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    • mii KOiiTHEHX STAR • SAT'JUL-AY, APUiL 17, Ici7.
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      A » w . thly llagatise of Eolhh-s , Littr ^ turc , Poetry , i c « Siiially ' .. . . , 3 TE 4 » eCS ! 0 'C « JIKO * , Es < l , *» DB » 5 EBT j 6 WW , E « l . i S ( BarrKtcrs-si-Law . ) . t Tiie I ) emotT * tte Movestcnt in this wuntry Jieing . who ^ y t ^ cticictitin . a nwjnthljorKau . thBabovcniagaineis es » j . l > lUhe < lt < ircn > eclythis < cficieiicy . Placed fcy Jowiiessot . iiriec \ v : thlnxheTeach « fat ! , jrteqoal t , ) itei « ororapen- : rire c * . mp < . at .. rs , it enrtimces the folloning *« ttires .-r- , 1 .-TIIE LASH ASS THE LAROURBR . Wthc pn ^ ^» iS ^ 5 ^ S a T ^ J nwf « & ortHB . WOiatISG CLASSES ^ fhd ^ S «^ t . ift « rta . « mff «» ly « j l « bn . fK « n Y ' frr •"" ,, « rratine Uw cnun . aehii : fciits-cu their ri 3 fiA 7 £% * £ ffi * % insurrectiuns U y ^ hUh « 5 S ^ nd tor « « *«» , - * & « a lesson for 4 ^ I ' mC ^ THS DA &mKinK the-tate cf Fn-Kad ^ dTwtan ^ ' ** " Cha rtist and Trades' Move OTent , aa analvsis of proceedings in Pai-aamcnt , « ud a « i : nmm of news at home . -ind « bre ; i < 1 . . > S—1 'OET ' aY ASH ROMANCE , sintto theKe aro imyor i « iit bnnidies « f educational i . rojrwsion ; an * BPme «> f the first ( lemorratic anthi-rs haye-B » dertakenWfeirnish nairatiwes of intense and vivid ictwKist . Snch fWblication * will be reviewed as deservctUc attcn tion of H » e Pcojii ? . THE PORTRAIT «> f ar . eminent Chartist v j ! l ncs «» rtpaiiy < ve » j msUi nunAer . « . |

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      Sow Rca'iT , a l ^ cir Gdificn nf MiJ . 'CONNOU'S WORK ON SMALL FARMS To b * had at the A ' . rtltrH Star OEce . IC . 6 r < : at TP jnd » iill Swee : ; sn-3 « f Afcvl llcywond . Manche .-tcr .

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      sotice : L'NJTED rATR ! OTS * A . ND PATRlARGUS * HENEFir SOCIK I ] E « 5 . Vclroix . —T . S . Dwcokes , Esc .. M . P . IN answer to tIi-2 ncmerous inquiries of A ^ i » t ? , Members , sntl G (! rrwpoi : dcr . t « , Notici ? ; s herelij- given , that the TroEj-et-tas of tiie LASO and B * C 1 I / 1 ) I . BENEFIT SOCIETY rcqucsttd , bj them , tobabrocgbt into Oj-opcratwv . with t--e alwve luititu ^ O ! . ? , is now rein ? for circulation . W : t'iin a few " days the Kale ? % till he submhti-d tv > tha Csrti ' viiig Karri ^ hr fci- Ewrslaent . Fortlier information , i' ! W | iectusss , < £ ' . ' ., c-n be cbtJu : icd at tiie cnice , or bj ietter j-rep ; ii ( i . cndosinptwii postije Etaiujif . directed t > i the OiJice of the Iastituti .-ii !* , 33 . Tottenham-emit- Xrw-road , St . l ' ancrss , London . Auents required i : i every part of Gr > .-: tt ijritajn . li ' i ? Orders Daniel V . ' h . uah Vivtn , Sci-rttarv .

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      IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS . » t-RICl'f . TrKISTS « nd i . tLera m : ! y j . i : r < -i :. s = e -VI A . ACUKK OF HICK TIMBEKKD LAKJ » VA -. EVIEUS VIRGINIA , d ( i : rV .-ed hv Oaxa-xl iw ? . - ? .-lf . ci ' j-1 ai ike Garden of . ' . , ; e > iv ., for £ i' 5 8 « . 6 < i . Stv . Tiinjr , JihOUT THREE SUILLTSG * FEit ACRK . Si JiS . taiva ba paid don ::, tho remainder in TITS ASXl'AL i-AVMESTS . YvT fnrtker intomuitiun ajiji ' v to CslAHLES WlKLMEii . " Jiuerhaa tend Gfiet , staklev ni : iLc : vc * . 1 : AT 1 I STllEET , LiVESS'OOL . Of v . hom may Yv hid a J ' auipWct on Kniigratior , in « rh : rh * l . e $ c Lands sre rtiHy ue * criI < i-J , a'jd tlie lorti' . R of wlr fSfilained , l' « tc-udiii ^ djrt'e i * i > tti : ge stsiups to ires

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      IMVORT . VST TO PIIOTCGRArill *!? . * S npjiVoaiion wes rar . de on tlie ? "n& Sf «> r-njr-tr . U < fl . ; i : c Vicc- ( . hanci . ilor of Ens ' and . - £ r . lU-avI Hh .-, -v ; : !)^ v . nd ' .-r a mestcstraordiny de ! u « ii 3 ,, on « id « r < i friiiifi-S tiie .-de ; 4 tz « iee of thu I'h-icsriijiic ; i . v .-a .- » !; to KK » in JiR . ESEUTOX , of ! , itnspis- ^ trut . j . zi U ? , FU-it-it-. fi-t , iMu rating I'hi-t iswvW' " - lVvt :. i . ; =. n ! :: c ! i Ic uoi-s !; y a pjx-s-css . n :: rs ; y iliflfcrc" * fror jsdwv v |> M : < tr to Mr . BtartlV . v . rA at or . f-h :: il'Use c-3 . - ; - ~ - \ Hi-- Honour rcfa- « .- < l tl . e application in *• . •{•> . S » 3 i :-cKs « » rcniurtd in ] .:-. ivticc tlii ? j-roct » J , xsi . i .-h jc iniisVt Iit Jir . ilgertoli il < a : Vw lesson * at u : u .. uer-. uc tliarps . - A : » : i ; u Ajjpnratu ? , Clic-iaVals , & .-. : to lie had a ; u-ca 2 % Is .. ' - !> ei » ir 1 , T < - ! iipii .--s [ reet , Wbiif-frijra .

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      AUXILIARY TO THE NAF 1 OXAL J . aS /) COM 1 'A NY . TT £ rurxoEl " , > . f tl-. P NATIONAL CO-OrEUATlVJi liK . N'Li ' lT SO-. 'IEIY re . « i > erti ' u ' : y scniKiir . is las tntilircn of tii « Laui tVmji . mj s-ml his llroil-. i-r l ' lcnio . crui- in geEtral . ihuz la ^ o-jjr < -. t in founding 4 ht- > : t- « f r v : i ? t-i :. id ai ; 4 insist sbe X « t : unal land Cu : ni <; iny la . ht IjJ'iri-.-ns efft ) it < 10 e : is oicijiali' tan humnii r . ico , by ii :. ;; i- ! i ; g fusi !•; :: ! : « it * t'sthtiKier , t ! ir < -u £ ! i tli ^ inusnicf theXAl T 1 OSAL LASD . - . iiu ' LA . i » l * n BASK ; but the ad " j-lion « if ti-. t- i't'OHLE'S ]! AXK l ; £ s proved a lisa ;! ,. blow ju tlie ciir . uiiifut < ifthu Siu-iety . \ 1 Jiiivolk-u societi-s si-. ^ -u slit JriiStins of ti ; e Xev . FrieildJv Si-aetiss' Act , beii . ^ colapi It < i t . i . it-piKit t ! n . h- oa-h i : i tJ . « llnnk < if Eti-iiaud . ; u > l

