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      LETTER FROM . MR , WM . HICK , NO ] THERN STAR OFFICE , LEEDS . " Northern Star Office , Leeds , March 17 th , 1842 , CCr \ entlemen , ^ You will oblige by forw arding i IX your earliest convenience , the same qnantiJ of PARR'S LIFE PILLS as last sent , wg am writing I cannot refrain from communicating a flattering intelligence of the great good yourpiUB & doing in Leeds and its neighbourhood . It is clsaS a great error to find fault with a medicine meres because it is a patent one ; and more especial ! since its use has contributed so largely to the pubu health . The fact is , however , predjudice is f « giving way , as it always must where the pilla a tried . A few cases in point may serve io coato and illustrate what I have asserted .

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      XOXXJON . —The Mt ^ ropolitan . delegate meeting -was \ eld at the Political jiifitnie , 1 , Tnrnagain-lane , Mr , dickering in the -chf ai . Two shillings "was received horn Bloomsbnry . Mi . iSilla reported from the Observation Commi xiee , and also from the Committee appointed to gei ' / p a public meeting to adopt the lemonstnmce . M x / Snigfct requested the assistance of the delegate mef ^ iang in establishing a . Teetotal locality 3 n Islington , "w ' iicb , on the motion of Messrs . Cufiay ¦ and Simpson , yeas unanimously agreed to . Mr . J . Carey ^ eomuinnicatad , through Mr . Knight , his -mllingness to present to the delegate meeting a handsome iroEK fendPJ to be disposed o £ lor the benefit of the 'jictinis . The offer -was accepted , and a vote of thanks « iroi to the donor . Several members stated their intention of presenting articles for a similar purpose . Deputations -were appointed to ¦ wait npon the Lambeth and Sonthwari localities- respeeting the withdrawal of

      ¦ deir delegates . JSi . Wheeled moved that the General inference Committee be requested to meet with the Observation CDmniitteee on rTridny evening next at the Crown and Anchor , comer of Bear Alley , Faningdonstreet , to devise means to bring the accounts io a settlement . Seconded by Mr . Mills , and carried nnanimonsly . 2 &z . A . Cook moved , and Mr . J . Cook seconded , Ttat a public meeting be called in the Hall of the Institution , for -the purpose of presenting an address or addresses to Thomas Doncombe , E > q ., for his conduct in bringing the conduct of Judge Abinger before the House of Commons . Carried ; and Messrs . "Wieeler , Cuffay , ' Kswley , J . Cook , and Abel Cook , appointed a committee to carry it into effect . Mr . Wheeler gave notice of a motion lor effecting an alteration in the rales of tie delegate meeting , for the better srganization of the Metropolis . After the transaction « f other business , and a report from the Tictim Committee , the meeting adjourned .

      The Political akd Scientific Ikstitctiom , TcksaGais-LaSB . —On Sunday evening the chair was occupied by 2 di . Ratfabsne , and Mr . Manlz delivered an excellent lecture on the causes of crime , a » d the means of remedying it . At the conclusion of the lecture , Mr . James . Leach , of Manchester , addressed the audience in his usual eloquent and impressive maiiner , and was enthusiastically applauded . Mr . Pollard briefly supported the preceding speakers , and the meeting adjourned . Mabtlebose—On Sunday last , Mr . "Watties deli-Tered s lecture in his usual style , at the Mechanics ' Institution , Circus-street , to a highly ' delighted sadiesce . Mr . Ma ^ tz lectured en Monday eTening , at the Eotunda , Blackfnars-road . to an excellent audience .

      KTJ 3 TT KlDlEl lectured on Monday evening , at Tfllman ' s Coffee House , 59 J , Tottenham-Court-road , and gave great satisfaction . A PUBLIC HfcETISG was held on Friday evening , at the rooms of the Metropolitan Rfcfoim Association , to consider the propriety of dissolving the aboTe body . H . 'Waibuiton , Esq ., M . P ., was called to the chair . A statement of the affairs of the society was laid before the meeting , from which it appeared that the number of members on the bouks "was 129 , that during the past Tear Jfcey had expended £ 450 ( a jrift from the Radical

      club ) , exclusive of the quarterly subscriptions . Mr . Place , Dx . Black , and sevsral members of Parliament atronf ly ad vocated the breaking np ef the Association , it having failed in the objects for which it was instituted . Mr . Morton objected to the Association being dissolved , and accused Place and Co ., of treachery to 4 hs working ciaSBes . Mr . Place indignantly repelled the accusation , and afte same further disrasaion , the motion was negatived , and a committee appointed to Te-organise the tody ; most of the inflaentials declining to have any farther connection with the Asso--eiation .

