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    • ^"— JDST rBULl*IlEl». i PJI.L-LENGT B PORTRAIT of FEaRGFB CCONi A. N"R Es«- Lithographed in the first Style of Art,from »n fWidnaiyawtiPS KJ T. " Maxtik. ^ b
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      D ¦ "" . ^ Thk Northern Star, August 7^

      d ¦ "" . ^ THK NORTHERN STAR , August 7 ^

      ^"— Jdst Rbull*Ilel». I Pji.L-Lengt B Portrait Of Feargfb Cconi A. N"R Es«- Lithographed In The First Style Of Art,From »N Fwidnaiyawtips Kj T. " Maxtik. ^ B

      ^ " — JDST rBULl * IlEl » . i PJI . L-LENGT B PORTRAIT of FEaRGFB CCONi A . N"R Es « - Lithographed in the first Style of Art , from » n fWidnaiyawtiPS KJ T . " Maxtik . ^ b

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      . a . frittta — " . » ' - 6 On India paper 4 0 Ooltfored to Life ... ... ... 6 0 Frames and Glasses from 5 s . to ... 20 0 « We have seen specimens , both plain andcoloured , and mast pronounce Mr Martin ' s work an nnmistakeablo likeness o ! the hrtathing original , the worth of which the tens f thousands -who know Mr O'Co . mor can decide when they * t « the Engrarinir . Vf e have not met any one who hashesitated to say . ' That is the man . * " -Jfortfcra Star , Agents aad Land Secretaries may be supplied on wholesale tx-rmB : 20 per cent , discount . Obsests . —In consequence of Mr Martin's removal to Hpw Swindon , from London , all communications and ¦ " . : -. ! ij „ c 0 .,. 1 in Mr ttillam Kider . Star offipp .

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      TO TAILORS . B Bead ' s Sew Patent Indicator for finding proportion and dispraportiott in all systems of cuttin ? . Caveats « anUdT April 22 nd , 1817 . signed by Messrs Pooland Caonieal , Patent Office , 4 , Old Square , Lincoln ' s Inn . Deehuration of same , signed by Sir G . Carroll , Knt ., Lord Major of London . THE LOSDOS AND PARIS SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIOSS fir 1847 , are now ready , by BENJAMIN READ aud Co ., 12 , Har t-street , Bloomshury square , London ; aud by G . Berger , HolyweiUtreet , gtrsnd . May be had of all booksellers wheresoever reaidinjf . Bv approbation of her Majesty Queen Victoria

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      THE TAILORS' TRADING COMPANY . A ATJMBER OF JOURNEYMEN TAILORS ( Members £ L of the Nat . onal Association of United Trades ) Bavingformed a Company to release themselves from tha haneral influence of unprincipled < ompetitora respectfully inform the operative classes , generally , that they have opened ax establishment at „__„ Xo . 7 , VTCrOflrA-STKEET , Sf AKCHESTER , Where they can be supplied with every article of clothing as cheap aud better made than at any ot the ( so-called ) dean establishments . IfOJWZVff HES , SUPPORT YOUR OWN ORDER xntawaJtempt to demonstrate tht benefits of ASSOCIATIVE LABOUR . Journeymen Tailors who are desirous of avoiding the degra . iiag contingencies of tramping in search of cmployj & ent , daring tbe next winter , will meet with employment at Manchester w : iges , by becoming Shareholders . The Brse .--. f shares is ten shillingfl , payable by instalments of Arvcjicnce per week , in addiiun to one shilling and sixpence for Registration and expenses . Rules and Prospectuses will be forwarded to any part of the Kingdom on application totlieSecretary , 5 , St John-street , Manchester , oy enclosing four postage stamps . Jons Rossrtx , Manager .

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      A COLOURED DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIT in best morocco case for los ., which is 15 s . less than any other Loudon establishment , and -warranted to he equally good , by MR EGERTON . 148 , Fleet-street , ogpuUe Bouvsric-srreet , and 1 , Templcstreet , Whitefriars . Open daily from nine till four . Foreign Aj > - paratus Agent toYoigtlander and Liribours , a complete Hook of Instruction , price 7 s . 6 > L , by post los I'ri e Bets sent post free .

