... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1840. NORTHERN CIRCUIT-SPRING ASS IZES. APPLEBY ?? ?? Tuesday, Feb. 18. CARLISLE ?? Feb. 20. NEWCASTLE ?? ?? Feb. 24. ?? Feb. 2>9. ?? Marcb 5. LANCASTER . ?? March 19. LIVERFOOT ?? Taesday, March 24. Caareerstl~enLOCAio1eILLS. HOUSE OF COM1MONS, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29. CatvirirPoirr(Lsfal~BaIOVAmO RoAO.-Pefitlan tor Bill ?? ordared tbebrought is by Mr. Haloes and S Sc W ...

... I. SPRING CIRCUIrr, 1840. IT ,L I t a- _. I .. . Northern-Mr. Justice Coleridge, and Mr. Justice Erskine. Oxford-Mr. Justice Patteson, and Mr. Baron Gurney. Midland-Lord Denman, and 'Mr. Justice Bosanquet. Home-Lord Abinger. and Mr. Justice Littledale. Western-Mr. Justice Coltman, and Mr. Baron Rolfe. Norfolk-Mr. Baron Parke, and Mr. Baron Alderson. South Wales-Mr. Justice Maule. North Wales ...

... .fortign. R oxclonial Intelliacna. FRENCH NEWS. The Moniteur of Saturday week states that the I rise in the price of corn, which had manifested itself anew in the markets of the departments, had ceased, According to the last advices, the rise only maintained t itself in 13 markets, whilst a fall took place in 33 i others. The French papers are filled with details f respecting the late ...

... TO READRS AND CORRESPONDENTS. All letters sent from this Oftice are pro-paid, unless f5w have to write a secoad time to parrties for ?? accounts. We shal, therefore, rcphse alt letters that are not pre-paid, comenjlona whom they may. SIGMA.-ThiS lelter is welt written, but as it is a subject on which we hava again and again ourselves ad- dressed the people, we do not think the present crowded ...

... nt - -- On the morning of the auspicious day, Her Majesty, k-the Duchess of Kent, the bridesmaids or trainbcarers by (twelve in number), and the officers of state, will assemble in Backiughain Palace, and go from thence, il procession, to the garden entrance of St. James's Palace, by which Her Majesty will proceed up the grand staircase to the Queen's closet or privy council chamber, ...

... wridal Cotopute. SO THE EDIfOR OF T!HE MIORIf15E STAR- Silt-ln a late UUMab of the S'hii, ywir ofllaoutb errcspondent, upon the ChsrtiAt authority of two peri peione flB d - Wels -and Bea, le attS that the relesmotat`ves9 of teft sorougha .1c e Utoiiieuite morahigef Ua it* i atNvoembef. joeked a $:wlthot aiding, ?? Vitwo Wmi wortally woundled, aod Iyingin flut ?? hfcg, Owb 5iy - ' , r h stI.- ...

... 3iinerial iparlfameW. D l'O USE OF LORDS.-Fridry,Janueaey I4. m T l, Royal Assent was given by commission to at Pri.i e Albert's Naturalization Exhibition Bill. Lr. d Duncannon presented adiditional papers rela- a' tive to Canrda. lil 11lie remainder cf the sitting was occupied with a disc isuioe upon Socialism. B .Vlonday, January 27. P Tl¶: discussion on Socialism was resumed on the ' prefq ...

... LEEDS. SAFYrUtARD FOR CAVALRY HIIO~SES ACAt5C5T CHSARTIST CA7Ts.-ThI Chartist Conspirators li~vinrg in some places prepared four~spilied iron instruments called cats, which, being thrown on the ground, always pre- sent one spike upwards, with the view of disabling the hordes of casalry by sticking into their feet, Mr. Joseph 36thers, of this town, millwright Landismith, has invented a ...

... TO THE EDITOR OY THL NORTlE4'UN STAR. Sin,-Tn your impression of last week, undler the head Nlawick, or Howick, as you have it, there is an article headed 1 Willie of tho hush, and the Kelso Washtub, to which I wish to draw your attention. This article, in which there is a great denl more of malice than of wit or good prammlar, is, I have no doubt, froul the pen of Abram Duncan, our ...

... TaiE CORN LAwS.-PUBLIC AIEElih5A AT BRAD- Init g OJRD.-A Dubtlc meeting of the inhabtsuota of Bradford ws, held in ILee g the Odd Fellows' Hall, on Wednesday, for the purpose of takinrg into N consideratlon the proprtety of petitioning Psrliarnent for a total aud Ye iimmcdste repeal of the Corn Laws. T1h sttendassce, il consequence a 7sf the late disturbanees, was not so numerous as would ...

... ALARM OF A CHARTIST OUTBREAKS AT BRADFORD. IV - l a ?? 4111 - ?? Rr No schoolboy in the United Hingdom, who catt v Ie, read a newspaper, need be told of the egregious folly and 9 ?? madneta of the persons called Chsartists, an exhibited in a ~*various parts during the last few months, for which some of da them may possibly have to forfeit their lives. But the '1 the consummation of' this ...

... l DVDDOPINION OF TH E JUDGES IN THE A CASEVD~ OF FROST, WILLIAMS, & JONES. A THE epoint of law reserved from the Special Commission at Monmouth for the cuneideration of the Fifteen Judges, relative to the formal regularity of the TO -.proceedinga of the Crown Solicitor in the delivery of the of ti lels fwitnesses to the prisoners, was argued at very- greatf of ti islength on Saturday, Monday, ...