... The fine first-class ship Albion, upwards of 1,000 tons bur- then, entered the old dock, Grimsby, on Tuesday last, from St. John's, with a cargo of timber and deals, for Messrs. R. Armitage and Co., of this. port and H3uddersafeld. This, ship, the property of William Hartand, Eaq., M.D., the present Mayor of Scarbro', is the largest that has hitherto eutered this port, and one of the largest ...

... warinito. To THOSE SaI~iNG EmPLoYMENT.-The Albany BVaeos has the following advertisement: - 'Wanted, an able-bodied Irishman to hold my wife's tongue-she and I both being unable to keep .it quiet, ?? hypocrisy has lost the mask of shaine she puts on painted pride, and she is then called impudence.-Buoes. QAXXU Worm.-The following curious extract is made from the Morpeth es-isterr:- 1711, ...

... 3. Ministers had a narrow escape in the House diate it of Lords, in the debate on the Address. Their done it whole policy-Joreign, domestic, and colonial, be tc to -was assailed by Lord ST~ANLEY; and his p0U5( )r amendment was only lost by two votes. T~is will. 0. 'is a significant intimrlation of the. estimiation in a B1t in which they are held by one branch of the Le- neith ie gstue nte ...

... LETTERS' TO THE WORKING CLASSES. XXXV. ' Words are thing, and a smarll drop of Ink Falling-like dew-upon a thought, produces Chat which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think., BYRON. PARLIAMENT AND THE PEOPLE, BROTHER PROLETARIANS, Thus far the gentlemen who, with match- less modesty, assume the title of the Col lective Wisdom of the State, have prosecuted their labours after the good ...

... THE BROCKLESBY HUNT STEEPLE CHASE. This chase, which was open to all England, for maiden horses, came off, according to previous arrangements, on Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst.. at the picturesque little village of Swallow, a parish in the wapentake Bradley-flaverstoe, Lindsey or northern division of Lincolnshire, and situated between three and four miles east of Caistor, and eight miles ...

... In the ancient world no foreign power dared T to lay violent hands on a citizen of the Rioman Republic. CROMWELL declared that he would T. make the name of Englishman as respected rthroughout the world as had been the name of kc I Roman; and he made good his declaration. tr In CROMWELL'S time, England was respected by all nations, and her sons were safe in every sh lland. It is not so nowv; ...

... -~42~It IClt4iot ittelliffence. .ds. Tim EXECUrIVM COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ChiNgnrHTAR AssOcIATrIO, met at their, rooms, 144, hlat:ih ;Holborn, on Friday evening, January the t 26t wpresent: Messrs.-Harney, Ross, Clark, Kydd, te ank !9llFYood. Mr. Clark was called to the chair. W. talliiood reported that -he had made the re- -all quiste arrangements and taken. the Standard ri heatre for ...

... sttl^aub r'ves A EXPLOSIONstartled the inhabitants of Zdn- foi on of burgh on Thursday week. An intense vibration of se, entice the earth shook the houses near the Canongate; the ret Ale's- inmates were in some cases thrown down; and win- thq '20th dowr were broken. The cause of the disaster Was th shop soon ascertained, and the attention of the crowds di. Aitate. who now thronged .to the spot ...

... (From Le Courrier de l'Europe.) Military Jurisdiction-Second Council of Mtar_ Insurrection of June-Murder of. General Brea and Captain Mangin-Judgment, FPRsISDENT.-Daix, have you anything to add to your defence > DAIx. [with energy] Yes; Daix shall speak for the salvation of his soul-for the sake of his conscience ! ?? forty.eight hours of unheard of anxiety, IDaix has protested against the ...

... SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS I CORPUS ACT. n Our paper will be read by, and to, over six a rmillions of the working classes of this country d within a few hours after its publication ; and t, now that the struggle has commenced between h the Democracy and the Wbig Government b and its supporters, we invite the close attention c of the working classes to the speech of Mr. , O'CoNNoR, which will be ...

... MR. CHADWICK, TO TIHE EDITOR O THE NORTHERN STAR. Sist,-Believing that you will feel pleasure in giv- ing me the opportunity of vindicating my character, or, at least, setting myself right -before the public, through the columns of your widely-circulated journal, I take the liberty of laying the following statement before you. I am a young man, and, perhaps, too young to become an agitator; ...

... ?? proeiincC. n LiNCOLVSATRE.-REVOLTINO OrTRA~oi.-At the |f Epiphany Sessions for the Lindsey division, held at Airton, before Sir Robert Sheffield, John Sunmanj k aged 28, a sweep, and Alick Johnson, aged 26, were t tried on a charge so barbarous as hardly to be cre- e dited. They followed a young woman into a fiold a at Winterton, near Barton-upon-Humber, about six e o'clock in the evening ...