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... I The port of Goole was, oh Thursday, thu scenC of much animation, on the occasion of the Yisit of the board of directors and a great number of the members of the Wakefield, Pontefract, and Goole Railway Corn. pany, and other gentlemen, to view the spacious docks, wharfs, and other facilities for commerce, which this beautiful, but hitherto neglectedport, so largely affords, and lwhich tho ...
... I5iPE RI~t AL A,.i;R Li IMENINT. HO U SE11 011' CO ONM T UES PA Y, EdtI,. 23. Thle PTorsi' inst to-si, sit 12, cu Id iteruc~oeld with ilie Railwayp Claulses CiO! soi sit 50 101l1 'Tie pasi reslinsed tule chiair at five O'clock. OnI thle motionh of L~ord MI. 111tL. a nowv writ was ordered for in thoa boroughl Of Siii~ftetnbury. lin rise reous of Lo(rd Howard, now Vt Earl of Effiniitlaill. T A ...
... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1845. IL: have a favour to crave at the hands of some of our friends: can any of them furnish us with a copy of the Operative newspiper, as far as it was published ? I They eill greatly oblige if they can. SrOITISWOODE and Co. have organised themselves into a society for 'I E~ncipation of Britishg Industry : and the ?? of their Emancipation are ...
... agrirulturt aub 34orttrulturt. FIELD-GARDEN OPERATIONS, For the Week ending Monday, March 25th, 1844. [Extracted from a DriAY of Actual Operations on five small farms on the estates of Mrs. Davies Gilbert, near Eastbourne, in Sussex; and on several model farms on the estates of the Earl of Dartmouth at Slaithwaite, in Yorkshire, published by Mr. Nowell, of Farnley Tyas, near Hudderafield, in ...
... eibartiot ?? e . I ?? ~ t . LONDON. Pt METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL, 1, Turmagain- tI lane, March 23rd. Mr. Caughlin in the chair.-A a, letter was read from Jenkin Morgan, acknowledg- sc lng the half of a five-pound note from Mr. Edward jo Clark, Secretary to the Victim Fund. The case of v Mr. John Llewellyn, the compatriot of John Frost, t) who has been driven from the Welsh mountains by w ...
... ebarti5t fiddligtpre . . LONDON. 'METaRPoLrrAN DsTRIrcr Cou0cII.--Mr: J: F. Lin- den in tlhe ?? wrere received from se, veral localities in favour of the sixpenny levy in sup- ?? of the Executive. The following resolution, on thc motion of Messrs. Stallwool alld Simpson, was unanimously adopted:- That theJ question relative to the Convention be adjourned until Sunday iext, -March 9th. :Mr. ...
... TIIE SPOTTISWOOIDE MODE OF SECURING 111 HI WAGES 'COMPATIBLE WITH HIGH0 TAXES AND OTIIER BURDENS TO CORRESPOND ! ! ! IN our several comments, as well on the Royal Prologue as oR the FREE Traede measures of Sir RoBEnT PEEL, we have always said that the especial objects oftbe Right lIon. Gentleman's tenderness, cale, and solicitude would have, for THEIR SHARE or PROSPERITY the bare ...
... BIOGRAPIY.-LkMAN BLANCHARD. |(From the Lileras-p Gazette) With feelings we have 'not words to 'express, it is this ...
... I Sir John Henry Lowther, Bart., M.P., hai arrived in York, oil a visit to Mr. Alderman Hudson during tie Easter recess. We understand that Sir Isaac Morley, having been a guardian for the last rive years, has inti- mated to the clerk oftlie board his intcnitiull not agrain to accept the office.-floncaster Chronicle. DEATH OF TIlE HON. ALFRED LASCELLES. -On. Friday, the Hon. Alfred Lascclles, ...
... | --w ?? HOUSE OF LORDS,ay FRIDAY, MARCH 7. The Marquis of NORMANBY presented a petition from the l Beard of Guardians of Bury, praying for some measure this session Ho for the regulation of the sanatory condition of the people. Bi The fluke of BULCCLEU.CII presented a petition to the same t effect, and praying particularly for a better system of drainage, freism' the surgeons, medical ...
... THE CASE OF THIE LONDON COMPOSITORS AND I THEI1R KIND EMPLOYERS. - TO THE EDITOR OF vuE NORTHERN STAR. it I Sir,-In thanking you for the manly article which ap- F peared in your last Northern Star, I hope you will excuse my c6rrhbting due 'mistake you have made, and allow me sS to-lay before you the real facts of the case, hoping that r they wiU assist you in another article upon the s dbjdcc ...
... ovllvrpoxbettr+ THIE SCOTTISH POOR LAW SYSTEM. - SHAMELESS TYRANNY AND INJUSTICE AT DUNDEE. TO THiE sIT5OT OF THE NORTHELIN STAR. ?? your columns have ever been open to expose every injustice or oppression inflicted upon the working classes, I trust that yon will give aplace (in what is so em. pliatically and so truly termed Labour's Journal) to the fol- l) wing statement of I new and most ...