... Again have the publio been most grossly insulted by the new Whig official, who seems determined to eclipse even the old woman who sat in the civie chair last year. A requisition, signed by six members of the Town Council-the body who elected hiss to be the wearer of the gold chain-and signed, too, by not less than fifty borough voters, and by more than a hundred municipal voters, was pre- ...

... A REPORT ADDRESSED TO TUE SIORtTTIMIE COMMIT- TERS OF THlE WEST RIDING OF YOBIiSiIRE, OF CERTAIN CONFERENCES HELD WITH. THlE RIGHT IIONOURABLE SIR ROBERT PEEL, BART., MIP., AND SEVERAL OF IILTS COLLEAGUES. ON THE SUB3JECT OF THE TEN HOURS' FACTORY QUESTION, AND OTHER IMPORTANT MATTERS. Having been deputed by yeu, to wait upon the lead- Ing Members of the present Admneistartion, to urge upon ...

... DURLfAw. GREAT PUBLIC MEETING.,THE MAYOR tij IN THE CHAIR. an (Abridgedfrom she Durham Adverliscr.) to The Worshipful the Mayor of this city havino au1 prmsd the Chartists, at the ineeting, held in the be ?? to address the Queen on the birth be of the Prince of W&leq, that he would call a meet- if ing to cons~der the distress of the country, if a pro- th -per requisition was sent to him for ...

... Sin.-As it is generally known in Bradford and neighbourhood that I intended to visit my brother In 14orthallerton Hell during Christnuns; and, as all will be anxious to know how he Is coming on, I take this opportunity of Informing ?? the medium of your valuable journal. I left bme on Christmas Day morning, and rode on shanks mare to Borough Bridge, through Knareabro', when I sought out the ...

... ..b. iw~%t 4~t U ' gg t@ a it ; 3Welt Rtqrt.~ NOMINATIONS TO THE GENERAL' COUNCIL. WOLVERHAMIPTON. Mr. Joseph Stewart, spectaele maker, Brick-kiln- street. , Mr.,John Stewart, . do. do., Graisley- street. Mr. Joseph Cheshire, cabinet locksmith, Stafford- street. Mr. William Simms, key maker. Graisley -street. Mr. J. S. Farmer, accountant, Petit-street. Mr. John Dunn, hinge maker, Falkland ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1842. I ;m THIS day we publish a portion of one of the most 'of important documents ever presented to the British on public,-a document which will be read withavidity lo- and absorbing interest by every working man in ed the kingdom. ed LABOUR has been to head quarters, to tell its a wrongs, and to ask for a remedy ! Its statements ts have been ...

... total aV setural 3nteUl~gftne NORljWIcH -STRnIE OF THE MASONS OF LON- DOa.-tn Wednesday evening week, according to announcement, a public meeting was holden at the Royal Baz~ar, to take into consideration the circum stances relative to the masons' strike, and also to consider the propriety of organising a delegate meet- ing of the trades of Norwic h. At eight o'clock the spacious building ...

... Oartiot 3putelligme. NOMINATIONS TO THE GENERAL COUNCIL. WOLVERRAMPtION. Mr. Joseph Stewart, :speotacle maker, Brick-kiln. street. Mr John Stewart, do. do., Graisley- street. Mr. Joseph Cheshire, cabinet locksmith, Stafford- street. Mr. William Simms, key maker, Graisley-street. Mr. J. S. Farmer, accountant, Petit-street. Mr. John Dunn, hinge maker, Falkland-street. Mr. M. Whittiughnam, ...

... TO THE CRARTISTS OF UrORTH LANCASMIRE GENTLrraN,-Accordirg to a rule made at the Erst delegate meeting, hold at the Temperance Hotel, Blackburn, it i.s partioularly stated that de- Iegato meetings shall 'ake place every six wveeks, for the purpose of transactiug the business of the dis- trict; a delegate ireetiug will therefore be held at Accringtou, on Sanday, lt-tJan, 1842. Business to ...

... A FEW WOWS- ABOUT T'EXAS. N. D. Maillard, Esq., having resided nine months in Texs, during part of which time he was editor of a newspaper published in that Republic, has recently published a volume, from. which we extract the fol- lowing CHARACTER OF THE TEXANS.-Texas, a country filled with habitual liars, drunkards, blasphemers, and slanderers sanguinary gamesters and cold-blooded assassins ...

... abartiot EntelliatM 131IDIIG33JM.-FREMAN'TRET.Mr. Mason delivered a lecture on the confederated Re- publics of America, on Sunday evening. on Monday evening, the ?? of the Birmintham National Charter Association, assembled at the leeting room, F reemanstreet, for the transaction of business; Mr. Fussel was called to preside. Mr. Williamson, spoke at onesiderable lengthad heith much alacrity. ...

... A LIST OF NOMINATIONS TO THE NATIONALf CONVENTION, FOR MARCH, 1842. l Northumberland and Durham. Cumberland and Westmorland, Bronterre O'Brien. Yorkshire, Feargus O'Connor, George Julian Harney, Edward Clayton, John West, George Binns, Thos. Vevers, J. B. O'Brien, James Penny, Wm. Otley, John West, and John Campbell,* Secretary to the Executive. Lancashire, James Leech,* John Beesley. Cheshire ...