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    • TOE NORTHERN STAR SATURDAY, AUGUST 7.1847.
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      TO TAILORh B Read's XewPatentllndicjitor for finding proportion and disproportion in all systems of rnttinjf . Caveats grantd April " 22 nd , K 17 . stgiied by Messrs Pool and binned . Patent Office . 4 . Old Square , Lincoln ' s ; Imi . D-. « laration of sanw , signed ty SwG . Carroll , hrat ., Lord Mayor of London . THE LOSDON ASD PARIS SPRISG ASB SCMMEU FASHIONS for J 847 , are now ready , by UEN - JAMIN * READ and Go ., Vl , Hart-street . Bloumsbury eqnarc , London ; and by G . Bcrger , Holywell-strett strand . May be had of all booksellers whereseover residing . R 5 avpvototionv £ \ vx Waj ^ ty Q , uwu Tictori .. and H . R . 11 . Prince Albert aSplemli . 1 Pr-nt , luaatifiill j folonred , and exquisitely executed , thc whole very superior ecanyaiin- ' o = the kind ever before published . This beauiifalpruit will be accompanied with thu most faskiam . bki- lsize , Frock , Dress , and Ruliug Coat " attosas— a , jbsplcte Paltftot , mcrh worn in the i ? ... ms as an over joat-and a youth ' s new fishionable Hussar Jack t with skirts—the manner of cutting them for all sizi-sfnll esphuation for -variation of sty'e and method of making-up -with five db ^ mnis , clearly illustrated -aim all ntcessar ; Isiformtition . retpeciingstyle and fashion . Trice 10 s ; post free to any part of England , Ireland Scotland , and Wales . Us . Post-office orders , or pos : stamus rcrcivcdascasli .

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      THE TAILGRS TRADING COMPANY . „ ST 3 MKEH OP JOURXEY . MEX TAILORS ( Membeis -fl . of the National Association of United Trail *) haviit : formed a Company to release themselves from the Tjanefaliiitlueiacof nnpnai-ipled ompetitorsrespectfully inform thc upcratirc classes , generally , that they hare opened ay establishment at No . 7 , VICTOKIA-STKEET , MANCHESTER , ¦ wficre tlivy can be ssnp . icd with every artirle of clothing 25 cheap an ' better made thau at any of tlie ( so-called > cheap establishments WOBKIXG . VEX , SUPPORT YOUR OWX OltDEX intfiisa ! tfia ; it to ( fewoKlrutt ; thl foncjits of ASSOCIA 11 VE LABOUR . Journcyimn Tailors who are desirous of avoiding the flejradihg coutingenciescf tramping in search of employment , durinz the iiestniiiter , will meet with vtupUiyim-m at Manchester wages , l » y becoiuiug Sliaveho ' . d .-rs . The « ice of snares is ten slulling-S pay .-ible by instalments uf nireepenee per week , in nd'ii i- > il t « one sliillin ^ and Sixpence for Registratiuu mid expenses . Kules and ProspLi-. tU 3 a will be fonrurded to any part of the Kingdmn on application to the Secretary , 5 , St John-street , Manchester , Qr enclosing four postage stands . Jon . v Russell , Manager .

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      A COLOURED DA € -UERPiEOTYPE PORTRAIT in ¦ bes t morocco ease fur 10 s ., which is Us . less than auy other London establishment , and warranted to be equs'ly gtwl , by Mil CGEUTOX , 148 , Fleet-street , oppiaite Bourerk ' -stroet . and 1 , Temple-street , Whitefiiars . Open daily f . om nine till four . Foreign A pparatusAgcuttoYoigtlaudtiraiidLiribottrs , a complete Kook of Instruction , price 7 s . ti > l ., by post les Pri t Bsts seat post free .

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      TWTOXEY GIVES A WAX ! — The f-ll-iwio s sums « , - " - - Hoarj , viz : —50 ( g , 20 Sl . MOl ., SQL , two of 23 { ., and ten of 101- - will be prtsented tiy tlie Prwprietors ( . f theJERSEV TELEGRAPSto thefirstoOOO Subscribir .-to that Paprr for one jear , and a like sum to evi-rj additional 5000 The Subscription , Ss . can be for yarded iu p . « tas ; e stamps , or by post-office order , pay . able to Mr Chables Clifford , Xo . 15 . King-sfreet , Jersey forwarding H . 1 $ . will be entitled to three num " , beis , and mayootaiuSOOZ . Advevtiscrs wisWug t « avail tbcmseive ; of the vtrv extensive cuvulaUon ( In England , Ireland , Sc » tland " , "Wales , and tuc Chanuel Island ?) , secured by the above srraiuenient will , to ensure insertion , . forward their sdrertiseaicats with as little dilay as possible , charge only Ose Vessx per line { no duty ) . Agencies of all kiuds undertaken for Jersey .

