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    • IM NORTHERN STAR SATURDAY, AUGUST 7.1817.
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      A Thi! Marthern Star ^ Ugust 7, I847

      A THI ! _MARTHERN STAR _^ UGUST 7 , I 847

      Ju3t Published,

      JU 3 T PUBLISHED ,

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      * PUI . W . EK fiTn' _PGRTRAIT of FEARGUS _O- _'COS' _JJOJS San . _lithographed in the first Style of Art , from in _OriginallPaintins hy T . Mastin . s . a . Prints ~ . ... ¦•• ... 2 6 On India paper 4 0 Coloured to Life ... ... ... 6 0 Frames and Glasses from Ss . to ... SO 0 « \? e bave seen specimens , both plain and coloured , and _nast pronounce Mr Martin ' s work an _unmUtakeable liteness it thebrtathingoriginal , the worth of whiclj . thetens of thousands who know Mr _O'Coimor can decide when thev see the Engraving . We bave not met any one who has hesitated to say . * That is the man . _•" _-Abrfllem Star . _A-ents and Land Secretaries may be snppliedon _wholesahTterms ; 20 per cent , discount Obsebve —In consequence of Mr Martin ' s removal to Kcw Swindon , from London , all communications and _£ dm to be addressed to Ur Wdbam Elder , Star office .

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      TO TAILORS . B Read ' s New Patent Indicator for finding proportion and disproportion in all systems of cutting . Caveats Knuited ; AVril 22 nd , 1847 . signed by Messrs Pooland _& _eal Pat _« ntOffice , J , Old _^^ L _^ olu _^ Inn D _^ elaration of same , signed by Sir G . Carroll , Knt ,, Lord Mayor of London . T _' lIB LOSDOS AND PARIS _SPRIXG AND SUMMER FASHIONS for 1847 , are now read y , by BEN . JAMIH READ and Co ., 12 . Harfcstreet , Bloomsbury _eonare , London ; and by < J . Berger , Holy well-street , _Strand . May be had of all booksellers wheresoever re . _. uMmr . Bv atrarobation ofber Majesty Queen Victoria

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      THB TAILORS' TRADISG COMPANY . . _XUMBER OF _JOURNEYMEN TAILORS ( Members fl of the National Association of United Trades ) havmeformed a Company to release themselves from the _KanefUinfioence of unprincipled -ompetitors respectfully inform the operative classes , generally , that they have opened ax establishment at ' No . 7 , _VICTOUIA-STREET , MANCHESTER , were thry can be _supp h ' ed with every article of clothing as cheap and better made tban at any of the i so-called ) * _WSS 5 wniW « r TOUR OWNORDRR t « » U attempt to demonstrate tin _boients of ASSOCIA-11 YE LABOUR . .... „ , _ Jonrnevmen Tailore who are desirous of avoiding the derradiHg contingencies of tramping msearcb of employ . at Manchester wages , by heeotnmg _Sba _^ _hold _^ . Jbe price _' f shares is ten shillings , payable by _instalmenteof threepence per week , in _addition ta one shilling and six-« _en _«? for _Registration and expenses . Rules and Pro _= > pec-V _££ _mtetaSSitoa to _alTv part of the Kingdom on _^ _. _Ucationtotl . eSccreta _^ S _. _StJobn-street _. Mai _. _chestcr , < > v enclosing four postage stamps . _« . _„„„« t . « r —b . RcgSEIi Manager .

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      A COLOURED DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIT in best morocco cascforlos _.. which is 15 s . less than CS _dnctla ! . p rice !« . « , bj P » l »¦ *» « Bsts sentpostfree .

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      MONET GIVEN AWAY ! — The _fuUowuig sums oi Money , viz - .-5001 ., 2001 ., IQQl ., 505 ., two of 251 ., and ten of _«& wiU be presented ry the _Proprietors of thrJBRSEr TELEGRAPH to the first 50 C-0 Subscribers to tbf * t Paper for one year , from tbis date , and a like gnai to every ' additional 5000 . Tbe _Subscription , 8 s ., can be _forwarded through an ; Bookseller or New 3 Agent , or in postage stamps , or by post-office order , paytA \ e io Mr _CnaBLES _Cliffobb , Telegraph office , No . 15 , S . hio-tn > i : t , Jersey . Parties furnording li . I * , will be e : iitltd O three numbers , and may obtain 8001 . _A-i-. c : users wishing to avail themselves of tbe very extensive circulation ( In England , Ireland , Scotland , Vales , and tbe Channel Island *) , secured by the above _arrangement will , to ensure insertion , forward tbeir advertisements with as little delay as possible , charge only Ose P £ _KHX per line ( no duty ) . Bj the Census of 1 S 41 , ttie population of Jersey _wasabsut Fifty _TilOUfa . nd , since which time it bas enormeasly increased _.

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      TO THE CHARTISTS OP BRISTOL AND VICINITY . MESSRS CLARK AND CROOK have much pleasure in informing their brother Chartists and Friends , that tbey have a Spring Van Conveyance to Gloucester and Lowbands , wbich will start from Bristol on Sunday Morning , August 15 , at Two _o'Ciot-k , and from Gloucester Railway Station , on Monday Murning , taking up passengers for conveyance tothe Lowbands Estate , in time for the Grand Demonstration whieh will be celebrated tbat day . Tickets to be had of Mr C . Clark , Timsbury Coal Wharf , Castle Street , and of Mr Crook , Horse-fair . An early application is necessary , ss oniy a limited number will he issued .