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      TO TAILOR S . Tit ; : i . il . MKi . V AM ) PARIS Sl'lUNO ASK ^ IMMUll 1- ASIIIOXS fi . r !« T , arc amv ! v ., H . bv j : KXJAM 1-N KEAI ) anil « ., ) ., yj , Ilai-t-i-ti-. M . l ; i . > Ji : i < -1 in :-r sqain-, J-tMuii ..: ! : ami l , y ti . JU-f » er , Hn ' ij » vt-Vi--Tiett . Straixl . May be hail oi' . -jii liiK > ks ( .-Ui : r » nhJi-ixisver resiili : ii ; . l ! y as >| i : 'ohutiu : i < -fi » i-r il : ije-iy < ia < s-u VUt-jiiu an < 5 1 J-U . 11 . l ' r , , cc AtUrl . a $ ] : ! v ] ulM Vr ; ji : - iiV : ii ! tifii : ! v t-OiourOil . anil t- >[ . iui » -t .- ! y i- \ ccU ! - - -. l . ! liu « lio ! - - - vOry > i ; jii-r ; n * r V , «! iytiii « 4 «' t ! itt ' liiml iw hef-. tv p ' ub'&iol . Thi » bf .. tstiful |» i :: t will be : n ' i - " ! i . iiaiii « Ml with tne iim > t l ' . i >! iii .. iiub ! -.- , foil f-kif . Frock , Di-a-is , ami lii-imj : Co . it I ' juin-iis -- . ! complete l' ; il « tut , linu-h ni-ra in the Sjir ' . n ^ : m an ,, vi . r t-uat—ainl a youthV now , r . iMik »> i ; : l > : c- ilu < -sut- AMk l . -writlj stirts—Uil- nia ; : iirr i > f cu : tin ^ tlirin f-ir : sii M / . r-- " . fiill « -sp ! "iK ! ti « m iVir * rari ; itiou ; uf sti ' e a'in ! ' tli > .-Ui / tl •¦!" mal-. iiig-. iili-with live lib . ir . mii , tlcarly ilhi't' -aii-a —uiid all iitce-i-iary i » f » nii .: ti < i ; i resjH .-tftiuj ; si \ ic ai-y . i ^ sii-..,, . Price 10 s ; jrfi-t tree t <» any }« irt » f KnstauO , lr .- ) : iiiil SfitJand . ami W ait-s . JSi « .. l ' «^ t-ijfiiv inilrnx , . r ] .... ; ¦ t ^ Uil > m . - > -ivoil :. s » l- ;^ Ii . Sisiii i hUii 1

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      BALDN ESS EFlvEC ' lTAl-M * KEMOVEp . A >}' ay . tox i-Cridiu ^ hi CmU liaxiti ^ , int !; ui- * e < . i 1114 IVar-U ce . lia « l ' : U : tt" < -ntiu > i iiari : « 'iil . -: v ! v < liiaft- « i * £ ; - ' r . 1 ; ~ , V '' ' * s ^ attxp-i-ieaii- i'i the TiiUA f . V > : . \ T 01 « -AULl .. \ ttV l » JSB . « . sKs he ;* | o iiiwrm tii <»« per-»«>• = n * ii : « eU wjti ; ! S . \ Lii . < C » S {» linl . tr in voutli m- ad-• I-1 C xhrt necessary « , 1 <( m ,, . Ha 4 rt ! Ps , Um « i : ! jc JMwaiU WiLun ; PJ . Ji U-1 , ry ^ ti .: C-., Corf ; - wUruil ' « m-Ci « K-y ii - . hbwtirnw * i « fcs f ,, Wi-. r . iea l . j u-. tn ) oft ^ , / .

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      i S t % ¦ AG 0 uU 1 fi i ; . « AKRA >; i : i : D , ;;; % f til * Krc « t westernqinpcricaV , 1 , ar . d 2 , Oxfmd ^ Etreetj . ^ ' Uhsdctl and C o ., pracUcr . l tailoi-e , are vmw makins » liw | ntjful-su « t of «« 5 > crfiuc bhick for £ s Wsmiy si » j « pl # adid waterproof overcoats made to order for i' 9 s each . jifl toutiis f uperfine suits for 21 s . The above house i 8 the sircnpert = nd best in Iumdon , f ( TrTJll . « c tf btht atCTv'rv de ^^ JSJSS& ^^ SS ^ ^^ ^ tSS KS ^^^' 1 ^^* -1 **

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      . : •«* 1 ' oWicatioQ Yeniier . So GI MFUnrtw » » ve OrtOSITB DBW 8 BUUY bSaD B » Sf ? OT ) S £ Est . 1 " Amo thC 4 ? lea ?? 6 riudka ? 8 may ^ haa - nt bis " VohtSS ^ t ° . " i ! i ' aj of ' ' ubH ^ 'ti-. n ; also the orSv , C th i , }**«""* " " CCWaor ' s Work newspapers suppbed oil the iKualterme . t ,

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      ' Just published , in demy Wo , Price Two Shillings , B 9 V ? J wrStt 8 BHOOfiHAM . oh UieNEW POOR _ .., _ L V ' wth a APPESDIX , oonsirtins . of a LETTtl ^ to LORD JODS RUSSSLL . Dedicated to tlie Duke Of W riUKGTON . Bj RJCHAUJS 0 A 6 TLEB . ,, LonGan : W . J . Cleaver , Baker-street , Poiimafe-square .

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      Iu a few dajs , price fid . ( printed from the Short hand Wiitcr ' a ' Notes , ) rpOB TRIAL OP T 1 TE MECHANICS ATLIVERPOOI . JL ' on the 2 nJ and 3 rd of April , 18 i 7 ; with Sarrative , " Hutee . Casos , &c , and aw Abstract of the Indklirie ' rit . Edited by W . P . Kobbiits , E > q . . Manchester : Abel Hejvro-id , Oldham-strcet ; and all ; BooksclJer 3 . ; '

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      A GRAND DEMOSSTBATION la Commemoration ofthoEstahlUhmentof the NATIONAL LAND COMPANY , Will talteplHceat ' ¦ :. O'CONN ! 1 RVILT . E , On ¦ Whit MoaOay , May 24 th . ]« 17 . rnrtieulasB wiil appear in tbe " Xwiliern Star" of . Sataraay ua-it . * > ; - ¦ : . ¦

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      " "i . O'CONSORVILLB . N 0 T 1 CS in hereby Given , to faoee Members of the National Land Cuiapany who arc entitled to location tiion O'Connori-ille , that tli * y way fuithwitli maVe asratij : c ; r ! fr . lstjt ; il « e ] : ossefsion oftlieir several Farms 5 oh Saturday , May 1 st , in accordance with a Vote of the laFtCoi ' . fevtace . " ¦ . ¦• . " H i Order of the Board of Directors , ! i ' niUP la'GBATH , Corresponding Sec .

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      ERRATA IN LAST " LABOUREit . " ] 4 th line from bottntn , page 157 : —* 'Say £ 5 an a « re ; " shon !«! lie " £ 5 fur his four acres , ' the words AN ACRE , between . £ 5 ami for , should be omitted , and then ikeaemencfcwould read thus , " say £ 5 for Iiia four acres . " Fa . e 1 GT>—7 tb line frfon the bottom . Tho figures " £ 120 . sijould bo £ 20 . " The sentence would iLcn r . .-ad ' iliiis . " . £ 20 Ji-jfsr otstof the sinking fucd ;" t ! sa _ £ 20 h ; inK less than 2 s . 4 : 1 . in the pound en the sirfnpg fnnd . and the whole sentence should , read thus;— " And sureJy 2 a . 4-1 in tbe pound , or £ -20 aycar imt of the striking'fuiid , couid uot foe better , uwrojastly . more prutk-ntiy , o-jndicious ' y bestowed , than in agricultural ureaiiums . "

