... TEE LATE VIR&E AT YORK MINSTER. . , L' .o . ?? An exeminatlin' has' tikea piace before the Lori ?? of York, at.the'Guildhall, into theorigin of the late fire. The depositions are to the following effect ;-Robert Holder ?? I wgs in the south-west tower, the third floor from the bottom, in the dark chamber: below the bells, with Groves the clock maker, from eee o'clock to half past three, I then ...

... T3B 1OLIoz AG.T ts VIu the Editors nf the Southe. n Star.| h St its.. ig seen tile reports f lihe debates in Parliamelnt, that it is tile intention of the R I liijes to aonend tile blue devil act, I ant ex- - trernely anxious to draw the attention of my fel- B lowv countrymen, through the medium of your al e nal, to tihe subjecl, in order that they may be T n- prepared lor the worst ; for, ...

... dne The following resolutions were unanimously 1ritish adopted at a numerously attended public meeting along of the Radicals of Brighton, holden on Wednesday nell- ae'night, in the Amsembly-roomn Brewer's Arms thdy nn Church-street, In that townil-Rmesolved.I 1t1sion That this meeting. deem the convictions of the 11was~ persecuted advocates of the PEOrzLu'S~CRARTER, Whet as incompatible ...

... ?? . - ..I At a generl meeting of the shi-wrightw of ?? ty'e Docky-ard, at Parstilouethi onvernec ?? a reqtiejtl 'frfom their bonly, on blond;iy, the I 3tw int. , at the Betal: Society's 1-.11, Pors ?? altd vwhila wrs s n!. ttroi-cly autttded, the- foltowing reholtitious were tanallimdasty jaassdid-Re. tolvedi Tliat, whilst we deprecate anything like a cuntuma* cious. .interf:reuee .vith the ...

... - I THE. i! - SOU-THERN :STAR. ?? ' . ;:LON1)ON: . - t SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 184G.'' t HOW ARE iWE TO:. GET THE CHARTER? r THAT'S THE QUESTION. . Yes, dear.brother Chartists everygwhere, greeting, : that's the question-it is not only a question, but the !t question-and not only the question; but, to us,:it is Ithe question of questions.! Without any commoi. f place exaggeration, thbematters which ...

... A PAIyTINo. PAPEARD WALLS.-Papered walls should be sized.before. they are painted, the size & sold by oil. men,. or it may be -manufactured at home by boiling up Skins, hoofs,- and other glutinoms subatancal, until they become a thick glue or jelly, and dioiblving bF beat for use. A, transparent size that will iot discolour, may be made of parchment cuttings, or glovera' cuttings of. white ...

... GEORGE JULTAN HARNEY. TO JAMES BRONTERRE O'BRIEN. 111auchline, Ayrshire, Feb. 11, 1840. SIR,-I was surprised to see in a late number of fi the Southern Siar a paragraph or article, purporting to be the report of a speech delivered by me at Ayr, copied from a base, bloody, and brutal Whig t hack, called the Ayr Advertiser. I say I was surprised to see the trash in question printed in your ...

... THE HOUSE OF CCMMONS AND THE SHERIFFS. W -. tl At the recent meeting of the Common Hall, on the b e subject of the Sheriff's imprisonment, Mr. Wilkinsbn tl ar brought forward the following 'address to the Queen, h n whicb appeaed to meet with the decided approbation d of the m6jority present, but withdrew it at the entreaty d le of the Lord Mayor and some of the Aldermen. It is v understood ...

... ?? a It is eldom that we are o dil.d upon to recdrd fo r sbcking:a ?? as was committed on the easternil S hdr'dmot^' ~inraind oi ile a4di instant, te' details Of f'hih h been furnished touisby a letter, undqr date fia of the''5th instast, frosn George .lrowo, CrossRoads, ot Kent County.~ The victim was Mr. James Ps WrOthh, and the perpetrator of the foul deed Edgar Newman, da son of a widow ...

... THE 8011 ERN COUNTIES. BRI GHTON. L@oaL loosss £%3?OAktE~. No l.-A ,lihtS1XETCHo No character is so detestable as a political t ick- ster;-hi, life one continued lie- his heart callous to evetry sentiment of honour-setting principle at nought- seif-aggraindisen ent his actuating motive, he tears the fabric of his own fortune on the disap- pointed hopes and betrayed confidence of the dupes of ...

... D)EFENCE, OF I - ONTERRE O'BAIEN,' I ON A CHARGE OF SEDTf ION AT NEWCASTLE, ON ITHE 29TH ULT.L . Mr. O'Brien addressed the jurr as' follows:- i He said, when he informed them, that until he had h heard the indictment read that morning, he, was n wholly. igiorant of the charges imputed to him, a they wourd see that he must be unprepared for such d a defence as could do himself and the public ...

... THE SOUTHERN STARE c APRIL 12, 1840. t THE COTTON-LORDS' OVERTURES TO t THE CHARTISTS! , WE did not anticipate, when we last week wrote e our thoughts upon the Corn Law discussion in the I Commons, that the tiling would terminate in so Juidi- crous a manner as it ultimately did. We had seen j quite enough of thle spirit and temper in which the house approached thle question, to justify us in ...