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      AUJ _ . IU 13 . K 1 IV _TUt ; _^ _AilUiMAb _Lt & iSU _COMPANY . THE NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE BENEFIT SOCIETY . Patron—T . Wak _' ev , M . P . Z > ir « toM-Messrs P . M'Grath , T . * Clark , and C . Doyle . iJanfc—The National Land and Labour Bank . Secretary—Mr E . Stallwood . Central Offices , 83 , _Iiean-street , Scbo , and 2 , Little Valeplace , Hammersmith road . THIS _Socielr presents greater advantages to the Industrious Millions than any similar Institution ever established . Holes and every information required can be obtained at the following places : —Mr Lavrrance _, Whittington and Cat , Church-row , Bethnal Green ; Mr _Jeffirey , TaHners ' Aims , Bermondsey-road ; Mr J . Simpson , Harrison ' s Assembly Rooms , East-lane , Walworth ; Herbert ' s Temperance Coffee honse , Exeter-street , Sloane-streot ; Mr Walford , Temperance-hall , Broadway , _-Westminster ;

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      WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE . ADJOURNMENT OF THE MIDSUMMER SES 10 X 8 FOR THE TRIAL OF FELONS , 4 C . ¦ \ fOilCE IS nSREBY GIVEN , that the Midsummer 1 _\ General Quarter Sessions of the Peace , for tbe _T 4 ' e _? t Hiding of the County of York , will be holden by adjournment , m Wakefield , on Wednesday , the _TttXHty-pfili day of _Augast instant , at Ten o'Clock iu the Forenoon , _an-i l > y farther adjournment from thtnee will be lioMen at Sheffield , on Friday , the TKeMg seventh _JKtg of tlte same Month of Av . gv .-t _imta-nt , at Ten _o'OIoU iu the Porenoon , for tlte Trial of Felons and Persons Indicted for _Mizdemts-uors , when all _Jurorf , Suitors . Persons who stand npon RveognizaHce , and others bating business at the said Sessions , are required to attend the Court

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      O'CONXORWLLE , A FOUR ACHE ALLOTMENT TO BE DISPOSED OF AT O'CONKOKVILLE , cropped with two acre of _barlt-y , aud one and a quarter of potatoes , and the other three quarters in _n-getablcs . A tauk and watercourse are « u tbe allotment . AU tetters to be addressed , prepaid , to Joseph Oi > eu _. sha » , 0 _* _Connorriile , near Rickmausworth , Herts .

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      ,,, A GOOD FIT WARRANTED . SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTHES made to order atthe _GxtttT _Westsbj . - EwoBiwr , 1 and 2 , Oxratn 8 tjs £ _et , London , which neither spot nor change colour . Onlv £ x lOs the complete suit of any size . These clothes eaniiut he _equalled at any other _Tailoring _Establishment HB _SDfiLL ' and Co / s , Fine Llama Cloth , for light over , « oa ' _.-s made to order at £ l 12 s . The ver . T fiuest only f 2 . _whirbfor durabib _' ty aud elegance cannot be _surpassed "With silk linings , 3 sextra . Omnibuses to and from the City , stop at the establish _, ment every minute ofthe day .

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      Bos ' * -Last WcaK . —It mnst be a matter of surprise to the ?! uW : c generally . to perceive how varied are the © pi ; : H . ! iS expressed by the . Jeadin _? newspapers , with rc-• _P" _^ t « str DicSch ! . olast pnblication . It may _wt \\ be _imas-ued that _somis ' adverse criticisms upon the works of thi .- -ind _p other celebrated ' authors may proceed fvosn _pei _^ _nnaiteeiin _gs orednratibnal prejudices . These , how-« ver , t » jitd _awxmHtftr . huCajfew . The majority , as we . Bave * e- _bs § _£ . medical " «» awrity for stating , may be . : . - _' _asbtibiAmtritaWi _totftemper , generally arising from _' \ _..-: . _fcderanJWfMtSltJWtliOhvc * and other viso _^ a , and which ¦ 1 : ' " could eS _^ _lSeresnfidiedlg'fheoccasiouil uscofFramo-; .- _ - -ttb'sPill 4 ffgealtb ; _'Wbii * 'i 9 > * jtli ia Its operation and ., UB *& la _£ _fct & iffect . ! few " - . 1 _**«"« " » an *

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      Now Ready , a New Edition of Mil . O'CONNOR'S WORK ON SMALL FARMS To be had at the Northern Star Ofice , 16 , Great 'Wind _miU 8 treet ; and of Abel Hey wood , Manchester

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      JUST PUBLISHBD , _U . VIII . OF " THE LABOURER , " pbi ce _sizmtct , t . o . . CONTENTS . J . A Sketch , by Ernest Jones . -. Insurrections ofthe Working Classes . So Mlln ' s Legal Manual- ( Game Laws , 4 . The Confessions of a King . ( Concluded . ) a . lne Romance of a People . 6 . The Glorious Privilege , a Tale of onr Hays . 7- Foem , hy Spanacns , -8 . M « thl y _Revietr . 9 . Literary Review . _$$% Letters ( pre-paid ) to be addressed to tlie Editors _. _116 n _! _l W , ndmil _J street . Haymarket , London . Orders received by all agents for the "Northern Star " and all booksellers in town and countrr .

