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... ' Please, your Reverence, bestow your charity upon a poor, starving family ?? ' Starving! How dare you talk to me about starving, when I am building all those new churches for yout Do you think I benefit by them, you ungrateful wretches!' _ ...
... Comnmon-sesse Power sweepiug Wayw the aRubbish under which Social Happiness i Burted. ...
... ' You see, ma'arn, the strict way in which my establishment is conducted ; I never allow the nether limbs of my furniture to appear in a state of nudity.' ' Ay, that 'ere is just the way my old 'oman wishes our gal to be brought up.' ...
... I On,rStan1ey, on!' MrL.-' Oh, dear! oh, dear! perhaps it may be my turn next! Oh! I wish I was safe at the Palace once more.' ...
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... F O i F E M E O O D LD : HARRY- :N ,. .. .'ENSi ?? FIRST OF ~SEPTHMJIER. but OL.D HARRY IN, THIE- TEN&; Ah! ah! Massa Boam got bery fine nose for 1'eni goose, eb! eA! ...
... I Listen to me, Ma! If you don't consent to my keeping company with Berlinder- give me the key of the street-door, and allow me a double allowance of pocket-money, I shall jump from off the monument-and no mistake I ?? ...
... THE INCONVENIENCE OF A ' TWO-BEDDED ROOM.' ' I beg your pardon, sir, but you've put my clothes on inumistake for your own.' ...
... Sum of £8,100, FOR THE CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND CONPANY The Estate is 110 Miles from London, It is within 12 miles of Cheltenham, 9 of Gloucester, 9 of Tewkesbury, 4& of Ledburv, and 2 of Malvern, all large and important Marl-et Towns. Ledbury is a rapidly im- proving place, having a direct communica- tion with the Estate by means of a canal in the immediate neigbhourhood; on which there are ...
... 1847 IMI LPPr E T B •Bbdpobdshibb— 0 irdAitoid 0 1 Viacount Alford FCtt Russell 0 0 W Asti-ll March 30, 1847. —Lord J Fox Bussed, vice Asteil, deceased 'Berkshire 0 3 Vi-count Birrington 0 1 Viscount Barring ton Palmer 0 1 It Palmer P Pueey 1 Puuey 0 3 C Cavendish 10 0 Sr W Young 2578 i>eo Oupre 0 0 1 Dupre 2569 B 1 Clt Murray 2547 John !.te 495 H M Jui> 15, 1842.—H0n W Fitzmaurice, vice Young ...
... 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 ...