... and that equal justice should be done to the poortuan as well as the rich. Ile then alluded to the intended suppression of unstamped newspapers, and said the people were taunted with being ignorant, and yet the means of knowledge and information was to be ...

... Hume has consented to take the chair. F. O'CONNOR AND THE UNSTAMPED. , (From a Letter to Dr. Wade.) THIS 15 a noble county, the people are well informed through the medium of the glorious Unstamped, to suppress the circulation of which I find that active ...

... vending unstamped newspapers in the district of this office. Mr. Woofer attended on the part of the defendant. Smith deposed that on Saturday evening last, in consequence of information he had received, that there was an immense number of unstamped newspapers ...

... which was full of interest, with great effect. A decision was then unanimously come to to form a penny subscription for the unstamped, and a Committee and Treasurer were appointed. Mr. Sharpe stated that he had already got between fifty and sixty requisitionists ...

... one of its most beautiful and fundamental principles. Yes, this very government who are incarcerating the venders of the unstamped, destroying their trades, breaking up their homes, and driving them to desperation, for the purpose of upholding a set of ...

... knowledge —hypocrites that they are. They made us cry with them the Bill, the whole Bill, and nothing but the Bill—but the unstamped press has made us wiser, and we see no use of the tree without its fruits—we want a free press, the ballot, and many other ...

... setting knowledge free ; but how tl'.e stamped press conductors are more responsible than they would be if their papers were unstamped, we cannot very well see. However, hear the two classes more elaborately described. You may be weak enough to believe the ...

... Fielden, Esq., ALP., for presentation to the llouse of Commons : 1. That this meeting heartily approves the publication of unstamped newspapers, they being the only means ‘ , l itnin the reach of the working man, by which he can himself of political and ...

... MESSRS. HETHERINGTON AND CLEAVE. SIR —I will thank you to notice the following Receipts for the Yorkshire Victims of the Unstamped : By Peter Bassey By John Jackson, front IVood's New Shop, VVoolcombers, Mechanics and Overlookers By Thomas Spurn By J. ...

... question, and vas aware that not only perseverance was neary to support a public liberal journal, such as True Sun, or the unstamped, but it was their (to demand a free press as their right. After .ing several observations on the different parts ie resolution ...

... to carry from one place to another. A master intending to punish a servant or apprentice, need only give him a bundle of unstamped newspapers, direct him to be watched by a policeman, seized, and carried before a justice of the peace; who, according to ...

... BOW STREET. THE UNSTAMPED PRESS.—A man, who gave hit, name George Hind, was brought up in custody of Goddard and Fletcher, officers of the establishment charged with possessing thirty-four quires of unstamped newspapers.—The officers deposed that they ...