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      Aii oOv ^ f . jsosy . Uritc , yrports of pviVijc meetings , Char . list aad Trafles' Jntejlisrace , : mrt ( . -tncrijl questions , must he addressed to iir G . J . 11 as . net . " 5 oitl : ei-n Star y 55 cc , 18 » Great ffindiniil Street , London . A'l legal questions , anil matters «{ local news , not noticed in provincial papers , and requiring cumme t . to \ m addressed to Mi- Ebxest Jokes as abovs . All fjUej- 'i ' oBS respecting- Hills introduced in ? o the Legishtare , Acis oi Fsrliaiccnt . their meaning and intent , &c , and <; ue * Jio : ; s respecting the Ministry , and tlie tneir . bers «» f tils two Housi-s of I ' arli-uneut . to be addressed to Mr George Fleming , " Xorflicrn Star" Office All questions , eetiSitcted with the management of land . a : a \ tv-urfujig the oj - > eratiyjs « of Luiidiisg , culjjvation . &c . j to U 2 fidor « f"ed to Mr O'Cossob , Lcwl ^ nds , Kid Marie , LuilVary . Worcestershire . All i-oanauniraiioas of A ^ -tntc , and a ! l matters tf ae . foam , iu l > e addre ssed ' t * Mr . W . llidtr , " Northern Stai OJEie , "iv , Great Windmill Street , Lundnn . to be

      All ApjO-.-ations for mii ^ azi . vjs jr . jsde through Mr . H'JIcivaii , l * rinicr , as above . 7 & 1 All report * of Meetings lwldfa in any part of England oC the Sunday , must be as this ctiico by PucEflaT ; rvporu o : meetings k- ! d on the Monday Vsnst Iks at il : c office by Wednesday , Tliis rule is f ; r " TradfP , " a * weli ' as " Chartist" and " Land Cmnctnv | meetings . Notices of " Forthcoming . Meetings , " au

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      THE PAST , THE PRESENT , AND THE FUTURE . to the membeus of the land company ; Mi * Fr rtxDS , I regret exceedingly that , Mr Perry ' s incapacity to work , ami his disinclination to speak the truth , should have compelled me to devote so much liiae and sjiEce to * o useless a pin pose , but you must always War i : ; ; : ; inri t ' cat it has been mv invariable

      i > r ? Ciiceto . cutui 6 ground from under all cavillers ami a moment ' s reflection will convince you that 1 am right , as the breath of discontent , if not checked , woif . U soon increase to a hurricane of general dissatisfaction , and the dissatisfied would soon become the heroes of Lloyd ' s , the Manchester Examiner , and ihc Adoerther press . lUuv . ow I have ilaae with this gentle-nan , and devote this wet day—Tuesday—to the consideration of more important matters . 1 tind ii indispensable to keep yonr minds alive to the GIIUAT FACT that for years 1 have been engaged

      in inculcating NEW NOTIONS about OLD THINGS , of whteh you Mere sedulously and purposely kept iu a profound staie of ignorance , and I am about to « jsi ; tc ray own opinions from my printed works , upon some subjects , as well as the opinions now circulated-. by the press of die factions Wi this day . 1 have niailc ii my life ' s « tudy to bring thei ' ress , the ADVERTISING PRESS , ihc HEI'RESJJNTATIVE- ¦ SYSTEM , the NATIONAL CIIURCU ESTABLISHMENT , the ABUSES . Of MACHINERY , the ABSURDITIES OF THE

      LANBLOKDS , the POWER OF CAPITALISTS , and the mode of Al'POLNTi . NU MAGISTRATES and Jl'KlES , into NATIONAL ¦ CONTEMPf , and 1 have propose : ! the Charter as the }> oiiticai remedy , a ; : < i she jiossessioii of hind a * the social remedy , for ¦¦ me and all of those grievances . Fanjiue is the present consequence of all those abuses , and continuous suiuriiig , dissatisfaction ' ami ' discontent , are the

      never-peasug results of the system based updn them . I have nearly exhausted tlie whole vocabulary of words ; in endeavouring to make ' you keep these subjects-ever present to your ¦ iniitil ; but , alas when you were comparatively wtll oft" you wire indifferent , and when siuhlcu change made you positively miserable , yon had not , time to think , or to reason . What , i now require of you to believe is , that all the transactions which liable the few to

      plunder and oppress the many , arc worthy of your cvMisiilcration , as they constitute the causes of your inferiority , as we 1 as of -their superiority . 1 have a-led ion to think seriousl y of the'anomaly of the iiile never wauling food , while the iiifhutrious are frequently starvi-. ig ; I have asked you to turn your auuttkm to the difference ' . Hetween -SLAVE LAi > Ui : ilami FREE LABOUR ; and 1 have kept tlie subject of PRODUCTIVE and NOX-PRODUC TiVE . EMPLOYMENT , constantl y !) tf « . ic you , showing you that you were , in reality , when best , employed , victims ts > a Ms ' . eni of non-productive

      labour ; 1 have shown jou the ' diffcR-nee between live iniilijus' worthutc ' oru aud Jive . millions ' ' worth . of maiiufacturcil g .- > ods ; and I Have explained the J diiforcuce , iudivMuall y iiiid socially , between TAS ' K-; W 0 ltK performed fur yourselves and SLAVE i WORK performed for yoiiv masters , and of all men i H-. ing 1 have been tlie iiio « t cunviaieiit opponent of I tiie CORN-LAW LEAGUE , and now I would direct j your undivided attention to our present monetary j potion , wholly ar sing / froiii a disregard of those several subjects and w&tfcrs of which , jou have been kc ' pf in culpable ignorance liy those uiiostf- « Jutv it i , fo jutfnet you . Yq \ i rco ' oHect iiow oftcii I liav ' fi

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      complained that the portion-of the Press , wh ' ch opposed Free Trade from party feeling , ¦ was ignorant ; wholly ignorant , of the effect that i * . would reall y have upon your comforts and means of living , ! Well , just read the following letter , which appeared in the Mmihg Post of Saturday last , and from it you will Uaru , that it is only nqvy , WHEN TOO LATE , that the disciples of that paper are asking for the solution ^ a CONUNDRUM , which 1 have a thousand times solved for you . Here is the letter : —

      T 11 E PRICE OF BllEAD . ; ' rO IHE KDiT . R OE IDK MOBSIvO . I'OST . Sir , — -As jou ' , iseein uot averse to tcouomical . in uiriis that relate t ) tuo condition oi' the poor , l > erl > aj ) s you will ijavour yoHr readers with some explanation ot' a . ciroumsimici ; ot inucli iuaportatice to iho pnorer . ' claaaea—tlie ycica , of bread , k . atetus uilh ' cult ' to account fur < its , being somewhat higher iieiu liian iu Fraucc ; tUougU in that country the ( . rioouf wheat is at least 25 j > er cent , higher tlma in tUis ; nevei'thelessi thu uaiu . de i liv . res winch wei { jU 3 at least . iiibs . imperial , is now here in Franca lii uei tuau 20 Hois

      ., winches about 9 i « . ot uur money ; our M' ueim nowlieioless Uiau . l || d . ' , and in Lmdon 10 J , When wo cousider live greater value of money , su well p tiie , vastly high , r ' pricie of . wheat in Frauce , tkiadiftereucc seems very unacuuuntoble ; but , I am O'ji aware that it has ever received the notice of the l . Kis , btiil ought ib to remain uiiexpluiuea ? The-ettaratter of the trade , if this difference-can bo justified by a taiV rej-aiil to their interests , and the iuterest « l thepubhc , if . ibis . difference cannot be justified , t > uthQailforexpianaliou , and to pursue tuac txpiauati , n seems not uuwdrtby of your , elforts . . ,...., I am , Sir , yuur obtsuknt Bervant ,

      Aprils , 1847 . ,. Sohuiatob . Now , here is a philanthropist , askings a question , of course for the liiSN El'lT OF 'HIE ' POOR , after Free Trade has been achieved , aud is ignorant of the fact , which I have so often proclaimed ; " that no STATUTORY ENACTMENT could regulate the retail price of bread , when the merchant , the importer , the factor , the miller , the flour factor , the iaker . and the huckster , had each ^ a , WHOLESALE SLICE out of theRElAiL L 0 A 1 V' You must , in the end , open your eyes to these things . I told you , last week , that , on the , 7 th , the Bank of England liad returned the major part of FOUR

      HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS' WORTH of the ROTHSCHILDS' I'Al'ER , and would not discount it , and I announced to you , that a great monetary crash was at baud . N ' ow , read the money market uote of the Times of last Monday , and ihc rise in the price of YOUK Bi'EAD , which has since taken piacc . Here is the article from the Times : — MONEY-MARKET AND CiTY INTELLIGENCE Saturday Evening . In the EnglUU market this has bten the most g ' o ;> ajy day witicn iias occumnbtluring the present pressuto— a circumstance amply io bo acooutitid lor by the Gazette reiutni of uielianka' England for

      llicwtek ending the 3 rd mst ; ' Consols opened ai 85 J to j . and declined to 8 ii | to J . From thin a reacnun tijok pluco up to 8 CJ , but the improvtineiit was only temporary , ainl at the close of tlie business tbc . v had again faiset ! to 85 ^ to J for money , and 85 j to 8 G lor the May account . Aiter the ordinary hours ul b \ isiiyc& 4 lhe decline al \ l \ eoniinaed , and the money quotation was r . s low as S 5 i to § . Tiie weekly aeoijuuts of tkc banli published to-day justify to the fullest extent the apprehensions with which they were awaited , and the fai . t that they y . re ofacliaracttr t'jtscheserious alarm arises not so iftueb from the actual i-ircumsiaiicts ofourmonetary eoniiition us lioin tlie Jipparent absence

      ofallprudeal o-jst-ro ) , or of a » y relVnnee to correct principle !; in the inan » gotnei&cf ttc bu > int ^ s of that establishment . Five millions uf Lullion liave been drawn away curing tho present year , and this has been eiiucuu , uot by thc ' pub / ic pwiing iii Bdiik-notw to ihatasuount , wliicb would lievc been cancelled , uor b > diiuinishing thc ' oc ^ o » its , but b ^ their discounting an additional qiumiity ot bills with the iianfc itstli , wLoae coBfiuet in permitting fcucli an vijurmouA in . crease in its securities has tnus been absolutely iiiicidal . The s ' . rout ; expression of pubho opinion has at length Compelled a tardy and evidently a reluctum adoption ol 'fcome precautiuuary uie ; isuics , aud these , la : e a 3 they aiv , may * tiil , it is to be hoped , go tat

      to arrest the evil , without , the necessity of applying them with ; t stringo tcy which wuait ! seriously jeop ; irdiz-j the statv : ol commercial credit . Is this should prove to be the case , ii imst be clearly borne in ml C that we arc indebted for cur security , not to prudence , to loretigtit , or to Urui ' adherence to grincijsl « by the Bank , but to the imprutcd inteliigenee oi ilus publie , v .-iji-.-h has restiitttl - . ivm tiieir fixe access to a isRowlrdf . t : ot tiie &iate of the Bank accounts , and to the positive ' restriction placed uf-ou lie possible amonr : ^ of issues by tho ju-oviiious of Sir Rok-rt Peel ' s till . Tiie Uank . Directois , i . otwit&tautiiii-j tills absolut-u limitation of ' . he amount o ! notes whicii they may put forth , have insisted during thr ^ t lUutitlisiii cuutiuualiy incrcaistn ^ th < -ir inves nieuu iiittcuiiUis , while their bulllou und thnv bahkiug

      resw-vs were at the sanit' time ur . deigoing en euoriniiusreductiun . Under tbeso cireumbtancts , thercloie ; it is easy to judge what would have bacn tiiu rebult it the diseietkuuiry i ovvevei issuing « yto& wit-li-• .. ui-any absolutereirtictionof tliearaduiit by Iaw'J : ad sii ; i remained wiih them ; the spirit in " which it wouid have been oxcrcised and the cxtmt t-. i which n would have . been pushed can bo plainly estiuaivd . 'i ' j : edrain of bui . 'i > n would'have sjuiie ' ¦« unilicckt .- < i by auj restricuvenie-. wnres , the securities wouia have teen la ,- ther incrt-nscd by cxtcudiu discounts for \\ kfeo-ealwd re ' sief of cvnnn ' cice niid the uuppon of puljlip u'i-dii , and the cusitnumty would have been k-u uuwarntU , and thereiuic uhsuspieious , ui the crisis iiu ' . which such a cyuiculimist lncviuiyly have ierinitsHted .

      - Now read the following TKADE REPORT , from John Bright ' s FKUE TRADE PAPER ; and bear hi uiiud , always bear in mind , that if our FREE TRADE COULD HAVE A . FAiil STARi , it . wai when wo required such-an- immense'importation ol FOREIGN COHN , for , which . OUR MANUFAOTuliED ( JOOI > S MEM TO J } fi TAKEN IN EXCHANGE . . HERE IS JOHNNY'S TALK . ' STATE Of TRADE . , ( 1 ' ruiu the Xanthtstcr Ex :. titiinb \) '

      aIaxcuistku . —In f = w in-staiices cau any but , a trilling aiivane-.- be <* tuMishoil uputi the recently curivtit low putts cfs-ous and yarn , notwithstanding the late advance . in the tutum uv . uiwt . i ' victa uve uiieiiiWy lirai—tinner , nnduubictllj- ; ? Siin they wvuld havek-en but for ilieaiiuuteuii : lm ! cd to . There has been , however very ijtlle busint-ss t ! oin « since Titesdiy , paitly Irom piuilueevsMw , g ¦ under tho mxes . siiyuf askiugslnjhiiy inert used rate .-, a .. d also h-oiu tne obvious effect « t » he two iccent bank measures toL-: srtaii niorcati ' . ile operation ami induce theexvl ' - cise ofcxiteme c . uniou in t '> m » iii « iu-w engajjement * oi " every tkseii piion . There arc fair orduiviu the handsotbu \ eis .. i-. ti should no material ativanee in

      prices take placi-, a modernte extent of busiue&t inust ere lung be ivaiisaetid . The eliiel dernano « t present bcviiis u > be lornuiiium ({ ualitii' ) o ! bliirtings , of niiicti there weiu but Ji ^ utstucks m the market- , at ; d tor otlii'i * {> oou $ Miitable for ii : c Ainericaii and eastern markets . Tin- pre .-cni staje of matters wiJIs hiivu a direct teiiden-y to ineieateshoit-tiiaeworkinj ; and tiuie' . iyKeep down pioiiuvtWu to u level ^ iththe pi'e . ieni diiiimi > hv « i '< lcntaii ( l , ;; rnl xuua prevent any unuuc vulinnucineiil « 't tl : « price . ot the raw n « iteiini , which , under existing circumstaiieti' , would only a « ii to the diinVultics in which spinneis arid inanu . ' actuivrs are piactd . The reaction in the food icarket !*; boiliin-Kn ^ land ami , the ctmtineut , ' we arcglad'io say , still iuiilining . . ¦ . ' . .

      ^ ou have , now , the lucubrations of the Press upon suany subjects ' connected with ' free 'fraile and ' the monetary system . ! Aittr the steed has been stolen they would now shut the stable door . " Now , atteud ' to tlie ' reasoning of thai COMICAL G . EML ' S , Ft-argus O'Connur , upon those several points . And firs : ! y , its regards the ' "AlTlilU THOUGHT , OF SCKUTATUR , iaken from tl ^ " MOUSISC I'OST" of SATUKUA * last .. ' 1 tell yon , my friends , not k > l / c ' ilecciyetl about the omui | Httim « : c ot l ' ariiament ; as no '' measure thatit cau pass wi » l regulaie the price ( if the loaf upon your table , when' tlie forei gn speculator , the importer , 'ihc corn uierchain , the miller , '' the Hour factor , the bakf r , and the huckster , shall each have had their KKl'Rii . Slv . NTEDSLICii out of it . ' Now , how many thousand times have you heard me repeat that ? . :

      Next for ilic crash threatened for the demand for roW to buy food . , i have to . d jou that . foreigners would please themselves , amlwoUd make merchandise of ' our ueofissities , aml ' would not givu food for gouib , if tliey . eiiuhl ^ et gold and purchase goods with the gold upon belter > : terms . And now 1 repubiish ?• c !" i ! to > yiiij ; ' e . \ tj-act . | . from the very , paface of tlie U > : > IICAL , U . ivN . lUS ' . i . work . on Smali Farnih " . — ' - . '¦¦ ¦ ¦>• .: ¦ io- ¦ ¦ : . .. 1 , upfin the ebntMiy ; > lii ! eI ad hi it tftc iVtihiitB and indi « m ' ub ) o couV . ci'tiiin ' vvbich pxisis ^ ictvieeh'jhyst several ititeivitsj-wouldlualtc ^ igr ' icultnrc the source .

