20 DECEMBER 1851, page 2

One Of The Most Painful Symptoms Of Our Social Condition

is the growth of habits of lawless violence both in the manufacturing towns and the rural districts. The garotte robberies, in Manches- ter and Birmingham, keep pace with the......

In What Light Do Our Own Ministers Regard The Events

in France ? what course are they prepared to shape with reference to them ? If they anticipate from them any diminution of the difficulties of the coming session, they will......

The American President's Message Is Exactly What Might...

expected from so devoted a partisan of the American "'Whigs." In what relates to foreign policy, it is satisfactory ; in what relates to commercial policy, the reverse ; in what......

'ht Court The Royal Family Have Enjoyed Good Health At

Osborne ; the Queen and Prince Albert taking their early walks and carriage exercises, and the young people galloping about on their ponies, or driving out in juvenile vehicles.......

The Event Of The Week Most Full Of Cheerful Augury,

most likely to be followed by beneficial consequences, is the remarkable meet- ing of the Duke of Newcastle with his tenantry at Newark. The object of the meeting appears to......

The Advices From Australia Continue, In A Political Point Of

view, to wear an unfavourable aspect. The Anti-Convict League con- tinues to gather strength and perfect its organization. The irrita- tion of the colonists is obviously on the......

Cht 331thunlio.

St. Thomas's Day falling on Sunday (tomorrow) thisyear, and Saturday being an inconvenient day for the municipal elections, the Lord Mayor has issued precepts for the election......