... White Ridley, one of the most useful and independent men in the north, and I one who was always at his post in the houlse of commons, where he was invariably listened to with atten- tioi and respect. I 4 The Liberty of the Press. Ma^ VXV1TCH, after a.short ...

... Eel-taggle utiltilt, in the true sense of the word. His father poss~essed a smlil piece of ground at Farnham, in Sarrey, and Cobbett himself was brought up as a common agricultural hibourer. In 1783 he quitted his father's root and repaired to I ondott, shere ...

... taxes collected by Mr. Bowker wvre unaccounted for. Of course a warrant for his committal was speedily issued, amnd he now lies in Lancaster Castle, while his furniture, &c., has been seized by the authorities, Unfortunately, Mr. Bowker was a tartner with ...

... Mr. Holmes was not a friend of the family; no more was Mr. Bowker. I consider it derogratory to Mr. Holmes to make the obser. vation, and, therefore, I mentioned Mr. Bowker too. Mr. Bowker had gone to Airesford, and I believe it was to offer his servioes ...