... pra~e~_gftbfleflito4- - ~ ?? I.. NJi WBAYvERS.-On Saturday last a W5UAN 1AND-t. m weavers of this town took strike of the handlPt- innianm, uacurerl in place, against Mir. In- 1'giv eavers' wjgea consequence of his having tc thi. day a deInutats- (id. percut. On the morning - to wait on'him, in was appointed by the committe. - a' the weavers' order that he might be duly inibriaeL. n tmil wo ...

... c ;rabc 1 MobMclto; ?? ?? , ?? ?? ?? 1,1 JOAN HAND-LOOM W.1 VaRS.-OD Saturday las a itrike of the hand-loom weavers Of this town took place, against Mr. W. Ingiram, mranufarcturer, in corrat-quence of his having reduced his weavers' wvages lidper cut. Onithiemor-ninigof tha~t dary deputation- wa pointed by the coil)ittee to wait on him, in or'.der ;lthat he might be duly inlformeui cf tire ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, JANUARY a, 1815. | TRRnE is a time to build up and a time to pull as down, saith the proverb. There is also a time for fr( activity and a time for slumber. There is a philoso- ha phy in idleness, and wisdom in doing nothing. From te3 the time that the busy bustle of the Parliamentary wl session is over, until the law-makers again meet, ra there is little to ...

... ma1arket Intelligence. _, ., ~ .. . _ .. ?? ?? CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEmBEB 14. The market of this day opened with a moderate supply of wheat from Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk, but from Kent the samples shown weremore abundant, not compre. bending wheat alone, but barley, beans, and (to a lisited extent) peas. There was not all the activity marifested nmong the millers to purchase wheat this ...

... ILECWTS 07rTME NATI0EfL L) I . 1COMPANY. PoR. rHS wzIS SIDINO THURSDAY, JULY, 27, ' 1I4l . I - I | m MR O'CONNOR. t [ SUsvaA. £ s. d. Pershore I I 0 0 Bolton 5. 0 a t Croydon ,, 4 9 6 Preston, Brown 6 0 0 Westminster . 2 15 0 Newport, Salop 0 4 e Foleshill 3 aT 0 Teignmouth ., 5 o 0 T Bridpart ., 0 2 2Hanley - 1 15l a Markinch - . e 1 ?? ,. S 1 Seaham , , 018 0 Hemy Gelden 0 7 6 maitohn I 1 ...

... Crabto' fftmentwnt, CORDWAINERS' GENERAL MUTUAL ASSISTATCE r ~~~ASSOCIATION. i AOsoCLATED SsiOPtIATES,-As we are new nearly oi the eve of Conference, and 'ks that Coniferenuce will be tie fmost important to our trade that ever was held in this country-becaues. while the oligarchical and commercial classes are quarrelling among themselves, as to which shall wring the largest amount of spoil ...

... NATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- . DUSTRY. lo1 union far the Maniljt bni What the Anti-Corn Law League has done for thle Corn Laws, the National Association of United 0 Trades will, in a few years, do for that great pro. ,, portion of poverty, disease, dissipation, and crime, WI that is Produced, either directly or indirectly, by low Sa I ae.Although the institution is ...

... 'I . R EC E I PTS O F e THE NATIONAL LAND GOMPANY. i .I. - WYEE ENDING THURSDAY, FOR THE WEEB ENDINo THURSDAY, ,t JULY 26, 184£. is . ,o SHARES. .£s.d £s.d. ,1 Derby .. 0 12 3 J. Grenwood . 0 2 0 Nottingham O2 10 Ai. M'Lean 0 2 0 3 South Shields . 0 0 Thomas kodge.. 0 3 0 IS Hucknall Torkard 117 0 Joha Vigurs 0 4 0 Abingdon .. 1 13 0 r Stafford .. 0 7 6 £11 4 1 EXPENSE FUND. Chas. Baines 0 2 6 ...

... ?? fittellgeace e- CORN EXCHIANGE, JANUARY 25. 5. At this day's market there was a good supply Of ir English whcat, whiclh sold steadily at the cuireuqc; of d this day week. Free Freign held firmie, but net Co large a busisees transacted to day. d PROVINCIAL MARKETS. I ItCEIottOND OfoR tsitin Cora MARKRT, Jsxt. 2.,-Wi I, had a tolerable supl.y of graill in our market to l(ay. . Whleat sold ...

... MonulNs swa, t NEA ~ir .1 -4t a1 a ecial. meeting I of the Mountnjn brehof the ational lund Com- pany, hel4T*ntJ 4lh >sfKNarehs -i49,it was re- eolved :- That Feargsss0'.Coen~orw, Ese by wrh- t ton to, in order to asoertain whut'polioy he intends to to pursue with regard to the 4issatiefied members of I th, the Natiinal Land Company, and toinform bim that ha we are determined to use everjy ...

... LoNDox CoRN ExcIrANGE, MONDAY, DEC. 23.-We had moderate arrivals of wheat and bailey from our own coast and Scotland'during the past week, with a very short supply of oats, but of beans, peas, and flour, the receipts were to a fair extent. From abroad the arrivals consisted of 1000 ;qrs. btof wheat, and a small quantity of flour from Launceston, with a few cargoes of barley and oats from the ...

... crabco, fmobtluclit'g. TO TIIE IRON TRADES OF BRITAIN. We. the workmen belonging to the various Iron trades ati Ki .ihley. comprising the mecianics, mouldec a. uswithi, necimakers, and others, together with thie joiners, beg I.-ave to announce througl: the medium of the Stat', that we' have entered the National Association of United Trades, and most esrnestly request our brethren of the sgane ...