... UNPOPULARITY Or THE POOR RATE.-The Bandon c board of guardians met on Wednesday last. Lord Ber- gnard, Al. P., in the chair, and were occupied a great por- r tion of the day in an investigation arising out of a charge of alleged immorality among the female unmarried pau- E pers, several of whom were stated to be enciente. It ?? out, however, after due examination of the pro- per officers, that ...

... TALES WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FOR THIE I *1 NORTHERN STAR BY CHARTIUS. THE EMIGRANTS. NO. 111. Trade's unfeeling train Usurp the land and dispossess the swain. . Goldsmitfj. No evil is more to be deplored, whether we regard the individual sufferers or the nation generally, than emigration. Alas, that this evil should ever have esta- blished itself in England I but woe to Englishmen, who instead of ...

... C?arjiot Intellignce. LOQNDO.N.-MflTROVOLITAN DELEGATE MEEOITING. 121r Trhinl meeting 'was beld on Sunday afternoon, Isl. G, rdaer in thu chair. The saum, of 3a. CaI. was recoiveilv from Globe Fielir's, for the use of the delegate meeting; o 7e. from the tatters, Brown Bear, for ditto; 2s. for ho0 tracts frii elitto, and 59. for theu Deptford Commrittee. Th~e sum of so. 9di. was received from ...

... ROGEDALE. POLICE OFFICE, FLYING HORSE. (Before William Chadwick and Henry Kelsatl, Esquiresj.) James Ashley, a Chartist speaker, was charged with usilg seditious language at the meetings during the turn out in this town, and exciting the people to riot. Ashley said, your worships, I should request before the proceedings of the Court commence, that the wit- nesses retire, and come in one at a ...

... PROOF OF MIDDLE.CLASS SYMPATHY. TO T1lE EDITOR OF THlE NORTHERN STAR. SIR,-In passing through a few colliery districts of Durham, and Northumberland, I have learned a few facts, namely, any one who has the least desire for freedom can not obtain uraployment upon the most tedious terms, that is to say, they can only be employed from day to day, so thab if it is found that any slave thus ...

... SATURDAY, IMARCH 14, 1840. e THE BR5AD}FORD AND SHEFFIELD CHART5STS.- The law-officers of the Crown have thought it right not to proceed against the Bradford and Sheffield Chartists on thle charge of High Tresqsn, but on the charge of Riot and Seditious Conspiracy. True Bills for the latter oft'ences having been found by the Grand Jury, the prisoners were arraigned on Thursday, and all pleaded ...

... OBSERVANCE OF - THE QUEEN'S WEDDING DAY. LEEisS.-We need scarcely say that in Leeds, one of the most loyal towns in the kingdom, the marelege of our youthful Sovereign was celebrated In a manner becoming the Interesting and important event. Titere can be no doubt that had trade beers In a prosperous state, aod the working classes living In comfort, the irtjici- Ing would have been on a naure ...

... Cd TrE Message of P.RESIDENT VAN BURLEN was d delivered to the Congress of the United States on the 9th )I inst. Its most interesting passages wvill be found in our In sixth page. Notwithstanding the vast resources of the d Republic, this Message of its Chief Magistrate bears throughout the impress of agitation, strife, and difficulty. ly It is a laboured apology for his own administration, ad ...

... __C NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY.-Trlffic returns for the week ending 9th Jan. :-Passeneers, Parcels, Carriages. and Horses, £1487 6i. 10d. Merchandise, £733 Os. 9d.-t Total, £2220 7s. 7d. YOrK AND NORTH MIIDILAND RAILWAY.__ i Traffic for the week ending Jan. 11 :-379Y5 passengers Amount£721 lls. 8d. HULL AND SEI.BY RAILWAY.-TraffiC returns fbr the I week ending January 9th:-Passengera (2126) parcels ...

... T To secure a vote at the next municipal election the L 'urn following is the necessary qualification, narnely- 115t : to The occupation on the ensuing 31st August, and dur. m t ing the two preceding years, of a house, warehouse, count- Gat ithn ing-Itouse, or slhop, within the borough, for which the Wit eedoccupier is rated, and on which al] rates due thereon, except sui ?? ~~Gre the those ...

... ?? - e r1 2- __A Tii: BIBLE MoNOPOLT.-..OIO Friday evening(ys terday week), a public meeting was held to the Exchange ohn Buildtngs, Bradford, for the purpose of hearing the Rev. rob IDr Thmsn, of Coldstream, explain the best method of .an obtaiting rcheap and accurate editions of the Bible. H. orand , Forbesy Esq. was called to the chair, and after a, few pre. ncliminry obevations he ...

... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1841. Ehr an NORTH MIDLA.N'D RAILWAY.-Traffic returns for Er the weck ending Feb. fi, (not including North Midland m. proportion of Slanchester and Leeds traffic) :-Passengers, nto parcels, carriages, horses, and mails. £1661 8s. 10d. ; ch merchandise, £862 Ss. 6d. Total, £2523 14s. 4d. w YORE AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY.-_Trafic I res for the week ending 8th February: ...