      A M 3 SETI 5 G of the shareholders of the Political and Scientific " Institution , 1 , Turn-again-lana , SkinnerstreeL was held on Monday eTening , at the aboTe HalL Six . 6 . Sail was called to the rJi » i > and britflj opened fiie business or to * evwung , Mi . Cleave proposed , and Mr- Bead seconded , a resolution ranipg npon the managing eomraittee to lay all books and floenments in tfeeir possession before the Board of Directors . The resolution was ultimately withdrawn ; and a motion made to proceed at once to the business for which the meeting was called . Mr . Wyatt proposed as an amendment , *• That a Eub-committee of twenty-fira should be elected for three months , to arrange the affairs of the iMtkution prerious to the election of ilirectora . " Mr . Baxtrsm seconded the amendment , which was

      eventually lost by the casting -rote of the chairman . Messrs Bead , Siallwood , Sale , Sumner > M'Frederick , and 34 * I > 9 nald having been elected scrutineers , the meeting proceeded to the ballot , wfien Messrs . CleaTe , T . Salmon , Shelton , Bron , Simpaon , Bathbone , Cuffay , Davis , Shacileton , W . Salmon , Parker , Wheeler , Browett , Yard , Jtenitj * , Wyatt , Citer , TVartoaby , Plade , Borrh" * nck , Thompson , Walker , Brown , and Wells were declared duly elected ; and a double return in the case cf Messrs . J . Williams and Walter Xnox , each of whom obtained seventy-five votes . Mx . Dron was then called to the chair , the papers wctb signed and sealed , and ths meeting adjourned , Mi . Salmon being elected secretary , pro tern , nntil arraogementa could be made for the election ef a general secretary .

      STAB COPPEK HOrSB , GOLDEX 1 a > ' £ . —THj loeafity met on Sunday last , whea an animated discu * - alon tool place , as to whether monarchical or republican institutions were best calculated to secure the happiness and -well-b 3 ing of the great mass vi the people . Mr . C Bolwell will deliver his fxrfcwell address to tbia locafity on Sunday Bex * . Crotdoh . Edkbet . —The Tmuil Chartist meeting took place on Monday eveniEg , at the Bald Faced Stag , Hr . B . Boffey in the chair . Mr .. Blackly moved , and Mt Claxton seconded , a Tote of thanks to Baron BoL ' e , for Ms exemplary , impartial , and urbane conduct at the trial * . A stirring appeal was then made in behalf of the widow BUi * , which was responded to by the collection of five shillings , and the meeting adjourned to next Honda ? eveninz .

      wEBNESBUBY —Benjamin DankB has received from Mr- Gilbert of Smereick the nrfm o f 4 s . Id . for Hn . Ellis . lOCSStEY . —Hr . Peter Righy ] ectnrea in the AssoeiatioQ room on the evening of Wednesday in last week , on which occasion he gave great satisfaction . After the lecture the following resolution was passed : — « That it la the opinion of tw » meeting that it is our duty Gma publicly to record our disapprobation and disgust at the treacherous conduct of James Cartiedge , < mr late representative to the Conference held in Man-Chester on the 17 th of August last , in giving evidence against some of Ms and our best friends at the late lancaster Assizes , and that we have no other feeling but ttat ol the greatest cant mpt and disgust for Hie man mho can thus submit himself to stoop to such a mean and low degree of baseness , and who must only live to be execrated . *'

      CARLISLE . —Public Mestisg to deceive Ms . . Abtbub . —On Tuesday evening a public meeting waB called in the theatre lor the purpose ol bearing from the above namtd gentleman an account of the proceedings at iancaster . On the motion of Mr . Grahame , 3 dr . Joseph Bichardson was called to the chair . After reading the bill calling the meeting he called npon Mr . Arthur , who came forward and gave a clear and euecanct account of the proceedings at Lancaster , bearing -Jrtrong testimony to the great and talented exertions of Mr . O'Connor , Mr . Roberts and others , dnring the trials : and condnded by reading several extracts from the Star and the Morning Ghromde , bearing out his observations , and showing the great victory , in point of principle , which the ChartistB had gained . Mr . CarrutherB then moved , « nrt iir . Grahaaie seconded the

