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... HOUSEH&LD-SUFFRAGE HUMBUG. To Mea Editor of the Poor Mlan's Gum diai. Sxn,-I fear Lord Darham. is but a partial reformer, as he intends to deprive the mass ot the people, viz., the operatives who rent apartments, from becoming electors, notwithstanding the rent of their apartments may amount to triple that of a emall house. Let us analyze this term household suffrage. Household suffrage is a ...
... PRIVA TE CORRESPONDENCE. tFRoMt OUtR OWN CoRI5ESPONI)ENT.1 PARIS, Dxc. 23. It is still very difficult to form a judgment as to the spirit or prevailing opinion in the ncevlv elected French Chain- ber. One quality, however, may safely bc asserted as belonging to its majority, and this is great inde- cision and caprice. Ilcapable of forming any judgment or conning to any sound conclusion, the ...
... EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMA.I(V TO Tnl' EDITOR O? 'cinE MORNING (I;IUI Sit-1 think thc inclosed *' Plly Bill' lali! added to your dropt dispatchcs. I ljiol Hyde-park-corner, some few dadys ago. t have been a thing got tip in the hilaritN of ii, which succeeded the back-stair trinillph. It 7 seems to trench a little on Mr. Matheiws s prisi, - Legion, but the pl/t is, I should think. VI M-i ...
... LONDON: MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1834. Lords MARYBOROuGn, FORESTER, WORCESTER, and WiroN have refused the Buck-hounds. Lord CHESTERFIELD has got them. His only claim is, that his family have been placemen, and he does not object to the three thousand a year! The Reformers of the City of London are setting an excellent example to the rest of the kingdom. JAMES PATTISON, Esq., Governor of the Bank ...
... The Tories arc full of maneuvres. In Leicester a hole- and-corner requisition has been got up, calling on the Mayor not to convene a publie meeting, but to permit the hole-and-corner address of the requisitionists to lie for signature under the sanction of the Mayor. In Salisbury they have been pursuing the same trick. If public meet- ings be, as His Highness calls them, farces, what ...
... ST. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S, WEST- MINSTER. A meeting of the inhabitants of these parishes was held last night at the Prince's Hcad, Prince's-street, Storev's-gate, for the purpose of passing resolutions and presenting an address to his Majesty on the present crisis. Colonel Evans attended. Several resolutions were passed, and the meeting se- parated at half-past eleven. The press of other ...
... MEETING OF THE WARD OF CRIPPL E- GA M'- 11ITHOVU7 Yesterday a numerous and highly respectable public meeting of the inhabitant househhler01(ls of the Ward of Cripplegato- Without was held at the Coommittee-rooni, New Union-street, Moorfields, for the purpose of h onsider- ing the propriety of a dutiful address to his Majesty on the dismissal ot the late Ministry; and also to deliberate on tile ...
... AMERICAN MHOW . . . ESTI aN. S' D'1amn them t~hely ?? ?? men-of Amea) astarveh bank-notes .. oewU paysorie ofthm when lthey are bungr, and ;ithy iil shootat the-rest'd mae ems mitjuietl~'toig g-orerbment fit fat a gen tlemanal Sn J~lve'i ?? ''SA . see-by a late Lndon. p ate threat quot'ed aboveli% inte ab : American proisekr'intty, inl February jast ...
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... THE LEADING MISLEADING JOUR- NAL.-STATE OF PARTIES. THE recent conduct of the TimIes, in reference to the change in the Ministry, and the suspicion that it -las been bought by the Duke of Wellington, have caused a sudden and signal decline in the circulation and influence of this journal. Previously to the 'breaking up of the Melbourne Ministry, its daily cir- culation wvas about Wine ...
... LAMBETH PARISH MEETYING. Yesterday morning the vestry-ball was crowded with parishioners, who assembled for the purpose of consider- ing the best course to be pursued in the present crisis. Both the Members for thc borough were present. A suggestion was thrown out by Mr. Hawes, that it might be better to adjourn, and amalgamate with the great bo- rough meeting to be held in the evening; but ...
... fl N.7TERIOR, as an ACADEMICIAN. OF E . _, ,ova irand a fedte W -R co n 1*A a o~time siflce so ..n. -us bieen at the It isa efonree 1fpast ten in the morning the crowd .Rdeinv d the entrances to the galleries, undeterred by lad ,orth dind. But a more remarkable cir- iser co'u the fact of almost all the academicians being tas rd able to find seats themselves. Scarcely 11 e .tt h N1. Viennet ...