... the face. We see this in the whole conpaper, said that Lord John Russell did not go far enou gh. What would he do as to the ballot ? Lord duct of her sons respecting it, wherever they may John Russell, in reply, said the question would happen to be. Nothing ...

... money for their settlement, an organized hostile demonstration was made to their coming the Philanthropists were up in arms—literally in arms to oppose their 1 1-beloved slaves, released by Virginian law from boudaqo newly- taking possession of their settlement ...

... Tan BALLOT.—The Daily News thinks Lord John Russell's speech on the Ballot, last night (Tuesday), is calculated to facilitate the union of reformers. The Star is of a different opinion, though it admits Lord John Russell's speech will give a certain s ...

... —At the New Bailey Court, Manchester, on Saturday, Henry Grattan was charged by Nancy Forrest with having assaulted her in a railway carriage, on the way from Rochdale to Manchester. He put his arm round her waist and kissed her on the cheek, and attempted ...

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... America. The deputation do not appear to be agreed as to the specific kind of assistance to be sought from the State. Mr. Grattan told the Lord- Lieutenant that they only required a share of public money for service performed ; but the Lord-Lieutenant ...

... force which the magistrates generally believed to be the best-conducted and the most efficient in the kingdom, was an unfit arm upon which to rely. If Mr. Mansfield was right, it was time that this should be fully known, and if he was wrong, it was time ...