“Two persons!” And the _Chronicle_ could find out nothing but two persons; though it had read the _Observer_ as well as we, and though it would not take us much to prove that the _Chronicle_ must have heard all about the matter on _Saturday night_, seeing that an Evening paper in the neighbourhood _had the intelligence actually composed and going to the press on Saturday afternoon_, and had stopped the press to cancel the matter! From what motive this cancelling took place, let the indignant public judge. The _Chronicle_, had this been an affair between two persons in common life, would have rung us such a peel upon the subject as would not soon have been forgotten; and let our readers judge how powerful must have been the motive that could have induced it, not only to abridge the article of the _Observer_, not only to tell less than it had read in the Sunday paper; not only to cram this important matter into seven lines and hide it at the bottom of a column; not only this, but to talk of _two persons_; not to name a Bishop or a soldier at all; and to be guilty of the infamous injustice of imputing by implication the crime indiscriminately to all classes of Englishmen! Let us now come to the elect of the respectable part of the press: _John Bull_; the _New Times_; and the OLD TIMES. We have already told our readers, that these were all of the same stamp; and now we shall see. _John Bull_ is quite silent. _John_ came out very late on Sunday morning. There was a rumour on float on Saturday, and we have already related, that an evening paper had actually got the matter set up; that is to say the types composed for printing an account of the transaction! and that it was induced to stop the press, take out the article, scatter the types and put in another article in its stead, probably an article from the Vice Society or from some Bible Society. What happened to John Bull we do not know precisely; but something seems to have seized John all at once early on Sunday morning, or in the middle of the night before. For, we sent to get John’s paper, on Sunday morning about ten o’clock; and the vender of the paper informed us, that it would not come out till very late, because an _accident had happened to the machinery_ in the office. This was the story told to those who went to buy the paper! Yes, our readers will see that John’s machinery had been operated upon by something perfectly accidental, and yet of a very potent nature.