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      JUST PUBLISHED , TIIE PEOPLE'S LEGAL ADVISER . The object ofthis monthly publication , is pethaps sufficiently indicated by its title ; it may be well , however , to add a few words in explanation . Tbat tbere are many subjects of an exclusively legal character , and bearing peculiarly on the interests ofthe working classes—on them mire than on the other classes of society—is a truth that hardly requires its assertion ; and it would , of _course , be desirable tbat all these should be brought together in a form , cheap , cohipcndious , and JiteUigible , for the benefit of those to whom they chiefly fplntp _.

      Im Northern Star Saturday, August 7.1817.

      IM NORTHERN STAR SATURDAY , AUGUST 7 . 1817 .

      Triumph Of Chautism. Our Principles Liav...

      TRIUMPH OF CHAUTISM . Our principles liave made a glorious stand . Was tlisre any _evidence necessary ofthe deep hold they have talccn of the public mind and heart , it has been given at the elections . Time was , when startiug a Chartist Candidate was little less than a chimerical affair ; an effort tbat , however , was sure not to go beyond a hustings speech . Even this was considered

      an achievement—and so it was . It was the national voice clamoring to be 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 raanv storms—to flourish after many

      seasons . Evidence of the growing power of the Charter , it has advanced another step , from tbe hustings to thc poll . Ah ! There is a deep significance in this . Let government take the aggregate of electors who voled for the Charter at this General Election , and tbey will find there matter for thought and fear for their monopolies . They well know the developement of our principlos cau not stop there . The bright example once given , others will _swtll the phalanxand this new element infused into the constituency ,

      must go spreading from tbe very _constitution of its power . And whv ? For two reasons—the first is , that those electors who voted for Chartist Candidates on this occasion , are some of the most enlightened , some of the best , some of the wealthiest in iheir respective boroughs . The Whigs and Tories chiefly got those who were the worst of the Electoral body , who could be bought , bribed , and made drnnk . Let no one construe this into an argument against Universal Suffrage , inasmuch as , be it remembered , it is onlv the present limited franchise that enables factiou

      to keep a portion of tbe constituencies m their present degraded and demoralised condition . The second reason , that ensures the happy developement of the Democratic principle , at the same time still further proves the practicability , nay , even the expediency of Universal Suffrage . It is the combinationand organisation onthepartof the non-electors , to force their principles on the constituent bodies . What must be—must be , and it is always wise to bow to an inevitable necessity with a good grace—the more so , if resistance would turn the supposed evil into a reality .

      EXCLUSIVE DEALIN , one of the great weapons so long wielded by the oppressor , is now being wielded by the uppressed—and thus intimidation is destined to enforce Right . In those cases where this fails of its eliect , it can only he through grosser intimidation on the other side ; while failure cau but increase the angry feeling entertained by tbe _Non-Eleclive to the Elective portion of the community . Thus the present system goes on charging the battery with additional power—to explode fearfully at last , if its noxious elements are not

      conducted safely into the channel of Universal Suffrage . The Electors themselves are harassed by the exclusive privilege they possess . AU long for the BALLOT , mauy for the CHARTER . They look for this to screen thera from the arrows of party hate—and so wretched is the system that numbers run away at an election time , others intentionally disqualify themselves , and many boldly refuse to vote at _sll , since they cannot do so with safety . How bad must be that principle ( if principle it can be called ) which demoralises and renders ineffective the verv

      maenmcry it uses—nay 3 goes in very contradiction of itself ! On the nomination day many thousands elect a Member , on the next day a few hundreds unseat bim and elect another . Where is there principle in this ? The thousands of the one day are made fools of by the hundreds of the next . Far better not have put them to all the trouble , loss of lime and money , of calling 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 minds of the _Electorsthese palpable absurdities disgust tbem—and tfcire is something in the *« 5 • - tihc . _as _. -i . m n .

      Triumph Of Chautism. Our Principles Liav...

      character of an Englishman , lhat bates a _paltr subterfuge—a humbug legislation . Thug we find that another step has been takennot only has Chartism gone to the POLL , but itis going into the HOUSE . The triumphant return of Mr O'Connor for Nottingham were of itself sufficient victory to _BignaUse these elections . 'But , when we instance , in addition to that glorious event , the rapid strides the principle is making in the Boroughs , we feel tbat 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 tho speeches of Chartist _candidatea-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 . Tbe public cannot fail to know the progress Chartism is making—and this veil of secrecy will but render them moreavid to learn that which so much trouble is taken to conceal . But the Press is only spitting its Inst venom—this is but the preparatory step towards

      advocating Hie Charter ; not but what the Charter can publish itself : it has not gone to hole and corner meetings—it bas singled oat the highest opponents , and sought the loftiest stage . It has struck at the head of opposition—whether in the steps of a Cabinet Minister at Nottingham , a Chancellor of the Exchequer at Halifax , a Foreign Secretary at Tiverton , or Whig official at Sheffield . These will be food for cabinet councils ! Tbe falling ministers will look blankly at the coming session , and Say—we have weathered the storm this timo with many a scar—but how shall we fare tbe next ?

