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examination. Since his he | the members of the conference should sink t their | the Ernst, which has paa еш at Queer g em 
hem at Q 
had been confined in Wincheste er Gaol; he си ае very | g themselves | Both ship and cargo were in зеет ка ш 
retried, en expressed great contri ition. On being | in favour ot such, a measure - in ion f to obtain the|  NorriNGHAM.—On e en two men, «йы р 
placed at the bar, Sergeant Howard, of the Aldersho , said that in | Henry Curzon and 2 iam Berry, у hun 
constabulary, араш ёре d for a remand. Surgeon F. [эре present House of A erum "was Sire so strong | Lord Belper and the bench oL и mee 
» зло 8 was was in Mind. | a feeling in favour of ame suffrage and vote by | Shire-hall, charged ris poaching on the — Ye ер 
n the w des man, who was still in a very dan- | ballot as there was in the Parliament йыш! in 1852. | John Chaworth Mn - Edwalton, It a e ent 
gerous з but it was imposs ssible to say whether he is | He instanced the question of bcp rates, too — stod | that a fe ew eveni ings ago a rural policeman € ао pt 
ely to eerie урш E M He is a young | by w what had taken place in the lat 3 
ER | which the feeling of the H f four game ское ва: re 
sober person, has еу, in his fav as |li iberal as еа гіу. He had lately se at triones e ers e еп їп pursuit, They soon шш thes 
shot on the e niglit ы the б [a wp he dad no o doubt [and Liv ool, and at both phos he found even among light of the укан and attempted to capture H 
that in a ould be able to give a фу еы ls that there was not that affection | them. and a fight took qe “Gen! 
opinion аз To "d eu of oot or же | Тог farther Parliamentary Reform. раны. thought | The keepers a t length su Bim rui in capturing ome — > 
Piek this evidence the prisoner was again remanded | th that t Reformers such as Mr. Bri right w e going too far. | the SM chers, ben the latter i immediately y attempteda — i 
eek. ter s Tü 1e meeting, Mr. | rescue, and sueceeded in dragging their companion f "€ Tok 
i om —The steamer Lion of this port, a fine iron | Baines said in answer to a questi t he meant a 67. tbe w ato hers. The poachers ee, armed wi — 
vessel er; 1015 tons burden, and ТО: rse-power, was ra and not a 67, rating, in his "bil, for ws latter | grained forks and short bludgeons, and resur maot 
tota еа Viet n the Isle of d em last week on her| Would be equivalent toan 8l. rental, and а had i ted their com- оюшшу 
voyage from "B Pe oter sburg. Her departure had be een | Was what Lord Jo ussell proposed in his e Bill. | ripis The whole of the men "- got clear awa Mur 
ftl Qe rapid setting in of the | The Cha airman said af nothing was „done which would | The gang, however, was well known to the keepers [ 
in the Baltio, and she was ui ge in the storm whi. x^ xclude f certi г and warrants for the a appre benadk of ce were issued, pet 
appears t n the UNS as E ЫЛЕ the ms of the conference would l "be half lished. | | In the meantime, the ро oachers eft t ir homes, әй We 
iz the. North Sea. The and engers suc houl prisoners town, | 
g € island, "but thea em ees Font be held before the meeting of eonim and А | Beach remanded ет until Satur D 
to pieces. ihe steamer Enchant tress, a fine vessel of| delegates should be authorised to operate in London.| OTLEY. mes Waller, the poacher who on the М®% 
300 tons, left this port on the 13th ыр Rotterdam and | The question should be put directly to the Government | inst. deliberately shot William Smith, gx gamekeeper to slt 
has not since been heard of. It is feared that she | Whether they intended bringing forward a Reform Bill | Mr. T. e orsfall, of Hawksworth Hali, remained at large L- 
foundered in the gelo. e the 14th, and that all оп | Or not this Session. Ifa negative answer was returned, | until Sunday morning, whos e was appreh ina іц 
board went down hp a акр оч һе Era sy "E д gens an | barn about two miles from the scene of the tragedy, and Ж 
ependent measure. r. Baines, Mr. Barnes, | within a mile of his own house at Sconce, near Bai к= 
+ LEEDS.— ——AÀ Mehr С Ser sb сү Lr dm PS. Mr see r Ру ME Smith, of York, Mr.| He was ипие. in the straw, and was haggard in the _ @ерїй 
g u өн Mr. Hobson were added to the | extre ad 16s. 6d. in his watch fob, and a hand. рй 
the Town Hall t his borough. About 200 delegates bul: committee, who were праф to 8 3 па | Yerciiet containing bread, has since been found | —- 
attended from "ара reform associations in different | definite propositi on on the subject of Refor The | the ees ab sconded on the 5th November, the fedre 
parts в of the country, but t the greater portion ‹ of them first "pu. of the pun edis then бешш, The к» = the urder, and since that time he has been living | dou 
sitti т incorpo 
appointed at meetings of extreme Иша, | held for the Ha NE v EE rues MP. і варе кла анар A ышы? the ЭШЕ a S: Neid Y in Lew май жоп 
especial purpose. The business comm and secre- EUN the Р рат : 1 tig hic me db 
X + " Н | g resolutions, уг ad been adopted 6 | some fellow- eoliet in Ше to get a mouthfal of fool, тиз 
