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... pr- St; Wlnnow, May 16, l8S2L D DzAiL Sis-Havjng written a letter at some length, addressed h Lj you in the year 1819, on the subject of the Poor Laws, I am v induced, briefly, to address you again, for the purpose of sub- ?? mitting a few observations on the Bill now under the consider- I ation of Parliament, for their Amordment; the Importance of 8 the subject is universally acknowledged.-V ...
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... 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 ...
... The British Whig Ministry and their Tory allies hare decreed rebellion Canada. How strangely the mad acts of the puny trickstering” politicians of Britain, in relation to our countrymen in Canada, remind us of Helvetius’ maxim—“ Voila let fruitt de la tgranme-elle produit la detobeitwnce, la rebellion. never-failing fruits are disobedience and hellion. The British ministers in the last ...
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... Undon journals, relative to the promul*a♦i«n of the SO-CALLED amnesty in regard to myself and other prisoners in France. I shall be obliged by your publishing the following statement: rational man—not one the men condemned for democracy in France, can feel any gratitude to a tyrant, because he has been compelled to cease from continuing a system of oppression which deprived us for three years ...
... erery species of work and every species of amusement one day in seven they can be drawn only from the fourth commandment, and the declarations of Christ, that he was come, not to destroy, but to fulfil the law,” and that those who would obtain cverla-ting life must keep the commandments.” The fourth commandment imposed on the Jews the obligation of keeping holy Saturday, the seventh day ef the ...