      One hope they indulge m , that the fire thus kindled will burn out of itself ; that the organisation of the non-electors will not last , and thus the pressure from without dissolve itself away . NEVER ! Let our non-electoral friends remember that this is faction ' s only chance ! Tbey have worked well on the present occasion , and if they now relax , all the _raaney , all the time , all tbe trouble thoy have exponded this time , will be worse than thrown away . If they give up THIS time , tbey will not bo able to make an impressiou 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 _thatsystcm out , without relaxation , as a PROTEC . TIVE 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 long cauvass in behalf of Right , and , we believe , it will not bo very long either . The Whig and Tory league is made up of such unstable elements , that we do not anticipate any rery great continuance for the piesent Parliament , acd the people will again , ere long , be called upon to add others to that CHARTIST BENCH , the nucleus of whieh they have already so nobly formed . We feel convinced that several of the

      boroughs so gallantly contested this time will be successfully contested on tbo 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 tben , gallant soldiers , in the great cause ) continue your peaceful march ta victory . In other countries blood disgraces tbe popular triumphs ; here we are etrong enough to maintain peace . Law and order are the handmaidens ofprogression ; let them wait upon that flag on which is written in lasting characters , — THE CHARTER AND NO SURRENDER ,

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      Misoeuane0u8. Notice.—Those Agents Who H...

      _MISOEUANE 0 U 8 . 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 , % 9 ~ We must request the patience of numerous correspondents , \ vh « e communications we have been compelled to postpone till our next . A _glance at 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 . Wo will _brin- ; up all arrears in our next , and in tbe meantime hope for tbe kindly forbearance of our correspondents . Mr O'Connor begs to acknowledge the letter of _Ocotv-o Webb . r , Halifax , and of Win . BiookLeedsand to

      , , say , that great as his desire is to visit both places , they niustsee the impossibility of his stirring just now whilo preparation is being _ntaile to bcate the occupants , and meet the Confercnco . Joseph _Moboan , Deptford . —My good friend , Morgan , may rest assured that nothing would give me greater pleasure than chronicling tho good works of the old guards of Greenwich ; but they must see tbe impossibility of reporting all the proceedings of the several _elections that took place in one week ; and he must further remember , that the impossibility of reporting all should have stimulated each locality to send a report of its own doings . I do heartily , in compliance with his wish , bear my thanks to the upright and honourable conduct of Mr Fisher , the returning officer , for bis impartial and manly conduct . It bore , as he justly observes , a pleasing contrast to that of the -Rain of

      Derby . F . O ' C . John Smith , Welton . —Jfr O'Connor begs to say , that he made no such appeal to thc shareholders of the Land Company as that referred to by Mr Smith , and requests tbat application maybe made to the parties to whom tbe money was sent . _MatvBBtf Estate . —In consequence of an advertisement of a second sale of the above cstato being published in thc newspapers , tt will be gratifying to the members to learn that I have purchased it by agency , ou the -27 th of July , from THE RIGHT PARTIES , and that tho abstract ot title has been already delivered . I purchased it , in the first instauce _, from tho mortgagor , who , it appears , had no right to sell , and who , consequently , could not make out a title . I purchased it in the latter case from the mortgagees in possession , WHO HAD TIIE RIGHT TO SELL , and who have the power

      to make out thc title ; and I am now in treaty for 1 _^ 60 acres ofthe primest limd iu England—so that this Land Plan shall succeed . Mebthtb Tipvil . —To the members of the National Land Company ofthe following brauches , Merthyr _Tydvil , Newport , Monmouth , New Radnor , Llanelly Garnd . diffeth . Cardiff , Chepstow . Swansea , Shrewsbury , Shaftsbury , Tredcger , Bridgenorth , and Square Buckley : Friends , having had the honour of being nominated as oneof the candidates to represent thc above branches at the next Land Conference , should I bo your choice , _JI shall use my pest judgment in promoting the iuterests of tbe members , and the best means of their speedy location , and I intend to vote for establishing a fund to aid . the poorer allottees to remove from their present residence , to their respective allotments . You will forward yuur votes _. ' as soou as possible ,

      to Mr W . James , Little Islo of Wight , Bridge-street , Merthjr _, who is acting for me as seerotary , as I am in nomination . I remain , friends , yours , most respectfully , D . R Morgan . Observe . —Mr Charles Rebbeek ' s address is , 10 , Horse Fair , Bristol _^ not Horse . laue , as appeared in last Saturday ' s Star . _Noitinodam BiEcrioffFuM ) . —J . Sweet begs to acknowledge the receipt of the following sums witb thanks . — Mr T . Ellis , 2 s 6 d ; Mr E . Ellis , as fid ; per Jfr Turnbull , 4 s ; per Mr Etches , Is 8 d ; Mr Bauewcll , is ; from Lanibloy , 5 s 3 d ; from Bradford , £ l 6 s ; from Loughborough , second subscription , 13 s Od ; from London , _i' 20 ; Mr Gill , Nottingham , £ h ; Mr Barrow , ls ; Mr Skerritt , l 8 ; New Radford , £ 215 s 9 d ; Mr Harrison , Is ; from Sleaford , Vis 6 d : Mr Giles , 5 s ; three friends , by

      ditto ls Cd ; Byron ward locality , 12 s 8 d ; Mr Chipiudale , ls ; Mr Schofield , 6 d ; Mr W . Adams , 6 d ; Mv Ulack , is ; Mr Gale , lg ; from Blandford , lis 3 d ; from Trowbridge , Bs 4 d ; by Mr Proirett , is ed : Afr Bradshaw , ls . Mr J . Stephenson , Eauff . —The postage stamps wero right ; Mr Kiddie , Preston , and others who bave required a further supply of last week ' s papers , are informed that wc bad not a single copy left on Sunday morning , al . though _wevan some hundreds over the previous week . Our agents will oblige by sending their orders as early as possible in the week . Mr _Juwixr , O'Connorville . —Tour communication is an advertisement , charge 4 s .