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      MOSEY GITBN Aft"AY ! — The fallowing sums of Money , viz : —50 Ci , 20 M ., 3001 ., 5 < H „ two of 251 , and ten of lot . will he jirsstatfd S » y the Proprietors ol the JERSEY TELEGRAPH to the first 5080 Subscribers to that Paper for one year , J ' rom this date , and a like « nm to every ^ additional 5000 , Tha Subscription , 8 s ., can « e forwarded through any Bookstller or News Agent , or in postage ttauips , or by past-office order , payable - - ¦ ¦> Mr CuaaiEs Guvroan , Tetegrapfcofise . No . 15 , E 3 n--traet , Jersey . Parsies £ awarding If . 1 » . will be eL . iflad to three nnniberi :, and may obtain 8001 . Advertisers wishing to avail themselves of the very extensive circulation ( In Eu ^ J ^ nc ' , Ireland , Scotland , "Walt * , and the Chancel Islands ) , secured by the above arrangement wiB . to ensure insertion , forward their tdver'isesiests with as little delay as possible , charge only Ose Pfgsrper line ( no duty ) . By tbe Cfcsusoi 1841 , the population of Jersey was ab = » m Fifty Thousand , since which time it has eaonnonvly increased .

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      TO THE CHARTISTS Ol' BRISTOL AND VICINITY . MESSES CLAB . K AND CROOK have much pleasure in informing their brother Chartists and Friend ? , that ths ; have a Spring Van Conveyance to Gloucester aad Lou-bands , which will start from Biistol on Sunday Morning , August 15 , at Two o'Clock , and frwn Gloucester Railway Station , on Monday Morning , taking up passengers for conveyance to the Lowbands Estate , in time tor & e Grand Demonstration which will be celebrated that day . Tickets to be had of Mr C . Clark , Timabury Coal Wharf ; Castle Street , and of Mr Crook , Horse-fair . An early apphcatteu is necessary , is only a limited number will be issned .

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      AUXILURi TO THE NATIONAL LAXE COAiFAAT . THE NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE BENEFIT SOCIETY . Patron—T . \ Vakt 5 y , M . P . IHreetors—Xviixs P . if'Gnith , T . Clark , and C . Doyle . Bath—The National h ' -ai and Labour Bant * Secretory—Mr E . Stall wood . Central Offices , X-S , Dean-street , Stho , and 2 , Little Valeplace , Hammersmith road . TiHIS Society presents greater advantages to the Industrious Millions than any similar Iustitutiun ever established . ilale < aad £ very information required can foe obtained tt the foUowiug places .: —Mr Lawrance , Whittington and Cat , Churcli-mw , Btthual Green ; Mr Jeffrey , Taaners ' Arms , Bcnaoudsey road ; Mr J . Simpson , " Hamsun ' s Assembly ilooms , Easr-lane , Walworth ; Herbert ' s Tempeniuce Cottce house , E & eter-street , Sloane-stvett ; Mr Walford , Temperance-hail , Broadway , Westminster ;

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      W 3 ST iltULVG OF TOUKSaiKE . AlWOCaNJl'iSv OF THE MIDSUMMER Sfc ' S IONS ? Oii THS TRIAL OF FELQSS , & c . - V 70 TIGE !•* USUEBT GIVEN , that the Midsummer i ^ Gf . r . srii < iuaru-r Sessions of the Pe ace , for the Wcst Biding * f the County of York , will be hoteen by adjOUrnmEUt . : < t VTakefieW . on BMatftor , tiic Ttmity-f . fth ¦ da ? of Avy . ; : > iszttoi ' , at Ten o'Clock in the F . - . rotwun , and by fii . ther- < ij « urnni € ht from thence will be holdeii at Shcfftiid . oil Frilii }! , the Tueiity seeenik Pay 0 / tti si ? j ^ c K ? 7 . \> . <¦( Av . aatt imlanU at T « n <» 'Cloi :

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      O'CONNORVILLE . A FOUR AOfiS ALLOTMENT TO BE DISPOSED OF AT trCKiSOKYlLLE . cropped with two acre of barirv , * nd . .. KSaad a quarter of potatoes , and the other tbreequarter * in vegetables . A tank and watercourse tre ou the all-.-fait .-ut . All letter * to ba addressed , prepaid , to Joseph Opeubkaw . O' 0-ian . > rviile . aearRic 2 aoatii < r < Mth , Herts .

