... SOUTH WARK ELECTION. NOMINATION Or CANDIDATES. ?? having been fixed for the ntomination of csaddats t reresent the ?? Of Southwar~k, blorcaridtenaritoreF t Benramein froomtheq.diree in the room of the ?? s. h hostngs ereerected at anl ?? hour in High- street, in front of the Townliall . The hour al- pointed by the High Bailiff for opening the proceedd - inps was ten o'clock, but shortly after ...

... IMPORTANT STRIKE AT DERWENT IIRON WGRKS, DURHAM, The gross and unblushin avarice of the propriators of the Derwent Iron, Wolcs has induced thlen to redche the wages of the iron stone miners in tiheir employment, froim time to time, until they haye at length brought them doen to within a few points of actual starvation. About a fortnighlt ago, whilstthe men were contemplating an advance of ...

... (,ROM OUR OWN LAND COMMSIONsR.) LrTTBR IL TO THE wORKING CLASSES OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Mr DRAB FainiDs,-In my last letter you found me at Brussels, the capital of Belgium, a very splendid town, surrounded with beautiful walks caled Boulevards, planted with trees at either side, and with seats placed at intervals for those who wish to sit down. At the end of this walk is a long avenue, ...

... LONLDON. CITY Loc.&LITT.-The attendance at Mr. Cooper's seventh lecture on Sunday evening last was more than usually numerous, and there is little doubt that had the weather been fine-it was the very reverse of that-the hall would have been inconveniently crowded. These lectures are growing in favour, and each succeeding Sunday evening witnessesan increase in the numbers present. Shortly after ...

... EDAazic'o & corm~potlitcli. Tint CososeNICTscoona OP W. Jr., BELFAST ; Inon RAN.. astm, BOROUGH; GEORGE (tANDLEIT, HYDE ; JOSEPH VARnY, MASCUIESTEEl; AND THOMAS LiVESEY, Roots- DALEwho ave ritten to us on the Odd Fellow dis. put, illbeobige t stndovrtllnet week. The gret lngt atisitel wefel ouseles aled on to give lbs aful eveltionsof ?? hel-hle, and cite pr eoeicge t Rcldal inoposiiontothe ...

... 'gTiCviittur ail' pkiO ut. -rcltr -1 , - dr I FIE'LD-GARDEN OrERATIONS. ei For the ?? -commencing Monday, Sept. 25th, IS43. ti L[I.%tl-iciLcfrointaD])A~tT Of`ACtviit Opcrations on five i amIII into,1 onl the estates of the late Mirs. I), Gilbert, I near EirEerbsble, in SuSex; and on several model ti faris e'i thle estates ot tile Earl of Dartmouth, at t Slaitliwaite in Yorkshire, published by ...

... as iglltuVC. at j ItitUlttWCt FIELD-GARDEN OPEllRATONS. Nor the Week eomesslg mo~day, Sept. 25th, -143. r n f a DIAni of Actualn ea ratid on five! .Smal' parmss on t feeltate , bfthenlte I near Eastbourneti; in Sussex; 'nd on several Mode farmas on the estates ot the' Earl of' Dartmouth at Slaithwaite, in Yotkslaii', publisheda by Mr. Nowell, ,of Farnley TYas, neal' If udlersifeld, in order ...

... D I. -- -D-U FIRE-- - -OSO- LF IRADFUL FIRE AND LOSS OFr LIFE. On Monday afternoon between the hours of one and two a fire of amost ?? ul character, attended with a lim e destruction of' property and fatal conse- quences to ene, it' not several persons, broke out upon tibe well-known premises belonging to Sir Cbales I'rice Ind Co., oil and colour merchants, situnto in WVilliam-strect, ...

... THE CONDUOT OF Pri, BOARD OF DIREC- TORS EXAMINED. NECESSITY OF TIlE INSTITUTION BEING PLACED ON A FIRM AND EQUITABLE BASIS. Below will be found a letter from Mr. Wm. RAT- LuFPE, the Corresponding Secretary of the Manches- ter Unity of Odd Fellows, in reply to some strictures on his conduct that have appeared in the pages of thisjournal. That letter we most freely insert. Had Mr. Rateliffe ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1845. TIHE RIGHT WAY TO RUIN IRELAND. I POVERTY EXCHANGED FOR PLENTY, WHEN of LABOUR HAS FAIR PLAY. ON two former occasions we have enabled the th readers of the Star to journey with the Commis-pe po sioyEn of the Times office in his peregrinations wI through Ireland to see with his own eyes the real th state of the Irish people, in their ...

... I For- fobemrnto+ And Iwvill war, at least in words, (And-should my chance so happen-dends), With all who war with Thoughtl I tunl T heatlt liltte Dird, wso The people by and by will be the strongeril-treitv. ITALY, AUSTRIA, AND THE POPE. No. Vill. We resume our extracts from Mr. MAzzlxm's worki we shall probably bring the subject to a close (for the present) next week. In the following ...

... THE DUNFERtmLINE MODE OF MAKING THEIR GRUMBLINGS FELT. IN another column will be found an account of, the *.te Dunferinline II Riots, differing materially from those wegavelastiweek, from the Ilfrfgtercd-to-death Correspondentof the Times. In noticing the matter on that occasion we expressed our conviction that the writer of the inflated yarms that appeared in the Zines had either ...