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      H ^ w , iv \ usust 2 nd Fric e EKh tpsucclia ! fptnnv . OW 1 TT \ S JOORXALOF UTERATUltE ANI ) PRO GKE . SS . Edited b y Wiliiam and Mary Howitt This Pa-. t contains < iv splendid Engravings—The Bdc Catin , Lr IV . G . Mason ; JFeiirite Laroennais , by II It- « rnson . with a Mcnirfr ; The Village Chu-. cU . by Alfred JBarnil ; «] cn Cmnic . iiv \ V . G . ilason ; P 01 trait of Col Tl : mj- or by G . ileasoui ; witha Memoir ; Thc Xiontli » l ' rosw : t , r tc . The Literal / Articles are by the following writers- — ^ rsLee . « , f « o-iou ; Xidwtas Thirning Moile ; l ) r 13 owrmj , J . p , Maiy Gillies ; Miss Pardoe ; W . U . Cariiciit' -r M . U . F . R . S . ; Ur Smiles ; Edward Youl GoWio Eannby ; Calder Campbell . ; John . F .. ivler ; Peter Paul 7 alctte ; w . C Bennett ; Abel lMynter ; U . O . Adams ' Eiehard Hotvitt ; Mary Hewitt ; Williajn Howitt . etc " ' ruUished for the Proprietor at 171 , Strand , aud sold by all Booksellers .

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      AUXILIARY TO THE NATIONAL LAND COMPACT . TEE SATIOXAL OS-OPERATIVE BENEFIT SOCIETY . Patron—T . U ' ak'ev , 31 . P . Jhreelors-XessTS P . M'Cmtli , r . ' Clark , and C . Doyle . zwnfc—ffae National i .- -nd and Labour Bank * * . *_ , ^ terttary-iiT IS . Stallno-. d . tentral Ofiices , S 3 , liean-street , Scan , aud 2 ,, Lit « c Valeplace , Ilania-orsiuith road . fJpiIIS Society presents greater adrantages t < i the In-6 EtabiiXed 10 US llIi 0 US tbaa J " ^ &iu ) ^ Iustiiuticu fiver » mw « ' - TCI 7 " ^ "na-Jenrequircacan be obtained atS . c » ' ruw ' Vrtui . il € reen-, Mr Jeffrey , / Tanners ' ^ n 5 l . h . r idsiar-n > sld ; Kr J ' Simps ...., " Un . rris ., n ' s tSrloI S ) , Easlla ^ ' »>««« i »; U « berfs lemptraiiceConee house , Esaicr-itrect , Sioai » t . street ; Mr « a « Ord , T « ai . peraiice-l ) ai ! , Broadway , Wests , jnbter : ^ 1 . F . I , r . jwn , Silver-street , iKtnsiiigtou ; Mr 11 . Ilay-^ Lf ^ ^ , Wand swomi 5 -Mr J . fare , 6 S , iUyerv . Street , fcinnui-baiu ; Mr T .-fihepUerdson , Town-cate f »^ xi ea « Leeds ; Mr G - w «»*« ler , Dunkirk , ne ; . r 2 ™ 5 MrMundiy Xorthamgrtca . ; Mr Wesley . Ca ; nion-ToFPi * nbor ^; Mr B . M ., rsan , Merthyr Tjdvii ; t ^ iL'T Gandiffeth , Poa ^ pool ; Mr Skcviiigton I « ughboroush- Mr T . Chamber , Lekester-strcetTBil-E « m ; MrJ . I ^ oaais . Burton La&ner , Higliam Fertars-, 4 ^ - I ? * -. ' Iron ^ Ie , nearXattL ' Jsjhaiii ; MrU . Pierce , i ^ Q ^ « . ^ tMary . street , Brid Se * vatcr ; Mr W . 11 . Webt Kkr f " ^ ' Coxside , Fljmouth ; Mr G . Gr * ce , Baxugh loets , Barnsley ; Mr Wsstobj , Duppa'sbill S ? y i > lf H . Inghatn , MieAison-squarc . Sclu . ks , Tfflr Packer , 78 , Harecw-road , Marylcbonc : Md of the Sueretary , Mr E . Staliwood , 2 , Little Vale : Place , Hanifficnnnitu . road , to whom . aU applii-a'jons for Agenaes masibe addressed , aud and all Post-office order * made payable at the Hammersmith Posuoffice .

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      WEST RS ) IXG OF YORKSHIRE . ABJOUUSMEST <» THE iflDSTniifSF . SESSIONS _ ; FOR THE ER 1 AL OF FELOX Sj . d ; . TW-OTICE 15 VEBSBXWVES , that tfee Midsranmcr 4 ^ 7 ? - e r Cr : ' - , / . ttr Sesstons ° f the Peace , for the ) Vest Hidiiij ; .. t the Cosutj- of York , will bs boJdcn by ad-3 oun . nient , atvrakeneld Ou Wctbtadaa , tke tetJfifth dag of jvp .-si < ., * i < ii , t , at Ten o'clock in the Foreman and byiuiUierarijournment from thence will he holden at Sheffield , 011 Frlla ^ , the Ttmit > / nea = A J ) au of »« « wf JfonJfc of Axpui intent , at Ten o'Clok in lie Forenoon , for thi 2 VM of F&ns «« . / J- or ^ jis Indicted xot MtfdanennodX , when all Juror ? Suit ors , Persons who staud ujjcib Kn-osaizance , aud . etliers navins bus ; ncssatthesaidSessious , are reiiuired to attend the Courtrrosecutors aud Witnesses iaxases of Pdony and Mis . demeanor from the Wapqntakes of Stainclifte a « d £ wcross , Glaro , Ainsty , Agbrisg aad Morlev , Sbyrack and Barkstonash , must attend tlie Ssssions at Wakefield and those from die Wapontakes of Strafiorth aud TicliiuU Osgoldcrcss and Staincross , bciag the remainder eif tUe lVest lading must attend the Sessjcns at Sheffield . : . » .. ,, * . . C-U-Kwer . Clerk of the I ' cace . ; Clerk of the Peace ' s Office , AYakefield , Auj , Tist 5 th , 1817 .