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      A UOOD . F 1 T WAPvRAJJTSD . SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTHES made to order ? . t the CSKAT 4 V & 3 T 8 BS Ewoeium , 1 and 2 , Oxroso StasCT , laisa ** . which neither spot nor change colour . Only £ » 18 s thi- complete snit of any size . These clothes cannot be equalled at any Other Taaorin ™ Estabitshmevnt UBSDELLand Co . ' s . Fine ihuna Cfoth , for light over , «« ate , made to order at £ 112 s . The very finest only £ 2 . whiah . fur durability uud elegance cannot be surpHSscd . Fith * ilk ! iciai , ' 9 , 3 ststra . Omaib « ifcca to and from the City , stop at the establisheecateniy nduutiofthe day .

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      isa *' . t \ ,-c Won * . —it mnst be a matter of snvprisetu *« yaVKc j . aierally to percebo bow varied are the < W ! mim' - Mf . fr . & Ml h « tin . loa / lino nnic < nianerH . With re-

      •Pxcttomrijk-Kkui'g Last Publication. It...

      • pxcttoMriJk-kKUi ' g last publication . It may wdl be uaa ' tr . iil thm wbs adverse criticisms upon the works of toi . " aad 'tt ' iutr crJebratad attth % rs ta * y procee-i froai peri 6 B 3 l : « : iin « i „ educational prejudices ; These , however , e « aid Mcc « aut 6 > rbnta few . The majority , aa we Save the best uisditul smthori ^ y fur stating , ' may be ttrribfei » aTitabUity of temper , generally ar ising ftom . derailed at * te y f the Sver and other visoera , and which eould eaalv baretneeied by the occasional u » oi Frampto ' a Pill of Health , which is gentle in its operation sod « affii ! inrtttitaefii ! C < .

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      So . v ltrf . il > , a Sew Edition of MR . O'CONNOR'S WORK ON SMALL FARMS To ba had at tha AlrhVrn Star Office , 16 , Great Wind mill Street : and of Abel Hoy wood , Manchester .

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      JDST PrJOUSHED , NO . fill . OF " THEIABOURER , " PHICE SIXPEHCS . rr ^ wiSiSSffSl i Pressed to U . e Editors , ; i 6 Great Windmill street , naymarket , London . , « S ifS re ew by aU agents for the "Northern Star " and all booksellers in town and country .

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      JDST PUBLISHED THE PEOPLE'S LEGAL ADVISER . The object of this monthly publication , is perhaps sumcsentlj-indic ated hy its title ; it may he wcB , however , to ado a few words in explanation . That there are many subjects of an exclusively legal character , and bearing peculiarly on tho interests of the working : classes—on them mere than on the other classes of society—is a truth that hardlv requires its assertion ; and it would , of course , he desirable that all these should be brought together iu a form , cheap , compendious , and . ntclli gible , for the benefit of those to whom they chiefly relate . '

      The Northern Star Satorday, Augdst 7,1347.

      THE NORTHERN STAR SATORDAY , AUGDST 7 , 1347 .

      Triumph Of Chartism, Our Principles Have...

