are repprtea to be enclosed in the official -dispatches brought bythe Alert . ^ . ^ , . ,,, ; - ^ -
,: . V ^ K- / . ; , . : / , AMERICAN .,-,, ' : ; V : : ^ - ., \ , Thei Congress ' apbea > to have been toomuch bccupied ; in' passing ; laws ; for- making ; money to attend to : making laws for the } puMshnient of crime . The details of a murder in cold blood , ' and in open dayKght , ETC given in thesepapers , which sufficiently show how little person , or property is respected , and what are the sort of ruffian * forming thes republicof Texas . Osae Speight , the town constable of Nacogdochesy having ; a warrant against a Captain Cpstley , a resident in tie neighbourhood , but casually in tfie p lace , ha ^ binr arrested by a person standin g hy ^ as he was sitting in an open porchi fronting a store * and whilst thus heldfast ^ -wi thout having made any resistance or uttered any abuse , Speight deliberately
shot him throiigh ; thebreast with a pistol , and he instantly expired . No steps were taken ' against Speight ^ who remained at large , but an accomplice Pi his , named David Powell , had the cold villany immediately toproceed to the bouse of the deceased j wherejunder false pretences , he obtamedfrom the widowV unconscious of what had occurred , a fine horse , with which he made off towards the west ; . The warrant against Cpstley .: arose from " his testimony being required in a : edse where he was Baid to have been present when one Chamber ^ had 'Moaned- ' . some mpney to Powell , at the ; rate of 10 per cent . j forsix month 3 , 305 dollars of which were said , on examination afterwards , to be found counterfeit ^ . though this was believed to be a false accusation to get rid of the debt . —Times . ¦ ¦
:. :- ¦; - - ; - ^ ;¦¦ - ¦ - ^ . FRANCE .- ; V .: - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' / ¦ - r-. A rumour circulated in Paris on Saturday evening that a ministerial crisis was at hand . The election df Passy sto be president of tbe cpmmissioh of the budget ; had exasperated the Poctnnares ; or rather the more furious of them , to an extreme degree . They demanded , thtojiigh the columns ; -of La Presse , the immediate dismissal of Messrs . C > a . lm on and GrttiSN frbm their places . These deputies are members of the centregaucAe , but , like Mr . Dupin , hold places under the government . Even the dismissal of M . Dupin himself was hinted at , although the act of the President in going to t ? . \ e Tuilleries in the old uniform of the deputies pn tide very night of the day
oii which this uniform was abolished by the Chamber oughtsurely tohaye won for M . PupiN the indulgence o { the ultra-courtiers . But nothing can appease the fury and ambition of the Doctrinares . They insist on M . DucHATEL being made instantly Minister , and they say that they had thei promise of the Mowtalivet portion of the Cabinet fof his elevation in case that M . Duchatel was named president of the commission . They acuse M . Mole , M . SAtvANpy , and the other portion of the Cabinet , - . of having caused the failure , and they will avenge themselves , they say , in the discussion of the Secret Funds , which they will throw out in conjunction with the left , ana by so doing upset the Ministry . — -Morning Chronicle . , -
( From Le Droit , of Sundiiy , ) THE IKFERNAL MACHINE . The Council Chamber issued , on Saturday , a decree in the case of Hubert and his reputed accomplices ^ three of whom have been Testoied to liberty , and six others are sent before the Chamber ;' of Accusation , which is to decide whether there be isuflicient charges against the prisoners to warrant their trial by tiie Court of Assizes . Among the accused liberated on Saturday was Mademoiselle H erg aland , who had been implicated on account of her intimacy with Mademoiselle Orimvelle . ';¦ The latter had employed her to work for / her during several months , and had committed
to her keeping a sealed parcel , containing various articles belonging to Morey and Pepin , amongst othert ? , the ropes their bands had been bound with previous to their execution , some linen stained with their blnpd , locks oi ' tlieir hair , and Morey's slippers . Mademoiselle Hergaiand * it appears , was not aware of . 'the contents of the parcel . ' M . Godard , a merchant of Rouen , and Klupell , a German , have likesvise been set athberty . . ¦ . Hubert had been arrested in Boulogne-sur-Mer , oh his landing from the London packet . A pocketbook , which he left in the Lauds of a custom-officer , led to the discovery of the conspiracy , and he was apprehended in the street , on his way to post alerter lor Mademoiselle Grouvelle .