      motion— " That this meeting embraces the present opportanitj of expressing its sincere and wannest thanks to these indefatigable champions of the people's rights , . Messrs , O"Connor , Roberts , and others , for their unwearied exertions during the late tria ^ M at Lancaster , and showing to the world that the principles they advocate , are not only just but imperishable , and that all the prosecution and persecution , -which a era el and tyrannical QoTeramoit can inflict , wQl only make them Shine with a more brilliant lnstre , and hasten their establishment by constitutional eEactmenta" Mi , J > aTies spoke to the resolution . Ee bore ample testimony to the patriotic conduct of Messrs . O'Connor , Boberts , Dsndas , and others . Sir . J . B . Hanson then moved a vote of thanks to T . S . Danfccmbe , E » q ., M . P . for Finsbnry , which being seconded was earned unanimously .

      BACUP—The Chartists of this place have held a tea party m honour of the men that have been tried before Baron Rolfe , at Lancaster . The room was deco-» ied in the most elegant manner . The whole arrangement were managed by Mr . Stott , and gave entire satisfaction . Ab » nt 128 sat down to tea , to which they did ample justice . The members of the Chartist Band ^ BT 6 their gratuitous services , and daring tea performed « ver ^ popul ar and patriotic aira , Some excellent ^ wT !^ fieKTeied *> y Mr , Beesley , Mr . Dixon , of Manefcster , and other speakers - / after which the folrSTSS ^ S ™ " _ ¦•«• . ?«** ^ urimously :- " That

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      MtDixoudeliTErea two u * Sm * on Sunday ; one intfaerfiernoonwindtbe ^ tter to the eTening , to large and -respectable audiences . * DEWSBURT—Mr . Fox , of Dawsbury , as treasurer to tbe ^ fnod for tits defence of < Hisset and Sheldrake hM zeedvedTsnhscripdons amoDntingto £ e 193 ia , and laa expended £ 7 7 t—leaving » balance due to bin of : 7 « 114 ; Tie whole psrticulars haTe been furnished to ni , bnfr-sre ^ cannot iistrt the Eccount We should ^ iaretto Star filled with bucc document ? were we to me all that are sent to ba '

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      SHEFFIELD . —THE New . Poor La ; w . —Mr . Barney delivered an address on Sunday eVeniog , orijhe subject of the present Poor Law , and toe recent debates on that enactment in the House of Commons . Mr . H . spoke at great length , and concluded by-moving the following resolution : — " That thV exposnre lately made in the House of Commons of the /* execrable document * on which is founded the present Poor Law , and the endless proofs adduced of the misery caused by the working of that law , calls for the strongest

      condemnation of that enactment ,-and all who , support it And this meeting records its approval of the services of Messrs . Walter and Ferrand In their endeavours " to blot that disgraceful law from the statute-book ; at the same time this meeting expresses its conviction that never will justice be done to the poor of this country , and poverty itself destroyed , until the working classes are represented in the legislature , by passing into a law thePtfople ' B Charter . " Mt Briggs seconded the resolution , which w&s unanimously adopted .

      Ma . Parkks delivered an address , on Monday eTening , on the subject of the : late " conspiracy" trials . The thanks of the meeting vere Toted to Mi . P . for his address . GliASGOW . —The Chartist Clnb met on the evening of Wednesday week in their rooms , 25 , Clyde Terrace , for the transacting of general business , the enrolling of members , and the election of office bearera in terms of their articles . Three new members were admitted , and notices of several others for next meeting . Our correspondent says lie has attended various meeting ? of political bodies , but never has he met with such a determined little band of moleskin patriots ; they will allow no man or party to dictate terms of expediency ; they are held in the highest esteem and respect by their fellow workers in Glasgow for their

      bold , fearless , and decisive stroke , at the impudent , arrogant Complete Suffragists when about to hand tLe Chartists over to the Free Trade gentry in the election of the delegates to the Conference at Birmingham . Their large bills on the walls of the city , unmasking the deep laid schemes aud trickery of the Sturgemen , have had the effect of completely destroying these humbugs as a party in this locality ; their firm resolves are to stand by the Charter , and that whole hog policy which paired tho fierce claws of a tyrannical Government , bo far as to make its gripe a Bqneeza of kindness when compared with the prosecutions of their prede ctssors in iniquity . They seem determined to support their old and tried friendB , Moir , Boss , Colquhoun , Proodfoot and all who have stood by them in the hour of trial .