      TRIUMPH OF CHARTISM , Our principles have made a glorious stand . Was thsre any evidence necessary of the deep hold thev have taken of Ice public mind and heart , it has been given at the elections . Time was , when starting a Chartist Candidate was little hi . % than a chimerical affair ; an effort that , however , was sure not to go bevond a hustings speech . Even this was considered

      an achievement—and so it was . It was the national voice clamoring to he heard amid the din of faction . Honour to those , who undaunted by the interposing phalanxes of party— -by the appliances of power-by the sneeis and laughter of their enemies—by the contemptuous , though cowardly silence of the Press , cast forth the seed upon the water , to strike root at last after many stor : ns—to flourish after many

      season . Evidence of the growing power of the Charter , it has advanced another step , from the hustings to the poll . Ah ! There is a deep significance in this . Let government tuke the aggregate of electors who voted for the Charter at this General Election , and they will find there matter for thought and fear for their monopolies . Tbey well know the develonement of our principle can not stop there . The bright example once given , others will swell the phalanxand this nesv element infused into the constituency , must go spreading from the very consti- ' ution of its power . Aud whv ? For two reasons—the first is that those electors who voted for Chartist Candidates

      on this occasion , are ioiae ef the most enHghiened , some of tne best , sotneoft ' . uj wealthiest in lheir respective boroughs . The Whigs aud Tories chiefly got those who were the worst of the Electoral body , who could be bought , bribed , acd made drunk . Let no one construe this into an argument against Universal Suffrage , inasmuch as , be it remembered , it is only the present limited franchise that enables faction to keep a portion of the constituencies in their present degraded aud tkmoi'alised condition , The

      second reason , that enures the happy developement of the Democratic principle , at the same time still further pixm-s ( he practicability ; nay , even the expediency of Universal Suffrage . It is the combination and organisation on the part cf the non-electors , to force their principles on the constituent bodies . What must be—tnmf « e , and it is always wise to bow to an inevitable necessity with a good grace—the more so , if resistance wo «! d turn the supposed evil into a

      realitv-EXCLU 3 IVS OGAMS . , one of the great weapons sv hmg wielded by the oppressor , is now being wielded by the oppressed—and thus intimidation is destined to enforce Right . In . those cases where tab fails of its efiect , it can only he through gr » s » er intimidation < m the other *« Ie ; while failure can but increase tbe angry feeling entertained by tbe Non-Elective to the Elective portion of the community . Thus the present system goes ou charging tha battery with additional power—to explode fearfully at last , if Us noxious elements are not conducted safely into the channel of Universal Suffrage . The Electors themselves are harassed bv the

      exclusive privilege they possess . All long for the BALLOT , many for the CHARTER . They look for tbis t » screen them from the arrows of parly hate—and si > wretched is ihe system that numbers run away at an election time , others intentionally disqualify themselves , and many boldly * refuse to vot- at all , since they cannot do so with safety . How bad must be that principle ( if principle it can be called ) which demoralises ami readers ineffective the very

      maauuery it uses—nay ! goes in very contradiction of iT 3 Ki . yi On the nomination day many thousands elect a Member , on the next day a few hundreds unseal blot and elect . another . Where is there " principle ' in lit ii ? Tbe thousands of the one day are made fools of by the hundreds of tlte nwt . Far better not have put them to all the trouble , loss of time and mont-y , of call : ii » them together , if they are to be insulted by . a miserable minority reversing their decree .

      It is these glaring anomalies that are turnin g the winds of the B ' toorsthese palpable absurdities disgust them- " $ sd ilt \ t & something In the .

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      character of anEnglishman , that : hates H palirJ aabterfwge—a hnwbPgJegiriation . Thug we find that anfttuer step has been takennot only has Chartism gone to the POLL , but it is going into the IIOUSE . The triumphant return of Mr O ' Connor for Nottingham were of itself sufficient victory to signalise these elections . But , when wa instance , in addition to that glorious event , tho rapid strides tbe principle is making in the Boroughs , we feel fcijat we have indeed reason to congratulate ourselves on the result that has crowned our efforts . Our enemies know this . The dastardly press steps

      down from its contemptuous silence—to indulge in sarcasm and senseless abuse . They dare not report the speeches oi" Chartist candidates—but treat their readers in a sadly unfair way , by abusing something they do not trouble themselves to inform the public about . But they are missing their way here . The public cannot fail to know the progress Chartism ia making—and this veil of secrecy will but render them more avid to learn that which so much troubleis taken to conceal . But the Press is only spitting its last venom—this is but the preparatory step towards