The . papers found in the pobketrbook , and in the possession of Hubert , compromised a number of individuals . The police proceeded to arrest Messrs . Leproux , a Judge of the € hil Tribunal of Venins ; Godard , a merchant of Rpui n ; Annat , a journeyman currier ; Stcuble ^ a machinery maker ; Klupell , a German ; Ginaud , E > r . ; Brouard , and two women named Grouvelle and Hergaland . ; . ¦ " " , Mademoiselle . Gfouvdle appears to have been irttirnately acquainted with Hubert , and to have often suppliedhim with moneyV Sonie papers , seized on the latter , tend to proves that she had a knowledge of his intentions . A similar jemark applies to M . Leproux , to whoni Hubert had addressed a letter , m which he calls him his friend , apprises him of the state of the affair , and promises to meet hinat . the appointed rendezvous . M . Leproux says in his de ,-fence , that he cannot account for Hubert ' s motive in wr iting him such a letter , the more so as he k an ¦ utt er . stranger tohim . :
^ Annat was a constant companion of Hubert , and harboured him for some time after his liberation from his prison ^ The ; police ha \ ing searched ^ his ropmj discovered a paper in Hubert ' s handwriting m which he advises his fellow-conspiratofs to hire a shop on the road usually traversed b y the Kir ig ;> for the execution of their ^ plan . Accordihg to the stoe paper , the machine was to be placed under a coacndpor , and set fire to the moment Hip Majesty should pass before it , whilst other conspirators would throw Cpngreve rockets into the Chamher of Deputies , and setitonfire ; : ^ ¦ ' ;
In Paris and LondPr i Hubert had often visited a Swiss machinery maker , whose father had come td Paris last summer to offer the French Government a war , engine of his invention , This young mail , named Steuble , does not know a word of French . Hubert being a German , spoke to him in his native language , and sorin becoming intimate with him , presented him to Mademoiselle Grouvelle . Hubert and Steuble ihortly after wards set on t for London , where the machine was to : be constructed , but the money promised by Mademoiselle Grouvelle not hemg forthcoming ,. Steuble quarrelled with Hubert , and threatened to denounce the plan to the French Government . He Was , however deterred therefrom by the fear of Hubert , whom he charges with
: having , stolen the draught of the machine . Steuble met in London a Gennan named Klupell , who had been obliged to quit his country in cpiisequence of a prosecution , totally unconnected with politic * , and was !; thefl ^ living in ^ the British capital w ^ iOuteniploj-ment . They gubsequently set ont w' Paris together , but it does not appear that Klupell had" any knowledge of the conspiracy . While in Paris Steuble called every day on Mademoiselle Grouvelle , in whose lodging he spent mast of his time . : It was there that Dr . Brouard , physician to MademoiselleGrouvelle ,-saw for the first time Steuble , who : was theriindisppsedi He afterwards visitedhim in a professional capacity at the house of M ;; yincent Gmaud i in Riie , d ^ nfer , vrhere Mademoiselle Gronvelle , had p laced him and his travelling companiorij Klupell . ; M . Giuaud is a friend of that Iddy ; he went by her desire , in the course of tte summer , to Normandy ^ to askmbnevof an in ^ iw ^ nol
of flie iname of ; VatiqueUn , for an nnknowri purpose , 9 frM . Gmaud reftised to give any explaaatipn on the subject . Dr . Brouard was liberated after a few days ' confinement * it being evident that he had nothing-to npivnthtiifrafiau ' r : ' \ , y ^^ r *' / --. '¦ ; ri > -:- ~ t : --- .- \ :. ¦ : ¦ : ¦ ¦ ;; Miadempiselle Grouvelle ' tas constantly reftised to f ^ g'y te ^ he que stions ptit to her : by the examinink jnage . / iHubert , 6 maud ( . aiid . 'Attnat have « d 6 pted ttie ^ ame system i declaring that they wonld account tor their condnct to the jtiry , who alone were competent to judge them . , Steuble i * said * to have made ^ P Prtantrevefetiopfti-Hergays-cfoin his defence that his machine , w ; as . n ot " made wjtha . view tQ kill the KiM-jJh at ^ WaB ^ ^ aVar-eng ine ^^''¦ th at , ^ being a Swiss pjpihirth , ; and ; hvuig . tihder » 'Tepublic , he was natxt-^ Wf » ro ua ^ tosee that fotm of Government estab- ; ^^ , , Franc ^ and ^ at it wa ^ becausehe percei ted a ijrobabihty- * f his wishr beint realized that he had » wsely :. * rittett those iwords atthe ^ -head of a 'doctK » j ^ t . foMd ; Jbgu his pdasession-H" Treaty between P ^ ble and the Frehph / Republic . '' ' ¦ V ; . :
