... ;Mfarket InteUiltW . LONDON COiN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MABOU 2.- The result of the debate in the House of Commons having been pretty generally anticipated, had no marked effect upon our trade, this MOrno;sm weeks must yet elapse before the measure can become law, and until then active business is scarcely to be looked for. Supplies of every description of grain were short last week, and there was ...

... THlE NOR rTHERN STAil. SATURDAY, MARlCH 7, 1846. TIlE STAPLE OF THlE COUNTRY. e; COMPARIATIVE CONDITION OF NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL LABOURERS. th Tun sophist will argue against logic, against rea- son, and against facts, substituting parables, and th hypotheses for premises, and whimsical conclu- jo sions: for legitimate deductions. Hance, we find in that religious controversies between two ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. PEE XS. O'CONNOt. £s. d. Ashton-under-Lyne, por E. Ilobson .. 8 1 lo Tonbridge Wells .. 7 1 o ir. Foxton, Woburn Cottage, Tavistock-square 5 4 4 Brighton, Artichoke locality .. .. 0 6 3 George Itedfeurn, Somerset Chapel . 4 10 Aberdeen, per J. Fraser .. 0 9 0 Upton, per WIn. Brown .. 0 1 4 James 1'owell. .. .. 0 11 4 *V. J. O. Wilkinson, Esq. ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1846. THE STAPLE OF THE COUNTRY. COMPARATIVE CONDITION OF NATURAL AND' AlRTIFOIAL LABOURERS. Trss3 sophist will argue against logic, against rea- son, and against facts, substitutinl parables, and hypotheses for premises, and wlssical conclu- sions, for legitimate deductions. Hence, we find that religious controversies between two sects, sepa- rated by ...

... Sankrupt0, &M. BANKRUPTS. (From Tweudayfs Gagettt, Zar4e 3, 1846.J James Wilson, Woolwich and Chelsea, cabinet-maker- William John Haddan, Tottenham, ?? Stevens Syer, Sudbury, ?? Henry lHaumblen, .l-alesworth, Suffolk, ?? Smart, King.street, Stepney, ?? Nunn, Buker-street, Port man.square, ?? John Bulero, Leeds, linen cloth ?? Gillard, Plymouth, grocer- John Andley Horace Jee, Liverpool, ...

... -marlict-fittriltvarr. LoNDOS CURV EXeMnOEw , MONDLY, MaAcui 2.-C The result of rue debate in the llouse of Commons t havirig been pretty generally aDLiCipatetd, had 110 a marked effiet uponl our trade this ni0rioning; *omei weeks must yet elapse berore the. Ineasure call beeome , jawv, aml oitjlthen active busintss is scarcely to be lookedl Jor. Supplies ot efer dese,iiptionl f grain i were ...

... A 1arket littelltkuC. LONDONt CORN EXCsANGS, MONDAY, MARCH 2- The result of the debate in the House of Commons having been pretty generally anticipated, had no marked effect upon our trade this morningg; ?? weeks must yet elapse before the measure can become law, and until then active business is scarcely to be looked for. Supplies of every description *f grain I were short last week, and ...

... 33atirupts, &c. BANKRUPTS. (Frome Tuesday's Osszette, March 3, 1846.) James Wilson, Woolwich and Chelsea, cabinet-tnaker- William John Haddan, Tottenham, ?? Stevens Syer, Sudbury, ?? Henry Hlamblie, Halesworth, Suffolk, ?? Smart, King.street, Stepney, ?? Nun, Buker-street, Port- mnan-square, ?? Johnt Bldero, Leeds, linen cloth ?? Gillard, Plymouth, ;rocee- John Audiey Horace Jee, Liverpool, ...

... QCrabe6' Mobemernts,- MINERS' STRIiKEIAN LANCASHIRE. We are sorry to state that the Miners of Bolton, Lit- tle Lever, Bury, Halsemoor, and the surrounding dis-I tricts, are still out of employment, as will be seen by theI following:- To THE Cost ?? Op SCOTLAND.-Brethren,-We, C the coal miners of Lancashire, beg to call your attention to the struggle now existing between the coal proprietors I ...

... Q:Crbt0' t-[obtalelt0. MINERS' STRIKE IN LANCASHIRE We are sorry to state that the Miners of Bolton, Lit. tle Lever, Bury, Haisemoor, and the surrounding dis. tricts, are still out of employment, as will be seen by the following: . To THIE CoAL MINERS Or ScomTAND.-Brethron,-We, tke coal miners of Lancasijira, beg to call your attention to the struggle now existing between the coal proprietors ...

... 1raber ' f1lllMflt0. MINERS' STRIKE IN LANCASHIRE. We are sorry to state that the Miners of Bolton, Lit- tie Lever, Bury, Halsemoor, and the surrounding dis- tricts, are still out of employment, as will be seen by the tollownlg:ug To TEE COAL MINERS OF ScoTtLAtND.-Brethren,-)Ve, the eoal miners of Lasscashire, beg to call your attention to the struggle now existing between the coal proprietors ...

... B35auIrupt0, &c. BANKRUPTS. (roets Tusdai's 0azette, March 6, 1846.) James Wilson, Wooliwici anid Chelsea,cabinet.'naker- q William John lladdan, Tottenham, ?? Stevens Syer, Sudbury, ?? Henry Hawlblen, a Haleswortb, Sulfolk, ?? Smart, Kitig-street, t Stepney, ?? Nunn, Baker-street, 1'or-. L man-square, ?? John Halero, Leeds, l linen cloth ?? Gillard, Plymouth, grocer- John Audley Horace Jee, ...