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... I ILI 1T74,'I TO h TLT RE Bristos Juni 8S, 1814. Mn.- ExAnaFEci-Your co: luns Irve so i'ften bet, 'evoited ki thu expoisure of fiit' 1tIJI1pi1 jaraictie,-' Floggiu'g,-anid ytr pen' hap So freqse'tiy Jteji e'nlA ci in 41recatlng- is contin)uaaor-, that I thbinilk fto oipi -ogq- %ilt he feees - vsor frounliin- o wsuU tile twe fdf &slaie.. Ilentss--I at pas!4:nag Alo St. .4 u f 1ee's ?? n2 ...

... pr- St; Wlnnow, May 16, l8S2L D DzAiL Sis-Havjng written a letter at some length, addressed h Lj you in the year 1819, on the subject of the Poor Laws, I am v induced, briefly, to address you again, for the purpose of sub- ?? mitting a few observations on the Bill now under the consider- I ation of Parliament, for their Amordment; the Importance of 8 the subject is universally acknowledged.-V ...

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... OF THE TRADES UNIONS, &C. trhe Meeting, which was anticipated in our last paper, has taken place. The following report of the proceedings has been sent to us by a correspondent at Manchester:-] On Monday evening last., a very numerous, and highly respectable meeting, of Delegates from the various organised trades of Manchester, was held at the Spring Gardens Tavern, Spring Gardens, to take ...

... __-nttE-LIT-eCA I'I. And when the woman saw-tbat the Tree of Aristoa was pleasant to the eye, bearing goliden fluit in never-endiig pro,-. fusion, beneath the branches of which royal indolence flight repose in security, she was tempted by the serpents which.: Idell among itd branchesito. eat, of its fruit and live fdriever, she did eat thereof, and gave untofhefhqsband. i '' I udt .htbr eyes ...

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... MIKEi TORY DRAGON OF WAS IOur Champion Young (Glory (Leader) is in a fair way of beating down the Old Dragonl who has swallowed all his ownm offspring of Radical promises, and whose Tory claws and poi. I SeODA aristocratica fangs only sprouted out whzen -he' became old. Only to think that such a brave, generous, Radical lion: Ias Sir Francis in his youth, should be transformed, in his old age, ...

... TLnE MATTLEDOIRJ flBATTW3LE. The Battledore Battle is only in sport, A political game for the children at Court; Now the Whig sends the shuttlecock high in the air Now the Tory hits hard, and comes in for his share; New John with due flourishes keeps up the game, Now Arthur looks out, and laments that he's lame. They quarrel 'tis true; for the Tory, no dunce, Will give, if be can, three or ...

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