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y ^^ ERicAt Hd ? 8 EWii : iPPiN «^ -- ^ 0 n Mondar tbe ^ v . W . H . Bloeksome , rector bt Stantdn , w £ m&mt before the magistrate Bitting in petfyses . WMW charged with the fbUowbg # f « J Mr . J . Dimock , the <) staa 8 ter of Broad . WtJ ^ XByf' defendant ^ having some complaint to W about the delivery of a letter at the rectory -iront _ over to the post-office in his phaeton , and aske ^ Mr . Dimock for an explanation . The complainant immediately entered into the subject , during whicK tune he put his foot on the step of the wrriace which the rev . gentleman perceiving , exclaimed ' lake your foot off my carriage , you vagabond " IwiJ& ^^^ P ?™^ ^ ewhip ioJMfc , gmo ^' 8 , « houlder » -itfHi ; - ^^ ^ igourou ^ mannerl Mr . Blocksomedid notdeny ^ ie cbMge / and ^ beino
unable to offer the Wait del ^ e for ^ clr ^ riVanl nnptOYoked conduct , gag-fined in the-penaltv « f- # A mwmtffl ^ mi ? ***^^ ^^ ii ^ mnct ^^ W ( f ^^ mtiiL raqoisite paragraph-iinc . m ; a government i ( aper > -5 " -the Queen , within these few days , has written i letter :-io the Earl ; . pf Munster ^ expressing her intention to continue to the children of her dear and deepty Tegretted ' uncle ttit > same " aUowaripei given to thembjrhim , \ h : ~^ £ l ^ m ^ t amrai tpjeaeh pf the sons ^ and £ 500 fet annum to ' each iifvvth * hters
daug . " Let % rgeople reflect' thafKalJ rthis bounty is taken , not from the Privy purse j but from the taxes , and they wilJ . form a ) good idea 6 f Boyal munificencei Consideg % -the plaice ^ ppnwonsi ' ana smecures , . orcpnmiliwpBaV-poMe ^^ ¦ this L ^ ri Munster , and b y all , hiij Brothers and . jsisterfj we think that he ought to he ashanjed . to &uiin Ui family oh the taxes , v tVhy . does he not sect t 6 ^ them to a feeh ' ngiof ; honest ¦ independence ? Wfi * don't the vermin learn forWork ^ J ^ lieir own living ? Why don ' t the people teach / A ^^ FX week ortwa at Claypole along witg ^ nest ^ ohn Lawson , and his wife , would be Pf infinite service " . to them ; : ;
Protests . —Lords Brotigham | : EUenborough and Fitewilliain , have . geveratly : protested against the third reading of the HDan ^ ^ PKiKCELY MtrNipiqENCB"' <> P THE i Cl ^ tt * GY . —Thie following specimen of ; pnneely muni , licence" has recently ; : taicen place at ^ rothaoL Kent , where a subscriptjori-iist , : for alievialfcuigjthe miseries of the starving pbor of that place ^ contaihs the ^ following splendid : « ontnT ) utionsv ^ gaxe . Pefi peteal Curate of Stanstead i 2 s ; . ;'« the ^ ^ icar m Wrothani , 2 s . ; the ItegiStrarV Pf the Trerogatire Court , 2 s . j the Perpetual ¦ ¦ Curate of WopSandg 2 s ; a Prebend of Canterbury , 2 s . * the Rector of Wrotham , 2 s /; the ^ icaif ^^ a ^ Peckham . 2 s :-: Prebend of Lincoln . 2 s .,: a County Maeisttaie . 2 b .
brother-in-law to the Bishop of Bpchester , 2 s total , £ 1 . For fear : that our readers might have been overpowered with astonishment at theimaeii ^ sity of these sums , we have mercifully broken the matter to vtHem by degrees ^ They areperhaps bj this time , sufficiently prepared for the astoundint announcement , that all these responsible and import tant offices are filled—alt these immense sums art subscribed-Hby ; one and the same ^ erson--the Rev George Moore , of Wrothani , whose six or sevea thousand a-year put of the-public mpney , the public will not have the slightest disposition to grudge --Weekly Dispatch . / ^ ^
• Tee-Total . Tontine .- ^ tA society haa recently been formed by the tee-tptallers of Dairy on iW following principle : — -Tie members meet ever ? Saturday night ; and deposit a sixpence . Air wio fail in their abstinence vows are expelled ^ - and leave what they have contributed ^ behind them in the funds . All who persevere in their abstinence Tescw lutions will have the funds equally divided among them at the end of the year . Every surviving at herent will thus have at least ; his ownmoney back with his sober . habits strengthened by-the twelv months' practice , while defaulters will , not only lose what they have contributed , but lose all the benefit of their abstinence resolutions j and the cost of baefc sliding to the bargain . -i ; . ¦' ; . .
