... REPRESENTATION OF NOTTINGHAM. TO THE PEOPLE OF NI Giveri.smen,—Whoever contemplates the awful situation of the people at the present moment, cannot but feel alarm at consequences which threaten to crush the vital 1 , spark of national happiness and prosperity ...

... understood as applying the people of some particular country, or else the the people in all countries, considered in the light in which they may assumed to form a single aggregate. And to say The Representatives of the people*,' would not understood at ail ...

... REPRESENTATION OF SHEFFIELD. Lord John Russell (Baudouhridge) pre- M'lilcd the petition the inhabitants Sheffield, agreed to public meeting last Friday, and signed the master cutler, &e. praying for the elective Iranchise being extended to that place ...

... REFORM act. Second Edition. Just Published, price Threepence, ABSTRACT the ACT to AMEND the REPRESENTATION of the PEOPLE of ENGLAND and WALES, passed the 7tl> June, together with the Provisions of the Boundaries Hill, far as the same relates to the Counties ...

... THE MINISTRY AND THE PEOPLE. A dissatisfied spirit seems to pervade the minds of a large body of the people, relation to the existence of the present Government. The fears rampant Tory Administration. with which the people have been so repeatedly menaced ...

... go away, I have no remedy for you. (Hear, hear.) But the people ought not to blame the Government alone; the people ought themselves to move; the Government were not bound to know all; the people ought to give them that information. The production must ...

... THE POOR LAW AMENDMENT ACT. The following petition, signed 1,700 persons, has been forwarded to 11. G. Knight, Esq., M P. for North Nottinghamshire, and him presented to the House of Commons, Tuesday night last; To the Honorable the Commons of Great Britain ...

... education of the people. Much as we disliked, and strongly as we opposed Sir James Graham s attempt, in the last session of Parliament, to pass an act which should place the education the poorer classes in this country entirely in the hands of the clergy ...

... interests, not only of the people at large, but even of that particular section of them by whose voices It was made a Parliament. Such an appeal cannot be disregarded. No interposing party or administration between the people and the Queen could sustain ...

... TO SARI. Or LLOCOLN, One of the Candidate , fur the Representation ot the Southern Daision uf County of Nottingham. LETTER ge , I,t,—lt was nut iatention bestow a third letter oil your Lir&hip, but leaving acen your Address to the Electors, dated at Oxford ...

... introduced to th..) town by Mr Duncombe, who laboured hard for the people, an supported as he (Mr. G.) was by Feargus O'Connor, and the Chartists, lie did not expect that he would have acted difforently. What seas the use of having a man to represent the ...

... of opposing refornr, the people would cany it forwa.d, and nothing could prevent its success. It was asserted that the people had become indifferent to this great measure, this was one of the libels Charley Wetherell; the people had, as they ought to have ...