... was lost upon the labouring classes in another part of the country ? At the conclusion of the election for Dorsetshire, Lord Ashley, in his address to the people, exhorted them to abstain from violence, and said the contest was one for the mastery of opinions ...

... Charles 'Martin, Phil. W.. Smith, Abel -Aslibsry, James L. Cross, ER. Ho. B.A. Hartington, Marq. Massey, ER. HoW. Smith, Eustace Ashley, Hon. E. Al. Cabitt, George Harvey, Sir R. B. Maxwell, Sir W. S. Smith, Fred. C. I Asaheton, ]Ralph Curi~,,hanto, SirXV. Havelock ...

... went into committee. The discussion occupied the entire evening, ald E the House resumed at a quarter-past twelve. ; Lord ASHLEY postponed the Committee oln the I Factories Bill until Wednesday next, and gave notice that he would this day ask Sir George ...

... Maolkuey, E. Sharp, aend Ur. George Iaybourne. CRTIERION TEMATBE. Tine Evssnieo at tao, TRIO PORTpEIE' KNOT. Messrs. Clarke, Ashley, btndcg, Trittou Francis, ?? M. Davis and Eldith ?? S~. TaA FINK' DOMINOS. Messrs. I Olarke, ANshley, Harris, Staning, and ...

... NEdTS AGREE. Mr. Kyrle; Mesdedues aris and Diet. CRITYER0N TETE.ATIRED.- Tais EcsusiHo,sat 7.30, DOrOTHgY' STRATALETE LeDsrs. Ashley and Standleg; Ndeadas R . .EHlme, CestlaWe and Edith Bnwce.-At .4 OT WATER.M T LesLrs. Cu. Wyaoam., E. l whtc Clarke, C. fnttoomi ...

... the grouul of its being incomplote, did they not run the risk f hraving their itotives idimudorstnod by the country Y I ?? artued that it would be itepositbia to pass a Franu Voise gill aend a real liedistribution, P11 in the eanme I svession. l'ointing ...

... duties oss the admission of is persons to the freedom of the corporation of London. LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND MR. HORSMAN. mn Lord ASHLEY said that, in reference to a notice which of I appeared upon the paper of that day, he would beg, with the e- permission of ...

... nianagers, teachers, and friends of Sunday school, Shack-q em- lane, Yorkshire, and at Acoringtoni Lnt sie r c em- KERSHAWV, from Ashley Lower Chaitel, Manchester, d g of Isrotestant dissenters Hacpole, Northamptonshire, and mli Gillingham, Dorsetshire ; protestant ...

... difficult, and should immediately receive due attention on the part of the Government, at SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CONTRACTS. nt Lord ASHLEY asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer er- whether it was the intention of the Government to suspend is further proceedings ...

... in his conduct. With respect so tii.' next questteli, f lie was able to state that at aot earlier period of tile yeir, an artued force was cmtiployed in the Ballliiasloc tnio l f' r the a ril)ose of protecting rthe cllectorofpoor-rate tho liad heel threatened ...

... COUNTY COURTS BILL. Mr W. PATTEN presented a petition In favour of ti;i bill, anid against the County Palatine Courts Bill. ART-U NIONS. Mr. ;VYSE presented a petition from a numerous anr respectable body of the artiets of the metropolis, on tLe present ...

... rerluctiori of the duty oir fire insur 'I ances, and also for tire reia'oval of thre income-tax err tenlant- farmers. LI Lord ASHLEY gave notice that on Tuesday, the 15th, Lir should stove for a bill to encourage thre establishmentoft lodging-houses for ...