... PIMLTCO.-TinL WVELSH MARTYRS.-A croded and enthusiastic meeting was held in the Assembly Room of the Belgrave Tavern, Ebury-strect, on UAednesdayI evening, December the 4th, for the purpose of giving the electors and inhabitants an opportunity of ex- nressing ticir sympathy with the patriots, Frost, 'illiaius, and Jones. Mr. William Whitehorn was unanimously called to the chair, and in a neat ...

... THE NORTHERN STAK. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1844. TItE MESSIEURS CHAMBERS', AND THIE THEORY OP WAGES, THIE w olesale ?? of Edinburgh, the Messrs. CHAMBERS, havcerefeutly published a tract, entitled The Employer and the EniploSed, in which they bestow mnuch pains, in 'A Fesniziar Pilef(0.1/ between a Mr. JAMES SMITH, a filctory wuill ownier, and a Ml. RICHARD JACKSON, a cotton spililer, to ...

... e: orreonolerte. INTERNAL FREE TRADE. TO TEE EDITOR OF TsE NORTHERN STAR. Sia-It appears to me, after meditation on the sub- ject, that the endeavoors of the Trades Unions have hitherto been directed towards imperfect ends. I mean t that they have not shown the people sufficiently what vast advantages might be acquired by union, They c have limited their attempts to gain a little more wages, c ...

... sv papers on the political, economical, and moral c ects of the age, may probably neither be unacceptable cl b the readers of the Star, nor uninstructive in themselves. e,.il at least possess the utility of the anile-stone-n how how imuch of the journey towards genuine popular PI .tisntions hlas been accomplished-our present where- tt ins, a' 0~tie, and distance from the goal. geides, the ...

... CA N L C . YO SKsUIRe WINTER GAOL DeemttyS .- The asizes concluded on Friday, when the calendar was cleared. On that day, Aladdifon, late superin. tendent of local police, whose trial was noticed in our last, was brought up for judgment, and senteoced to eight eel mnonths imprisonment and hard labour, for etnbeeelement-boh1l Mitchell, for forging a promissory ntb for the payment of £4U, with ...

... THB MALT TAX. J OBIEUBAL OF THE CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL, PROTECTION a 8OISETY TO SUPPOIR THU RUP94L. d At a meeting of the farmers of th county of Noyfolk, n held a few days since, to take into conaideralidn th it repeal of the malt-tax, a letter from Ihe socretiry~of lt tha above.society, of which the followirg is an ie7tract, *] *aes read, ini consequenlce of whiich the ineetingssparat[ed t ...

... LETTER. FROM THE BISHOP OF EXETER. A LuTTaR TO Tsjs 0HURORWA.RDEONO OF Tms UNMD' - 1ARI55cH5 OP eT. $1torL'wSt' AND ST. UABOeS SXSTZn, BY HENRY. LORD BSOPeet OF s3IRnna, Bisblopatowe, Diec. 16, 1844. - eontieameo-l have read your communication of the 13th. iust.,with fcelioge, if unt of entire satisfantlon, yet Of touch snare gratflfotetn tbao of pain. It stands forth in honour- able con3trast ...

... an The merchants of Liverpool have followed the example th is the East India anud Chins Assoclationof London, by bringin forward in a prominent manner, the redoction or the presentW exhoritaint crown duty levied upon tea, as a measure Wshich IN would produce great advantages to the trade sand comerte ro ho of ihis country, nad improve the moral and social condition Ird of the ?? classes. Lord ...

... Rori l Val oolumizt. ?? ITIOUrURnE'.-We have lately experiemiced a severe frost, the thermometor havinq flillcn, onil the morning of Friday the Oth inst., to 20 dogrees which ,r! indieltesl degrees of rost, ?? timeto the n iniille ot last week, the frost contiiued, though with e less severity, nightand day. During suchlongltiened br poriods of fiost, whlen considorable artilioial ]o ,7lt must ...

... 5rifilre anaJ art. FRENci AcsnHoc or ScIENcEs.At the sitting of' Dec. 9th, M. Heetor Ledra laid before the academy some specimens of cold-drawn iron, and other tubing, A few years ago the only tubing made in France, for gas and other purposes, except lead tubing, was made by hand. In England, iron-drawn tubing (by heatn1 without soldering, was first made, and was imported, by special ...

... TO THE IMPFRIAL CHARTISTS: ?? YXa DRABn FnazNs,-I wish I could with ?? decency wish you a merry Christmas and s happy new year ; but I cannot mock you in your po~ertY. and shall therefore set about the considera ion as to how your condition may be improved. I believe there is enough of land in England, and enough of labour to be applied to that land, which would give every husbanddman a good ...

... Th-tgiccc I FRIANC\C. s- i .( is l'ttrr.:rrr ''Ar ?? our v,,fi, ~p od tt. )-ltU tihr .atio;lcd of the 5th isi.t., cite tiill tt, hldt ltree 01 cm bil rittlitv is t'eetwdc!. I mr ?? nmv not, Peliltp[, be twawie of the st rieteess of tire police t ,qisl in relattit01 to iiootitlttet wle tlie cottlt jellud to 1wc oigtir liun used, anrd talic up ticir alodo in a giv en quarter. 'I'hey r latt ...