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      O'CONXORVILLE . A FOUR ACRE ALLOTMENT TO BE DISPOSED OFATUTOXXOiaiLLE , cropped ^ twoacre of barley , and oneand a quarter of potatoes , and the other ihree quarters in vegetables . A tank and watercourse are on the allotment . All letters to be addressed , prepaid , U Joseph Open , shaw , O'ConnornUe , near Rickinansworth , ITerts .

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      Boz ' s Last Work . —It mnst be a matter of surprise to the public generally to perceive how varied are the opinions expressed by the leading newspapers , with respect to Mr Dickens ' o last publication . It may well be imagined tlia : some adverse criticisms upon the works of ibjs and other celebrated authors may proceed from personal feelings or educational prejudices . These , however , could account for but a few . The majority , as we have the best medical authority fur stating , may be ascribed to irritability oftemprr , generally arising from a deranged state of the liver and other viscera , and which could easily be remedied by the occasional use of Frampton ' s I'illof Ilealtb . which is gentle in lia operaiioa and

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      Kow Ready , 11 New Edition of vlll . O'CONNOR'S WORK ON SMALL FARMS , To be had at the Nirthern Star Office , 16 , Great Wind mill Street : and of Abel Hey wood , Manchester .

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      JUST PUBLISHED TIIE PEOPLE'S LEGAL ADVISER . The object oftWs monthly publication , is perhaps suffle ently indicated b y its title ; it may be well , however , io add a few words iu explanation . That there are ninny subjects of an exclusively lejal Miaracter , and bearing peculiarly ou the interests of tlie n- < irkimj classes—on them nitre than 011 the other dames "fs-ciety—is a truth that hardly requires its assertion : ; and lt-wcnda , of course , lie desirable that all these should ne brought together in -a fonn , cheap , compendious , and -Titi'Uigible . tforthebenefit of those to whom they chiefly relate . This purpose it is proposed toeffectbymeansofaMaga une to toe published on the 1 st of every mouth . It is > n . tended , in each number , to rive some ACT OF PARLI A-

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      character of an Englishman , that' imies a paltry subterfuge—a humbug legislation . Thus we find that another step has been tokennot only his Chartism gone to the POLL , but it is going into the HOUSE . The triumphant return of Mr O'Connor for Nottingham were of itself ottfficient victory to signalise these elections . But , when we 'instance , in addition to that glorious event , the ra-, pid strides the principle is malting in tun Boroughs , we feel that we have indeed reason to congratulate ourselves on the result that has crowned our efforts . Our enemies knowthis . The dastardly press steps

      down from its contemptuous silence—to indulge in sarcasm and senseless abuse . They dare aot report the speeches of Chartist candidates—but treat their ¦ readers in a sadly uBt ' air way , by abusing something 'they do not trouble themselves to inform the public about . But they are missing their way here . The public cannot fail to know the progress Chartism iB making—and this veil of secrecy will but render them more avid to learn that which so much trnubleis taken to conceal . But the Press i * only apiiling its last venom—this is but tho preparatory step towards

      advocating the ClarW ; not but what the Charter can publish itself : it has not gone to hole and corner meetings—it has singled out the highest opponents , and sought the loftiest stage . It has struck at th « head of oppo .-ition—whether in the steps of a Cabinet Minister at Nottingham , a Chancellor of the Exchequer at Halifax , a Foreign Secretary at Tiverton , or Whig official at , Shtfthld . These will be food for cabinet councils ! Tho falling ministers will look blankly at the coining session , ami say—we have weathered the storm this time with many a scar—but how shall we fare the next ?

      O&e hope they indulge in , that the fire thus kindled will burn out of itself ; that the organisation of the noo-eleotors will not last , and thus the pressure from without dissoh-e itself away . NEVE R ! Let our non-electoral friends remember that this is faction's only chance ! They have worked well on the present occasion , and if they now relax , all the mtmey , all the time , all the trouble they have

      exponded this time will be worse than thrown away . If they give up THIS time , they will not bs able to make an impression the NEXT . ' No doctor will believe their words or fear their threat * -, exclusive dealing , so crushingiy used against them , would lose its charm in their hands— and it is only by carrying thatiystem out . without relaxation , as a PROTEC T 1 VE WEAI'ON . that success can be nrrii-ed at THE NON ELECTORS MUST NOW BEGIN

      TO WORK FOR THE NEXT . ELECTION : The session of this Parliaraeit must be one lonjj c ; iuvass in behalf of Rijrbt , and , we believe , it will not be very long either . The Whig and Tory league is made up of such unstable elements , that we do not anticipite any very great continuanco for the present Parliament , and the people will again , ere long be called upon to add others to that CHARTIST BENCH , the nucleus of which they have already so nobly formed . We feel convinced that several ot the boroughs so gallantly contested this time will be suc- , .

      cessfully contested on tho next occasion . But we must ba up and stirring , no rest , no flinching , till we have triumphed ; the path is clear , the In-art is boid , be the perseverance untiring . On then , gallant sol diers , in the great cause , continue your peaceful mareh to victory . In otht r countries blond disgraces the popular triumphs ; here we arc . strong enough to maintain peace . Law and order are the handmaidens of progression ; let them wait upon that flag on which is written in lasting characters , — THE CHARTER AND NO SURRENDER ' » ¦ ? l > s

      Toe Northern Star Saturday, August 7.1847.

