... very disUnct (he bye, it our opinion do two men cordially and thoroughly agree tbit point, *or, they do, without knowing vshy) *hastiot every individeuliOr every sect, an equal right*** do not tay power, of -to estabiith his own creed, and to make. the discussion of it blasphemy? and indeed it is in different countries, whose different of them selves are blasphemous each to the others, ...

... .Natioual Aionzof ike WeA &g Poqesw. ,PpWpdedesiay et pprsuat to adjopitonmasi the .slegates of tralaess and others, asssmblk U astle-street Assemhty'Roms, Ox- - - ': IM.T:JAMiES SAVAGE in-the Chair. The huggesliolts of tie comrmittee relative to the pullic m eetiitg to be held onMupday, next, at Pl;ortmai Market, were taken into considefation. MA- MrOS#BOiuSmoyed that fle'meetiag take place ...

... ROBERT TAYYL0R, who calls himself the 'I Re- verend, has been indicted for , blasphemy, cou- victed and sentenced to two years' solitary imprison- ment, a heavy fineaind security to keep the peace during the next; five years!.! Here's what. we eall a very merciful punishment for the crime of speaking one's own miMd~inuopposi- tion to what is o1thodox,---which is all that constitutes the ...

... We are so fully convinced that the reform bill is nothing to you, friends and fellow-countrymen, that we will not occupy our columns with it, at the expense of more valuable matter: suffice, that the second reading was carried by a large ma- jority of 136-the numbers being for it 367, against it 223. The liberal (Ha ! ha ! ) W1IGS, who have no tinie for any thing but their precious deceit ...

... qcn*}. w. .tmi) *j; '? . | . GUARDIAN; aatrftig tea UVi'.-r* i! ? ?? THE peoplk:.::^'M^^^ ESTABLISHED. CONTRARY TO LAW,? TO TRY THE ?POWER OF ?MIGHT? AGAINST RIGHT. ,7 *??' Ml' ?1 * . 1 1 1 > Imtiii 1 iii 11 nii'WiDft No. ?) lsl J ...

... FIriends, Brethren, and Fellow-Countrymen, So we are to have a CORONATION ;-SO says the Gazette. A CORONATION! what is a Coronatioa? Did you see the last?-did you ever see the grand show exhibited at Drury Lane by the late Mr. El- liston ?-did you ever see Marshall's panorama ?-a CORONATION is nothing more, as far as we can see, than a splendid farce, which, Of course, is exhibited at the ...

... TEMPERANCE SOCIErY. - Our readers may have seen statements in many of the leading Journals, ofthe ,wonderfuI discoveries of this Society; we are asfrie'n'dly to temperance as are the very Reverend founders of:this Society';- but we are not exclusive in our friendship; we wish to see the rich as temperate as the poor; if the pot-houses of the poor are to be put down, why not the hotels of ...

... Between the Manchester, Stcckport, and Blackburn Delegates, and Sir R. Peel. Commercial Coffee House, Sin, - Temple Bar. We, the undersigned, being deputed hither by the Working Classes of Manchester, Stockport, and Blackburn, to make known their just claims to his Majesty's Government, have caused their Petitions to be presented-have waited upon his Majesty's Minis- ters and several Members ...

... MEETING OF TIE WORKINGt CLASSES. On Monday last, pursuant to public notice, a Meeting of the Working Classes was held (by permission) in Portman Market, New, Church Street, Lisson Grove, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of Petitioning Parliament to remove all restrictions upon the Liberty of the Press, and for a full restoration of the Civil and Political Rights of ...

... tioners, while they admit the force of the objection, cannot help observing that ignorance is never considered a bar the inheritance of an estate, however valuable, or else many members of your ** Honourable House would be as destitute your Petitioners; but if your M Honourable * House are really of opinion that a greater degree of intelligence, than is possessed by your Petitioners, is ...

... - - One murder Makes the villain-millions the hero. Princes are privileged to kill, While numbers sanctify the crime. On reading an account of the dreadful slaughter. now being carried on in Poland, where twenty thousand soldiers are re- ported to have been slaughtered in one day-on reading that, in one county in Ireland, (Mayo) a hundred and fifty thousand persons must inevitably die of ...

... Nothing has transpired in. the House of tbh ' Delegates of the Select Few, except squandering away for their own purposes the money of which they, have plundered the people. WILLIAM GUTELPn has sent another message, as it is called, for his wife's allowance, in case of his death, modestly fixed at l10,000- which was agreed to without one dissentient voice! (was HurNT in the House?) Only ...