      advocating the Charter ; not but what the Charter can publish itself ; it has not gone to hole and corner meetings—it has singled out the highest opponents , and sought the loftiest stage . It has struck at the head of opposition—whether in tho steps of a Cabinet Minister at Nottingham , a Chancellor of tho Exchequer at Halifax , a Foreign Secretary at Tiverton , or Whig official at Shtffleld . These will he food for cabinet councils ! The falling ministers will look blankly at the coming session , and say—we have weathered the storm this time * with many a scar-rbufc how shall we fare the next ?

      One hope they indulge in , that the fire tbns kindled will burn out of itself ; that the organisation of the non-electors -sill not last , and thus tho pressure from without dissolve itself away . NEVER ! Let our non-electoral friends remember that this is faction ' s only chance ! They have worked well on the present occasion , and if they now relax , all the money , all the time , all the trouble they have CXponded this time will be worse thaa tavovin away . If they give up TIIIS time , they will not ba able to make an impression the NEXT . No elector will believe their words or fear their threats ; * exclusive dealing , so crushingiy used against them , would lose its charm in their hands- — and it is only by carrying that system out , -without relaxation , as a PROTEC . T 1 VE WEAPON , that success can be arrived at .

      THE NON-ELECTORS MUST NOW BEGIN TO WORK FOR THE NEXT ELECTION . The session of this Parliament must be one ioug canvass in behalf of Right , and , webelieve , it wilinotbe very long either . The Whig and Tory league is made up of such unstable elements , that we do not anticipate any very great continuance for tbe present Parliament , aid the people will again , ere long , be called upon to add others to that CHARTIST BENCU , the nucleus of which they have already so nobly formed . We feel convinced that several oi the

      boroughs so gallantly contested tbis time will be successfully contested on the next occasion . But we must be up and stirring , no rest , no flinching , till we have triumphed ; the path Is clear , the heart is bold , be the perseverance untiring . On then , gallant sol diers , in the great cause , continue your peaceful march to victory . In other countries blood disgraces tbe popular triumphs ; here we are strong enough to maintain peace . Law and order are the handmaidens of progression ; let them wait upon that flag on which is written in lasting characters , —• THE CHARTER AND NO SURRENDER .

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      Miscellaneous. Notice.—Those Agents Who ...

      MISCELLANEOUS . NOTICE . —Those agents who have not remitted their last quarter ' s accounts will not receive any further supply of papers after this date , unless they remit in full , on , or before , Wednesday next . JST We must request tho patience of numerous correspondents , wh ; se commutiicatwus we have been compelled to postpone till our next . A glance nt this day ' s Star will show the difficulties we have had to struggle with in our anxiety to do full justice to the Chartist M . P . s—for M . P . S they one and all are , whether elected or rejected at the polling booths . We will briti ;; up all arrears in our next , aud in the meantime hope for the kindly forbearance of our correspondents . Mr O'Connor begs to acknowledge the letter of Gcorjje Webb . r , Halifax , and of Wm . Biook , heeds , and to

      aay , that great as his desire is to visit both places , they must fee the impossibility of his stirring just now while preparation is being made to 1-cate the occupants , and meet the Conference . Joseph Morgan , Deptford . —Ky good friend , Morgan , may rest assured that nothing would give mo greater pleasure thus chronicling the good works of the ( rid guards of Greenwich ; but they must see the impossibility of reporting all the proceedings of the several elections that took place in cue week ; and he must further remember , that the impossibility of reporting all should hare stimulated each locality to send a report of its own doings . I do heartily , in compliance with his wish , bear my thanks to tho upright and honuuvable conduct of Mr fisher , the returning officer , for his impartial and manly conduct . It hove , as he justlv observes , a pleasing contrast to that of the Rani of

