Treatment Of The American Indians.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. SIR—Our half countrymen, the Republicans of North America, will have renson to complain of the English press, if Mr. O'Cossretes burning words go......
The Right Time For Doing The Right Thing.
FROM all sides Mr. WAKLEY is snubbed for his independent con- duct in the Address debate. It was very wrong to bring forward Radical questions on the first night of the session.......
The Second Reform Agitation.
THE first Reform Bill was carried by the pressure of the People upon the Parliament ; and so must the second be, if at all. Nay, a more vigorous and forcible demonstration of......
Post-office Improvement.
A THIRD edition of Mr. ROWLAND HILL'S " Post-office Reform," petitions in favour of his plan from the most important mercan- tile communities, and the appointment of a Committee......
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