      TOE NORTHERN STAR SATURDAY , AUGUST 7 . 1847 .

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      TRIUMPH OF CHARTISM . Our principles have made a glorious stand . Was ttere any evidence necessary of the deep hold they have taken of the public mind and heart , it has been given at the elections . Time was , when starting a Chartist Candidate was little less than a chimerical affair ; an effort that , however , was sure not to go beyond a hustings speech . Even this was considered

      an achieveraent-and so it was . It was the national voice clamoring to he heard amid the din of faction . Honour to those , who undaunted by the interposing phalanxes of parly—by the appliances of power-by the snee : s and laughter of their enemies—Ivy the contemptuous , though cowardly silence of the Press , cast forth the seed upon the water , to strike root at last after many storms—to flourish after many

      seasons . Evidence of the growing power of the Charter , it has advanced another step , from the hustings to th * poll . Ah ! There is a deep significance in this . Let government take the aggregate of electors who voted for the Charter at this General Election , and they will find there matter for thought and fear for their monopolies . They well know the developement of our principlas can not stop there . The bright example once given , others v ill swell the phalanxand this new element infused into the conitHuencv ,

      must go spreading from the very constitution of its power . And vixv ? For two reasons—the first is that those electors who voted for Chartist Candidates on this occasion , are some of the most enlightened , some of the best , some of the wealthiest in their respective boroughs . The Whigs and Tories chiefly got those who were the worst of the Electoral body , who could be bought , bribed , and made drank . Let no one construe thic into an argument against Universal Suffrage , inasmuch as , be it remembered , it is only the present limited franchise that enables faction

      to keep a portion of the constituencies in their present degraded and . demoralised conditiou . The second reason , that ensures the happy developement cf the Democratic priaqple , at the same time still &rther proves the practicability ; nay , even the expediency of Universal Suffrage . It is the combinatiec and organisation on depart of the non-electors , to focse their principles on . the constituent bodies . What must be— must fe , and it is always wise to bow to auiinevitable necessity with a good grace—the more < £ 3 , if resistance would . turn the supposed evil into arrealhv .

      EXCLUSIVE DEALING , . one of the great weapofisso long wielded by the oppressor , is now being wielded by the oppressed—and thus intimidation is daaisned to enforce Right . In those cases where tlikffeils of its efiect , it can . only be through grosser in&aidation on the other side ; while failure can hut increase the angry feeling . entertained by the Non-Etesti-e to tfce Elective portion of the community . TlmctUiepresent system goesoncharging the battery witt ^ stlditional power—to explode fearfully at last , if i \ s noxious elements are not

      conducted safely intvftve channel of Unic « rsal . Suffrage . The Electors theatres are harassed by the exclusive privilege they ^ possess . All long far the J 8 ALLOT , many for the C&ARTER . They look for this to screen them from ilte arrows of party fcate- ^ id so wretched is the sjsteta that numbers rua away at an election time , others intentionally disqualify themsek . es , and many l * aldJy refuse to vote at all , since they cannot ; do so with safety . How bad must be tUatprinciple ( if principle it can be called )

      which demoralises and reudere ineffective the very machinery it uses—nay ! goes is very contradiction of itseif ! On the noB&jation day many thousands elect a Member , on the next day a few hundreds unseat him and elect ano&er . Where is there ' principle'inthis ? The thousands of the one day are made faoU of by \ be hundreds of the next . Far better not have put them to all the trouble , loss of time and money , of Calling them together , if they are to be insulted by a miserable minority reversing their decree .

      It is these glaring anomalies that at turning the ntfuds of the Electors—these palpable absurdities disgust them-aad . ( here is something jn the

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      MISCELLANEOUS . NOTICE . —Those agents who have not remitted their last quarter ' s accounts will not recaive any further suppl y of papers alter this date , unlcis they remit in full , on ! or before . Wednesday next , air O'Connor begs to acknowledge the letter of Geor"e Webber , Halifax , and of Win . Bi ook . Leeds , and to lay , that great as his desire is to visit both places , thi'v must see the impossibility of his stirring just now while preparation is being made to locate the occupants , and meet the Conference . Josrrn Modcan , Deptford ify good friend , Jror "" in , inay vest assured that nothing would give me greater pleasure Hum chronicling the piod works of tlie old guards ot Greenwich ; but they nmstSDo the inmost jihty ot reporting all the proceedings of the several ucttvms that

