... TEE AYTI-PAPAL AGITATION. mTHE 0-in.RTI-lA!; IcE QUEEN'S aErLIES TO THlE ;0OtrORtATION AND =-tlJVERSITT ADDA15S.B Imastfinl ?? flota the Corperation of Leadon in X the Ulliversitu ' of O.xford and Cam- brige, w(e!it on Tuesday, by the Great WVe-te-n Railway, to Windsor, to present their aldresses to tbo Qiltun PassilaC over the pictoresque, astd half- satiric ?? given by the haaesraporter, of ...

... ADDRESS OF THE COM'MITTEE OF OBSERL VATION OF THE NATIONAL CHARTER AND SOCIAL ItrEORMi UNION, To Tilt PEOPLE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE- LAND. eV ?? are aware of the fact of the Execttive of the Chartist botly having, in con- - junction with the leaders of the Chartists gener.illy. called together a Conference to discUs3 whether a fusion of the Dcatocratic bodies was advisawle ; and it if so, to ...

... TO THE DEMOCRATS OF ENGLAND. We, the Provisional Committee, earnestly beg our brother democrats to lend us their assistance on behalf of the Polish and Hungarian Refugees. Since our election we have regularly paid the ino- nies collected, to the secretary elected by the refu- gees. The old committee has not paid them a flarthing. This body convened a public meeting in Cowper-street; on the ...

... I N T The response to our appeal has so w far been of a gratifying nature. The M letters received at this office prove that. Mr. m M O'Connor's position has excited sincere and M wide-spread sympathy, and that with proper ci arrangements, that sympathy will show itself is in deeds commensurate with the occasion. X System and organisation, however, are ne- cessarv in such cases; and, as this is ...

... 900 jactrPollo* HEIALTH or LoNDON DuasSO Ten WEsx.-The sudden increase in the deaths of London, which was announced in the last bill of mortality, has been followed by a more remarkable decrease. The fol- lowing numbers show the fluotuations in the returns during the four weeks of November :-921, 908, 1,016, and in the week ending last Saturday, 801. The average of the ten weeks corresponding ...

... .- TO THE EDITOR OF TilE NORTHlERN STAR. L- Sli,-Two sentences which occur in the letter of SE .c Mr. Brown, entitled the ' Refugees, in last week's ro ., Str, seem to require a short explanation. With n respect to monies received by the Leader for the sI Refugees, Mr. Brown says, Mr. Holyoake has d been asked to take Mr. Rider's place, which has w been refused.. What does Mr. Brown mean ? ...

... We have received a very lengthy document from the Refugees resident in Turnmill- street, in continuation of the article written last week, signed Yarmolivski and Breauski, and also a reply to that article from Mr. Davis and the English Committee. These two documents would nearly occupy a page of the Star if printed in full, and it must be evident, that it is quite impossible for us to ...

... ,MR. O'CONN'OR AND THE CHlIEF BARON} OF THE EXCIHEQUER. TO TUBE EDITOR OP THE NORTNERN STAR. t Ssa,-If you should think it not amiss, I should i wish you to publist, in the next Star, the following c tribute to the character of Mr. O'Connor, from Sir I F. PollocIk, then Attorney-General, at the close of the trials of Mr. O'Connor and ?? others, at T Liverpool, March 8th, 1843. Perhaps it may ...

... THE O'OONNOR DEFENCE FUND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STA. CI DEAR Sin,_I beg to inform yon that, upon ap. lee plication to Mr. Price, of the National Land oUI Labour Bank, you will receive £10 towards the wil fund for defraying Mr. O'Connor's law expenses. I I will briefly state to you the source from which the mna money has been sent. In the spring of 1848, Mr. we O'Connor attended a tea ...

... DISTRESS IN THE SO00TCH ISLANDS. Y For wh ome time past the inhabitants of Long ?? (Hebrides) ea~wially those of the parish H2 dof Barra and of North ist, impelled by hunger have Qogrenct d leaving the island in scores. A number of e the p mountaineers passed to Glacgow, and a; then hatvo Edinburgh. Thle r Island of Barra, from e f where the first batch of emigrants set out, is the d property ...

... The re-examination of Mr. Sloane was proceeded the with on Friday,at Guildhall,.befor~eMr. Alderman Mr, Humphrey. When Sloane arrived he was'received mis d with a shout of execration from those who were, bro if assembled outside. The officer had been unable to E I. serve the warrant upon Mrs. Sloane. The'firstBr 5witness called waspe ELIzA RANDALL, a nurse in the Royal Free Hoe.an s pital, who ...

... ADDRESS OF TIHE COMMITTEE OF OBSER- VATION OF THE NATIONAL CflARTER AND SOCIAL REFORM UNION, TO TIlE PEOPLE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE- LAND. FRIEN;DS,-Most of you are aware of the fact of .the Executiv ot the 0hartist body having, in con- junction with the leaders of the Chartists generally, - called togetber a Conference to discuss whether a fusion of the Democratic bodies was advisable; and ...