... PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT TO LVERPOL. I n- The Mayor, Mr. Bramley Moore, and Mr. Earle hav- ing returned from London, the committee appointed by rsthe Council have since held several meetings, and the ar following arrangements may be considered sa agreed upon:- His Royal Hiighness will leave London early in the rs morning of the 34th of July, and, accompanied by his re suite and the chairmen of ...

... I I ?? 01' . ?? I TAMOllS WVIFE' HUNIAIR. Josephl Mdortlimer, the riishinan Wll has dri eil several y' sp~ctable womein hilit marriage, cunder tile cii rirnetarces Alreaily eltailed in tine Packret, was isroul' it op I fr tiw oaevaorinitiitoin, rt tilv Gilsidhatt, Lerndin, on Mo odiy. lI I tlih I' 0~v cases if ?? Oil MrIs. Lkey.V is sWaS hilly ratiMItr'.t. Thle lridaar a., ir, the chiirle Co ...

... IN-TENDD flsit dF ;PRINCE ALERT- 11 ?? - = -- - - - ?? - : - : rrocseewil,ein. our duty~of furnishing-t-he earli-es-t A intimation of asrangenments and conjectua'earconnected sh with the earming events of the 30th and aist July, idwe have now to state, that three committees have, :ybeen formaed by, the Town Council to make piepara- N S. tioiss,_-a Town-ball Committee, a- Procession Cotn a ae ...

... . - . , , a - TT.. Trhe Annual Soir~e of tise Yorkshidre Uniion of Mechanics' Institutes waas held in the evening. In the afternoon, the delegates and their friend- sat clown to a handsome dinner at the Rose and Crown, at Which thel Right H~on. Lord Meorpeth, ?? and IV. It. C. Stansficid, Esq., A1.1., were present, and at which Frederick Sclmwanni, Esq., prcsidled, Thie nienibers of the ...

... I1141Bl POOR LAW IN A 1lUJRAI, DIS'I'fllCr. AlI lie Pc t esiois; at Deddin-f on, on Sat ilray' h'iioiii.C.C( . Dirritie, and the Rev. WV. C. fll Cy, tic It. ,ilai II IrCi-, ?? of' tI I overseers (ii Sit ilI tied, ?? to I towy i'aiiie whi3 ]Richard itijieliell, ti itlileated apricetltirtil labourer, of' rlitt parish, ?? IC tlld on to ?? Mary5 lilteliell, histilm- ?? w ase ira tot Chirg-e'ab~ to ...

... 1T'Z\t&DAY,JuNE S.] TinE CASr OF Sin C.TAV- -LOa -31r. i. C'ollett wished to ask a qucestioce. it ha was three wveeks since, in) the discharge of his public duly, lie had inl that house made a statement greatly alec iiecpugnhier thle character of a ieg'istrate aced inicister inia of jiustice. He had then read affidavits. Thle right lor hovee baroniet (Sir J. Graham) requested cpies or those ...

... .to ieareor & correopollbeltS4 LBIO5TELS-In reply to an enquirer in .tbe Ifer, the address ofbMr. Samuel lhite is No. J6, Garden Street, eigrave Gate, Leicester. - JBDiTIABoT MIas:a TIAL.-William Daniells begs to acknowledge the following sums for asisting the miners to carry on the above trial --Lancashire District, 6s. James Gardiner, Berry Edge, Is. ; Dawson and Defty, 9d.; a friend, 6d. To ...

... I-ortwomitia Olettwo. TIIE CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. Meetings ibr the purpose of enrolling members, and transacting other business connected therewith held every week on the following days and ?? . SUNDfAY EVENING. th London Chardet Hall, 11, Blackfriars-road: al - li ,tpast six ?? Chartist Hall, 1, Turn- ago;.:-lane: at six o'clock.- rninster: at the Part:ienium Club Rooms, 72, St. ...

... ILL J;ST NTEL:LiGN . X ' J2 : Ad B .XPRBlSSS.] L0NDON' THURSDA'Y EVEBNING. ' 1,: ONEY MARKET. ^: ?? . ?? Ccvr, tQUARTEB To TaitE. 'Th s¢ol6 mnrketis stillflat.,L FortheAccountthe currefit valueppnow. is 95i rather fiuyers; for the Reduced Three-per.-Cents the quotation has receded from 95i to 95t ; :and theiNew,.Thirc.-and-a-Quaiter per Cents. from 97*K-to 96g. . There has been a rally in the ...

... I LEIGH. | FEsr~iVTIES AT KENYON HOUSE.-On Saturday after ooni the children and friends of the Parish Church Snn- day-3chols, Nevolaurch, Rvere regaled with tea, buans, ?? - ?? 7 &C. at. Kenyon House, the, seat of H. C. Lacey, Esq. Mr. iacey was unavoidably absent, but his lady and faimily seemed particularly desirous that all preseut should enloy themselves as much as. possible. They ...

... members present were Sir J. Johustone, chairmen, , Mr. Bowes, Captain Duncombe, Mr. MCark Philips, Mr. be Brotherton, Mr. Eutwisle, Dr. Bowriig, Mr. Peter Ahis- te worth, miad Mr. T. M. Gibson. Of Mr. Smirke cottiniued his cross-exanmination of Mr. me tHwkesley, the engineer, who stated that the whole of he the fall between the Turton and Eitwisle reservoir, and the he bottom of Brideg street, ...

... CoutoporMtnuo 1-1- 11 -1- ?? ?? - -- -- II THlE COMING ELECTION-DUTY OF THE PEOPLEd To THE IDITOR OF T13M NORTnERN STAR. W SIR,-if food and clothing and habitation can only be g .raised from the earth, nrd If that earth must be monopo. b hed; fafew only amongst mankind muat possess it, P tethe anless muet niecessarily lie at' the merce.f thesel-ew;, and their only hope-their only chance of ...