      took place in one week ; am ) he must further remember , that the impossibility ofreportlii" all should have stimulated each locality to send a report of its own doings . I do heartily , in compliance with his wish , bear my thanks to the upright « nd honourable n ? , *?« f ° i ? llur ' «* ™> " 8 wflu ' Wi for his impartial and manly conduct . It bore , as he justly observes , a pleasing contrast to that of th .- Ham of Ucroy . y q . q John Smith , Welton .-STr O'Connor begs to say , " that he made uo such appeal t « the shareholders of the Land tompany as that referred to by Mr Smith , and renuusts that application may he made to the uarf . es to whom the money was sent . IUlvebn estate . —in consequence of an advertisement of a second sale of the above cstato being published m the newspapers , it will be gratifying to tho members to learn that I liavo purchased it bv nirenev . on thu 27 th

      ot July , irom THE RIGHT PARTIES , and that the abstract ot title has been already dc . ivered . I purchased it , in the first instance , from the mortgager , who , it appears , had no right to sell , and wV . o , consequently , could not make out a title . I purchased it in n a n ™ V £ : l ? , , ? " ° . thc """ -tgngfics in possession , WHO HAD THE BIQBT TO SELL , and who have the power to make out the title ; aud 1 am now in treaty for 1 / 260 acres of the primest land in Eiigland-sotUat this Land Plan shall succeed . MKivrnia Ttdvi j .. _ To the members of the National Land company of the following branches ,. Mcrtbyr Tydvil , Newport , Monnioutli , New Radnor , Llunelly Garnd . diffetn . Cardiff , Cheustow , Swansea , Shrewsbury , Shaftsbuvy , Treuescr , Briuccnotth . and Snuniv .

      lniCKICy : Iriends , having had t lie honour oi being nomi . imtedasoneofthc candidates to represent tho above branches at the next Land Conference , should I be your cLoice , [ I shall use my best judgment in promoting tlie interests of the members , and the best means of their speedy location , and 1 intend to vote forcsta-Wishing a fund to aid the poorer allottees to remove ii oin their present residence , to their respective iillotments . \ ou will toward yuUr votes , as soon as possible , to Mr W . Jan > eS ) Little Isle of Wight , Uridgcstrcet , Mcrtliyv , who is acting for hid as secretary , as I am in nomination . I remain , friends , yours , most respectfully ,

      OnsEr . VB . -Mr Charles Rebbeck ' s addressIsflfi ! Horse turda 's i '"! - '" OtHOrSe ' lanC l US ap P ° arcd ml » stSa-NoiTis « nAM Election Fo . vd . —J . Sweet begs to acknow-M ^« mi - ? f , ottlie m " ™ B sums with thank * .-. Jlr T . Elhs , 2 s 6 d ; MrB . Bins , Mfld ; perMr Turnbull . 4 s ; per Mr Etches , is 8 d ; Mr Bauwell , is ; fro , Lauibw , os 3 d ; from Bradford , £ i Cs ; from Loiwh ^"" e ' ' second subscription , 12 s fd ; from London , j £ 2 fl ; Mr Gill , Nottingham , £ 5 ; Mr Barrow , is- . Mr bkemtt , Is ; New Radford , £ i 15 s ltd ; Mr Harrison , Is from Slcafonl , 12 s 6 d ; Mr Giles , 5 s ; threefriondJ , bv diitolsGd ; llyrou ward locality , 12 s 3 d ; 31 r Chinin " S V , HS SC 1 1 OM ( J ' M ; Mi ?' w . Adims , Cd / mv HlacK , is ; Mr Sale , Is ; from INandford , Us 3 d from sha w j ' s ^ ' ' by Jh < riWett ) lsl ! d ; JI ' « " ad . MrJ . Stephesson , Banff—The postage stamps were

      Mr LiBBiE , Preston , and others who have required a further supply of last week ' s papers , are informed that wo had not a Single copy left on Sunday morning , al though werani some hundreds over thc prcviuus week Our agents will oblige by sending their orders as early as possible in the week . Mr Jkwitt , O'Connorville . —Your communication is an advertisement , charge 4 s . Edisboboh —Hacauley has been thrown out by a Mr Cowan , hitherto unknown to fame , FitEiHt BnEoae . _ Lord LiucoJnhas been again elected for these burghs , ABEBDisEMapUia Ford yce , of Eruckley , has boeu e ectedI by a nujout , o ( 40 G TOtes ma Co , « St " ^ 9 T momination « «« e Ch artis c « iid « te , andira 3 rioted by show of h . nds , bat declined pin * to ( be foil . We sk » U try to J room for Mr McPhers ^ s speech in our nL * NOTICE , -Sinee the repeated r ' enuests for a me ^;^ * e y " r

