... fo 1,V CHiARTISTS OF TUE EMPIRE.I NOTTINGHAzM July 28th. jyDBAU F RIEN lus, the hurry of bhuSine9s, increased by the Iiins spirit of the people to become mem- ieef ur glorious Land Plan, I steal a mu. bsto put onu in possession of our position v' ,,pect; here. Last night (Tuesday) we Oa~ Pe of our old '39 meetings in the market- 1j Of countless thousands, to receive our P.lac.on the People's ...

... -. ^Mel SATURDAY, MAY 29,1847. me the C full t O'CONNORVILLE. are fro The first grand result of the Land Plan has been fro .practicaly shadowed forth. The first members of a ma class new to modern times-a class to which the bef ancestors of our factory slaves and labouriig serfs bue belonged before Monopoly had wrested the soil from au [ their grasp,-a class of small landholders, of inde. th ...

... ottropolitan Entellignite. -- ?? ?? ACeCDENTS, OFOHNCBS, ICTC. FanoHrTUL AND FATAL ACCIDENT TO A POSTILION IN OxFOaD-STURETT.- An accident of a most frightful cha- racter attended with fatal consequences, ocourred to apostilion namned John Mitchell, aged thirty-one, lately livingien Margaret-stret, Cavend ish-squarewho was proceecding along Oxford-street with a couple of horses, when the one ...

... . ?? SATUlRDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 187. selvo to )ur vave ind PARLIAMENT AND THE PEOPLE. Voul en- _ mist If any additional proof were wanting of the spirit, are my hostile to the public interests, in which the Parlia- take mentary business of this country is conducted, that thro proof was amply afforded on Tuesday evening last, LA} when the house negatived, by a majority of 58 to 38, to St c. Mr. ...

... 'T'HE NORTHERN STAR SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1857. sets 6 IRELAND. tnd HER SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PROSPECTS. gall Thb These are subjects to which, independently of tha their immediate importance, we have an especial and r right to dilate upon, because, unlike the majority of p4u n Journals, and especially that edited by a deputy cap n Whig minister, the Weekly Chronicle, the ti x Star has ...

... MOVEMENT OF THE oPERATIVE MASONS FOR SlIORTENING TIHE IIOURIS OF LABOUR. ring -- teri The Masons ot London, wivo have bepln agitating ittle the Slier houar question fer thle last three niiinths, had held their Iabt public meeting, prior to proe'outing their testimonials to their etnplo) crsi, at the 'Jnuipe- rance Ball. laterloo-roard, Ltiambeth, (in Friday vening, Stine 11th. 'The oplacisus ...

... t LOO ON 511I PICTURE, AND ON THIS I er lajesty and Prince DZAT FRHOM STAXVA id Albert, accompanied by the TION.-OU Saturday an in Y, Prince of Leiningen, ho- ?? was held before P. F to nuured the Royal Italian Curry, Esq., Borough co, or Opera.hiouqe with their pre- roner, on the body of Luki rseace on Wednesday even- Brothers, a child of eight be Ig. Her Majesty appeared years, who lived in ...

... A o_ ic E ?? ?? ~ ~breadi, iG us Waggon, wb ?? ?? them half filled. t yonx5nTtI'z. om teef ?? BRAMh,.,-rn.FACToar GiRtaii.-Tbe cmitefre i ( imroving the conaitionl of the factory girls of Brad- muentl dtdhe yford have fitted 'lip the first of their intended IOd* trates assem miebhouses. Should'the trialiprove sucepsfnl othersI Utignary iwill be prepared. The house in situated in Timble- ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION AND GOVERMENT | E:DUCATION. The spirited and general resistance on the part of WI the people and the Dissenters to the Government Mt scheme of education, modified as it now is, shows R, plainly that the ministers have yet further to go in As the work of remodelling. It is one of the most sin. re ,tular aspete. of governments that they are always ti thls, tintliead of the ...

... 'NATIONAL EDUCATTON v. TIMl GOVERNMENT T SCHEME.M, ; The mental destitution of England has superseded for the time being the Irish Famine in the House of Comiimonsi. Mr Durncomhe's motion of Monday night, for referring the Government Scheme of E Education to a Committee of Inquiry, has occupied almost the undivided attention of the H ouse, with the exception of Wednesday, and it is not impro. ...

... :MiarlIA1105. ?? ?? - -- ?? Y £LOPEsIINT EXTISA(,BDlWARY.-LOss week Mr John ar, ion1., of ' Haifx elpe f his fathcr's resi- dence with a - buxi yourg widow, their house' keeper, to whom he was married immed iately after iat thle parish church. The gay Lothariio is in his alfst year, and the lilooming bride about half his nee. f On the news being communicated to his vencrable parent, he said- ...

... f There was 'speaking out, and no mistake, at Y dthe meeting on Monday evening last, in celebration t of the anniversary of the Cracow Insurrection. Ie Nicholas, Metternich, Dr. Bowring, Palmerston, d and the Peace -preachers supplied ample material if for such plain speaking as we have nbt been in thei 1, habit of hearing for some time past. The plain n a EnglishS of Monday evening's ...