rad pia ek De at "he lel president r eH | by the business committee appointed on the previous | Colonel Cobbe, Chief Constable of the West Riding, g, had К 
8 | :— issued 
Carlisle, Earl Russell, Lord Verr ats Sir J. V. That this conf ds th t state of th 
Johnstone, M.P.; Mr. Bright, M.P.; Earl De ol and Пакао of нё he people as à. nom ное to fl the worki е | shelte: ering him, andjapprising them of the penal conse. | -r 
Ripon; Mr. Stansfield, M.P.; Sir C. Wood, M.P.; Hon b чы в, who are almost entirely excluded from the канен. че КЫШ. of doing во; and a reward of 75}, of йй — g 
r mim | without any Md protection for their labour, be given by the Secretary of State, alo 
Ж з: zm 5 M па Mie i. №] Roundeli B ;| their property, their liberty, or their families. 2. That the | 257. ^k Mr. Horsfall, had been offered for his appre 
Mr. Vynén МР.; Mr. Greenwood, М.Р. M ps ыш а А фе балсыз hen But there is such a spirit of fellow-feeling | 
М.р; У s hod ]|oug ex animous in declaring that the th 
th $i d CEU Mr. тает „М.Р hie dee | and those whom they represent are deeply. dissatisfied with Mer did not induce them to o give him up. Itis ke 
* er Бен ешеп. т. George Чы [9 anc AE er, | Ми ie гда of the franchise, and claim such an extension of the | we]] known to the authorities that money has bee 
then c elivered à vince ess, of which the cia nchise in counties and Aetna repso as wil give the working largely su беи бед. n Bradfo rd and the neighbourhood L 
following is a summ ve fair, honest, and effect mt sentation in vie House м f gett 
* On making a divisio: iain f the people into voters and non and te distin Mes pc pas к= f voters А ie with the object о! m ing h 
voters, they eal ics very “я inequalit jes. At present the ая s ore in acco eA mihnco With population an 4 prop er Wed 
e wer of the er ie Me 221,000; 950,000 bein in 18, That, rog ega on en 
на recommend the formation of Refor 
lecti f ы bat нок ер iha фа оп ove on he baies ie еван а view id to bri nging them 
on oi members; taking pu d Parliament by means of public 
nien орош RES exclusive o zal tlio dee Man and the | К petitions, mem orials, deputations, and all other 
'hannel Islan: millions remain ioni 
unaccounted for who had yes P6 iamnteetion, S 
i these andy of five there would be TopresentaHon, 
six oum who WU be каноти ог died EE in 
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Thursday for tl аЗ +1 
in ihe зе en suing Session to promot ethe total те 
ions hi ће exeise duty on hops. Lord Harry Vane, 
ded. . Dod oved the first 
grown- ho had no right of voting, and who com- 
tA rocas of the Жашы жеш men of the country. 
the present distribution of electoral ed Pd of - support 
mportance. then gave sore statis! owing the x 
Eg 2 ore iber of fepreeintatites of Lancasbire and | classes as well as for the protection of the voters by the ballot, Since the recent legislative Eo 8 я 
est Riding, considering the ро ] and for a more equitable distribution “ seats. 5. That a | plant, t urging the tot Ж immediate repeal of — 
said if, in the face of such facts, ref red to | meeting of delegates be held in London soon after the com- | that; нарны. -- ko Colem the resolu- 
the present electoral he | mencement of the next session 1 of terismeut to consider with | tion, which rried una н аре, . Frewen. 
[рее анд c£ theni . Was сс ped ў ои рогова des ide PA ls «Th titi n 
id that all such in ties should cease? What |a measure to be presented to the House of (sni Mg pe 5, Tat бр the next t resolution, — at. рии 
decaying towns to influence as commi: ted for calling fi ce ty be circulated and si 
рт ble, afte "e throughout the hop-growing parishes, and - 
Associations and the hop-planters 
delegates, апа а long ‹ great | unanimously. "Ts бык then declared the | — 
feature of which was рее the Conference should | of the conference at an end. In the evening а dem S. W. B 
Pros илин їп Ms manhood su е, 
stration on a large scale took plass in the Victoria Hall, Museum, 
universal suffrage, househo! d sufirgo, or a 67. franchise | Mr. Ed ward Baines, M.P., int chair. Speeches were 107.; Mr. 
coupled nan vote by мо, 1 Parlia 1 James Hey wood, late | Mr. 
ments and equal electoral districts, „Тһе majority of M.P. for North E meo ts Forster, M.P.; Mr. Ewi 
р рр у М.Р.; Mr. Ro bert Cooper, [ste э» nchester; Ade, 5. 
PM: but many of them counselled that the and other gentlemeri, of whom ex their 
support a measure of Parliamentary opinion that if Каа Д iko the ppn ‚шше Men's 
reform of a less extensive character. Mr. Baines, M.P., Peer were ey 
expressed his opinion that the day for passing a great | would а form Bil, not mex? session, but certainly Visrrór THE CHIEF 
and com ive measure of Parliamentary reform in the course of the sesion follow 
had passed away; but he thought reform а je К LivknPOOL.—The Mersey k Board ч ме decided Sir He 
e i hi the соп. 
and tj 
"Total at bie. 
g ing edidco vi will » s 50007, an 
S ) Аа бени о а that | tenance 380/. was received on. Th: 
. there would not be 25 members is the present House | from 
