... 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 ...

... I I I I I II JI I l tI 1.I II V II II II JI I I I II I to as SATU RDAY MORNING, FEil. 28. ay MAJORITY OPM7 FOR GOING INTO CO)IMITTEE, ON )I. THE to CUSTOMS AND CORN IMPORTATIONS ACT. 0 to; Those marked thus *'ither voted previously 11 for the Oorn it Lalixis, or 11 against the Repoal Of the Corn Laws, ea were returned as supportert; qf protection of of to *Acheson, Yiscount, Armagh *11oward ...

... ;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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE UNITED STATE - phi:. VIEW OF TH POPULATION, REPRESENTATION, AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURIES, AND COMIO[Nfb, ~ EPC~l5 SATS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONI!S IN 1040. MJANUFACTUR9S0(tOTH5NG) COsMMIIYXE.IN 1844. n 1'o~pcutieol Area in ?? Names of the states. ua Cottoox. Ebxci. Wool iu 1840. Acres. Wheat, Oati. Ida on otn oac. Wo. cto.' ipra ths. Ibis Dollars. Dollar Do1i DllVs Dollars. TBushels. Beti'shl ...

... 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 ...

... I_ I LEEDS, DEWSBURY, AND MANCHIESTERl I RAILWAY. ber I- -1 Lint The second ordinary meeting of Proprietors of It this Company was held 'it the Court-bousL, Leeds, onl tile Saturday last. J0o1I GO'TT, Usq.,Chairmaln of the Company, $ mtidl presided. The attendance of sharoholders was limited, tnd by it was sonie time after the appointed hour before the re- er- quired quorum of proprietors were ...

... MEETING OF THE LEEDS AND THIRSK RAILWAY COMPANY, 0o On Saturday last, a general half-yearly meeting id of the Company of Proprietors in the Leeds and, Thirsk I IC, ; Railway was held in the Council-chamber. at the Court. , a house, Leeds. H. C.-MASISTALL, Eoq., the Chairman of 10 the Compasny, pros ided.. . tO Air. FENTON, the Secretary, having read the notice by wiricir thea le meeting had ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARMET, YS;sTIRD&Y, Antrcl 6. The supplies oE al1 grain are limited, with the exception of Barley, of which the arrival is larger. The nmarket to- day is very bare of fine and fresh samples of Wheat, and such are tolerably easy sales at former rates, other sorts without inquiry. Fine Barley scarce and the turn dearer, in other qualities no alteration. Beans rather lower. Oats ...