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      and all othersinbutarj streams flu . wiBii ; fromjt . ladecd , if I woulil rest BfttiBfied . with . basing the arcu . nient upon ' a mew sweeping assertion , I could establish my position from this one fact : , that , although under even the pre ? eht limited and Vicious system , agriculture is treated as a mere secondary ctmsloGTation , and althonghthe difference between the value ot a good anil a middling imrVeat is . in point of nmottnt , omparntively insignificant , and positively so when compared with the year ' s proclaco of niBchinery , yet do we' find that the prospect ofa good or a bad hafv « st lias a much more powerful effect upon the other three interests unitedly than ' any other consideration could

      possibly have . ' It gives the standard value to real money , because artificial money cannot to success , { uliy vised in the natural market . ' I hus , if twenty millions' sterling worth of British goods wen ' sunk to tbe-bottbm . ot thesea , it would be a groat advantage to 999 in every thousand , whereas if-the difference between a « ood und a bad harvest required five millions sterling to supply the deficiency , the nece 8 Bity'fnr such a dri > g . would paralyse all other interests which are regulated by the artificial stand ard . If . then . our present artificial system merely

      oy . ens a- narrow market for speculation in human labour to the preat injury of a vast majority of society . and , if this injustice can be rnly chcolttd ' hy opening the natural mafkeii so ' widu that all may bo enabled "to buy' in the cheapest and sell in tbo dearest market , " 1 think the working classes are justly entitled to demand the fuHilment of this principle pf political ' en ' onoiay , the justice . of which isndmiUi-d by all ; and the'immediate necessity lor aclinfiu ' pon which i « so loudly advocated by those who demsitm ' "hi « h wages , cheap treat ! , j ' nd ' plenty to tio for the working ' classes . " " ¦ ' .

      , So much for the very exact amount mentioned in the market note of the Times of Monday , the very FIVE MILLIONS i-liaVl ' vfrotc ; about in 1843 . And riowfor John Bri ght ' ^ lamentation , which the COM I . CAL GENIUS predicted in the 8 th and 9 tii pages of his work on Small Parma . Here it is : — - Much that I have written in newspapers upon this subject , has , had . its ., weight with the factory slaves , and , as Iintcnd . tnia work to formaoomplelcowupon . dium , ighall here cont ' ense from those publicatiuna the social and political barings of the landed que ^ ion . Socially , then , it willbr . admitted , that of late year * the bulk of tho population havo been starving-in the tni'dtVjof ft Burplus capital created , bv their . industri :.

      and so reduced in value by the . substitution ut' machinery for their labour ; and ' whereby they have ceased to l-. e whole * 6 nio or profitable conBumiw , as not to be worth more than one per cent . Ilemedv aitcr remedy has bs « n proposed for thh great national disease , as power has pasBed from tho hnndo of one party to the other : the landlords arraigning the savage tyranny of the manufscturers without having the conrago . orthe honesty to place tho pe « p ! e in a eundititih successfully to contend aiia : rif l their atrocities ; the manufacturers , upon tiie other hand , contending for an txtension of thai tn-Je , \ heuyeratock of whieii has already brought min upon tuo country , aud each extension of which wii ! but add new mivfer tiines . untilatlenRth . SllOULUTUEYBEPUWER

      ful enough to succeed , they would become bankrupt in the midst of an artificial abundance . Now , what will John , think of that proj » hecy in 1843 ? I have now one more extract from this comical work , upon a subject on which I have been frequently questioned ; and the reader will sec that my prediction on that point has been also realised , or in course of realisation . The following e \ tmt is from pages Yi and 14 of my work on Small Farms : —; <

      The question may here . - . rise , then , as to which of tho changes that 1 contend for nhould have ' the priority : —the establishment of the small farm prin cipje , or the enactment of the I ' eojile ' s Charter , by wlifcji the larni wonld be stripped of . its pi .-litic ; il quantisation ? 1 was ' enga . ; ed for | som- > years wiih ihowoi king classes in their slrugclft for political emancipation , before I ' ventured to introduce Uie sul'ject of the land ( or their consideration , well know , lug . th-. it a time of artificial commercial prosper !! y was not the most Suin g fur the entertainment of $ ' « Uirgea qttftslion . l'er ' nr , j , s therefore , ] may be imrdoned if , in the course of the remaiks thatlamaVui . to make , 1 shall be guilty of a usuft ) ciTurthat if

      , esumating the forwardness ot the public ipiud upon tins subject by the amount ol' thwualit wliich I luve given to it myself . In answer , therefore , to the question that 1 have propounded , I should say , that wiuiuut political power ihe system ' never tou !> . i be mat ' e io general as to be of natioua ! fjentfit ; while , np ; in the other liaud , I < i » no '/ believe that any other iv , ( lH « euK-nt , savvtKat of ths praclicnl result of I ' m plhji of small farms , ever will bo nifficicKtly s-trunto produce such a puUlc feeling as will bricg into moral action such an amount of miud in fkvour ni

      both clanger , as ni'ilLer niicistcr or party wou ' t ! < larc to resist . TiiorVJore , iron this reasoning 1 incline- to -tbia . lt thn . t lftt ' po ; ses : ion of political p > is indispensable as a r-scr . ns lor miking the plan ci Iitc labour a natural benefit ; while I am further «¦» opiiiiun , that no writintr , no talking , ' no reasonit : ^ , no dp . d « ma : ion , no c . \; ij ; , s : eratioi !) can have tlie efi ' -. ct of cn ' iMtintr , in support oi' the small ( ana plan , the "no hundredth-par ; of mat thought ami wind , which tlie / Tfld / ce , if sten ton considerable extent , ' woul pr ,, Uuce .

      I will now give j oil , 'from page 159 of that book uiy reasons for enforcing the small-proprietary plan ; and f .-om all . these < ii ; otntions from a work written four years ago , when the anticipations from FKlvii TKAPJ- ; were so high , and when the public mind was so indifferent to those subjects to which 1 w ^ cudeavon ' ring for many years to draw attention , ytu w . ll-say whether or not I have lieen at least CONSISTENT , Here is the extract : — Firstly . To create certainty in the labour nisrktit-Second ' y . To o-itsthiish an ' nn ' errint ; stun-Jard o : tii « value of labourjn ' tiie ( rue hhrnv maikft , wJic : cby its value in tlie . anilici .-tl lnurkct niav bo-.-tsti . Ttainnl . .. ' ¦¦ -.

      lliinlly . -liiat the capitalists who-maito fortuoos by other men ' s labour snail henceforth hire that iabtiiir iu the fao labour ninrket , wherein every mut ( will havo-arrived at a kuowk'il » e of its full va nv , insteaJ of . asjit pio- ' - 'iit , iiirinsj iliatUbiiur from tie iirM .-ivo . ot a systum-madt ! surplus populsti : ti , ainl u-ludi is regulated , w . ' . jilly and cntirth by the amount *> t s )>; cm-made paupers in the mavket . * l-onrjlily ; To in- ure some wholesome regtr ' atiim ato demand and supply , whereby tliocupitaiisfs wjli he prevented frura . iruggin < : the markets of tbe wu :-KJ witli the produce of- i-lttrap labour . ; ^ J ' 'irtlily ., Tocri ; lltle . tho'k'gis- ! iiturc t-i nwke , lii ' . va lor the promotion uf nioiaiitv instead o ^ - living uimjii depravity . r . v ; ,,. ' .

      Mxthly .. ¦ locnal . le us ^ to ¦ dispense with tlmtheavj load ot tiixatinn n » w said to b « requisite for kcciiiuj ; the dissatisiici : in sKiijoesinji : ' — Sevi'titbly . - To create » fCv-iinirof seUVrespecfiii the minds ' of ; the'working rjasst-s , by mak ns !¦ such a comii . incnt ' part uf ihe human family , and thec-liv aUaehiiii ! nil tu timse hi > iiiutuW which i . Mu ! . / r them piotcctiuu in return for tiieir support of ' . iitfm . Ami - -. <; . « % , ) .-... ' - Kisluhl . v . Todyit-ftiy my own and all ot ! ttr ilcmapi&m * ' trade , by ( . 'intbliiig tiie people to d-. i i ' or ihcniwives that which they iww u-ly upon uolitwal u-affiekds to'do for theiii .