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      iUBCBIPTB Or THE WAWONAi . COOPERATIVE LAND COMPANY , FOR TUE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 5 . PER MR O'CONNOR , SECTION No . I , » IUUK » . Dewsbury .. 0 fi 0 Pwston , Brown i * WaUefiold it 0 2 0 Huddersficld .. " 7 2 Burslem .. 2 10 0 Sundcrland .. 0 10 « Derby .. 2 12 0 T . and J . Bel 6 tcad o 2 o Glnsgow , Smith 19 0 Wigan .. 617 8 Oolnc , Wattou .. 5 4 0 l > unaston .. a 0 0 Ginsgow .. 3 7 0 Hyde .. 0 2 0 Holton .. 0 5 0 Carlisle .. 1 10 0 Llannolly .. l G 0 Sudbury .. 2 12 o Leeds .. 8 o 0 Trowbridse .. 0 4 0 llanley 23 0 9 City or London 2 13 0 Ovcndon •> 0 10 0 Westminster .. 2 15 8 Todmorden .. 2 12 0 WhittiHgton and J . smith « 0 0 « Cat ., 1 " i 9 1 { Sladeii •• 0 10 Rochdalo .. 0 7 0 Birmingham , Fol- Worcester .. 14 0 lows •• 0 7 0 Birmingham ( Ship ) « 1 0 Hcywood » 3 5 G Spilsby .. 17 0 Littlotown 1 11 0 Ilotlierham .. 0 12 0 Alva ,. ,, 370 Nottingham , Sweet 046 Hamilton .. 15 0 Kensington .. 0 2 i I eiCKftcr , AstiU 1 9 4 . Manchester .. 4 IS 0 ColnclNo . I ) .. 0 13 6 Hull .. 5 17 2 Old Baslord .. i 12 7 Mottrnm .. 2 17 0 Ikmsley ( No . H 11 U 0 Upton-uson-Severn 0 tf 0 New lla-lford .. 18 3 Glasgow .. 0 7 0 Uridlbrd » COO Southampton , Si . LouKhboroug h 0 5 7 da way .. 0 10 0 Criuit" 0 1 ( 5 2 Camjisie .. 0 10 Sheffield .. 6 15 0 Liverpool .. 0 2 0 NeWi > ort , Monmoutti 6 3 0 Todmorden .. 10 0 Warwick » 0 7 6 Colne ( No . 1 ) .. 1 'J 0 Plymouth 016 0 Leicester , Astill 1 o C Swindou 8 0 0 Ashtoii-uiider-riyae 2 17 ( J i / Vnn ,. 0 10 C Northampton .. 5 9 C Hlackbum .. 0 19 0 Limchouso ,. 0 1 0 Newton Abbott 213 2 Shorcditch .. 0 4 ( HHWWH £ 145 2 i

      SECTION No . 2 . J . M'Cormnek- * 9 * Perth .. 0 3 0 Wolverhampton 0 2 6 Gainsborough .. 0 3 0 Uirmingham , Fol . Marylubono .. 3 0 0 lows .. 0 2 0 Leeds .. 10 0 Belfast « 14 0 Hanlcy .. 5 G 0 Clayton West .. 0 13 0 Calais .. 2 8 4 J Littlotown .. 0 4 0 Oveiidon .. o 10 u Alvu ., 026 Globe and Friends 10 l ( i 6 r , cicest « r , Astill 3 16 3 J . Lowe .. 0 10 0 Muidstono .. 0 8 6 DnkiuBold .. 0 7 6 ClueiN ' o . 1 ) » 0 10 0 Carlisle ,. 0 0 C Old Unsford .. 13 & U « U > 7 ., 2 14 Preston ( Brown ) 3 18 6 Alloa , ' . o 11 0 Loiunhigtou .. 4 18 10 Huwsell .. 0 10 6 HolliiiL'wood .. 3 0 10 Astley . ., 0 12 6 East Itutfor 4 .. 10 3 Trowbvidgo .. 6 17 0 Shrewsbury .. 8 15 G City of London 0 12 6 Sundorlaiid .. 15 0 Westminster .. 1 5 0 C . Tilley » 0 5 0 G . ltishop , . U 1 U Warrington 0 6 C Finsbury ,. 0 7 6 Clwrluy .. 15 0 WhUtiugton .. 2 13 0 Wiian » 0 4 0 Norwcli , Murray 3 6 H E . Smith .. 0 3 4 Iveston „ 1 10 6 p

      Rossendalo .. 0 3 0 Lancaster .. 0 8 9 II , do „ 0 U 0 itodidalo .. 030 Liverpool .. 110 Derby „ 0 2 0 , 1 . Hill .. 0 17 10 liiriniiujham ( Ship ) 0 1 « Dowshury .. 0 2 0 Leamington .. 1 0 0 Glossop .. 0 14 0 Nottingham , Sweet 8 10 6 Wall . field .. 0 It 0 Kensington .. 0 7 6 Croydon .. 0 14 6 Manchester .. 13 12 3 Demy .. 1 14 0 Torquay .. 2 17 0 ll . iche . ster .. 215 0 Hull , Stephens 0 6 0 Edinburgh .. 1 11 0 Mottram .. a 13 6 Stockton 4 13 0 Ncivcastle-upon-Dtmuy .. I OC . Tyue „ 4 4 6 Iv . ston .. 0 7 6 Ilctford „ 4 13 6 Klland .. 0 4 0 Newton Ayr .. 0 4 0 Ely .. .. 014 8 Edinburgh „ 0 17 0 liolton ., 0 4 6 Croydon ., 0 4 0 W . Rogers .. 0 1310 Walieneld „ 0 13 0 MarketLavington 5 H 8 Mells ( No . 2 ) .. 0 G C Now lUtdford .. 0 1 G Glasgow ., 0 8 0 liradford .. 2 0 0 Ash burton .. 0 2 6 Dinninxliai'J , Tuignmouth ,. 4 10 0 Roodiriu .. 0 S 4 Ledbury .. 0 0 6 Old B « s 6 » rd .. 115 10 Livuroool .. 0 4 e Lougliborough .. 0 1 0 Salfurd .. 0 8 0 Arbr-atli .. 0 4 6 Jfunouton .. 0 10 0 CriciV .. ' i 4 0 Stourbridge .. 0 5 0 Sheffield .. 3 15 11 Oldliain „ 10 0 Helper , Rogers .. 0 <¦ ' 0 llanbury .. 0 12 0 Kcwnort , Monmoufii 0 3 « Bristol .. 5 0 0 Viirwick .. 0 10 Astou-under . Lyne 2 16 0 lymoutU .. 17 6 Northumpton .. 3 9 0 Swiudon .. 6 0 0 l'uith ., 0 5 0 Raistriek .. 0 10 0 Walsall .. 0 12 « H . 'iwick .. 12 0 Davcntry .. 0 14 0 Duntermline ., 2 12 0 Somers Town .. 2 2 10 Blncklmrn .. 8 1 10 Criiij ) lc ^ : ite .. 0 10 Newton Abbott 22 4 10 Shoreditcli .. 0 2 0 Cireimester .. o li o Southamtn , 5 ida \ vay 1 0 0 £ « _* ol

