... *wptdal ?? wasafts esw eaghth page.) MV. B. oeBMT d he was sure that his friends who hade 8t1ed'to the details of the bill ecould not be aware of the enormities which it removed. He showed that dlerks to the magistrates had taken many fees to whih they had no legal title, and to whih parties had been rendered )ihble for no other purpose than to Vega them to annoyance and op- pressen, and ...

... a vessel going bfre a bieeze in the open sea; but there js great aon:iety about her management when be- calnod amidst shoals and rl'ks. We hlire been for now nearly three years in the latter position. The varied interests of class, and the torturous application of the law being so many obstacles in our course, while the calm created by temporary prosperity has left us scarcely a breath to ...

... El abenr! & Cotgtpolltllt4I *Ne. THOMIAS CooPER AND Ma. O'CoNNOR.-Il relation to the ststenient made by 'Yr. O'Coltor at Manchester, affecting Mr. Cooper, we have received the following from Mr. O'Connor :-Ever anxiol's to lake atonement where I have committed errol, even under justifiable apprehension, I le not a mnomelnt ill testifying my sorrow at having done all inj lstice to Mr. Cooper-an ...

... oitinte aldn avt. NORTHERN EXPEDITION,-lt is now definitively ar- ranged that a Northern expedient shall be fitted out, to sail about the 1st of May. Sir J. Franklin will have the command; and we are informed that the Rrebes and Terror will be provided with the most ap- proved Archimedian screw propeller FOSSIL REMAINs.-CRoziEa.-Tlie late high tides have partly uncovered the lignite beds ...

... 10'riio- Inttfliotntt. FRANCE. h ora e T'r PFaxs v. THE PsIEs.-T Caes eontains a p astera letter of Cardinal de la Toiur d'Avergne, Bishop of Arras, in which he pro- hibits the resliag, or eveni the possession, of the ?? etc (roit heteie ( the work in which M. topin deferds the liberties of the Gallican Church againast thie party termed Ultramontane). On the preceding day the latter learned ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1845. IRESULT OF SHORT HOURS OF LABOURI IN PRACTICE. IT will be remembered that during the last Session of Parliament, the House, giving way to a sud- denly new-born impulse of huemanity, solemnly no- SOLVED that young persons and females ?? not be called on, or permitted, by the mill-owners, to work more than ten hours a day: and XT wnia Nzsvs Bs ...

... *Emperial Parliamnent HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MAtCId 3. Three bills introduced ey Lord CA.etuBELI for the pur- pose of effecting certain legal changes in actions by civil process, were read a second time, after which their Lord- ships adjourned. TUESDAY, MARCs 4. Lord AsusraToci presented a petition from cortain tradesmen in Westminster, complaining of the operation of Lord Broughau's Bill of ...

... THE NORTHERN STAIR. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1845. SPOTTISWOODE AND IllS PAPER MONEY ADVOCATE. WL have a favour to crave at the hands of some of t, our friends: can any of them furnish us with a copy of a the Operative newspaper, as far as it was published ? I They will greatly oblige if they can. SPOTTISWOODE T and Co. have organised themselves into a society for ( Emuincipaction of British ...

... ES IDING JUNCTION E.,~uA~Lwkys. ~fthe provisional Committee * ~~~of the i'rovisional Committee neO mneetnin edniesdaY afternoon last, at the 01 enI tod~oof the gentloemsna ?? C dI an'tel u is n iiflstial, and the proceedings ieren ir wee -NV ickhansnf, Esq., Ifirklees ci pretO Mnche ten ; . C. Listen Kayo, Etsq.,I * ~ I 54-' lfsQ-, Loeds; II B.rBosyn , Esq , antn~ jralhlY Annflhlag ,qEng, ...

... FRANCE. The Paris papers of Friday are principally taken up with the very extraordinary incidents that marked the discussion of the Secret Service Money Bill in the Chamber of Deputies on Thurs- day. A SCENE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.-M. Salvandy rose to defend hig junction with the present Ministry, and having in the course of his speech referred to his connexion with Count Mold (he was, it will ...

... IRAILWAY MEETING AT LIUDDERSFIELD. . ) OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED aBRANCH RAILWAYS FROM COOPER BRIDGE. On Thursday last, a numerous meeting of the inhabitants of Huddersfield was held ic the Guiltblall of that town, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of opposing the progress of a bill now depending before Parliament, brought in by the Leeds and West-Riding Junction ...

... lforigit tObtmrncnt! And I will war, at least in words, (Aad-should My chance so happen-deeds), With all who war with Thought I I think I hear a little bird, who sings The people by and by will be the stronger.-ByRoN. TIE HOLY COAT AT TREVES.-THE NEW REFORMATION. We gave in our last an account of the shameless fraud dignified with the title of the Holy Tunic, now exhibiting at Treves. ...