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... people ; ' Young England studies j>olitical economy, and invests the funds. Okl England loved old port and punch ; Kngland takes to tea and Father Mathew. Old England was mighty in nationalties ; Young England is not only citizen the world, ...
... O'Connor himself got him into the police force, he could of course inform us of his name. The lady too, who glories in the name of Chartist, would be worth knowing. The logic of Let us Men endeavour to preserve order»_that is, not to prevent the Chartists ...
... Oh, England, mother England! Proud of thriving men, I've learnt to look with other eyes many things since then. I've thus been taught: saw a man, Au old man, bent and hoar, And he broke flints upon the road With labour long and sore. The day it was day ...
... injustice, but materially injured our trade; the friendship that, by leading us into hostilities with Holland, incapacitated us from giving the assistance that was besought from us by Turkey, and thus, as is now very vociferously alleged, compromised our ...
... THE SEA IS ENGLAND'S The sea, the sea, is And shal! remain, Tho’ the might of France, and the world advanee, To contest our ecean reiga! Queth gallant Biake, as he spread his sails, And his cannon shook the es, Fire away, boys ! for the di is ours, Or ...
... ENGLAND AND EUROPE. (From the Messaycr GanJ.J As long as Europe was menaced with internal disorders —as long the Monarchs feared for their thrones and the people for their constitutions and their usages—England was able to assume revolutionary attitude ...
... THIS Article has been used at the toilets of Royalty, both in England and on the Continent, for more than thirty years, and is well known in the East and West Indies, and in America. It is considered very superior to Oils, Pomatums, and Extracts for dressing ...
... administration, we would exclaim, with them, should war be forced upon us, let every man turn sailor or soldier rather than submit to an insult or wrong, though the world might be arms against us! At this moment we are in a most painful position with respect ...
... one who shall compare the small amount of annual trade l>et ween England and France with great amount of that between England and the United States, and yet France within sight of England, with 33,0e0,#00 people, and the United States are miles off, with ...
... Tue ANGLICAN Sysrem.—Be it remembered, that the world has never yet seeu the system of the Church of England worked out. I can scarcely conceive a more effectual mode of turning public attention to the immensely important results that would flow the full ...
... hap- pisess to live under the seme trust that we may see extended to other parts of the world those blessings of freedom which we have hed eo long established among us, aad which, with the light of the Gospel, | trust, will pervade all parts of the ing the ...
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