... the Whig houses, and was soon clear that he would prove formidable rival to the rising young Whig of that period, Lord John Russell. It was not, however, until 1824 that he made his maiden speech ; the subject, curiously enough, being motion of Mr. Hume’s ...

... GLOBE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25. nAIBTT THEATRE, STRAND. IjT Eole Lessee and Manager—Mr. JOHN lIOLLIh uSHEAD. TO-NIOHT-13th Time. , . , New Romantic Drama five Acts, by Mr. John Oxenford and Mr. Horace Wigan. IS C 8 . .. which Mr. Alfred Wigan and Miss will sustain ...

... Present” The article is written in graceful style, and conveys great deal of information within very brief compass. “Estelle Russell” and “A Brave Lady” are continued. The latter is written with all the skill of a practised writer, but it is not a very in ...

... Ac. 8 tols. Ready this day. Tinsley Brothers, 18, Catherine-street, Strand. UP AND DOWN THE WORLD. A Novel, fir Russell Ghat, Author •' John Holler'* Nleco. ‘•Kever-for Ever, do. Beady thl* day. Tiutley Brother*, IS, Catherlnc-street. mH E GAGE OF HONOUR: ...

... Britten. Esq. J Remington Mills, Esq. Charles Charrlngton, Esq. Joseph Truman Mills, Esq. Beriah Drew, Esq. John Morley, Esq. John Hibbert, Esq. John Thornton Rogers, Esq. Edmund Holland, Esq. George Spencer Smith. Esq. Alderman Wm. Lawrence, M.P. Stephen ...

... bribery. Mr. A* J. Berry, manager for Sir W. Russell, said be knew of money passing at the last election, but to very small extent. inquiry was proceeding. At the Thames Police-court yesterday, man named John Staunton, described the editor of the Hackney ...