      Mb Jokes acknowledges tho receipt of lis ., per workingmen in Halifax for Election Committee , which was banded _orsr accordingly . _NomnoHAM . — We are very sorry that we havefouad it impossible to give in this _dag ' a . Star , the address nt the non- » _lectors af Nottingham to the electors . It shalt appear in our next . Edisbuboh . —Macuuley has been thrown out by a Mr Cowan , hitherto unknown to fame . ' Falkirk Buhohs , —Lord Lincoln has been again elected for these burghs . _AbbbdeeN . —Captain Fordyce , of _firuckley , bas bseu elected bj a majority of 496 votes over Colonel _Sykts , Mr _McPheraun was put in nomination as the Chartist

      candidate , aud was elected by show of bands , but declined going to tbe poll . We shall try to make room for Mr _McPherson ' s speech in our next ,

      LEGAL . NOTICE . —Since thc repeated requests fora cessation of legal correspondence until further notice have been wholly disregarded , nnd the number of communications exceeds the possibility of reply , —1 _herely give notice , that I WILL IN FimiBE _ANSWEB NO LEGAL LETTER , UNACCOMFAMEU BT A FEB OF KlVK SHILLINGS , UNTIL FURTHER a . _vnou . vcehent . And , as the space uf the Star is limited , no letters will be gratuitously answered in tbe legal column , except from those who aro evidentli unable to nav E . Junks .

      Married

      MARRIED

      Lately, At The Collegiate Church, Manche...

      Lately , at the Collegiate Church , Manchester , Mr Ben Jamin Ueawick , of Oldham , to Misa Sarah Robinson , oi A » _htou . under . Lyne , _...., „„„ , « _,, „ -, ™ l

      Op3&Ative X»Aw» Cowpa» * . For Thb Week ...

      OP 3 _& _ATIVE X » AW » _COWPA » * . FOR THB WEEK ENDING AUGUST 5 . PER MR O'CONNOR . SECTION No . I . Dewsbury .. 0 6 0 Preston , Brown _« ' ° Wakefield .. _« 1 ft H « _Atonfis » » \ . \ \ Burslem .. 2 U 0 Sunderland .. 0 _™ ° Derby .. 2 u 6 T . . andJ . Belstaad Glasgow , Smith 1 9 0 Wigan .. «« » Coln _! , _Watton .. i 4 J Darlaston »• { } J SEE" " I " _* - 1 o i Knslly " I 6 0 Sudbury .. 2 12 0 S ' .. 3 0 0 _Trowbridge .. 9 * 0 _u . _„ L 28 0 9 City of London 2 13 0 Oendon » 0 10 0 Westminster .. 2 15 8 Todmorden .. 212 0 Whittington and S 5 B . : . « _a * : _~ _-r 0 t 0 _S £ _m _, Sblp ) * fea - . _HSSSBL . :: lii A vi . « 3 7 ° Nottingham , Sweet 0 4 6 n . mritmi 15 0 Kensington .. 0 2 0 a 2 & A « nr $ _$ } - _*« { gi _KSord :: ! S S £ « _£ » :: ! 8 S' , „ , i » fflo 1 ) 1 M 0 _Uptou-upoa-Severu 0 6 0 _» _£ ffiffi 1 8 3 Glasgow * ., 0 7 0 K _^ _fSd .. 6 0 0 Southampton , _Si-Loughborough 0 5 7 daway _' .. 0 10 0 _Crkl « 0 1 G 2 Cnmpsie .. 0 l 0 Sheffield « 6 15 0 Liverpool .. 0 2 0 Nc « port , Monmouthe 3 0 Todmorden .. I 0 0 Warwick ' » 0 7 6 Colne ( No . 1 ) » 1 _» _« IHvmoutU .. 0 16 0 Leicester , Astill 1 o 0 ISdon .. » J 0 _Ashton-under-Lyne | 17 0 , „ 0 10 6 Northampton .. 5 9 o Blackburn » 0 19 6 , Limehouse .. 0 10 _NentonAbbott 219 2 Shoreditch .. 0 4 C _i 6 H 5 _ 2 J

