... 'THiE i ONSE''LN I N DICTMEIPNT'1'. ]l~jC:AB1i)AS TErIVI IN Tii F.I'X H YEAR 0iP' QUEEN YlU1f14llA.. Cowdei 1'oiatiec of Lun7 aIS,) to niit, 2-, -t Yei' ~i-i ~~raa, lb iu- at a St, qion of ov, Sovc-meign T vl Vitol by the G'r'ac of God of thle Heir' (1 Itina-dom of Cie'ct Brile;in uin Irelanri. Q-roum, tl feod- r*f the Foith, of bearing end let o ie Gal] D -livery, held at the C cci, H,-Uo,e ...

... I X i I O:DTN ;AiY T:iiA I FOR DFAMAJ1ATIOXN. A eertieictti fi~r t'ii:iOtw.' ttid inl tb! B i. j it et ,tCy C I uric, 't.r . tile 21 tt, III. nh t:'fl ?? Oht'tc Ptv. tt''~i(xe :A i, Ti i cit it. .'.:tc!;ui~it>ttlItey Al , ;iAIty. tn' r wife ift ?? ta 'C e~tuiratr, cCC: p! :&twthLi. ist P' .I.ti a go nt of ?? l fo'ries' it r . ho,,i; in dlute it it. 17 A , t.,t ho,' 13a ?? tldi:I writC.) cii ...

... B3RIGHTON, IVlAlt. 17.-An inquest was held this morning, before Mr. Gall. coroner for EDist Sussex, at the Sussex County Hospital, on the body of Hannah )dls, a servant at the synagogue in Devonsbire-place, whose death took place by poison yosterday morning. The first witness called was Sarah, Rentel, wife of Moyer Rental, who lives in London. She deposed that she lives with her son, Moses ...

... vojax?lvllrm T.5e 'iixines5 at tbseee Asa'z ollinienced on Monday W Iek, h- fora Mr. Baron purkoav-1, .ar. Justie Colt- niatf. The latter Ju,' plsestiledt il the Crown CeIt Trio ?? is a eumsnlary of the crnuissal bushnes. of the w.,;k JamlS Harper 7 19 waS oborhiced With havinog stslen a mare. tile .r stk y ot ,aeiu, Farser. The prosecutor is a tarrier, resid;l'g t ilarrogatte, and he to Ik a ...

... GLORIOUS AND 'TRLUlPs!,ANT DEFET'T OF ALL TflE RQBBER FACTIONS BY' THE WHOLE HOG CLiARTIST BRI- GADE OF SUNDTERLiND. On the mornnig of Friday, the 20th, large bills it appeared on the walls of this tow, announcing a I( public mectirg, for the purpose of talrun into con- sideration the charges made against Mr. James I V7iiliam-, by F aruu1s O'Connor, Eq., in the Eveniny St ab of the 3rd, and ...

... JUSTICE IN IRELAND, t Mr. O'Connor informs us that he has promised the e following extraordinary trials in this week's Star. We may surely give them without comment, and merely ask what chance the innocent have of protec- tion, or what fear the guilty have of punishment in such a country as Ireland now is, ever has been, and ever will be, until blessed with the Charter of her n rights ? n L ...

... |EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF INFANTICIDE AT I CRE WKERNE. an on (Abridged from the Sherborne and Yeovil Alercsep.) b Considerable excitement has existed in the town of in Crewkerne for some time past, in consequence of a I8'ruamour that prevailed that a girl named Martha ve Clarke, who lived as servant to a Mr. Alven, a person ay of independent property, and the Bon of a former of banker of the town ...

... r, THE length at which we have this week given the e trial of Coos'ms and the other Chartists, at Stafford s and elsewhere, have preoluded the possibility of e our giving the debate on Mr. DvacoseE's motion, most important as it is. We regret this I exceed- ingly, but have no alternative. To have given anything like a decent abstract of it would have I occupied more than double the space that ...

... STAVIk'ADSHIRE aSSIM;S, STAFFORD. THURSDAY, TMARCH 30. (Before Mi. Justice Erskine oand a Special Jury) REGINA V. COOPER, RItCIIASDS, AND CAPrUR. Mr. Justice ERSK-INE proceeded at nine o'clock this morning to sBuru11i, LUill protracted case. He was sorry, aft,-r the patieni attention which the jary had eshibited during the inquiiy, that it would be necessary for' him to detain them while lie ...

... 4 BRISTOL, SEPT. 1.-A strong feeling was excited a this morning in the nortbern suburb oE this city, in con- as sequence of information brought to the police, to the s, effect that a man named Maddicks, a cowkeeper and st milkman, bad been murdered, and his wife and her o- sister dangerously wounded, by a labouring man named r- John Clarke, to whom, from charitable motives, they ot had ...

... 0, ?c 32rioD ftlobement. PROGRESS OF THE MONSTER TRIAL. On Friday last the Attorney.General m roved' the Court to fix upon Monday, December 11th for the Com~menlcement of! the trial; end 1that the maid 11th of December, and the following days, up to and ( inclutling the 10th (lay of January, should, for the part peso of such tral, be deae ryend teflton ite a part of a the Michaellmas entrm. ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1843. SucH ought to have been the title of an attempt emi' to prey upon the defenseless, as unprincipled and Isin heartless as anything we ever remember to have byt read of. Our readers will find the whole matter war, detailed elsewhere under the head British Ameri- jun. can Association. It appears that a number of adven- bav turers, of whom the chief ...