... (Bbaxtiot Eatelliffene. LONDON. TIiNAGomN-LANE, Dxc. 31.-At the usual weekly meeting of the members of this locality, Mr. William Dear in the chair, the delegate from the District Council gave in his report; and a subscription was opened for the benefit of that sterling democrat, Mr. Preston. The chairman then left the chair. BURY. TEA PAnar.-The Chartists of this town held a Tea Party and ...

... cf)artiot littelliocure. IMPORTANT DISCUSSION ON FREE TRADE AT ROTIIERIIAM. It was lately mentioned in the Star that the visit of the League to Rotherham. had been a great failure, notwithstanding the seductive eloquence of the hon. member for Stochport. In order to keep appearances, and if possible prevent the public from getting into the secret, Mr. Falvey, decidedly the! cleverest ...

... I SHAME ON THE SLASPHEMER WHO WOULD SAY SO~ ! at ADJOUHEED INQUEST. frig On riayth 3r ist. te iqustupon Thomas co Jame, wo ws klle byan leionat the BLAoCK WOI Bor Coan~nra, near Bisho Au~and~w~cis cer- o tainy anextnsiv one an, asa materof course, Bill now tat hman ife as ben scrifcedno doubt Mla one of the best ventilated mines in h north of thi England ~-wats resumed in the sebool-house ...

... WE confess ourselves to have been among those who felt some little anxiety, as well as curiosity, about the appearance 61 the coming man. We had not figured him in imagination by any of the distinguishing types or preconceptions by wrhieh the youth, speaking for himself, informs us he was pre- judged by the curious. The advent of Little Britain-{for such in all justice to the gentleman ...

... arortbcomiun (9)4artiot Maeetings, OLDEHAsi.-On Sunday, Mr. Win. Bell will lecture in the Chartist-room, Greaves-street, at six o'clock in the evening. RocnoDALE.-Mr. Ambrose Hurst, from Oldham, will lecture next Sunday, in the Association room, at two and six o'clock. Next Monday a Chartist tea party and ball will be held at the Assembly room, when Mr. John West, Mr. Ambrose Hurst, and other ...

... | | On Mondtay last, the adjourned Meeting of the Leeds Town Council, took plice in the Council Chamber at the Court Houice. The MAAYOR iDarntonLuupton, Iaq.l, presided. The following mermbers were ?? Goodman, S1ars- feld, Pawrson, Pease, Luccock, Jacislon, lasclea, Shaws, Lauit, Oates, Bateson, Bower, rad Carbult; and Councillorc Atkisoll, Lee, Aoorhouse, Watson, Nanley, Birtcheall, Craven, ...

... PEERAGE STA\TISTICS. I In lhe course of the year 1844 the following peers have died :one. Duke-Grafton, aged80f. Two Mlrquises- Hlastings, aged 36; and Donegal, 75 . Six Earls-Bessbo- rough, aged 86; LooLnsdale, 86; Athlooe, 64; Eiutore, 50; Alontnilorres, 7i1 (eatinut); and Limerick, 87. Two Viscounts-Sidmouth, aged 87; and Powerscourt, aged 30. And eight Barons-Douglaq, aged 71; Wallaeo ...

... *ricnfc. L Axo'suiEtt INSTANCL OF TEIF CUtRE or CON- t ?? .Mtledical Gazette contains a long article I; omn tihe pois of Dr. Hastinigs and M3:. Rtobert Storks, esurgoon, both of Worcester, descriptive of a rowarka. y blc operation for ith' cure of coisumption, bly the per- u fotratiou of the eavity of the lutig through the walls of Ithe cliest. It consists in making an opening between ithe ...

... I Ii ct Bits A FEW ODD LOTS FROM TIM CATALOGUE OF COSTLY CURIOSITIES OF AN( ANT QUAIXAN. Ne'er send commissions out to Greece and Rome- The best antiquities are made at home. LOT TrIE FIRST. A feather of one of the geese that cackled so capi- tally as to save the Roman Capitol; a rum 'lin to write, and recommended to Gibbs to balance his ac- counts with. An illuminated MS. copy of the tat ...

... scincne anb art. MANUFACTURE OF IRISH PEAT INTO FuELa-Srhe only point, says the London Atlas, on which all opinions on Ireland are heartily agreed is, that its first and greatest want, the sine qua soon, the thing needful for the employment of its population-the improvement of its resources, and the increase of its wealth and its happiness, in capital-the introduction or the creation of ...

... Tso U cro Aaut Io etpan~tt. Ma. ALEXANDEr CAMPBELL, DUNIi EB.-We have received a letter from Mr. Campbell, containing a copy of a letter addressed by him to Mr. Clark, of the Executive, rather deprecatory of the interference of the English Chartists with the question of the Repeal of the Union; and according to Mr. Campbell's desire, we should certainly have published his letter, had not ...

... agriculture all'a uporttrulture. 11ORTIciLauRt.-Tho old year went out at last in cery good humiour, UiNving us a more genial sunny day han we have experienced during the last five or six wecks. .The a'ppeairance of the weather about the liddle of last mtonth was very threatening, and we egani to anticipate a very severe wvinter ; butt there g now roomli to hope that the nter will not prove of ...