... LOYAL ADDRESS OF THE CONVENTION OF THE INDUSTRIOUS CLASSES TO HER .liIAJ8S1Y. Having been appointed by~a~large number of thenmost populardistrieof the kingdom, and rithbthe consent of nearly-all, to watch the pro- gress of-tbe trials of our brethren in WAles noaad. .to devise and adopt the best constitutional means for oausing the People's Charter to be- come the law of the land, and thereby ...

... ICORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN LORD NOR- ' MANBY AND SIR EARDLEY WILMOT. d Sir,-I have the honour to acktnowledge. the receipt of Y your letter of the 2d-ipssnt,, in. which youipforti me, that at the last quarter sessions Of the copity of War- wick a motion was made by. counsel on behalf of t!he.pri- e soners Collins, and Lovett for sonme indulgences with re- a g.rd to diet; and on which occasion tbe ...

... MR. OWEN AND THE SOCIALISTS IN * LEEDS. We have received the following from Mr. Owen, at whose request we publish it, for the benefit of all who way read our first number:- At a great public meeting, lheld in the Music Saloon, Leeds, on 1Mlonday, 30th December, the following reso- letlons, petitions, mremorial and address were passed unnaimously, after Mir. Owen bad opened the meeting, at the ...

... ZEPHANTAiffAI.OANS WLIM Ii! MONNMUTH, SAWitllDAY. Mr. Thomas a ddressed the j wry for upwards of severq hbours, in a very able speech, and tben called'tbe follow- A f ng witnesses for tile p risoner:- t Thomas Lewis, sworn and s4orni nnedy Mr. Rickards. , - - am a miner, horkingfor Mr.*ewer, at t C oalbrook, Vale. I never belonged to a Chartist clab, I belonged, to a Working Me xeAssociation. ...

... FORERA= - i sc. EM ;- FOREJO vC,, IG& ?? The Paris papets'* dulidy occupied with Aisci sions of the foreig ' o cs: the (iovemwaent; pviti F u wever intereitwg Mi omemiul schemiers ianditilh cius, ure of very. little I ?? 1 to the . eithe& iu this or any tdthex couu~,wtittrc*1* therself-I'hr. Thiae e-h'elst9 1.pdlicy of F'raetc ?? of ,tbe l! re e wbich lhas fusuished a te' ?? tlhure-zn!4f ...

... I$E-!W.NATION' OTfEt'L COxW I DItisidi. 9 in,~~lkd;B ?? r~ ?? ¢t:ae a;.alr ~ Me 's tbe ?? gtd , I! tte~irjirg#^~p~d( ti~aprfsolifig0uers c0 no ?? o !. Wed ~f wyi~J', iiu ~pihwiut ?? I fd~our.! ' ard'b~hyJ lyu 01 calendar iuatbs iu l ou r. id lird labour.. Witijait Cortles, ?? the ,ao! of Monunoutl, aend. ard fabour ll o arriX, foiqr .aledar inuiwths, ,and'-hatrd a~~ut $tnaijd 18jeairds ...

... THE I SOUTHERN COUNTIES. DRICHTON. The Treasurer of the Brighton Radical Association has tranaut~t6;i4l. to the ?? beii4 the Ycontribations of the mehibers 04i friendsiQ tile Assocaatioutiards the defenie fi'A4O( the sioblj, minded bh7u 4Eyed patriot, Fiost~ne sderstand that it isoi~ft&sed to convene a ou, meetiisg of tbi4 industri ss classe*~ of this town, i4, ider to coooparaf with tleboter ...

... , On Friday, tile' 3d -as xr. Andrew Curie, ;mwdger on the CriInarity praJiotty, wqafpa-i g W,# i tiugh ?? 'wdo'ds whic cover tiie lull'irnrn ?? th e tiown,:*ith the view of asertalnieg the ?? previous 'atoni, Ibe Mvss led, in Sjs e~ piat6oy rdhble, to Stlie st'eip l,|roken litte -o.pretcaj#icea.whilch o~verbangs the Moray' jritli on 'le north rhesa was a heavy sea tumbling over the bestch ...

... CASE OP LOVETT AND COLLINS. 21, Brompton-square, Londoni Jan 10, 1840. Sir,-1 have just now read a copy ol voar lettei to Lord Normandby respecting the case of Lovett aid Collins, nod although a stranger, whiose nme -eveniIs unknownl to you, I take the liberty to kidl'esk inrself to you, necessarilyoat cosiderable lenserhrabut asedo cisely on the case Will mtordit, ardto. iqoent ?? do me the ...

... OPENING OF PARLIAMENT BY HER MAJESTY IN PERSON. Tbhurday, Jan. 16th. This being the day appointed for the opening of Parliament by her Majesty in person; great crowds, greater than usual on similar occasions, were attracted to view the procession from Buck- ingham Palace to the House of Lords. The fine- ness of the forenoon added to the brilliancy of the scene. The Queen left the palace in ...

... RADICALISM IN SOUTHAMIVQ.1, Toatbe Editors of the SOUTHERN STAP. SIRs,-Moast lheartily do tie Detpocrats of South. ampton congratulate you On yonrnoble and ?? effort to establish in tiis stronghold of tyranny awl ignorance, an honest 'and popular paper. 'Thankful are.we to vou, for tlens affording us the opportunity to castfromn us the stignma of apathy and indifference to the good eause, and ...

... TO THE READERS OF THE SOTHE. STAR-TO ALL MY. OLD FRIENDS.IN TOWN AND COUNTRY-TO THE WORK. LNGi CtAPSSES ENERALLY. n, %, fl..n.s o~. S~ - At last, my friends, 6e have succeeded in usher- qkm the Soni Star into the ver was there a more difficult birth-never was safe deli. I very effected unider more unproniig circugi um- I stances.. One miscarriage, tbe .;octors say, is worse on the constitution ...