d CONVERSION OP THlE KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVI- it GATION IrTO A tAILWAY.-Re'iding, Tuesday.-A special meet- t, ing of the proprietors of the Kennet & Avon Cnnal Navigation a was held at the Great Western hotel, near the railway-station, Reading, on Tuesday afternoon last, for

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THE NORTHERN STARi. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1845. THE DJUNFERMLINE " RIOTS." CALL FOR if MORE MIL11ARY," TO {C KEEP DOWN" A HUNGRY PEOPLE. ,IN another portion of this sheet will be found an account of some " riotous proceedings," as they are termed, that have occurred in Dunfermline

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MONDA Y.- -Before John Fcllerton, Esq., and Henry Walker, Esq. George Melland and Joseph Jackson were charged by Mr. Ward, of Dalton, with being disorderly servants, they having absconded from his service, while under an engage- ment with him as servants in husbandry. They were

CONFESSION* AND OBSERVATION'S OF A WATER PATIEMT. The peisonal experience of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, j described by himself, can hardly be without interest. On that account simply, and without pledging ourselves iv any ■ way to a concurrence with the opinions ofthe Hon. Baronet