... D-iRDER WILL OUT. ?? fall out bonest men come by ! their own. ?? T.Q*TaI:VE;PORKING CLASSES. -no.'matter of what.nature, 'is b ga ~nistS asn' ipe.oi -who. attempts .~o se~~e yobr ord~er, that~barge, however ex-7 aggerwiatd or- unsuyl1*4le, Fis Sure tor receive the cerdenee ot 2i.r' el*i'i. A~letiUigd' trate 'is '1at,'ind' to )#We that murder will out, TI will give you two strong and ...

... I WIDINGUP OF THE LAND COMPANY. TO. THE EDITOR OP TUE OF RTURN N.BT.RTH .:Birminghan; July.29t0.- Sis,-Mr. O'Connor, in addressing theounlocated membere of the National L.and Company in last wo.ek's &arj says, .' they (the members) will again understand tbat law, to athing which muse be paid' for, and that onenman cannot be expected to do's nation's work;!! truisma which I thinkevery member ...

... he On Monday evening, the 19th inst,, a numnier- ous and highly respectable assemblage of per- ,, sons, met at the Literary and Scientific Institu- le tion, John-street, Fitzroy-square, to hear a ,e lecture from Feargus O'Connor,Esq.,M. P., in be aid of the fund now raising to enable Mrs.Lacey 'r and family to join their husband 'and father in the land of his ?? Australia. le At eight o'clouk, ...

... -, TIG4AST:ION,: TO.' AUSTRALIA.: hi, f; ok 1- ~ ) _ . 1 , . .. ., , -I j~ ,: ,he ?? Jobn ,Ipnn,; sapinte Yrilwho emigrated .from. 1i8. tinconas4ire in September, last, and arrived atAde-' 1b 'Ih'ide SqutklAlstsoliaa on the. 12th January, giveszi ,oflcsrsperou. aeoant *of the prospectse.for emi,' ) gra 1 ?? netmeohanjos or farm labourers, : lij'ris ,nnprevsou8vhters.. In a Ietter dated a ...

... .go-tim frovol 0t A heALT11 OP O 1hSDRNG Tilli WaSH -Thoe Po rall.,~ajty in Lo~ndetfl is still increasiag. The deaths f registered ill thei 'lasit wecki were 99, while-the, deaths in the four preceding weeks. were '781,,868, eve 898, WIT7. The riicrease in the tione erced e20 veek. The dea'hs are,'how~ever, belowtbe average0 wi of idie correspondinigwetiks of 18 0-9 ; after co~root- has ing ...

... ?? .i: ?? :I T;, I : !: . . O. C T . THE PO TTERS': BMIGRATION .SOClETY. We have'received 'fro' a eorrespondentresolu.-c tions adoptad'by-tbbemozubrs of the''abovai society 01 at'a:ieeting held at Port-Winnebago, on the 3rd of Pt June last,, denoutcing'tlbe societyi as a' deception to fa the working. qlssses. s. .A't nn adjo'urh~d rn'oeting,:held at tho 'iame place,' r on 'thc 58t~h ' o. Juno. ...

... HO4RORR'SF EMIu NT SHI;PS. Emnigration from this qountry has largely h -inoreased withinm the last three years. In ti 1.849, suoh was the drain from this cause,'that, n in 'conjunction with the exeEsive' mortality o' caused by the h'boler. it led' to''an ,atual di- C; miniuition,.of 'tleipopulation of ,he.nited rl Kingdom. The annual :births-instead of fi adding,a&susual; three' hundred ...

... C&mSR~nicO.-The harvest has progressed most rapidly, .rany fields of wheat have been carried, though perhaps if more field room bad been given, C the condition would have been better. The wheat I harvest in the immediate vicinity of the town may 6 be said to be completed. Some parcels have been d thrashed, and we are sorry to say that there is a great deficiency in the yield, much more so than ...

... THE NO'R;THERN STAR.1 SATUICDAY, AUGUflST 31, 14850. THE GREAT WANT OF THE AGE. c Public order, progress and prosperity, can t only be maintained by the removal of every d just ground of dissatisfaction with the existing X laws and institutions of the country. The s stationary policy of the present Government s and Legislature is, therefore, in itself calcu- r lated to create that state of ...

... ,; tI8Ui.; ' TDM U:0140osrouX kAI~hucIE he bodies of all prsper Ithe iuffere~sby-the recent .ad occurrence Airdrie TWh pro i:ar'' it ia' lieved', been 'ow recovered. The Iin the si ..umber` Isone less tban wa 'originaly conceived countie r(n Tbursday forenoon, the bth ult ,the parthes liltely ;t Ye engied Ii searhing the pit caeuk hoe, a cue ~ind'did igared rema a of the ta ¶plie Oo:e qe ...

... THIE POTTERS' EMIQRATIQN SOCIETY. We have received from' a correspohdeiit resolu- h tins Y ad opted-by tbe members of the tiboie society o0 at a meeting held at Fort Winnebago,' on the'3rd of .p June last, denouncing the society as a- deception to fa the working classes. ?? ' . - . . a At an adjourned meeting, held at-the samneplace, t on the, 8th'of June. the following meinorial was ...

... Ii AT @xfaUe)t. * SATURDAY, AUUeaST 10. on- HOUSE OF LORDS` The house ant it one atI o'elook, for the purpose of. advancing bills a stage. Mo. * On the motion of Earl GRAKVILirE, the Customs pro ~Bill was read a'second timne, and ordered to be cow- mei witted. it On the Motion of the Earl of MINTo, the Marl- in borough Ilouse Bill, and the Duke of Cambridge's fat, Annuity Bill, went through ...