... [Aeting on the good old English principle of fair planV fo c sId, we gave, last wrele, a letter from a Ielfasteorrespocdecct, (lefrnttgtecus hc tire Executive Of the Odd Vollosw's Institution have taken in roferences to thue matters of cornpltaint urged agins it b thousands of the members. This wekiegive another, letter. of the same character, to which the writer has had the manilins to piut ...

... MEDICAL TREUATMENT OF TIlE POOR IN I TIlE NORTH AYLESFOILD UNION. - . - ~ thL tic ne Onl Ienea weeah a tiriclunalie, of the notles ot us Jliii Ttwkws li, died at Northlitest, In theprish of. Nort- di fleet, and it Ihaving beett atlegod i y Ihe0 overseers Of thle parish as well so Uie 1.llstiitautEt, that his death wyas urea- es sioned by negtect onl the 1,art of the mnedical end relieving o ...

... GRAND FETE ON THE RHINE IN HO10 NOUR OF THE BRITISH RULER. 'On Friday evening a fete was Prepared for her Majesty by -the King of Prussia, far exceeding in splendour and magnifi- cence any with which she has been gratified on her various tours iliher osn~conlatryor abroad. Toffllueinatefiologne, and make the Rhine one vast feu dejoie, was a grand Idea, which could only be carried out in such ...

... srtt Nto ExrEiE IhALL INSOLVENT.-Sir Culling Eardley Sm , John Dean Paul, and James Lord, respec- tively the chairman, treasurer, and secretary of a body which styles itself the Anti-Mayneothl Comn- mnittee, have issued a circular, stating, that in their efforts to oppose the Maynooth Endowment Bill that Association has contraeted debts to the amount of £732 14s. lid., which it is unable to de ...

... 'TlHE FACTORY BILL. | MANCCHIST:R, T'fUISDAY.-Last night a numerous Ili meeting of the Lancashire Central Short-time Com- I mittee was held at the Ited Lion Inn, London-road, ti for the purpose of taking into consideration the best ai course to adopt to secere the passing of the measure of next session. The proceedings commenced about at eight o'clock. The Chairman said-Gentlemen, the Il ...

... REMARKS ON THE PRESENT CONDITION OF TllE INDEP'END>ENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWVS. I itT PRtOBE. I cvili (although I've doetet before) Demonstratte to your sense once mere, And draw a TiCUR.' tliac shall tell,,, you, IR Wh~at you perhaps forget, befel you/-lnt LO The violent cund illegal disnienberiment of the unity, which has recently been committed by the officers ot sthe Order, in suspending ...

... MIEDICAL TRREATrMEN'T OF 'TEW POORt IN THIE NORI - T ,S I., AT L;,1) UN IO N. I . I eemoo 'On ijednoitdey sie sbisali.ot se, ii john Tuel sll atd Naorflifleet, III tle PacisofNrt-d flet, andit having been alleged byfthe overseers ofithe Parish as YJI I, tlie hilhabitlint, thiit his death wsea occa- eV. ,,ioned by neglect onl thle part of the niedleal and relieving on offier-s, anl ?? voias ...

... LONDON, TLURSDAY MoRNINC. The Jamaica intelligence is again favourable, as far as the state of tile weather is eolncerned, and tLh' residue of the sugar crop wsill turn out even better than was anticipated at the departure of the presisus mail. The prospect for tile ensuing crop is at present in an equal de6ree promising. The intelligence from Hayti is very discour- aging, a evar of ...

... elprtia Intaliffmcc. I ?? -- - - ?? MIDDLETON. GLOTUOus REVIVAL OF CHARTISM IN LANCASuIRE.- The following is the speech of William Dixon, de- livered upon this auspicious occasion, referred to in Mr. O'Connor's letter:- Mr. Dixon on coming forward to move the first resolution, said it was unnecessary fbr him to tell them that he perfectly coincided with every principle enunciated in the ...

... Qit 3it--. E1 XST FR 11Am. IXSOiVENY.-Sir Culling Eardley Smith, John Dean Paul, and Janmes Lord, sespec- tivelv the chairman, treasure', and secretary of a body which styles itself the Anti-Maynooth Com- .mittee, have issueil a circular, stating, that in their efrcits to oppose the Maynootih Endowment Bill that Association has contraeted debts to the |amount of£7T2 14s. Ild., which it is ...

... i We ft TilE LAW RELATING TO SHARES AND the Ii SiIAlLEIROKERS. gener ?? have thought it Would be extremely useful to the lets numerous classes of persons now interesteti in shares, to 'The know what kind of dealings are legal and whlat illegal, It or0 -what ljiabilities accolmpainiy these transact ions,-iiud reese: ivltet is ithe exact poetiteio occupied by eltareirok~ers in of thl the ...

... THE NORTHERN STA|R SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1845. THE ROCK A-1]EAD! WHAT WILL SPECULATION DO FOR US3 WY offer no apology for returning to the question ef Railway speculation. The extent to which this has gone, and the tremendous consequences involved in the reaction sure to follow, render the sui ject all-im- portant-one that ought to be made familiar to all concerned-examined in all its ...