      . SECTION No . 3 . Dewsbnry .. 0 17 0 Halifax .. 5 m . 0 Gl' > ssu ]> .. 0 17 G Livurpool .. 0 0 0 WaUt'tiuld .. 0 7 0 Stow-ou-thc-Wold ID 0 0 Stow-ou-tho-TVold 15 0 0 Diikiniicld .. 18 6 Kilbiirchiin .. 0 H 0 Carlisle .. 0 9 0 Croydon .. 0 5 0 WundswovtU .. 1 H 4 Derby ,. 0 6 0 Devizes „ 18 b llrampton .. 0 19 10 l ! ury „ a 15 j 0 Edinburgh .. 0 6 0 Alloa „ 2 4 9 Stocktou .. 1 IS 0 Hasn-cll „ 0 9 0 Denny .. 17 0 Howsell ,. 0 1 3 J . TIiornhill ,. 0 2 0 Wingatc Grango 0 3 0 Ivtston .. 2 13 Chiytoii West .. 0 4 0 Ellmid ., 1 19 6 Witllam .. 1 12 0 Bolt- > ii .. a 13 2 Trowbridgc „ 0 2 0 G Turner .. 0 5 0 City of London 4 8 0 Market Lnvington . 0 18 0 Wfstininstor „ 7 12 GaUuhovougU .. 15 0 llaistvick ., 0 3 0 Wcdnesbury .. 4 It ) 0 W . V : \ yna „ 010 0 Leeds .. 12 0 0 W . Tmld .. 0 2 0 Hi . nley .. 13 2 9 Cambcrwell .. ( 1 2 ( 1 Calais .. 1 18 0 1 'insbury ., 0 2 0 Orenden .. 4 0 0 AVhittington .. 2 2 0 GK . bc and Friends 0 8 0 Ivestmi „ 7 18 0 E . Leo .. 0 5 0 Chorley „ 146 Uirmingham , Pare 3 11 0 ltorhdalo ,. 3 5 2 Wolvorhanipton 16 13 0 Derby „ 3 15 e Birmingham , Fcl- Worcester .. fi 7 2 lows .. 7 IS 8 Birmingham ( Ship ) 0 3 0 Duckinftcld ,. 7 14 4 Wisbeach , Cutmau 0 14 9 Littletown .. 14 15 2 Kasiiigton Une 0 3 0 Peter borough ,. 0 5 0 Bury St . Edmund ' s 0 1 " 3 Hlandl ' ord .. 13 9 Accrington „ 3 ] 3 10 Oxford .. 0 IS 0 Clitheroc .. 5 0 0 Aha .. 0 11 3 James Hill ,. 1 18 4 Stockport .. 3 0 0 Smethwick .. 8 0 6 H » milton ., 0 10 0 OswaWwhisllo .. 7 19 0 Leicester , Astill 12 12 9 Spilsby .. y 17 « Mnidstmus .. 0 18 6 Lemm ' ngton .. 14 0 ColnutNo . 1 ) .. Ill Nottingham , Swoot 12 5 n II . Smith .. 0 7 0 Kensington .. 2 19 5 Oldllusfbrd .. 0 17 0 Manchester „ 23 1110 Preston . Brown 2 13 7 Toruuay .. 0 19 0 Leamington .. 0 14 0 Mansfield , Walker Oil 0 HiiddcrsfWd .. 6 0 3 Hull , Stephens 4 1 0 Mollingwood „ 13 0 Cardiff .. 4 12 0 East Ketford .. 2 15 0 Mottram „ 7 5 6 Shrewsbury ,. 0 12 0 Nowcastlc-upon-Sunderland ; .. 5 16 Tyue .. 8 8 4 S . Jj . Ulakcnbrough 4 ^ 8 0 ITexham „ 0 17 e Stepney „ 2 13 0 Edinburgh „ 0 7 * 0 A Streetc .. 0 12 0 Parkhead „ 0 U 0 Wan-ing ton .. 2 7 0 William 1 ' earce 1 15 * 0 Gig ^ luswick .. 0 15 0 11 . Robertson ,. 2 2 0 Chorley ,. 0 14 6 Uermondsey ., 0 10 Wiisan .. 2 10 0 Limchouse , Vo-T . Kiuhardson .. 0 2 0 lunteer .. 0 15 9 S II . Cante .. 0 10 Croydon „ 2 15 0 Uosscildale .. 1 17 0 Birmingham , Hyde .. 0 19 0 Goodwin „ 2 4 0 llnrnsley ( No . I ) 2 0 0 Loughborough .. 0 19 3 Tillicoultry „ 1 11 6 Arbroath .. 0 2 0 Doucaster .. G 2 ' ¦> Crit-ff „ 0 14 4 New Radford „ 5 10 4 Liverpool . „ 0 6 0 Bradford .. 2 0 0 Wis > cadi ... 0 II 0 Sheilield ... 21 1 0 St . Pievvc \ o Calais I 13 0 Kdgliley ... 5 0 0 Nuneaton ... 0 10 Bclpsr , Rogers 1 O 4 Hatcliilc Kriilgo I 18 0 Novth SlueWs ... 0 12 8 Southampton ... 1 8 0 Warwick ... 1 G fi Stilly bridge ... 2 0 0 Plymouth ... 15 0 Stourbridgo ... 10 0 Leigh ... 3 2 0 Paisley ... [ SO Unistrick ... I 10 0 Todmorden . „ 2 0 0 Hawick ... 12 0 Banbury ... 5 16 6 Norwich , Diver II 0 2 Leicester , Astill 5 0 0 Blackburn ... 35 17 8 Bristol ... loo Xewton Abbott s 9 - ' Old Shildon .,. 3 II 0 Rouen ... 110 Ashton . undcr . Lyue 3 2 G Merthyr , Morgan 0 8 0 Northampton ... « 0 0 Cirencester ... 0 4 0 Walsall ... Io 7 llomford ... I 14 0 Leeds ... Id ( . 0 Wakeiield Oill 0 2 6 Davcntry ... 1 « 0 Dosborough ... 0 2 B Khorcdtich ... (¦ 15 0 Uptou-upou-Sevcrn 4 2 10 Cripplegato ... 0 10 Glasgow ... 0 4 0 Marylebene ... 5 0 0 Stochport ... 2 0 0 J . liunhcr .,. S 0 0 Ashburton ... 0 10 S . W ., anil Mends 14 lo 0 Stonvy Stratford 18 0 10 B . Bunker ... 4 18 0 Ledbury ... 0 8 0 Lewes ... 0 15 6 KcdMarley ... 2 4 0 £ 386 14 0

