Limits Of The Right Of Public Assembly.
No. II. OBSERVING the vague notions on this subject generally entertained, and even by some who on other topics are distinguished by dis- tinct conceptions and accurate......
Topics Of The Day.
THE INTOXICATION OF SUCCESS. TICE November number of Blackwood's Magazine contains a glow- ing and poetical description of the measures taken by Government to prevent......
Who Are The Irish?
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. Sul—Permit me to add a little to the information you have already given the public on this subject. By referring to the official returns of the......
The Greek Revolution.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. London, 3d November 1843. SIR —Referring to my letter in your last number, "urging a suspension of British judgment" in approval of the late......
What Ireland Need& To The Editor Of The Spectator.
Dublin, 30th October 1843. Srn—A subscriber to your talented journal, I admire your general good sense and fairness. I am glad to observe .occasional articles upon the sugges-......
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