The Wounded Feelings Of Party-men Who Are Sacrificed To The
interests of their party, sometimes betray them to make disclosures which no. constituted tribunal could exact. Sir Thomas Cochrane, the Member for Ipswich, furnishes an......
No Appearance Of The President Steamer; But Alarms,...
its arrival at this or that place, and theories to account for its protracted absence, multiply as time advances. Among the known passengers on board, are Mr. Power the......
The Election Of A Member For The County Of Antrim,
in the room of General O'Neill, who lately succeeded his brother as Earl O'Neill, took place at Carrickfergus on Wednesday, with the anticipated result ; Mr. Nathaniel......
Postscript.
SATURDAY NIGHT. The metropolis of the Anti-Corn-law agitation, Manchester, is the scene of increasing activity in preparing to push the subject in Parlia- ment. A meeting of the......
Aistrliantotts.
The Rangership of Windsor Great Park, which has just been con- ferred upon Prince Albert, has hitherto been held by the Sovereign. The emoluments of the office, independently of......
Mr. Baron Parke Met With A Severe Accident This Morning.
Accord- ing to his custom, he was riding on horseback from his house in Park Street, Grosvenor, Square, to Westminster Hall ; when, in passing Grosvenor Gate, the horse took......
It Was Said That The Chartists Had Promised Their Support
to Mr.. Larpent, the Liberal candidate for Nottingham. The Globe of this evening, however, quotes at full length a placard posted in Nottingham, announcing the formation of a......
It Is Distinctly Understood That Lord Plunket Has Placed His
letter of resignation, "upon conditions," in the hands of Lord Melbourne. Sir John Campbell, the English Attorney-General, has not given up his notion of the Irish......
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