Chartism is at length beginning to be understood by reflecting people. It has grown in spite. of, first, the contempt, and afterwards, the alarm, of the privileged classes. The shallow notions that it was nothing but the New Poor Law agitation in disguise," or that it was the fr
July 7, 1839 - Weekly True Sun - London, London, England
i - •_,-- _ - , ; ‘ • ~ JULY 7.] THE STAGE. HAYMARkET THIL ATRE. — The Olympic, under Madame Vestris, contributed much towards teaching the world that any piece, by a due attention to correctness and propriety, may become an elegant spectacle in its way, and the Haymarket endeavo
July 7, 1839 - Weekly True Sun - London, London, England
- - POLICE NEWS. UTTERING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. GL'ILDHALL.—George Monks, a young man dressed as a labourer, was charged with uttering counterfeit nioney. Mrs. Bridgen, a general dealer in Dean-street, Fetter-lane, stated that the prisoner and another man came into the shop between
July 7, 1839 - Weekly True Sun - London, London, England
tonics with aperients, a form of prescription which might well be brought into more general uNe. In the greater number of instances, weakness in the proper action of the bowels is the cause of costiveness; and in seeking to remove the effect by means which act through irritation
July 7, 1839 - Weekly True Sun - London, London, England
ITALIAN OPIMA.—The benefit of Laporte, which was to have taken 'Awe on Thursday evening, was ; postpnned, owing, as stated in the advet tisement, " to the immense preparations which Were requisite for the effective production of Guillaume Tell." The name of Signor aubini was the
July 7, 1839 - The News (London) - London, London, England
The agriculture of this island, the Palladium informs us, is at a dead stand. The labourers have everything their own way; the cattle are decreasing, the land neglected, and capital sinking, never to be retrieved. Sir Evan M'Gregor, the governor of Barbadoes, is governor also of
July 7, 1839 - The News (London) - London, London, England
at a proper conclusion. He would, however, call upon them to dismiss from their minds anything they might have read concerning this matter. The indictment contained the names of five persons, the four prisoners at the bar, and an individual named Isaac Isaacs, alias Davis, who h
July 7, 1839 - The News (London) - London, London, England
*i the jury and the sentence delivered, the prisoner was conveyed to Maidstone, and ever since his arriral then he has displayed the same callousness and IndiCeteace which marked his conduct during the trial. ~iOn Wadpeaddy eveni*, fcowever, on his keiaf visited aplergymlaAom he
July 7, 1839 - London Dispatch - London, London, England
knows you not Had been hare known that, while eonti Wil > to ttyeeaenteJ, you want to peeve to aH into, n prudent conduct, and your reapect tor the rights of othei your fitnew for self-gOTernmewt; that, While you »ou*M k du remuneration for labour, you had a ptohef for tot aecuri
July 7, 1839 - London Dispatch - London, London, England
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July 7, 1839 - London Dispatch - London, London, England