... Whitelock, Rev. H. M. Spence, Lincoln; D. Badham, Pembroke; and W. J. Trower, Fellow of Oriel. BAcaEi.ons OF ARTs- Hon. A. J. Ashley Cooper, C. 0. Mayne, S. C. JPBerd- more, W. Moore, Christchurch; R. Heelis, W. Leech, W. Hutton, 11. Burnham, H. T. Strecten ...

... was lost upon the labouring classes in another part of the country ? At the conclusion of the election for Dorsetshire, Lord Ashley, in his address to the people, exhorted them to abstain from violence, and said the contest was one for the mastery of opinions ...

... hostest till 1j0 The thirst, callest the Cabal, from the irnitial of their virnsts-Clifl'ord, Arlington, Bluckieghaso, Ashley, artu Laudlersdale; public crime antI unpsrinscipledt police swos nose at its helight, ansi to roan's life or bonittur %vas secure ...

... uni- forms, who afterwards joined in the procession. As the pro- cession came nearer, the order for the troops to present artus' was given, and the feelings of all within hearing became more intense. Precisely at ten o'clock the head of the procession ...

... Societies have presented, through Lord Ashley, petitions to the Eouse of Commrons, praying for the abolition of the OPIUM TRAFFIC, whirls inflicts such dreacifal mischief both on the Indian and Chinese lpopulation. Lord Ashley ably laid bare the evils of the ...

... COUNTY COURTS BILL. Mr W. PATTEN presented a petition In favour of ti;i bill, anid against the County Palatine Courts Bill. ART-U NIONS. Mr. ;VYSE presented a petition from a numerous anr respectable body of the artiets of the metropolis, on tLe present ...

... in his conduct. With respect so tii.' next questteli, f lie was able to state that at aot earlier period of tile yeir, an artued force was cmtiployed in the Ballliiasloc tnio l f' r the a ril)ose of protecting rthe cllectorofpoor-rate tho liad heel threatened ...