... tie Jews to present from Mr. Robert Owen, a l;ighly respectable individual, well known to many of the members that House. Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY said, he confessed that he could not see the slightest objection to grant toe Jpws all that they required, except ...

... on long poles, were brought into the crowd. The fir>t that appeared represented on one side Mr. Wellesley, in the character John Bull, with pot of porter iu one band, and a piece of beef in the other, and an inscription of “Wellesley forever.” The reverse ...