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... THE FARMERS ACTING, AS WELL AS I SPEAKING. _ TnE WHISTLEaRS AT THE PLOUGH AGAINST TUE WHISTLERS IN DowNING-sTrBET. Central Agricultural Proteetion Society. REPESIL oF THE MALT TAX.- Owing to the ex- traordinary movements of Sir R. Peel in the House ...
... THE FARMERS ACTING, AS WELL AS SPEAKING. TuE WHISTLERS AT THE PLoouGH AOAINST THE WHISTLERS IN DOWNING-STR-EET. Central Agricultural Protection Society. REPEAL OF THE MALT TAx. -Owing to the ex- traordinary movements of Sir R. Peel in the House of ...
... THE FARMERS ACTING, AS WELL AS SPEAKING. TuE WIIISTLERF AT THE PLOUOGH ' AAINST DTIE W HISTLERS o N DOW NINGSTREET. . I Central Agricultural Protection Society. REPEAL OF THE MALT TAX. .-Owing to the ex-t traordinary movements of Sir R. Peel in the House ...
... me, was not speaking tothem, he was speaking to not hear what was ia. T should think there were not halfa dozen persons present. He did not tell methat an action been commenced. That wes after. wards stated in a conversatien which we had to- | gether ...
... ANTI-CORN-LAW CONFERENCE. BOLD SPEAKING! The Anti-Corn-law conference Herbert's Howl, M»JW •» WBfJ-eiiiy morning; P- A. Taylor. Em-* Mr. Shattle.ortk first addressed the meeting and were followed by Mr. Cobden, M. P., who wm received with load cheer* ...
... CANST THOU FORGET ME. UNFORTUNATE ONX. Canst t'. ou ; Speak, 1— Speak ! it a deceit hat's past a dream—a atinr dream * * * » ♦ * Oh. one ! stretch out to me The old right hand stretch it here Ruttion Petlrg. Canst thou forget me, ucforgotten one' Canst ...
... If the French Journals speak truly, we are about to lose Prince Leopold ; but not the satisfaction of paying him £50,000 a year. His Royal Highness, it is positively stated, is to be the new King of Greece ; and some aver that his Queen is to be the ...
... Hebrew Musicians. —I speak not of the past» though were I to enter into the history of the lords of melody,you would find it the annals of Hebrew genius. But at this moment even, musical Europe is ours. There i 3 not a company of singers— not an orchestra ...
... The state of the poor of Ireland—and it is daily getting worse— is a speaking commentary upon the humanity and policy of the opposition which Ministers offered to Mr. Sadler's motion for giving that island the benefit of a poorlaw. In almost every quarter ...
... COBBETT ON THE CULTIVATION OP THE PoTAi tos.—l am going to speak here of this vegetable, as thing to be used metely in company with meat; and not to be used as substitute for bread, having proved, in various parts of my writing, and proved it beyond all ...