      BRADFORD . —On Sunday last , Mr . Hurley lectured in the School Room , P ^ rk-lane , on the principles of the Charter , and the objects of the various political parties now agitating the conntry . He was listened to with great attention and gave general satisfaction . On Sukdat evening , Mr . Smyth lectured in the Large Room , Butterworth-buildings , on the fallaoy of the doctrine that a repeal of the Corn Laws , under the present circumstances , would benefit the working classes or shopkeepers . Discussion was invited . Mr . Hurley followed on the same subject The attendance was large . The Chartists of New Leeds met in their room on Sunday morning , aaj resolved that 100 Chartist Circulars should fee distributed in Farsley . The meeting adjourned to Sunday next , at ten o ' clock in the morning , when the subject for discussion will be the law respecting public meetings .

      The Ghabtjsts meeting in the Council Room , held their usual weekly metting on Sunday morning , when it was unanimously resolved to recommend to the Council the getting np of amusements on Saturday aud Monday evenings , to enable the membtrs to partake of harmless recreation instead of going to a public house on those evenings . On Moxdat evening , the members of the Council met in their room , Butter worth-buildings , when the motion for changing the Council meetings was postponed for another week , t » enable the localities to take the subject under consideration , and send their opinion on the question by Monday next to the Council . The meeting adjourned to Mod Jay next , at seven o ' clock in the eTening , Sixpence was paid in for the defence fund .

      BARJfSLEY—The Chartists met to hear a letter from Mr . 0 Connor in reply to our invitation sent to him to attend a tea party . The meeting was crowded though a previous meeting had been call d for the same hour . Mr . Peter Hoey was called to the chair . Ml O'Connor ' s letter stated that for the present bis whole time was -occupied with the arrangements for breaking down the Lancaster verdict . After the arrangement he proposed to make a tour of the country and to visit Barnsley in his rente . A resolution expressing In strong terms the thanks of the meeting for the exertions of Mr . O'Connor , at Lancaster , was then adopted . A committee of nine was appointed to make the necessary arrangements for receiving Mr . O'Connor .

      MANCHESTER . —The South Lancashire delegate Meeting was held in the Brown-street Chartist room on Sunday , when there were delegates present from the following places : —Robert Whitehead , Holiingwood ; J . Ubsrwood , Ratcliff Bridge ; J . Wood , Rochdale ; J . Gaikell , Halshaw Moor ; J . Rhodes , Stockport Youths ; John Nuttall , Carpenter ' s Hall , Manchester ; Mr . Booth , Manchester ; T . Camer « n , Chartist painters , Manchester . Mt NuttaH was called to the chair . The minutes of ths last meeting being confirmed , the following earns were paid by the delegates : —

      SOUTH LAKCASHIBB FEND . £ a . d . Ratcliffe Bridge 0 2 0 KoehdaJe 0 7 4 Caxpeater ' a Hall ... ... 10 0 Halshaw Moor , ... 0 1 2 Stockport Youths 0 10 Chartist Painters 0 2 0

      £ 1 13 6 IRISH FUND . Stockport Youlhs 0 10 Rochdale 0 0 4 £ 0 14

      DEFENCE FUSD . Rateliffe Bridge 0 2 G Mr . Isherwood moved " Thattke levy of one penny per member per month do continue . " Mr . Whitehead moved as an amendment , " That the levy be dropped for one month . " After some discussion the original motion was carried . The meeting was then adjourned until the second Sunday in April . Cabje ^ ters * Hall . —Oa Snnday last , two lectures were delivered in Carpenter ' s Hall , by the Rev . W . Y . Jackson . Mr . Jones , of Liverpool , also addressed the meeting in the eTening ; after which a collection was made to assist him on his way to , and during his stay at , Leicester , which , notwithstanning the usual collections had been made to defray the expencea of the Hall , amounted to the very handsome sum of £ 1 7 s . Cd .

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      ^ NOMINATIONS FOR THE GENERAL COUNCIL . SHEETSHXAD . Mr . T- Bowler , framework-knitter , Meeting-lane Mr . J . Stevens , ditto , ditto . Mr . Joan Mee , ditto , ditto . Mr . Ben . Chester , ditto , ditto . Mr . Samnel Whitehall , Ashby-road , ditto . Mr . William Baggley , Qneen-Blreet , ditto . Mr . Robert Shaw , ditto , ditto . Mr . John Slater , ditto , ditto . Mt . Henry Hewitt , ditto , ditto , sub-Treasurer . Mr . Joseph Warner , Ringfence , sub-Secretary .