      _awuvu * _'" *• J . M'Cormack 4 0 4 Perth „ 0 3 0 Wolverhampton 0 2 6 Gainsborough .. Birmingham , Fol- Marylebone .. _» _« _« lows » 0 2 0 Leeds .. 10 0 . Belfast .. 1 * 0 Hanley .. 560 Clayton West .. 0 13 0 Calais .. 2 8 4 \ LittWn .. 0 4 0 OvendoD .. e 10 0 J Alva . , .. 026 Globe and Friends 10 16 6 I Leicester , Astill 3 16 3 J . Lowo .. 0 10 0 j Maidstone .. 0 8 6 Duk ' mfield .. 0 7 C r CuliieiNo . il .. 0 10 0 _Cavlisle .. 0 0 0 Old Basford .. 13 13 ll Bury „ 2 14 * Preston ( Brown ) 3 18 6 Alloa .. one Leamington .. 418 lo Hoivsell .. 0 10 6 _Hollingivood .. 3 910 Astley .. 0 12 6 Bast Uetfor 4 .. 10 3 Trowbridge .. 6 17 0 Shrewsbury .. 0 15 6 City of London 0 12 6 Sunderland .. 15 0 Westminster ., 1 5 0 C . Tilley «• 0 5 0 G . Bishop _,. 0 I 0 Warrington .. 0 6 6 Finsbury .. S J 5 Chorley « 15 0 Whittington .. 2 18 0 ] Wigan « 0 4 0 Norwich , Murray 3 6 0 E . Smith « 0 3 4 Iveston „ 1 12 6 Itossendale .. 0 3 0 Lancaster „ 0 8 9 Hyde « 0 9 0 Rochdale .. o 3 0 Liverpool .. 110 Derby .. o 2 0 J . Hill .. 0 17 10 Birmingham ( Ship ) 0 I 0 Dewsbury .. 0 2 0 Leamington .. 10 6 . GIossop .. . 0 14 0 Nottingham , Sweet 8 10 6 Wakefield .. 0 14 0 Kensington „ , 0 7 6 , Crovdon .. 014 6 Manchester „ 18 12 3 Derby .. 1 14 0 Torquay ., 2 17 0 Rochester .. 2 15 0 Hull , Stephens 0 6 0-Edinburgh .. 1 11 0 Mottram .. 2 13 fi Stoukton _» 4 18 0 _Newcastle-upon- Denny .. 10 6 Tyne „ 4 4 6-Iveston « 0 7 6 Retford .. * 13 6 Elland « 0 4 0 Newton Ayr ,, 0 4 0 Ely .. .. 0 14 6 Edinburgh „ 0 17 0 Bolton « 0 4 6 Groydon „ o 4 0 W . Rogers .. 01310 WaUefield .. 0 13 0 Market Lavington 5 ll 8 Mells ( No . 2 l .. 0 6 6 ; NewR 3 dford .. 0 16 Glasgow „ 0 8 o Bradford .. 2 0 0 Ashburton .. 0 2 6 Birmingham , Teignmouth .. 4 10 0 _Goodwiu « 0 8 4 Ledbury ,. 0 0 6 OldBaSford .. 115 10 Liverpool „ 0 4 6 Loughborough „ 0 1 0 Salford .. 0 8 0 Arbroath .. 0 4 6 Nuneaton „ 0 10 0 Crieff .. 2 4 0 Stourbridge .. 0 5 0 Sheffield .. 91511 Oldham ., l 0 0 Belper , Rogers .. 8 6 0 Banbury «¦ „ o 12 0 Newport , Monmouth 0 3 0 Bristol .. s 0 0 Warwick .. 0 I 0 _Aston-under-Lyue 216 0 Plymouth .. 17 6 Northampton .. 3 9 0 Swindon .. 6 0 0 Perth „ 0 5 0 Raistrick .. 0 16 0 Walsall „ 0 12 0 Haivlok .. 12 6 Dnveutry .. 0 14 0 Dunfermline ,, 2 12 0 _Somers Town „ 2 2 10 Blackburn „ 8 1 10 Cripplcgate .. 0 10 Newton Abbott 22 4 10 Shoreditch ., 0 2 0 Cirencester .. 0 ll 0 Soutb » mtn _, Sidawayl 0 0 £ 242 2 oi