      One of these days , I shall T . E ABU ] to lefcr to other predictions—Mich as the aliaudoirtu ' ut of EXPENSIVE COLONIES , THE C 0 NF 1 SCAM 0 X OF Till : BSTAUUSHHD CHUHCII PKOl'KltlY , and the addition of a -MlNlSTlUl OF DUNG \ n ihe Cabjiiet . And now for , my jnincipal reason iu rehimiHng you of these tilings .: Some weeks ago 1 toid you that' 1 -would not receive . uayincli ' t of I , VN i . ) MuNEY iNB . VNK OUDEUS ; ami yet n . any . ioral secretaries continno to send remittances iu that wav .

      which puts me tol'OUNDS' EXPENSE , tu'iuYv ' thi Locality pence , ONCE FOK AMi , ' tH ]{ X , I WILL not be ai ; coi ; ntaiwj ; for monies so SENT , UNTIL TIIK ; t » Rl ? isENT GLOOM IS ( U ) M' ] . . 1 also n-tjucsted r . ll secretaries to send an account to the oliiucof all monies ¦ paid to lnyu-rcdii through bank */ > ific < : tliu . li ' . li Daoem ' iei' iii ; "liHi » 'u , biitiiijt one has afiswe ' ro ^ . Now , as 1 shall be h <> id responsible for , those ni . iiiies , I have a riuht toJ ) KMAiN'I ) INSTANT COMl'lViANCE with " iUis moiU :-

      rate rciiiii'U : that is , that all .. % -ci ' , etiUicsw ! ii ) have transiuitieii-:-their monies by . JJANK OUDIiliS , for the week ending 12 th' Hftccnibe ' r , ' and evnry week since , will INSTANTLY TltANSMiT A ' ( JOliuiJCT LIST OF DATIJS " ANJ ? . AJIOUNTS io ' i . he LAND OFFICE . There never has-licfii a large NATIONAL CONCK'K . V M ) rrtditably matiageil frnm ' the Ciinniencenipn :, ami it must . not . lie marred m . w '' by nrg ' . eet . . : . ¦• ¦ " ' ¦¦ . 1 hay « iimv given you the fiill benctii of two wot < lays tliis ww'k , > o that , as I spsml no iiilu time , Uumo ior wh'mi I work must work for thninselvcs . ' : '• ¦ ' ¦ Yiiiir ! ' ;\ ith !» l fricivl , ' , . : ' FnAutuis O'U'i . NNou .

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      ¦ ¦ ¦ ' I ; "' ' TUB MECHANICS . " -. 1 < v-J- " ' - .. « uOur readers will perceivoy by . an announcement in anofchercblumn , lbat MrRoBERTS is about to publish a vetbatira report of this most important trial . We trusj , that every working man in the kingdom ; will read it from endio end , and more tliati once , so that when brought by a "Jones" before a .. " Lyou and Stubbs / 'he may know where to lay his finder on those particular points of law , and liberty and common sense which those distinguished characters are doomed to be ignorant of all the days of their lives .

      We had intended to give the summing \ m of the learned judge in this week ' s Star , but Mr Roberts ' announcement renders this unnecessary . When we have the whole trial before us we shall be able to comment on the principles invoked in it . In the meantime , we ate happy in being able to state that the most beneficial effects have alread y resulted , Several men on picket—walking up aud down and

      talking to strangers and to each other—who , before the trial . were constancy molested by the pulicr , are now suffered Jo iollow their peaceful and honourable avocation without any disturbance or interference . We are glad of this , not only as it shows that constables are not above learning the law , but that : they are capable also of reading the Northern Star . If they will continue this commendable practice , they will be all the better for . it . .

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      in its way , another proof of \ to Imperative necessity for a com plete overhaul of , tUat modi jfn tmnq ^ d aw ! obsolete enactment , the Whigjcforin Act . By the way it may be noted , with reference to the iav * er amendment on that measure intended- by Mr Dim . combe , that two of the most olmoxieus clauses ihe Act contains were not in the Bill , as introduced bv Lord John Russell . The £ 50 tenant-at-will clause in counties , and the ratepaying clause iniiorouiths were cach . of them the . handiwork of Tories , " and in ' defending tlie ActLord John is opposing his own Bill .. lie has , in fact , abandoned his own

      "finality" and gone back to that of the , then Marquis of Chandos , now Duke of Buckin gham ! We venture to predict that a somewhat different fa'ewiU attend Mr Dnnoombe ' s bill than did hig motion . A dissolution is near , and the supporters of the disgraceful machinery by which the constituency of England and Scotland are 'virtually tlis . franchised at the pleasure of tax-gatherers and parish officers , will be masked . The fear of the . hustings ¦ s o-. uetimes has a . wonderfull y ^ virtuous effect when everything else fails . '

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      J . S ., Manchester . —\ fcmiw nothing -whiti-ver of tbe NAT 10 SAI , COOl'BluriVK HJ 3 NEPIT SOOIKTY AND PROVIDES r 1 SSTITU 7 I 0 S , but it is not in any rcpeci iv ) mt « v « r cvmcicftuitii tlie LAXD COM . P'ASV , nor wi 1 the K-ihm Jompnny fnnii . o ! . itself with nny other instituttun , exa-pt tlmsc of its own urc : ition . •—t ' Kunocs O ' tVsson , J * Mts WiRD , Boltnii . — Ni ) . I ' i'rtaiiily nut ; a separate hniisfitiusl beeiTete < i uji'iM t-arh allotmnit , eii-ept in casen wliere nunitiiTs pirclia . e their allotuienis for uvcr .-SotiETiEg' FuNDg . ^ ThcM * piuiii-s arriving to Mr O'Cobiii'v relative to iho pivprh'iy < if depositing societies ' mmiiM in the XATIONAI . LAK 1 ) & l , AlH ) L R BANK mu * t not lio i iVvinVcii . f u . it rcociv inj ; rtplifS , as lie is rtsolvnl not . to w , it ^ j . rivsie Ktu-rs ii | - « n the suiject . . Mlhiui' -mitionnn tl \« { lu . ntcun bo In ! by apirijlng tu tl-. c I ' . iii'ctd-,- ..

      coiiRi-sposDtNTs . —A » :. i | i ' luire to refer numerous in . ij-iircrs to tin ; iilrii-i . iiti'for information , nlsie'i they uUmuvan tfivo , : ni-i iit !» o : ' 3 to the rules , which are most )> iiiii and Hini | i !« . Mr Mawdsicy , llindl . 'v . —Vonr . j-. ierj- is nimvcru . l above . O : i «; sliiiiinx' fur plain | ' ! : ite nu . i |> .-i [ icr . >! k Smith nmi . > tli .: i > , IMrlsiton — Mr 1 ' alrlurn may lini-i ! tl . t'in-iMm u < , ii'ha fends she order . NV ; S . -Thru ) persons ? jii join tlir I , nti-i 0 oin ; iany tnRi-iber , nint cnrli of them be ctllitlvrf to ihuSMne )> vitilc | je 8 and b > -nvfii < as irtlie . v wri-ctojoinsftpuratelf , Thru ! peisunn j . iinii . jf u-gt-tbtr and wishing to be iwaied on ndjoinii k farms can have Uuir names placid on « ne ticket , .-. mUlieniliaun take ims ^ ssion « t the banic tinu-. ' W . , S . » ami his friv . sds . by " sondmScachoi ' iliHii •!!* . n ? M'i-itive siims ot £ ? 13 i % i \( w

