... RECEUITS OF TRE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVf LAND SOCMETY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. , FaxFs. Sutton.in.Aslifield, per C. Meaklcin Artiehoke Iurn Locality, Brighton, per W. Flower .. .. City ot' London, per J. DunnL Halifix. per C. W. Smith Stocktport, per T. Woodhouse Caolisle, pet' J. Gilbertson . Dalston, per T. Honby * .. .. Nottigm, per E J. Seet : .. Norvich, per J. Hurry. Winehester, ...

... corrtepolBtltft. TiHE COAL KINGS AGAIN. to TO 15I5 EDITOR OF TUE SIOILTIIEEN STAR. Sir,-That the working classes of this coantry are subjected to the most cruel and heartless oppression e from the master class of capitalists is an axiom too gene. rally true, too extensively prevalent, to admit of the shade of a doubt In the mind of any well-informed nd d right disposed person. Among the ...

... 'Y -P4%rtip Aobtmtittg. * And I will war, at east in werds, (Anld-should my chanes so hsppenlpdeeds, With all who war with Thought I 1 t hink I heara littl ie bird, who sings The people bypand by ill be the stron esr.-1riO.1 REVELATIONS OF RUSSIA. Ito. Vill. Cireumstaces compel us to defer till next week h the continuation of the Rcvelations of osfsia, in the meantime we give the ...

... TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD. JOHN RUSSELL, FIRST LORD OF THE- TREASURY. LETTER IX. TIHE CO.VTINE NTA L SESTEAS,. My LoRD,-It is often 'said that Edudation is I favourable to Liberty. And the saying is true, when E'ducation is pervaded by the spirit of Liberty. But history and observation prove, that scholarship 'may co-exist with the spirit of servitude, and may even be { made the instrument of ...

... M - SPEECH ES OF LORD MORPETH AND COLONEL~ THOMPSON. A sq1endid soiree of the members and friendst Of thle Sheffield Free Trade Association, was held in the Msusic-hiall, on Wednesday evening, in commemoration of I the passing of the recent Free Trade measures. It was also the farewell demonstration of the Free Trade associa- tion Evey prt o th hai wa denelycrowded. The chair was ocupid byW. ...

... LOCAL -NEWS. ARHLBT F s TRADER FscSrVAa.-In reply to the ade address o Sir Robert Peel fronm the inhabitants 0f Aro~treY, the Right Hon. Baronet has sent the following haodsoone acknowiledgment to W'm. Ellis, Esq. - Drayton Manor, 2od Sept. i-I request that you wuil be good enough to Inform those ,h wee parties to the address which you Sieve transmitted to we, that I am highltt gratified by ...

... ig of TO TIHE EDITORS OF TUE LEEDS MERCURY. If Raltrick, Sept. 3rd, 10146. re GENTLEmnEN,-After having had considerable experience l and success in teaching the art of Phrenotypics, not only to children but also to adults, I am folly convinced of its great utility in facili- 1d tating the acquisition of knowledge, and espocially of its great ?? If when applied to matters where .1gur' es are ...

... We understand that the Solieifor-General, Mr. | Dandas, will be the new Judge, in the room of the late Mr. Justice NVillia'ls-Morabity C(n osic/e. It is ulnderstood that Mr. Dundas will be suc- ceeded in the office of Sulicitor-Gnseral by )ir. Romilly. We regret to I arn that the venerable Thornsas Clarkson is considered to be dangerously ill, at hlis residence Playford-hall, near Ipswicb. ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, SEPTEUBER 1, 1846. 4TIIHE NATiON AND TIHE CHARTER. Tl e have received a printed adddress from the . Chartists of Esngland a'o the Infish People, uith a re- qr'est that we should insert it in the 1 Notion. ti WIle desire no frale srisation between the Irish an people and the 6C/artists-not on account of the ti biv(16ear of *physical force, but simply because cl ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CIIARGE OF FORGERY. Onl Saturday, Captain William Richardson, the chair- gna man of the Tenbury, Worcester, and Ludlow Railway at Company, was apprehended upon. a charge of forgery, 1, alleged to have been committed upon Coutts'e banking. be house. o The circumstances are of a remarkable deacription. Cal In the month of July a cheque signed by the chairman Ml and twyo of the ...

... Whatever be the state of trade in the approach- ing winter months, thefullest reliance may be placed in the integrity and good sense of the labouring t classes. Hlaving thrown aside the demagogue leader- ships thatformerly insft.esced the masses, andiully instructed now as to the designs and objects of mob- orators, they are prepared to meet, in a becoming spirit, any of the reverses ...

... THE TEA. PARTY. This-splendid entertainment took place in the large ball-room of the Globe llotel, where about 250higbly respectable people,, men and women, sat down to a very exeelenb, and well arranged tea party; how. lever, so great was the enthesiasm, that the stewards were compelled to divide the company into two.par- ties. The orchestra was occupied by the splendid tee-total band, and ...