... THE LAND! THE LAND! [ TIE LAND!!!I GRAND MOVNIENT INTHR UNITE STATES.corn GRAND MOVEMENT IN TFIE tINITED STATES.ia MARCH OF AGRARIANISM.an MEETINGS OF THE NATIONAL R.EFORMERS. pero of rave (.4biidgd9fOivih Mc orking Atan's Adfvoale' of ne Jane Sf5, ...

... to L o be its capability of bearing, would produce twice as much the as every Englishman, woman, and child-every l Scotchman, woman, and child, and every Ih woman, and child, could consume, while it W041l transform millions of beggars into wholessO, customers ...

... Is any and peasant, possessed of four, three, two, or even one selves acre of land and a cottage, to be found in the ranks Lord of Polk's mercenaries ? No, not one. Armies are other not recruited from the nest, they are enlisted and urged mustered from ...

... title to land enouglh to live upon; and us one has a just title to a foot more than is necessary for the subsistence of his amily, whileanotheriswithoutland. Land is an inalienable right. Thus stands the case at present. The disease is land monopoly. ...

... us by name-and vet leaves the poor Scotch to perish for want of tomd-which sends out armies and mis- sionaries to seize the lands of the New Zeilanders, that a landed aristocracy may soume day be found there also to dedicate millions of acres to the soupport ...

... us by name-and yet leaves the poor Scotch to perish for want of iood-which seds out armies and mis- sionaries to seize the lands of the New Zealanders, that a landed aristocracy niay some day be thulI there also to dedicate millions of acres to the support ...

... FOR LAND AND LIFE! (FrOmn Mg U1c1TED IRISHMAN')' Land in Ireland is life. Just Ii 'h prprto that our people contrive to keep or togi ?? hold on the goil, ithtpprton pc~ hywl e to live and not die. * . of by All social, all industrial, all ostional. questiqos ...

... national sanate vould meet and co, sit, and rule the land, of its own native energy and lot by the npoessities of the ease, without ever.a foreign em statute,6empowering., it so to. do: a- national army Ipr would .arisa. from the, eaith jilikI the, sous ...

... locate Ehould other lands be pure ut we t the Company, let then awrsh, faras possible; i. enber ' thatilees age land be no hinderanee, nor con gage purchase, and build b ts Yours, fr to es Noithampton, July 16. . and, ained there land, le old L few iestly ...

... murderer's arm. Is any peasant, possessed of four, three, tioo, or even one, acre of land and a cottage, to be found in the ranks to. of Polk's mercenaries ? No, not one, Armies are 'he not recruited front the nest, they are enlisted and ca mustered froui the ...

... CHILD STEALING-s'INGULS1 DECEPTION. In the course of last week, a female, from the High- lands, called at the house uf a sailor, named M'Lachlan, at Port-Dundas, and inquired for lodgings. which, how- ever, it was not found convesient to grant her, but ...

... that majority. After a strong appeal in fa- vour of the right of woman to the suffrage, Mr. Wheeler gave way to Mr. W. D. RuFFr, who most eloquently and ably a supported the right ef woman to an equal share in *r the Elective franchise, and the affairs ...