... I AT length we have the gratification to Unloillice that an institution which we were the first to advocate in this town may be considered as definitely esta- blished. To the address of the accomplished Pre- sident of the Provisional Council, in another column, we invite especial attention, as embodying with vivid- ness and perspicuity the essence of our enterprise, the substance of the ...

... 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 ...

... ' GREAT TRIUMIPH OF CORN LAW REPEALERS! | AT DONCASTER. I A second Public AMeeting wvas held in the Tonvi- | in Hall, Doncaster, on Saturday last, called by the supporters seli I of the Bread Tax, in the hope of llullifyihg the effect of l not - the previous Meeting, at which the inhabitants of Doncaster tiol had resolved to petition for the Repeal of the Cons Laws. fac We rejoice to say, ...

... LONDON IMEETING ON THE CORN LAW. ed NUNItROUS Public Meetings continue to be held in Cii many parts of the kingdom, and petitions to be signed, j 3tS in favour of a repeal of the unjust and oppressive Broad It !Tax. Within the last week or two the following townsl have lifted up their voices against this iniquity, cither by public mcetings, petitions, or tile formation of Anti-Corn Lao ...

... Prince George of Cambridge has been appointed to a supernumerary Lleut..Coloneley In the 12h, or Prince of Wales'is Royal Lancers, and is to take rank between L'eut.-Cot. Stamell and Miajor Barton. The Duke of Buckinghami has been entertaining a large and distinguisited party at Smowe: arnsgst the company were the Dfike aad Prince George of Cambridge and the two ?? Chancel. lors, B:ougham and ...

... 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 ...

... ?? ?? Tarfrtfjeo. When is a hol'se least like a, clergyman ?-When ?? a hovie ?(lL ('Jayinan..) They ?? a ,jmlge in the Missouri who glories in tle minme of' Lawless, and a Mr. GaibelC is tho clerkl of t he court. T11E' LAST Bi1 Dici; DOLEFasL.-Whlell is a tlseatre not a thialre i-b' ye give it up 1 When it is a p0or- I, eiiee. T1TEi C(1iDIM rAT'ON Amn LAW Cosvs.-A titlce- o-wle r il a ?? in ...

... I 'Srbe Establisbeb Cburct. - - - : 1 PRtEFERMENTS, &e. The Rev. J. Rawes, B.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, has been appointed a Minor Canon. in the Cathedral Church of Bristol. The Rev. J. Singleton, M.A. Vicar of Babraham, Cambridgeshire, to the Chaplaincy of the Union House, at Linton. The Venerable the Archdeacon of Leicester has appointed the Rev. A. B. Evans, D.D. Head Master ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE CHARTISTS OF ENGLAND AND I SCOTLAND. FELLOW COUNTRYMiEN,-The whole civilized world bas witnessed with disgust the many acts of cowardice and base, crawling sycophancy, exhibited by some of the oppressed slaves of this country, at the same time, looking wvith admiration at the devotion of those who have already fallen, antd those who will speedily fall vic- thins to the accureed system. ...

... A11n. J. IDDETSON, BRA1DrORD.-The follouinkq letter has beeM received by tme, as publisher of the Star, and I give it here, thatthecomplaints urged against Mr. Ibbetson may be inguired into, and explained. If he has attempted to foist upon ouR Subscribers . apers they do not wishk for, such conduct is truly despicable. In answer to their complaint respecting the non- delivery of Stephens's ...

... 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 ...