      SECTION No . 8 . Dewsbury » 5 17 0 Halifax M 6 10 GIossop .. 017 6 Liverpool „ 0 6 Wakefield « 0 7 0 Stow-on-the-Wold 15 0 _Stow-on-the-Wold 15 0 0 DukinBeld .. 18 _Kilbarchan .. 0 14 0 Carlislo „ 0 9 Croydon .. 0 5 0 Wandsworth .. l 14 Derby .. 0 6 0 Devizes „ 18 Brampton .. 019 10 Bury .. 3 IB 10 Fidinburgh .. 0 6 0 Alloa „ 2 4 Stocktou .. 1 IS d HasweK .. 0 9 Denny .. 17 0 Howsell .. 0 13 J . Thornbill .. 0 2 6 Wingate Grange 0 3 0 Ireston .. 2 13 Claytou West ,. 0 4 0 Elland « 1 19 6 Witham . ; . ' _UH Bolton .. 9 13 2 Trowbridge .. 0 2 0 G Turner .. 0 5 0 City of London 4 8 0 Market Lavington , 6 18 0 Westminster „ 7 12 Gainsborough .. 15 0 Raistrick .. 0 3 li Wednesbury .. 4 10 0 W . Payne .. 010 Leeds .. 12 0 0 W . Todd .. 0 2 0 Hanley .. 13 2 9 Camberwell .. 0 2 0 Calais .. 1 18 0 Finsbury „ 0 2 0 Ovenden .. 4 0 0 Whittington ,. 2 2 0 Globe and Friends 0 8 0 Iveston .. 7 18 0 E . Lee .. 0 5 0 Chorley „ 14 Birmingham , Pare 3 11 0 Rochdale „ 8 5 2 Wolverhampton 1613 0 Derby .. 3 is Birmingham , Fel- Worcester .. 6 7 2 lows .. 7 15 8 Birmingham ( Ship ) 0 3 0 _Dnckinfield ,. 7 14 4 Wlsbcaeh , Cutman 0 14 9 Littletown .. 14 15 2 Easington Lane 0 3 0 Peterborough .. 0 5 0 Bury St . Edmund ' s 0 I ? 3 Blandford .. 13 9 Accrington .. 3 13 10 Oxford .. 0 18 0 Clitheroe .. fi 0 0 Alva .. 014 3 James Hill .. 1 13 4 Stockport .. 3 0 0 Smethwick .. 8 0 6 Hamilton .. 0 10 0 Oswnldwhistlc .. 719 0 Leicester , Astill 1212 9 Spilsby „ 3 17 0 Maidstono .. 0 18 fi Leamington .. 14 0 ColueiNo . 1 ) . Ill Nottingham , Sweet 12 5 0 Ii . Smith .. 0 7 0 Kensington .. 2 19 6 Old Ba « ford 0 17 0 Manchester ,. 23 11 10 Preston , Brown 2 13 7 Torquay „ 0 1 » 6 Leamington ,. 0 14 0 Mansheld , Walker Oil 0 Huddersfield .. 6 6 3 Hull , Stephens 4 1 0 Hollingwood .. 13 6 Cardiff ., 4 12 0 Enst Retford .. 2 15 0 Mottram .. 7 5 6 Shrewsbury .. 0 t 2 0 Newcastle-upon-Sunderland :.. 5 16 Tyne „ 8 8 4 S . L . _Blakenbi'ougb 4 18 0 Hexham .. 0 17 u Stepney .. 2 13 0 Edinburgh .. 0 7 0 A . Streete ,. 012 4 l'arklioad .. 014 9 Warrington ,, 3 7 0 William Feareo 1 15 0 _Gig-lesivick .. 0 13 0 R . Robertson .. 2 2 0 Chorley .. 014 6 Bermondsey ., 0 10 Wi _\ 'in .. 210 0 Limehouse , _Vo-T . _Biehardson „ 0 2 0 lunteer ,. 015 9 S . II . Cantc .. 0 10 Croydon „ 2 15 0 Rossendale .. 1 17 0 Birmingham , Hyde .. 0 10 o Goodwin „ 2 4 6 Barnsley ( No . I ) 2 0 8 Loughborough .. 0 19 3 Tillicoultry .. 1 11 6 Arbroath „ 0 2 0 Doncaster .. 628 Crieff . , 0 14 4 Nciv Radford „ 5 10 4 Liverpool .,. 0 6 0 Bradford .. 2 . 0 0 Wisheach ... 0 II 0 Sheffield ... 21 1 0 St . Pierre le Calais 113 6 Keighley ... 5 0 0 Nuneaton . „ 0 10 Beluor . Rogers 1 0 4 Ratcliffe Bridge I 18 6 North Shields ... 0 12 8 Southampton ... 18 0 Warwick ... 16 6 Stalybridge ... 2 0 0 Plymouth ... 15 0 Stourbridge ... I 0 0 Leigh " ... 3 2 0 Paisley ... 18 0 Raistrick ... I 10 0 Todmorden ... 2 0 0 Hawick ... 12 0 Banbury ... 5 16 6 Norwich , Diva II 6 2 Leicester , Astill 5 0 0 Blackburn ... 3517 8 Bristol ... I 0 0 Newton Abbott 5 9 , 2 OldShildon ... 3 14 0 Knnaii ... I I fl Ashtnn . _undm > . T . vni > 3 2 6