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      From the Loud ** Gazette 0 / Friday , March 17 . . BAWKBUPrS . Edward Messum , of Portsea , Hampshire , Brewer , March 28 , at twelTe , and April 28 , at half-past eleTen , at the Court of Bankruptcy , Louden . Mr . W . Whitmore , official assignee , 2 , Basinghall-street ; and Mesm . BriggB and Son , solicitors , Lincoln ' s-Innfielda , George Clarice , of 94 , Crawford-street , Bryanston Bqnare , boot and shoemaker , March 24 , at two , and April 28 , at twelve , at the Court of Bankruptcy , Lon don . Mr . Pennell , official assignee ; and Mr . John Lewis , solicitor , 7 , Amndel-street , Strand .

      Richard Boddington , of Liquorpond-street , Hattongarden , ironmonger , March 24 , at two , and May 2 , at twelve , at the Court of Bankruptcy , London . Mr . George Gibson , official assignee , 72 , Basinghall-street ; and Mr . Robert Meggy , solicitor , Great Tower-street Charles Harrison , of the Wheat Sheaf , public-house , Red Lion-street , Holborn , licenced victualler , April 1 and 29 , at half-past one , at the Court of Bankruptcy , London . Mr . George Gibson , official assignee , 72 , Basinghall-street ; and Mr . Robert Meggy , solicitor , Great Tower-BtreeU ; Thomas Cheslett , of 72 , Gracechnrcb-streefc , hosier , March 29 , at eleven , aud April 28 , at half-past twelve , at the Court of Bankruptcy , London . Mr . William Tnrquand , official assignee , Copthall-buildings ; and Mr . George Stephen , solicitor , Skinner ' s-place , Siselane .

      Robert Halls , of Colchester , Essex , fishmonger , 'March 27 , at half-past twelve , and April 28 , at eleven , at the Court of Bankruptcy , London . Mr . George John Graham , official assignee , Basiughall-atreet ; and Messrs . Blunt and Co ., solicitors , LoVhbury . Joseph Parry , of Haverfordwest , draper , March 30 and April 27 , at eleTen , at the Court of Bankruptcy , Bristol . Mr . George Morgan , official assignee , Bristol ; Mr . Herbert Lloyd , BOlidtor , 61 , CbCTpslae , London ; » nd Mr . lisman * solicitor , Bristol , WHliamJEccles , of Much Woolton , Lancasbire , grocer , March 28 , at two , and April 28 , at twelve , at the Court of Bankruptcy , Liverpool . Mr . James Cazenove , official assignee ; Liverpool ; Mr . Toulmin , -solicitor , Liverpool j Messrs . Barnes and Barrow , solicitor * , St . Helen ' s ; and Messrs . Noiris and Co ., solicitors , St&-ple-inn , London .

      Robert Demsey Sotheran , of SL Helens , Lancashire , shipbuilder , April 4 , at twelve , at the Court of Bankruptcy , Liverpool . Mr . John Follett , official assignee , Liverpool ; Messr . Barnes and Barrow , Bolicitor . St . Helens ; and Messrs . Chester and Toulmin , solicitors , Staple-jnn . London ,

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      Joseph Cook , ef New-street , Dorset-sqnare , upholsterer , March 34 and April 28 , at one , at the Court of Bankruptcy , London . Mr . Pennell , official assigue * ; and Mr . William Tate , solicitor , BaBlnghaU street . Henry Lay bourn , of Hartlepool , Durham , ship-broker , April H ) , at two , and May 1 , atone , at the Courfc o ! Bankruptcy , Newcastie-uponrTyne . Mr . Thomas Baker , official assignee , Newcaatle-upon-Tyne ; Messrs . Smitbson and Mitton , solicitors , 23 , Southamptonbuildings , Chancery-lone , London ; and Mr . Francis Poole , solicitor , HartlepooL > Samuel Wood and Sons , of Llversedge , Yorkshire , machine-maker 8 , March 29 and April 24 , at eleven , at the Court of Bankruptcy , Leeds . Mr . George William freeman , official assignee , Messrs . Horsfall and Harrisen , solicitors , Leeds ; and Mr . Thomas Dean , solicitor , Batiey .

