Earl Greys Case Against Ireland.
THE necessity for strong and extraordinary measures for the sup pression of agrarian disturbances in Ireland, is admitted by Mr. O'CONNELL, and urged by Earl GREY and his late......
The New Colony.
WE promised last week to say something in answer to the objec- tions against the South Australian Colony. These, however, have crowded so thickly upon us, and the present......
Political Consistency.
"In irsofkration placing all my glory." Poen A NOTE appended to the paragraph in last week's Spectator which narrated the result of the Finsbury election, has called forth a......
Anomalies Of The Criminal Law.
THE ruffians who committed the extraordinary outrage on MI. GEE, the solicitor, were tried for the robbery at the Old Bailey on Monday, and acquitted on a point of law. There......
The Language Of Slaves.
A FOREIGNER, ignorant of the nature of the British constitution and its conventional phrases, might suppose, from reading the Parliamentary proceedings of the week, that......
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