      Isii SECTION No . 4 . Mansfield .. 1 2 G J . Gadd „ nil Helper .. 0 1 10 A . Hulett ., 0 5 0 Orantham ., 5 4 4 J . CaHaghan .. 0 1 4 Hindley .. 1 16 10 Dundee .. 7 ig n Dcwsbury .. 12 17 8 Oswaldwhistle .. 012 n Glossop ., 12 4 6 Lower Warley ., 0 n u Hull . Hickman 5 4 0 A . Wcelnoujrti " 2 1 * * Newport , Mon- J . Hawkins ., o 1 4 muutli ,. ISO Stockton ,. 48 3 lo Wakcfield .. 24 7 2 J . BagsUaW .. 0 2 0 Corbridge „ 9 9 2 Denny ., 711 3 Accrington .. 6 19 8 Spilsby .. 0 4 0 ' II . F . O'Connor LoiiRliuckby .. 0 8 0 Burgess .. 0 3 0 Nottingham , Wall I ! u 0 Burslem ., 2 12 4 Corbvidge ., 014 A . Bradd .. 006 J . Taylor ,. 544 Modbury .. 013 8 E . Webb „ 2 9 10 Truro .. SHU T . Webb ., 2 9 U W . Gordon ¦• 318 4 Iveston .. 9 1 1 Kttbav « ftaft .. 213 6 3 . Marsh „ 0 1 4 J . Wtfstei- .. 0 7 4 Elland „ 21 19 0 Bacup .. 5 0 0 Parklwad ,. 1 ] 6 0 Croydon .. 0 2 4 El y .. „ 3 1 ( J 10 Derby .. 24 10 0 Bolton . ,, 39 y , I T . Broad .. 0 5 0 J . Hamcr .. 0 1 4 Rochester .. 26 1 8 D . Hose ., 0 14 E . Freator .. 10 0 W . Ewin ,. oil , 1 . Bottoiuley ., I Q 0 O . Duvis .. 0 1 4 G Finch „ 0 4 4 M . James „ ft 1 4 11 . 11 ., Rochester 5 4 1 C . Withers .. 0 10 0 T . Nonis .. 2 12 4 W . A . E . Close o 2 fi W . Hiu-rison .. 0 14 11 . Russell n 1 4 Bury .. 25 0 0 P . Vallance ,. n fi n Edinbursh .. 800 w . CruiUshank 0 4 0 J . Bennett .. 0 3 4 . 1 . M'Brlde .. 0 1 4 G . Clark .. 0 14 W . Hyde n , J . ¥ nmfll .. I ) 1 0 S . 'rnrncr " W . Thomas .. OOC J . T . Smith " n \ t ii , n » .:: li ! 5 : 1 ^ :: J J . Tajlor « 5 4 4 « w V " S 2 ° R . Warrenc p m 6 4 2 w ' . p ue " * " °

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), Aug. 7, 1847, page 4, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1430/page/4/