      ,, two acres ; n 19 , . ,,,. , ! hr ( a acr , t „ , „ , . " ; lor four « o .-os to t ' . o lmd OiHee . on ^ w btfore 1 lijinja , Uio . '! ., » , ,, f tl . e- pr *« nt month , win be . Ii . Sif 0 / 1 ! lX *! m ° l "llidl » ' » tak « jrt » e- ' oatbt * rd of Ma , fellowin . n , c nun ( y , 0 1 » . « ,, by Bank or lott * M « orik . r , mnde \ nxy . a , U to FMrgw OVwmor , a . ia . ld . vS 8 ft , to « ,,. HiMcui ,, , at tl , tir-ofllce , }) c « n . "cut , hvhn , 1 . m » , 4 ,,,, ,-. . ' i . T ., Livcrp .. o ! . — -n ,, famiiy t . a ) lnot , „ . ,,, caUill t () - wthep ni , | CM llu . y ^ . ^ j , t (> , , >( , .. . lon # Situated a '« the tannly is tu which you alia . ! . - -, l-x-ation toKuther i » ! niihi *« iblf , - ' *' J . Ul-est . —AI ! Hi ; . ! WHS . ifu-rvi .-e in Mr Tapi . ' i e-rnirauim-ation wa » given . UV must Jmlue of iUe v ., ! ue ol ewmnunioA tioiiii-wni ious . We have n-. r-i-n for

      nnm-fvasaij wonii .-J . If K — A halt ' itvntiy j . i-i wWl ; . t ' RA > lr . won : KsiTj-tss liiu , —\ VK wi . l att . na to the r . i | lli ;| t . ! s «« tch L » M ) i . 0 ! U ) 3 . -i A iMiivs / ou . lent at K-linLurgb ' *>* . I ha » o h-. ii iat ,. | y (> n tli . « trivunils < , i' isim : of the ¦ yviinritrtoM in the l . otliian .- Whtn at H . irmon , the pivprty m — lt . iiiisi ' , v , l .-f M . 1 » ., I was tm \ n i « od » t the unmb . r of l '; im-, v Ip . rs . ' - ke ( , t \ , y ihnt ')> fioti itf t ; i < - aristnwu'y . IU > i'i > i | ilo \ s nv . i f , u-riurs , v > j \ . u ; . ! . iv judge . what noi-t of a stiiil ) .-. ] , a > : it is a Km . -ip . iV hone m .-iiajjori * . A great [ mh ., ! ' ih 0 v&tatu is * v . ^ . VAted , mi ; . 1 j t » r » i . « i- f-ol irrthi-50 iiuiiiitils . ¦ Se > vni large » n * hanutiful p .-uk « are aN , i ! ..- « - for t ' . tir-ii ^ The . mules areovtfmir . rri : h -tinn-, nhicli ilie e « w i- takes ¦ Bi- eat | . jri ic in pv . « .,. rviii . v Ho l ,:, s sl ) lU . gl . , lu . tlllt . of > -iW « . ttlso , ! wWc » ittiv « -- » mpI .. ymljit M a -tn-U .-per » nvi »» M « ant < . . > Tins ntn .-r . KiaWs ( iftlie ( jui'lruped * ar « ¦¦ - - I > n > t-K 8 i-arefu'I yliu : l » tso of the trili * .- hi hrt'fl w « rs , ilif proprietor hu-u , as usual , . « " patro . i" for th «

      Observe.

      OBSERVE .

      Mii Koiithehx Star • Sat'jul-Ay, Apuil 17, Ici7.

      mii KOiiTHEHX STAR SAT'JUL-AY , APUiL 17 , Ici 7 .

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      fiii'Tio . N . —Tl . e vaiious C-iuutist ai \ J l .-md l .-n-aVui , s are lii-relpv wanicci gainst ' hiiui ^ . ; i ! iy coiiiictti-. u wiih a i . Vi-M , ii iiiuiiud Siimatl > l ; u-st--i ! , prvftsMnir ' to .-iiave ' becii liyiurii . s ' iit X » V .. ' Tis : l < .. « . T - | it ; I ,,, his nitviulv Mir . r . - cd . (! i » ( lupirr K faHkv iiVIr-iiMVi , € . oj ,- On ]! ,- ' . ( " *„„ a « ut otturpiacs , W a ^ d ^ vM . r ^^ i , ^ l ,,,, ' lf ^ 'l > l '' StvUtingL ;« ti ! ..: HsiSi ) i ) j !) K . ., li ; fl . ; . ^ .

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      PARLIAMENTARY REVIEW . The Commons resumed . their . sittings after the Easter recess on Monday ; and , judging from their proceedings during the week , up to the time we write , have felt very much like masons and joiners on , Monday morning after a day ' s cessation from work : they have not yet got rid of the , stiffnessand wanned fairly to their work .- Notwithstanding the rumours tliat it is the decided intention of Ministers to push husiness on as rapidl y as possible in order that Parliament may he dissolved earlv in

      June at the latest , with a view to a new election , tlie practical progvess of . the week ) m been small . The Irish measures remain where they were , with the exception of the Fever Bill , which has passed through another stage on its way to Ihc Upper House The Waste Lands Reclamation Bill , which again made its appearance on the business paper for Tuesday night , was postponed till Tuesday next , when , if some fresh excuse or obstacle , roal or pretended , does not present itself , we indulge in the . anticipation - that this suspiciously delayed measure will at last make its appearance in a definite shape .

      The naval , military , and economical members had all the talk to themselves on Monday . The motion for going into a committee of supply brought out "hon . and gallant members , " with a long catalogue of gritvances , in both brandies of our service . Sir De Lacy Evans was the mouthpiece of the soMier , Sir C . Napier of the navy ; and between them they made a tolerably lengthy inventory of faults , lilnndcrs , and evils ; white , on tbe other hand , Messrs Hume ami Williams—those Siamese economists— we're equally valuble and lengthy in their arithmetical criticisms on the various votes submitted

      to the committee . We wish tbar the working man , who has to pay the piper for both branches of the service , had people in the . House who would bring his case as often before the Legislature as the " gallant" gentlemen have recently been doing in . the instance of the Army and Navy . Bst , apparently .-his only duty is to work and pay—his highest virtue in the eyes of modern legislators , patient and silent submission to a state of things which wings from him the uttermost farthing , for t !; e support of iiiMitufions which he alone must not reap anv benefit

      from . One curicus and ' notable point about , these discussions is , the wonderful unanimity with which all " haii . and gallant" legislators , whether in re ] coats or blue , agree in declaring that we must have an increase of our forces by land and tea , and the defences , and fortifications of our 'harbours and shores multiplied and strengthened . The Times \\ iS become an ataiurist on this point also , and not long Mnce had a mysterious and dreadful article , which must have half killed with fri ght al ! the ncr . vgiis old ladies and timid bachelors of ihe empire .

      It appears that some-time , front--somewhere , a griifra ] inroad is ' to be made by the combined armies of the Continental Nations , who , though not by any means loving each other , a-n each ami al ! cnrdially united in hating [ Great Britain ' : that this host may , any fine night or morning , by the r . id of steamers , land upon our shores , and without let or hindrance march straightway to London , ( k lhrone " . our most gracious Sovereign , " plant a new'd ynasty ) : • her place ; send the Lords and Coiiimcnsin I ' srtiiimsnt assembled to tbe ri ghtabout ; confiscate .

