... invoked the ghost of Chatham to tell ' es how proper it was that we should declare war against Prance for Prussia's sake. England would be tom, by IChatham's ghost, according to M. de Vineke, that she is a great European power (we needed no ghost to tell ...

... RIOT IN KINSALE STATE OF FEELING ITALY AND FRANCE. The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post (second edition) writes under date of Thursday Despatches have reached Paris, stating that the whole of Italy is greatly agitated. The Pope has sent for assistance ...

... THE LONDON RIOTS. The British press during the existence of pea was new tired of blazoning the present times as preeminently the age of Intelsat. But sines the trumpets of Sebastopol have superseded the trumpet of the newspapers, the very same press ...

... WORKHOUSE RIOTS. Mr. 6ANKGS wished to ask the right hon. gentleman the Poor-law Commissioner whether had heard of other disturbances having occurred beside Barham, in the same county, occasioned by able-bodied labourers being sent union workhouses in ...

... TIIE PORTIAND RIOT. As we expected, full accounts of the late riot in Portland, State of Maine, come to hand since our last, 'wore the utter falLeness of the representations made by enemies of the Mainc-law on both sides of the Atlantic. It is astonishing ...

... TRE BELFAST RIOTS. The Irish Government has at length interposed, with a view of trying the efficacy orthe law, and putting down with a firm and impartial hand the late disgraceful riots. A cornmission of inquiry has been issued, the members of which ...

... THE RELIGIOUS RIOT AT ST. GEORGE3 EA2ST. Yesterday there was a renewal of the riotings which hae for some weeks past disgraced the parish of St. Georgeits East, under circumstances which lead to the apprehension that they will not for some time to come ...

... the precincts of Printinghonae-square like the ghosts of departisl contributors, has arisen to chorus the editorial retrain. This may serve to break Lord Palmerston 's fall in the minds of mile people, and it will also enable the Times to get out of the ...

... THE GLOBE, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1857. THE RIOT AT KIDDERMINSTER. KiDDKBKIHStIB, Monday EToning.—We are glad to ataie that, although the inj arias sustained by Mr. Lowe the brutal and disgraceful attack made upon him Saturday are serious, is progressing ...

... gold and silver. This is the wealth wherewith the is to appear in the land of ghosts am a respectable, well to-do-matron. But if this bullion pass current among the ghosts, they have lost the qualities which must distinguish them in the flesh. In life ...

... farm-house, where they were abundantly rega led, and made themselves merry. In conversation they learned that at that time a ghost visited a dark lane they had to walk through. however, the conversation dropped, and they were returning in noisy exultation ...

... journals, and was unworthy of the Chamber, for there had been no riots at Brussels. It was not true that the Chamber had been driven away by riot; it was not true that the country was given up to riot. The press that declares inch things is a factions press. ...