      JHeriliyr , aiorgaii vou nviwuiuywu ... o v v Cirencester ... 0 4 0 Walsall ... Io 7 Romford ... I 14 6 Leeds ... 10 t 0 Wakefield , Gill 0 2 6 Daveutry „ . I _i 0 Dcsborough ... 0 2 6 Shoredttch ... t . Is 0 _Upton-upon-Severn 4 2 10 Cripplogato ... 0 10 Glasgow ... 0 4 0 Marylebone ... 5 0 0 Stockport ... 2 0 0 J . Bunker ... 5 0 0 Ashburton ... 0 10 S . W ., and Friends 13 16 0 Stoney Stratford 16 0 10 B . Bunker ... 4 18 0 _tedbury ... 0 8 0 Lewes ... 0 15 6 RedMarley ... 2 4 0 £ 586 14 0 SECTION No . 4 . Mansfield .. 12 6 J . Gadd „ 0 I 4 Belper - 0 110 A . Hulett „ 0 5 0 Grantham .. 5 4 4 J . Callaghan „ 0 1 4 Hindley » 1 1610 Dundee .. 715 0 Dewsbury .. 12 17 8 _Oswaldwhistle .. 0 12 0 GIossop .. 12 4 6 Lower Warloy .. 0 18 8 Hull , Hickman 5 4 0 A . Weelnough .. 212 4 Newport , Mon- J . Hawkins ,. 0 I 4 mouth .. 15 0 Stockton .. 48 310 Wakefield » 24 7 2 J . Bagshatv .. 0 2 0 Covbridge .. 9 9 2 Denny ., 7 11 3 Accrington .. 619 8 Spilsby .. 0 4 0 R . F . O'Connor Long Buckby .. 0 8 0 Burgess .. 0 3 0 Nottingham , Wall 6 14 0 Burslem .. 212 4 Corbridge „ 0 14 A . Bradd g .. 0 0 6 J . Taylor .. 5 4 4 Modbury .. 013 8 E . Webb .. 2 9 10 Truro « 214 6 T . Webb „ 2 9 lo W . Gordon .. 3 18 1 Iveston .. 9 1 1 Kilbarchan .. 2 8 6 J . Marsh „ 8 14 J . Wester .. 0 7 4 Elland „ 21 le 0 Bacup .. 5 9 0 Parkhead .. 1 16 0 Croydon .. 0 2 4 Ely ' . » .. 3 1619 Derby » 24 10 0 Bottou .. 39 17 4 T . Broad .. 0 5 0 J . Hamer „ 0 14 Rochester .. 26 1 8 D . Rose „ 0 14 E . Preator ., 10 0 W . Ewin ,. 0 14 J . Bottomley .. 1 0 0 O . Davis .. 0 1 41 G Finch .. 5 4 4 M . James „ 6 14 II . B ., Rochester 5 4 4 C . Withers .. 0 10 0 _T . _Worris M 2 29 4 W . A . E , Close .. 0 2 6 W . Harrison .. 0 14 H . Russell „ 0 14 Bury .. 25 0 8 P . _Vallance „ 0 5 0 Edinburgh „ 8 0 0 W . _Cruiksliank 0 4 0 J . Bennett .. 0 3 4 . 1 . _WBrido .. 0 1 4 G . Chirk .. 0 14 W . Ilyde .. 0 1 4 , Favrell .. 0 10 S . Turner ., 0 14 W .- Thomas .. 0 0 6 J . T . Smith ., 0 2 0 . M . ., O 14 F . _Sbiphum .. 0 2 t Market Rasen „ » 12 4 G . Sbipham .. 0 2 0 . Tajlov „ 5 4 4 B . VJ . C . 3 _:-. » iH ) R . Warrener „ „ s 4 , _a _^ _Migb ju , _>^ _w « . <> . *{ , •« _Kl- _* _:: _^ A _& fc . fr m *> m _;; dl _W _1 _* : * t ? . 0 ' t .. ' v ..,..- ; i _> * _ , _t _\^' \\ _.-, ¦ inn * i i . _!*!' . ! _h- \ . ' _-a . :. '' ii ! : ; _i'ii

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      I J I _Dukenlield ... 15 0 6 H . _LUOU _»** CarlUle ... 3 0 6 G . Scott ... 0 1 * David Holmes 5 4 4 Bury Saint J . O . ... 14 4 Edmunds 7 2 8 B . C . ... 14 4 _Abowychan J . H . King ... 0 14 England 5 4 4 James _Castell 0 14 Accrington ... 7 15 2 Wandsworth 1 9 10 Clitheroe ... 10 0 0 _Otvtoa ... 5 15 0 J Watdle Bury ... 14 14 0 Comley ... 10 0 Aberdeen ... 5 6 4 E . A . B ., Comley 0 5 0 W . Dickinson 0 10 0 J . A . Comley 0 5 0 Alloa ... 10 4 6 O ., Comley . „ 0 5 0 J . D . ... 0 16 Edwin Comley 0 6 0 Haswell ... 0 17 2 D . Liddle ... 2 12 4 Howsell ... 219 U G . Sexton ... 026 Wingate Grange 1 4 6 J . Oliver . „ 0 14 Wlillam Tate 0 9 8 D . Payne ... » 2 6 John Scoiter , Lam . Smethwick ... 8 14 4 beth ... 2 11 4 St _Hilliers ... 2 0 0 _Kilmaurs ... 2 2 10 _Campsle ... 011 6 Clayton West 1 7 10 T . Smith ... 0 14 Robert Coles 0 14 Burnley , No . 2 . 10 0 0 Crayford ... 4 17 3 _Oswatdwhlstlo 1 17 0 Henry _Desplct 0 1 _« Spilsby ... 5 0 0 Jobn Hogg ... 0 16 Newport ( Isle of Frederick _Phlpps 2 12 4 Wight „ . 0 6 0 William Tillwood 0 14 Norwich James Coyrick 0 2 0 ( Clark ) ... 23 6 3 JehnSumptcr 0 4 0 Lamberhead RaBtrick ... 16 6 Green ... 0 14 Geo . Dunton 0 2 0 Greenock ... 2 2 0 Charles Cooper 0 4 4 Mountain ... 0 7 0 J . Lloyd ... 0 2 6 Dudley ... 24 10 0 A . B . ... 2 14 0 B Payton ... 0 2 6 W , Barker ... 0 0 6 ' J . Thompson 0 2 6 D _BarUer ... 0 0 6 Rotherham , „ 7 6 10 Camberwell 10 2 0 _Mells , „ 8 17 < _T W . H . _Barnesley 5 0 0 Morpeth ... 0 5 0 J . Beckensail 4 4 4 Sunderland „ . 5 4 0 J . Broome ... 0 14 Leamington ... 23 13 8 T . Maloy ... 0 14 Nottingham R . Keighley ; o 1 4 ( Sweet ) ... 63 1 10 J . Horley ... 0 4 4 Sutton Green 15 6 Finsbury ... 4 13 8 _WestCowes ... 0 5 0

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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/ns3_07081847/page/4/