      Thomas Bagshaw , of Boston , Derbyshire , innkeeper , March 28 , at eleven , and April 25 , at one , at the Court of Bankruptcy , Manchester . Mr . James Stansall Pott , official assignee ; Messrs . Milne and Co ., solicitors , London ; and Messrs . Crossley and Sudlow , solicitors , Manchester . Francis Alien , jnn ., of Booden , Staffordshire , brickmaker , March 28 and April 21 , at half-past eleven , at the Court of Bankruptcy , Birmingham . 1 Mr . Frederick Whitmore , official assignee , Birmingham ; and Mr . Thomas Harding , solicitor , Newcastle-wider-Lyne .

      PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLTED . George Barnes , -sen ., George Barnes , jun ., and John Barnes , ol Pendle-forest , Lancashire , cotton-spinners ( so far as regards George Barnes , sen . )—Martha Fox and Elisha Fox , of Batiey , Yorkshire , and Bitton , G ' < oucestershire , cloth manufacturers—Simpson , Toft , and Co ., of Wakefleld , Yorkshire , manufacturing chemists ( so far aa regards Samuel Hutchinson )— John Wood and Co ., of Ratnsbottom , Lancashire , engravers ( so far as regards William Spencer)—Richard Cubbin and James Robinson , of Liverpool , furniture-brokers—Walter Martin and Joseph Blackley , of Liverpool , wine and spirit dealers—Edward Green . Charles Dunbar Atkinson , and Henry Holt , of Wakeneld , Yorkshire , millwrights .

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      From the Gazette of Tuesday , March 21 . BANKRUPTS . John Faiers , hair-dreaser , Colchester , March 29 , at twelve , and April 28 , at eleven , at theCourt of Bank * ruptor . Mr . Belcher , official assignee ; solicitors , Messrs . Bignold and Mawe , Mew-B-idge-street , London ; and Mr . Cooper , Colchester . William Hopkins , batcher , Farringdon-street , March 28 , at two . and May 3 . at eleven , at the Court of Bankruptcy . Mr . Lackington , official assignee , CoJeman-Htreet-buildings ; solicitor , Mr . Snrr , Lombard-street . Henry Jolley , tailor , Castle Hedingbam , Essex , March 28 , end May 5 , at one , at the Court of Bankruptcy . Mr . Johnson , official assignee , Basinghall-street ; solicitor , Mr . Reynolds , Adam-street , Adelphi .

      Charles Stanley Masterman , grocer , Croydon , April 6 , at half-past twelve , and May 2 , at two , at the Court of Bankruptcy . Mr . Groom , official assignee , Abchurchlane ; solicitors , Messrs . Thompson , Field , and Debenham , Salter's-hall , Canon-street . Thomas Durrant and George Banks , baketa , Farningham , Kent , April 1 , at two , anil May 2 , at twelve , at Court of Bankruptcy . Mr . Edwards , official assignee , Fredericks-place , Old Jewry ; solicitors , Messrs . Young and Son , Mark-lane , London ; and Mr . Culyer , Dartferd . George Herring , iron-founder , Rochdale , April 4 and 27 , at one , at the Manchester District Court . Mr . Hobson , official assignee ; Messrs . Baxter and Co ., Lincoln ' s Ian-fields , London , solicitors ; and Messrs .- Sale and Worthington . Manchester .

      Peter Thomas Bradbury Hembrough , worsted manufacturer , Wakeneld , April 3 . and May 1 , at eleven , at the Leeds District Court Mr . Young , official assignee ; Mr . Bradley , Leeds , solicitor . John Walkin Cullis , chemist , Clun , Shropshire , April 6 and 27 , at one , at the Birmingham District Court . Mr . Whitmore , official assignee , Birmingham ; Mr . Griffiths , Bisuop-Caatle ; and Mr . Slaney , Birmingham , solicitors . James Taylor Bradley and William Bradley , ironmongers . Leeds , April b , and May 5 , at eleven , at tho Leeds District Court . Mr . Young , official assignee ; Mr . Bradley , Leeds , solicitor . Thomas Br » wnlow , jun ., maltster , Marton , Lincolnshire , April 4 , and May 2 , at eleven , at the L » edB District Court . Mr . Hope , official assignee , Leeds , Messrs . Daddlng and Dauby , Lincoln ; and Mr . Dickinson , Leeds , solicitors .

      Tnomas Booth , innkeeper , Gisborough , Yorkshire , April 4 , and May 2 , at twelfg , at the Leeds District Cdurt , Mr . Fearne , ofllrial jpJ gnee , Leeds ; Messrs Clarke and Trevor , Giaboxoapb ; oud ^ Tr , Blackburn , Leeds , solicitors . ¦** '

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    • Northern Star (1837-1852), March 25, 1843, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct795/page/2/