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... lon for W» tccoant of the optnin s the pNwaft meeting at UVerponl. The pro«M ...
... It is said that stamped letter covers are brought into immediate use the London penny-post department. These are to enclose weight of six ounces and one ounce, without reference to the number of letters other papers contained in them. Hence there is an end to prying, strong lights and lamps, into the contents of letters, and the consequent purloining of money and discovery of correspondence. ...
... WITH WHICH IS INCOHPO HATED THE WEEKLY REHAX.O. of course experience additional embarrassment fro 111 this new event. When the next budget comes ont, some huge array of figures will found staring the people of England in the face, to defray the extraordinary expenses of these Indian movements. It is during this period Government should be pressed most zealously and unremittingly by the people. ...
... tan >o,ot w,d •» P»o»« before It, tli«t you not think that rt praeeedi from any onUen exeHoment; I wy it enlrnly >n4 deliberately > 1 bare bn«t«e, end 1 toy now : —•lf I were placed in these eircuatiaaeet, and any ana took my wife and family from ror. I would daab hie brains out so the spot; —1 adrise yea to it, any of you be Urns treated; you will be morally justified, aad an honest jnry ...
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... Could corruption ait in the judgment seat, empty-beaded importance in the senate-house, money-getting hypocrisy in the pulpit, and debauchery, fanaticism, porerty, and enme stalk triumphantly through the land if the working millions were educated in knowledge their rights No, brethren and hence the efforts of the exclusirefew to keep the people ignorant and divided : this is the secret of ...
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... ? „tter complaints which will be, as they h' n „ ,p ned and laughed at. Our aristocratic eTer litre been sensible how dangerous it was to ffl ,ster» e ( . allow the people to form associations, their u,lir^ accordingly taken good care to prohibit jml they f ar aJ they were able, from doing so. them • g e !r half century of misrule, heaped .■The jutute to prevent associations of the people ...
... 4MMMPATCW. To Readers aad A Srkcut.AToß mistaken. There will dissolution PaHis««Rt for panto time, not this year. The King will not dissolve Parliament for tne prvsont Ministers; the lories are afraid to thc frovamment; therefore, if the Whig* go oat, there must coalition Ministry, and then the present Parliament would be better for cratic purposes than a new one, which weald assuredly contain ...