_ Effects of iNTrEMPERANCE . —The foliowiig distressing accident pecurred in Shadwell very lately A young bargeman named yfni . ^ arburtohj who had but lately married , came home in a beastly stafe of intoxication . His wife ^ whohad been impatientl y watching the ; hours as' they ^^ passed CT / Varburton having , been Put the whole of the previoiis ni ght on the spree '' ) , endeavoured' to get him to he ^ but the bargeman , inexorable ; to her entreaties , tobk his pipe , seated himself in a chair before a Blazing fire , and in a short time fell asleep . His wife agaij
attempted to arouse the snorer , but in vain | a ^ haying business to do above stairs , left her husbaiii to hia dreams . In ahout three quarters of . an hmir she was alarmed by hearing a heavy fall , followei by a deep groan , and inunediately descending , per . ;; : ceived her husband lying on the hearthstone wM his head across the fender , attempting in : ¦ vainS unfastenhis neckcloth , which , as well as his jacket was in a complete blaze . The anTighted _ wfe in . ' mediately , by her screams , aroused : her nejg hbosa ^ and with their assistance ^^ prevente d W arbu rtan frojii , being burnt upon the spot . ? He ; has , however ^ been so severel y injur ^ that his life is despaired of . :
OuTRAOESiN SussEX ^ ---TheJBri ^ A < on Giiardak says that the neighbourhood of Hastings continu * to remain in a very unsettled state . During the last few days We have gone through the . district , and ji , all quarters we have heard that the labouring popiii lation was in a dreadful state of distress , and tlflff the commission of crime was becomi % ' mprefreipi " es {{ At Icklesham ,: it has been thought . advisable to ca in the presencerot the military , ; in ^^ cbnsequence ' rf a diabolieal attempt made on Wednesday night ; fc ' the life ; .. -of the Kfev . Mr . Eichards ^ the Rectdr tf that parish . The ^ ^ rev . gentleman had ^^ invited tl «» juvenile branches of his neighbours '; femiues to partake of a treat at his house oh that day ; aoi when they were about takinsf&ieir departure , seven !
children , withMri ^ andMrs . Richards , werestandi ^ at ; -the door , some ^ ^ miscreant frbny behind a qriiekset hedge disbharged a ; gun loaded with small shot m among the ^ group , fortunately without seriously injunng any One , though some -of the children land " Mr . Richards vrere struck ., No clue- whatever lul been discovered of the guilty man ; - . Five mor ^ : tf the metropolitan police arrived , at t ^ inchelsea pi Friday nightj and we hearareperinan ' entlyengageJ , ' it being found impossible t 6 repose cPnfidence in the neighbouring ^ population * Wfelare ; abp tpl 4 thaitt is far frombeing safe ^ travelling : thtpugh this part of the county ; in fact , insubpMnatio ' tt . revels in t great measure throughout the ' wheledStrict .:
Lip Hospitality in the SotJTaoF Europe ,. An exceedingly false and complimentary style ^ phraseolvjgy is used is some parts of Italy , ( tHe . sanie custom is preyaleni ; in Spain , ) where , on enterug a house , the traveller is frequently on'ered the liotse itself , and every thing it contains ; and at lengSj when he has obtained the bare necessaries of life , i * obliged to pay four times their jTahie , or to snffiec insult and : menace . A . ludicrpuai -instance of iMa dfsgusting and impudent hvubcrisr was recbuntecfio
me by an English trayellerj , who visited the LucAi ' Lake , near Naples , arid meeting a man upon it ? banks , ^ ^ asked him to ^^ whom It" belonged ? Tb answer was "To your Excelleney . ' ? The fact i $ the man was the proprietor of the laie , and he the made a complimentary gift of it-toi the ! travellefi who , encouraged by guch Extreme civility , beg ^ that he might have a few pysiers taken put of i ^ for which he wpgld willingly pay > This little civ ^ was > however ,: instantly refused \ r ~ -Dodweli . -1
Canadian ^ vETtTisEi ^ jiT ^ -WiEtERE i& ye , Ned Madden ?^ I left my 8 on , NedMaddeBj at Grps Island , below ^^ Quebec , '¦¦ : 6 ist-: '; 'July ;" wa » - » twelve month , I fieard that he followed nie to ftuehec , and from ^ ience"io Wntfxeafccj EIeii ^ years old , from near MaUowj Cork county ^ li&sfdi I ' : ;¦ stopr at ' Mr . John ^ p ^ Keefe ' sj Negate-str ^ Tprohto , ' -. and wish much to ^ nedrfji'Pm ipay son . ' : ;) t - \ it
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Feb. 17, 1838, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct993/page/2/
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