MANCHESTER, Nov. 24.—A most shocking fatality occurred here yesterday, at the paper manufactory of Mrs. Mary Crompton, situate at Collyhurst, in this borough. The sufferers on this melancholy occasion were a female named Eliza Jenkinson, 28 years of ago, houseservant to Mrs. Cro

RE REPORTED FOR THE BRITISH STATESMAN BY OUR - -C DITED AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS IN ALL OF TIIE COUNTRY. LONDON.---THE BIRMINGHAM CONFERENCE. Sunday morning, Nov. 20th, 1842, the committee4r:,, pointed by the meeting held at the Parliamentary ta form Association Rooms, last Wed

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HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, Lord DE AN inte . Vioft of wltbdrawing the Baptia#: bn.;44-11 instialircing a bill of a more • commfib t elyme , n w inclede • all Christian4Finte4Consepptwoix9bjectiowto the-taking of In , '1 . . • Ziections.—,Lord BnovenAm.,ttaled the attention of their

TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. The Chester Cup has excited 30 unusual an interest amongst the south-country speculators, that a considerable number of the subscribers to the room took wing from Newmarket after the Friday's racing, and others from town yesterday morning; in fact, so lin..

TO THE EDITOR OF THE " NORTHERN STAR." SIR,—II grieves me, as it must every lover of truth and justice, to perceive weekly, on your part, a determination to put down-free discussion in the Star —to admit into your columns everything having a tendency to destroy the character, or

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THE BALL AT NATIONAL ASSOCIATXON HALL. A numerous and highly respectable company assembled at this Hall on Monday evening, to partake of a tea festival, and join in the pleasures of a ball and concert which succeeded it. The tea was plentiful, and of an excellent quality ; the co

SCANDALOUS AT IVEALTA. It is with deep mortification and regret that we record the particulars of an outrage which was recently perpetrated at Malta, in the Opera-house, by two persons in the uniform of .British officers, and who, we are ashamed to say, belong to her Majesty's se

maim and disable her, or to do her some grievous bodily harm. It appeared, from the evidence, that on the 18th of July, prisoner and the prosecutrix were at the Bell publichouse, Godstone • and the former, who was very much intoxicated, had an altercation with the woman, and str