      ¦ aiid . s goods , aiil chattels , in tho tnis conqueror style ; and finally establish a Northern ikspulism in free England ! Very friglitful—horribl y alarmingisn ' t U ? Hut the song' is ? o very . jliffcrf . nl from that sung by the same minstiel only a few months a ; , ' . ) ,- that it pirates plain , s'ra'giitforwjril-goiKg folk * to know what is meant by all this , . blowing hot and cold . When the auiiation for Corn-Law Repeal was going on , the Ti ,, m , iii concert with the wiulft band of Repeal papers , oluimted in chorus , that the true way to make peace universal and

      eiidiii-iii ' . ' , was , to malce nations mutually dependent for their bread , hats , shoes , costs , wine , ' beer , &c , &o . Free commerce was to be tlie yreat civiiizer , and knit all peoples together iir bonds of eternal ami enli ghtened . amity . What can . v ) soon have changed thcsi ! dulcet notes into those of war—fierce war r Ai "!< -r lima ; study we cau fiutl Hi ciw < i' answer- —Loid I ' ahiier&ion is ' l ' orcigii Minister ; and thu 7 'iiar # , with its usual versatility , h ; is abandoned Ihe rtigniilml ixihcy ' pacific , of Lord Abfirdccc fm- ' that of a

      ii'jblcmiri who , as Mr Unebuck savs ,- " shakes tlurope to its centre . " It is a enrious ' Ihinj that \ v ; i « a ' n'l riruniirs . of wars should ' always bi Cuntc ^ poraneqijB with the iiecession of Lord l ' nlmeistdn to power . He is not only pugnacious himself , but Ilic ean-se of pugi ' . iicily in others ; hut having hitherto nut Uwil an nppavlunity of having-a regular campaign , he has seized iiiioii . tlui ([ u ; u ; rcls in Portugal ;; s a-capital chance fora side blow , and in connection witii France is to act " as " arniPrt . inodiatoi" bct-woou tlt ^ bcllii-crc n ls . What rhht me ltavu tu . iuterfcve

      in tho matter it " would he dilh ' cult . tn say : ' 'it is a ilijarfi : ! which the'I ' oi-utguiist ! uujiht to light , out Atiimig llicmse ' . vos . Hut . this tnt \ nw \ prcliiuinarv of tin :, v . ju- tmnipcr ' ^ blown by thsr TinH'n , is , ncrliap ^ meant to pii !|» are-for ,-the gciiiral coiiiincuul Avar iu ^ bi < - \ i we may find ourselves'iiividvcd , iii ennselincncc ( if ilie rtv . Jtss , mi . scbiuv . nivaml \ nciUVi ? $ uinc nature of our warlike foreign Minister . ] t is com .

      jiariiiivi'l y .-a-y to prophecy , when one hold * iu his own turner the , wans of lultilling tim pi-cdiolkai . A little ' ehwi-r watchiiie of th « noble lovd t-. v vc-« fr . iiii his bdtiijercnt uvotteiisilics ., » i \ U of t \ ici : ; uuial it ' . ' 11 ., f naval and military for more public mmu y , ln > h additions tii tho alrc : R » ly Uvgo and bunlciisoi . ' , e uaxal and military forces ofthWcmnUv Uvovy « ,-Mr-» iil « iir tlm nrosflnr timo . ¦ .

      £O ^Eadcfs' ^ Cauitsuoitimi Te.

      £ o ^ eaDcfs' ^ cauitsuoitimi te .

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      Jl's R. V-Jisi 1 S Njz Ir*- Uo. 4, (Yvice Ci.) Of The Labourer, I . »

      jl ' s r . v-Jisi 1 s njz ir * - Uo . 4 , ( yvice Ci . ) of THE LABOURER , i »

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      Mr \ Va )' , ); i ! t f lias oirtainud ieave , without o | i ; iv * ii : > in , to iiilroiliici ! ii hill ampiidiiis : ihiinpsii-jlion of votc .-r-. " The l > i ] | iiniiojj . ally a ; i |)! i ( . s io cltu : t-oii . aJwad y ¦ . regist « rc ! l , and is meant to jn-nti ^ t tlu m , fnv ' n |\( : x . ' Uious o ' ljcctiniiji'lij' :: iij ) o'inj isi'iialiics ii ; mu lide parties ' \ vri' / nis < 3 '« iiC ! ii . it h a " : m ; iii go , * ' h \ A ,

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      Wednesday was a grand field-day for the Protestant bigots . All the old women who live in constant fear of the Lady who sits on ihe seven hills dressed in a scarlet robe , and who it designated by them in language more / orcilile than polite , " mastered in the House that day to defeat the repeal of s ; mdry obsolete and never-enforced disabilities on Italian Catholics from the [ Statute Book . Lord Lyndhurst , la < it session , at '' one fell swoop" cleared away a heap of this foul and fiUliy rubbish . Mr Watson ' s bill would have followed up efficiently . the moral scavenging , but the Inglisca , Phiraptrcs , Spoimers—we were going to add " spoonies " -of the true old Protestant bnert , rushad to the rescue . Dear to their pious and tender souls "is the wisdom of our ancestors ;" r . n-1 , no doubt , in their inward spirit , some of them

      gman heavily over the departed g lories of Sniithfielil , when the faggot blazed merrily around noneonforining limbs , and sent up a sweet-smelling savour from that hol y sacrifice offered to a God of Love . The victory they achieved on Wednesday must have proved some consolation to them , as showing that , though they have fallen upon degenerate days , the cruel spirit of religious intolerance is not dead , but only sleeping . If favouring circumstances como together , men may yet be roused , by the fierce slogan of a piiesil y chief , to do battle to the death against the citizenshi p , ay , even the life , of his lellow-lioiug , because ! l « s optoiona are different upon a subject on which neither can cfc-MM » i 8 < nifeanything 1 . anii to quarrel about which is as insane as about the colour of their liair or the shape of their noses .

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      Hie Dissenting agitation against the Government scheme of Education ' presents too many features in common with the preceding melancholy exhibition of bigotry ami intolerance , to carry with it our sympathy , however much we may dissent from the schome itself upon other grounds . ' We are glad to &ee that ( he whole question will be opened on Mumlay night by the motion of Mr Duncombe , and till then dofer any further remark on' what is undoubtC ' -Hy the most actively agitated out-door question of the wionwn ' i .

      On Thursday nkht ibe Peers resumed their sittings in that portion of the New Palace set apart for them by the Queen . Jt is almost impossible by mere words to give any idea of the truly regal magnificeuceof this splendid Hall . It is conceived in the true spirit of artistic genius , and the mediaeval style , avowedly set up as ihe standard , has baen faithfully , but nsttervileiy followed . Tlie exquisite manner in which the colours have been harmonized and blended , causes the mass of golden carvings , deep and brilliant hues , and gorgeous draperies poVflered

      with- gold , to fall upon the eye with a subdued , chaste , but inexpressibly rich effect . The glance uamlers from object to object without once encountering anything har-. lt cr abrupt , but rather finding all melt into each other in beautiful gradation , and the boldest contrasts harmonized by the skill of the consummate anists . it is , in short , a magnificent specimen of the ait and skill of the 19 th century , and will long staiwi , we trust , as a proud monument of ihe ability of the artizans whose kbour has reared it .

      The Lords were as proud of their new Hail as a boy of his first Easter suit , anrl mustered in great numbers . ' Conspicuous among the rest was the Episcopal-bench , which had a great number of iavmili-oved and silk-aproned occupants . Several peer esses wer # also present in ihe body of the House , and tbe siile gallery , appropriated toWiuhfrs of the Hou » e of Commons , was visited hv most of the lc&ding members of that House in the course of their lordships ' short Miiingof an hour and a quarter . The business transacted was very trifling - , in fact , nobody had settled down to husiness , the faculties were all absorbed by the spacious and brilliantly decorated apartment in which thov were assembled .

      The only person who seemed to have ai all an ap . petite for work was Henry , Lord Brougham and Yisux , and he threatened to ' have the House cleared if less noise was not made—a hint which only terrified the talkers for the remainder of his lordship ' s observations . Whether it was cwiny to this ' , natural excitement and ihe . cotw « -q « . ient bwn of . many ' voices , nr that thell : illitsi-i > is , n'ltwjihvtaitdiiigail i : n otkr attrnetiov . s , ileii'Mtnt in its acoustic caifetrurfion , we donoi pretend at prosit to say , but certain it is

      , that , of the specclu-sof the greater number of Peers ivho a'Id ' . eKCi ! tho House , scanoiy ouc wunj in fifty enuMbtt heard > . « the . reporters' gaiU-ry . If this bo « j-ormaiu'nt defect , it . will be t \ striiius one , though wetruitthat Mr Bany . the able r . rchitcci , will be nb ! o to di-vi «( . mcnsui ' i * fur obv-.-ning it , as far , at icnvt . ns . tlie I ' ilss is concerned . This we coisceLve miiiht be effected by iown-ing llicji-tlitry iit ' ew feet Bud prcjectiiij , ' i ; fartlur into the booy oi tue House lt « ini ' tO dmu ' tssidiis wmi ! d tiit-rcby !> e j-ir . 'ictiwiily ( limitiislu-d , aini this j ^ rciii ir , c ^ nveiiience removed .

  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), April 17, 1847, page 4, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1414/page/4/