... given into custody. Mr. Teague (the chief clerk) then read the letter, (which we give literatim), amidst mueh laughter. ¢ Chelsea, May 15th, 18406, « Madam—l read your advertisement, and Idu want a companion, and iff you wish to change your life again ...

... lrrt by a person named Mitchell, in Wrengate, Wakefield, found concealed there an imwense number of documents, which tend to show the means by which the begging-letters, petitions and memonals have been wanafactured, with which aot only Yorkshire, but the ...

... the oecasion amd the eapacity of iu-‘ hewrers. They then sdjourued to the premises of Mr, ey, which were gty testooned with flowers and Lmrcd branches, and commenced, what was the main obieet of the day, an attack upon the tea, cake, and bread amd batter ...