... GLORIOUS TRIUMPH OF DEMOCRACY. On Thursday evening last one of the largest in- doorpublic meetings ever held in this borough assesm bled in accordance with a requisition signed by about 200 of the most iinfluential liberals, amongst whom was H. Marsland, M.P. Eight o'clock was the hour appointed to commence business, shortly after which time the mayor, accompanied by about twenty ministers of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STAR, Queen's Prison, Southwark, Lccdon. Wednesday Afternoon, May 10, 1843. MY DEAR HILL,-Brave old Daddy Richards and I are still here; but have received no notice, as yet, whether we are to stay, or be removed to Stafford. The fact of the Judges hboing specifically appointed my friend George's imprisonment of eight months to be passed here gives us some hope ...

... GENERAL NEWS; It is rumoured that the Marquis of Salisbury IC- or tile Earl of Zotland will be selected by the masonic body y. to succeed to the Grand-mastorship, vacant by the death red. of]bis Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. ry: POST OpricE.-A parliamentary paper, pub- i83 lished a few days ago, shows, that for the year ceding Jan. 5, 1843, 4he number of letters receive inland was oul ...

... WHIERE TO, AND HOW TO PROCEED. 0 OF I TOUR TIHROUGHS A PORTION OF CANADA, T D S EVERAL OF THE STATES OF NORTH SII vEICA FARTICULAICLY THE OTATES OF t5ISACsIttSETTS, RHODE ISLAND, NEW YORK, o3?;NSTLYLAH[A OI10, DIICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, iscor;sIN, AND NEW JERSEY, IINDERLIAEEN ITH A VIEW OF? ASCERTAINING TIHE DE- SIEABILIT . OR OTHERWISE, OF EMICGRATION I SAD to JUDGE OF TUE BEST LOCATION, FOR II~lSI ...

... THE NORTHERN STAL. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1843. The Union, indeed ! What a fascinating title ! A le and by what endearing and mutual courtesies it has informE been preserved. The blood-stained bridegroom whiel wooed the trembling bride with sword in one hand thin sk and faggot in the other, and while both were dyed rotten. with the blood of her children dragged her amid else. bristling bayonets ...

... SECO1D EDITION. THE JUDGMENT! BELOW We give all that this morning's post (Friday) has brought us, respecting the appearance of the Conspirators in the Court of Queen's Bench yesterday. The subjoined letters will be read with interest. JUDGMENT IS ARRESTED! There is to be another fight for it, on the 26th of May. Thefight must be fought well To fight it, means are required. Those means ...

... Cbartiot Entelligence. LOVDON.-A public lecture was delivered on Tucsdny evening, at the City of London Political and Scientitic lustitt-on, by Feargus O'Connor, Esq. upon the land, admission twopence. Shortly pre- vious to eight o'clock, Mr. O'Connor arrived, andI was greeted with loud approbation. On the motion of Mr. Cuffay, Mr. Shaw was called to the chair, and in au appropriate manner ...

... H1OUSE OF LORDS, 31ONDAY, MAY 8. oto The Marquis of CLANitICARDE moved for the appointmetof th La &s elet Commiittee to inquire into the operotlon and effect ofite Bea, Poor-Laws In Ireland. A debate ensued. Ultimately, the moto byro wais negatived without a division. Gib. TUESDAY, MAY 9. feld REPEAL OF THE UNION. She: The Earl of RODEN rose, in pursuance of a notice given on the preceding ...

... The members of the masonic body, in England, have been ordered into mourning for twelve months, for the loss of their Grand Master, the Duke of Sussex. Upwards of a hundred Speaker's warrants have been served upon parties in Nottingham to give evidence before the com- mittee of the House of Commons. The office of Lord High Steward of Plymouth, vacant by the demise of the Duke of Sussex, is, we ...

... fManchester, Wednesday Me-rivqg. Yesterday evening this town became the scene of another outrage of a more alarming character than even that in which th brick-makers were engaged last week. The cotton spinners have again turned out for an advance of wages, and during the past week have been parading before the mills, and intimidating the workmen who are satisfied to work at the present prices, ...

... . It is expected that a first dividend of 5s. in the poiund on the estate of TMessrs. Parker and Shore, of Sheffield, wvill be paid about the end of June. T1iE Mi:LITA ?? is going on with con- siderable spirit in this town. Il addition to the host of sol- diers now engaged in the recruiting ser-ice, a number of the :32nd Infantry have commenced perambulating the streets on the market days, ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCfH, TRURSDAY, MAY 4. THE QUEYEN ?Y. FEARGUS O'CONNOR & 0TI1nRS. el All the avenues to the Court were touch crowded this morn- L ing, in cosssequenco of its having been understood that the cl Chsartists, as they are called, were to appear to receive the judgment of the Court. The following persons answered toC their names :- Si ?? O'Connor, Richard Otley. George .Tulian ...