... T o THE NORTHERN STAR, AND NATIONAL Pr TRADES' JOURNAL, tii E STABLISIHED in Leeds in 1837, and since then the a ?? Provincial Journal in the Kingdom, is now o puabllsbedlat No. 040, Strand, London.PC The object of the Proprietor in establishing the~othesrii W~ Steer was to furnish a, fearless and faithful organ for the At representation of the Labouring Classes, whose interests M1, from time ...

... 1-- ?? 'DU ACQ~UIRED D413 ~uLrIE80L4O'TiIE GEN,1Aityk SYSTI&M. Just Pubrlvilhed, At new anal mpoctant Bilition of the Sileet FrdeeS. on Hionaiss, vaoltvi. rise 2s. 6d1., tsnd sent freetto any part of tie Vaiteri Itintrilorn on the reetilit-of it PostOflci' tt MEDICAL Wk~tRK on the INFIRMITIES eifitoC'L. A IStRAT IVE ?? -fflBM, 4n both semes; 'imipsalui el .4uiry into thle cow-ealed -ous5'.O ...

... N oMORE MEDICINE! NO MORE DELICATE CHIILDREN !-Dyspepsia (Indigestion) and Irregularity of Intestines, the main causes of Bilious. ness, Nervousness, Liver Complaints, Flatulency, Palpita. tion of the Heart, Nervous Headaches, Noises in the Read and Ears, 'ains In almost every part of the Body, Asthma, Gout, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Consumption, Dropsy, Heart- burn, Nausea after eating or at sea, ...

... ,TU3., NORITHERN STAR, AND {INA TR~2;: JOURNAL. tqS'~B1ASIED inLeedSin1831., and since then the J.leaditsg rrovinct'.l journal in tuse lijsgdotm, i o published at NO. 345, Struits4, London. Tite object of~ the proprietor in establishittg the gsrtusero Sta wa t lunisi fcrlcs nd faithful organ for she representatiott of the Labeuring Classes, wrhose interests from time immrsneoria have been ...

... LEEDS BOROUGH SESSIONS. NOTICEB IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the next General AL NQuester Sessions of the iPease, for the Borough of Leeds, in else County of York, iwill be holden before TuOHAs FLOWER ELLIS, Esquire Rtecorder of the said -Borough, at the court House, in Leeds. on MOtNDAY, the W Sixteenth day of DcEMBNER, 1844, at Nine af the Cluck in a the forenoon, at which time and place all Jurors ...

... ?? N Yl~ e EIt N E P7'0tI h D$5id ?? fi'. ?? now a5dlf, rhl40t ,d I' Is. 6d~fbj.pet drt frot t'VBA1.9 If to osale medihl~drka .'o..bsuptlepl end physicaldnyf the 38t0C.F&WC~ by o5ly, ia'dulgence, ?? se ansd roflr- the abasnd mteren ItOboo whic ?? it; Jllu stratadT Ieawtond, C0 i9r eree Lerpoot-' dtt.Lon- do P dbae~lacedb 'thhaolethor'Sl - odytrne SI, 11 ' P~~~'Farttu First f F : deditsried ...

... THlE POPULAR IEMERIY. 0PARR'S LIF 1I rtIL S. Which are acknowleged to be all that is required to Conquer Disease and Prolong Life. ?? to 1Ning Charlezyl}-(Sbe Life and Iimes': .of SMemas Parr, vnileh may ber Hnd poisofani Agertts.) Tle-extraordinary pl~perties o this-medicinle mte, thus .described by an einsieftrt physid'ttr; who says;- Ater partindirobservation oftzhc actimi of Pain's PuMs ...

... *503*5 W6QO ?? Tim . . . -WOMBS To be bal of JohniCleave, aniualbooksellors. - (PitO One ShIlling.) TW` ORATIONS. AGAiNS I TAKING AWAY HUMAN LIFE, TTNDER any Cirehmetances; and in explanatios and U defence ef the naistepresented doctrine of Non. Riesistasce. (Delivered ina the National Hall, Holbors, on the evenings of Fobrutary 25th and March 4th,) These ?? are the outpourings of a mind ...

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... READ AND JUDGE! ADMIUTED UNDER FIFTY YEARS OF AE TIME 1IlC5T NINE MONTHS ! A MOST favourable opportunity to the Indus; A trious Classes to ensure thenmselves Proprietors of Land and Property-to provide against Xieknesas, Want, and a Poor Law Union-is offered toI Healthy Men, in Town or Country, by joining the U'NITED PATRIOTS' BENEFIT AND CO- OPERATIVE SOCIETY. Established at the Commneroial, ...

... 1: NORTH AMERICAN LAND AGENCY. TN the Prospectus which the NORTH AMERICAN LAND AGENCY has already published ri. their views, it is hoped, have been sufficiently explained as regards the promotion of Emigration to a's Lands and Estates, purchased through its intervention in Canada, &c. The Agents ecoialdently subkmit, however, that the same views, more fully developed, may be made essentially ...

... OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Meeting oJ 11 of the Inhabitants of the Town-bin of Leeds, Chargeable to the ?? or Assessments for the Repairs of the Highways thereof, will be held in the I - Vestry of the Parish Church in Leeds aforesaid, on k FRIDAY, the FiesT DAY of APRIL next, at Twelve P ?? at Noon, to audit the Aceounts of the Board of Surveyors of the said Highways, fo.r the Year ! ending ...