      Derby . P . 0 0 . Jo'i . v Smith , V 7 elton . ~ Mr O'Connor begs to snr , that lie made no such appeal to the shareholders of the Land Company as that referred to by Mr Smith , and requests that application may be made to the parties to whom the money was scut . ifiLVEKX EsTATf . —In conse . jueucc of an advertisement of a second sale of the above estate being published in the newspapers , it will be gratifying to the members to learn that I have purchased it 1 > y agency , on the 4 "th of July , from TllK RIGHT i'AKTIES , and that the abstract vi title has been already delivered . 5 purchased it , iu the first instance , from the mortgagor , who , it appeal ? , had no right to sell , and who , consequently , could not make out a title . I purchased ; t in thelatter case from tlie mortgagees ill possession , tt HO HAD THE HIQI 1 T TO SELL , and who have the power

      to make out the title ; aud I am now in treaty for 1 , 250 acres of the yrtuicst laud in England—so that this hand Plan shall succeed . MKETitrn TtnviL . —To the members of thoNatioiialland Company of the following branches , Mcrthyr Tydvil , Newport , Monmouth , New lludnor , LlancHy O ' anid . dift " eth . Cardiff , Chepstow , Swansea , Shrewsbury , Shaftsbury , Tvedcger , Bridgenovtb , anil Sijuai'e Buckley : Friend * , having had tho honour of being nomiuatedasoriuofthe candidates to represent the above branches at the next Laud Conference , should . I bo your choice , " ; " ! shall use my best judgment in promoting the interests ' of the members , and the best means ot their speedy location , and I intend to vote for establishing a fund tu aid the . poorer allottees to remove from tbeir present residence , to their respective flllot . meats . You will forward yvur votes , as soon as possible ,

      to Mr w . James , Little Islo of Wight , Bridge-street , Iterthyr , who is acting for me as secretary , as i am in nomination . f remain , friends , yours , most respectfully , D . B Mo * n * aj * . C-BSEitvE .-Mr Charles ltebheck's address is , te , Horse Fair , Bristol , not llorsclaue , as appeared in last Saturday ' s Star . Sottixgham Election Fund . — -J . Sweet begs to acknowledge the receipt of the following sums with thanks , --Mr T . ElHs , 'is 6 d ; MrE . Ellis , as lid ; per Mr Turnbull , 4 s ; per Mr Etches , Is Sd ; Xlr Ranewell , is ; from Lambley , 5 s 3 d ; from Bradford , £ 1 6 s ; from Loughborough , second subscription , 12 s « d ; from Loudon , 4 H 9 ; -Mr Gill , Nottingham , 45 ; Mr . Barrow ,, is ; Mr Sktsrritt , Is ; New Radford , £ 2 lus 9 d ; Mr Harrison , Is ; from Sleaford , l ' - ' s 6 <\; Mr Giles , 5 s ; three friends , by ditto Is Gd ; Byron ward locality , l ' . » s 3 d ; MvOlrijrindide . Is ; Mr schoficld , 6 d ; Mr \ V . Adams , « d ; Mr

      Black , Is ; Mr Gate , Is ; from lihv . rfMbrd , It * ' . ' . d ; from Trowbridge , 6 s U ; by Mr Prowett , is ( id ; Mr Brad , slmw . ls . Mr J . Stephenson , Banff . —The postage stamps were right . Mr L 1 DDI 1 E , Preston , and others who have required a further supj . lj- of last week ' s papers , are informed that wc had not a single copy left ou Sunday moniinjr , although werau some hundreds over the previous week . Our agents will oblige by sending their orders us early as possible iu the week . Hi * Jkwrt , O'Counorville . —Your communication is an advertisement , charge 4 s . M * Jones aekuowledgt g the receipt of 1 U „ oer workttit ' - meniu Halifax , for Election Committee , which nan handed oser accordingly . JfoTTiaoiiAM ,- Wo arc very sorry that we have found it impossible to give in tbis da }' a St & k , the »« dwss of the uun-electors <» f Nottingham to the electom . It ahull

      appear in our nest . Edwbueoh . —Macaulcy has . been thrown out b y a Mr Cowan , hitherto unkuowu to fame . FiXRiHR Bonoas . —Lord Lincoln has been again elected for theae burghs . AssBDEKN—Captain F < . ri ! v « , of ftruektey , has b « eu elected by a majority of 496 votes onr Uolwie ! S . ikes . Mr McFhcrs ^ n tvas pu t in n » mination as U 10 Chartist candidate , and was tlci-ted by sho » of h » nds , bat declined going to the poll , We ska ! ) try ti > mak « room Utr Mr McPUwsou ' s Bpetth in our next ,

