... | We abridge from the Tra lee Mercury a report of a case tried before the assistant-barrister, in . which an unfortunate vender of ballads was the tI defendant, and the Irish Government the prose- P cutor. We hitherto believed that strong sense and S prudence characterised nearly all the proceedings b, ti of the government at home; but that opinion we g are reluctantly pampelled to abandon. A ...

... TO THE EDITORS - OF THE NORTHERN STAR. i Hull, April 16, 838 G' GtNTLE'IEN,-Na'ving seen in one of your 'recent IS publications a most gratifyibg report ofthe proceed- 'e mngs at the opening of the Bradford Temperaiier e Hall' I am induced to sepd vou ?? It Good Friday Tea Party, whichb idoubtnotviill be f perubed with interest by all yourzreaders who rejoice in the prosperity and happi ...

... IWOLN.0 * ?? i , CAUTiON TO STHASTERS AND HAtCNEY COACH PtoPRisEoas.-On' Tuesday. last, Mr. Thomas Lee, coach proprietor, 6oftthe Golden Lion, wa', summoned belore the sitting magistrates, to answer a charge preferred against him by William 4ackson and 'Thomas Davidson, two officers of the 0e%6iqe, for having let to them a hackney coach and horse on the 28th day of Nouemher last, and having ...

... BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF 'ICHARD OASTLE1I . ra(rontinutdro'm t or last.) l It was in the a 8- ' 1105 d was first direcc a ato t ne s sufringa, to hliba. thoseuts of ?? of t he haor we th dooned, ander the relentless tyranny of the itfmeroal system of FactorydesrPtism, as then esercised by the lva- -:1icious and ?? msillowniers of the Unsited Kingdom,. Mr. JaOH1s thoe, of Bradford, an ex- ...

... IOBBERY OF THE POOR BY ENCLO- | 11 SURIE BILLS. is no subject more ftnugbt with important j'tal il~itciction relative to the present con- r fte labourig classes of society, than a ~lectire riew ot thle acts of parliament't respect- Itw ;0oe bills. Within these last hundred ttioe has been a very rapid increase of these u ~rt9>ahad their number and bad conse- to the poor have kept in exact pace ...

... V=NNXAj MAECH 21.-The details of the damage done at Pesth, Ofen, and. other places by the lite visitation; are beyond all conception. It is ahnost impossible to conjecture the amount of the injury. A ship, with :a net cargo of provisions, has again Wiledyto.day, and the public subscriptions -for the relief of the sufferers are most ample. At the hehd of these, is the Court;-besides the 20-000 ...

... -TRADES' PROCESSION IN HONOUR OFI H D. nOA e I I men~ of the wO~flZ 01i55i w* UOY Wi~vtIIUjw44..odJ Wus ths generlrmsrkfte taqan~dIap~pr in the line ofrut, tht;oqvoku cseso ondo were. rjing fastinntlgee an odcnnt he .place of readezvoswy ennt~ omn n the !I time appointed for etn a ih 'lcc sal as seven o'clock, theCiut~t aenpseso fb some of the, members of the Dorciteronitewh lixed ieidtal ...

... . ?;: -? A - -m i ;? - .1 hol), ef Pak-ane on'Mbxdy 'orngn on the; day folloig; 'e ' bausedAd the paeet6ift,'o~ieal-Ob laid down with, Cla'i'dg Aspaedndcod f persons: ' bab l~iy ON'v~tepoges f work., ID beieve~ before th~, ~i'~aiTA! en~,e Hstu~ t rah iemoth0±tlAg#3 4413 66 JJ3 '1t6m India, and may. be~ culalyepce.I ss 'M Babies, MP.X mik'Um to rnsi n hi rfnl~bnhi o~hn lulf T~ ...

... AND syyNE];,2 0 ' X ea P i -7, i' R at J UDGING -by. whaltaet place'temFd tOed O House of Coniions, bt o big Ibld that-the businehss ofq,;,TPP_ 1 us, ditor spend the greater part of'ita intm intseltlin a rels among the niembe r s and to talk away tbe resaiuer;Iorcertainly good purpose. Thea enl mi ance adopted'since tbe beg rg 1~e *§,? by these who style themselves ormer hd3Gov servatives, is ...

... - -h- -1- in T a' ej a itj to C inm th at w Iau of I ra, thle I d p I Ii au taxes At- the orowning tatie ayatemtof or creed;- hast, ;lrnowledgeand ttd'-,irt~fidtsbfes to' briethen, beg to stetisai o'ir ob;jects Iose stated in the Address of. the London sAssogiatiQn-yiz., to.draw into one bond of igent and jetuential of the working classes in olsewhere-to seek by everz means to place ciety in ...

... I AO -.T .. o XIE l (Frvin the Parmer's maganzilm I f we compare the weather which has Seen experiencet this month with that at the corresponding period iII many preceding seasons, we shall find that, for a series of years past, the atmos- pheric temperature has not been so uniformly fine as has been tile ease this month. It is true, we have had some strong gales of wind, which haive, in a few ...

... ?? tourlinurtuto T Ver HOUSE OF LORDS. dered, F dences THrURSDAY, April 5. otic 'The T'bst Fruits and Tenths Bill was read a third time and y.%I jipased, and somu oter bills wore forwarded astage. e The illssquis of SLIGO presented many petitions for the aboli- tioss of the neg ro-apprenticeship system. As th Their Lordships adjourned early. took thil FRIDAY, April 6. Thorc Thle Earl of ...