      LtOiL . NOTICB .-Siuco the repeated requests torn cessation ol legal correspondence until further notice have been ivfadJy disregarded , and toenttmber of communications exceeds the possibility ofrcpiy .-lherclvgivenulkc . that I VIM . IK FUTI 1 BE ASSWtK No MOW . IMTEB t ? V ACCOHMMEII BV A FEE OV PIVK 81 IIU . IKU 3 , CVVH . W . Kps » as £ r « s-s isKs .-ar *»« * •» "' ¦»»

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      WeCEIPTS 'Off THE WAMOWAIi CO- I . 02 BBATWH tAtf » COJKWUTST FOR THE WEEK . BNDINO AUGUST 0 .. . , PER MR O'CONNOR , ' sECWJjo . i . « StUBES . ' Dewsbury „ 6 0 0 Preston , Brown 1 » » Wakefield „ 0 2 0 Huddersficld 11 « » Burslem .. 2 lo 0 Sunderland .. 010 » Derby „ 2 12 6 T . and J . Bdstead 0 2 0 Glasgow , Smith 19 0 Wigan ,. 617 8 Colne , Watton .. 5 4 0 Davlaston .. 2 0 0 Glasgow » 8 7 0 Hyde ,. 0 2 « Bolton ... 0 5 8 Carlisle .. 1 10 0 Llannelly .. 1 . 60 Sudbury „ 2 W 0 Leeds »• 3 0 0 Trowbridjte .. 0 4 0 Hanley .. 23 0 8 City of London 2 18 0 ' Ovendon « 01 ( 1 0 Westminster „ 2 15 8 Todtnordcn .. 2 12 0 Whittiugton and J . Smith .. 0 0 6 Cat „ 15 0 . R . Slndon « 0 1 0 Rochdale „ 0 7 0 Birmingham , Fol- Worcester .. 1 4 & j lows .. 070 Birmingham ( Ship ) 0 1 0 ( Hevwood .. 3 5 fi SpHsby „ 17 0 Littletoivn .. Ill 0 Rorhorhara .. 012 0 Alva .. » 3 7 0 Nottingham , Sweet 0 4 6 Hamilton .. 15 0 Kensington ,, 0 2 0 Leicester , Astill 1 9 4 Manchester .. 4 15 0 Colne ( ffo . I ) .. 0 13 6 1 MI .. .. 5 17 ii , Old Basford .. 412 7 Mottram .. 2 17 0 , Barnsley ( No ; 1 ) 1 10 0 Uptou-upoa-Sevcrn 0 G 0 NewRa ' Iford .. 18 3 Glasgow .. 0 7 0 Uvadford .. 6 0 0 Southampton , Si- J j , ou « hboroug h 0 5 7 daivay „ fl 10 0 Crieff .. 0 16 2 Campsie ,. 0 1 0 < Sheffield .. 615 0 Liverpool ,. 0 2 0 ( Newport , Monmouth 6 3 0 ToUmordcn ., 10 0 , Warwick .. 0 7 6 Colne ( No . 1 ) .. 1 9 0 - Plymouth .. 016 0 Leicester , Astill 1 0 0 ' Swindon . 1 8 9 0 Ashton-undet-Lyne 2 17 0 1 Lynn . .. 0 10 6 Northampton .. 5 0 0 ] Blackburn .. 019 6 Limehouse .. 0 1 0 ( Newtou Abbott 219 8 Shoreditch „ 0 4 C , £ 145 2 4 J IHHHUBtti 2

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), Aug. 7, 1847, page 4, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/ns2_07081847/page/4/