... From The STATESMAN daily Evening Newspaper. THEtz is. a society at Liverpool, called the Concentric Society; we used to think it was the Eccentric Society; and our notion was- Iounded on the incongruity in the characters of the persons belong- ing to it, and of the matter brought forward ajid discussed or talked about. At anniversary of, this society was held the other .day The proceedings ...

... I MU- - MDR. COBBETT'S ]FIRST ADDRESS To .te Eleitors of the ily' of4 Peterborouyk. Scole, Norfolk, I J3n. 182a. 'GENTLEMEN, 0 MAIANY have been the occasioa- on which 1 have observed atteap made to deceive, cajole, debase, and insult my countrymen or par- ticutar portis of them; and, I trust it can with truth be said of me, that I never, on any such oc- casion, neglected to do my utmost, to ...

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... :- TO-MR; COBBET . Lzve rpoa, 30th- Dec- 1822- jA a~.poiticaI..writer~ Jou. cer- tainly take an able Iand.eompie- bensivi Aie-w-of our--situation, but itinu- on, the. niarkts you see m not aihorne, orperihaps are inlsi{n' tormed. by, someinterested~person. Allow me .to siy this in. regard to your. remarks upno Butter AK. some time. past-;-wbere not only wrong conclusions, were. (iawn and facts ...

... s -, 'OR F L-] .. ;0 ,1'TO was vYaOpY O3F NORFOLK. . . I : t- GgsmuxilEWr , I:frad not been (e the noiges n t. Andrew's -Hall on 1' -t inst there would ave. bus either'>W necesaity nexcuse yn on the mnhtet of our 'Petition. 'The natio is too qu te't not to teaive lhow consciou* our oppo- -nerf miust have -been of the strength of our arguments and of the weakness of theirs, wheir that 'naton is ...

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... On certain circeunstanices, eon- neeted 'With the late 3ieting in the Corintty of Norfolk, and particularly on whatt Mr. Nox- GATZ has said, relative to a Reduction of the Interest of the Natiorial Debt. Up4twsband, Hints, 14th Ja. I 822. Twice before I have addressed letters to you; and, let me remind you, tbat, if, when I addressed you the, Pst time, you had paid attention to me, and had ...

... To NORFOLK. YEOMEN -a.S NORFaG.;: An AMiner to ike FNeztie4 ?? enry of ?? that is, of II TJanz.w: Uphusband, Tuesday, 14. Jan. 1823. GErNg'LEMEN, EVEMvu week, .until the ' Nou- FOLK YEOMfAN'S GAZETTE shall start, it is my intention to address- a Letter to-yon:e The first obect of these letters will be to defsand you against the misrepresenfttionS and calumnies of the. Mercury, that is to say, ...

... . . TO T8E; I YEOMARY . I -F TUB X EOUNTY OF TREPOAWp, -£ eiwuingtn,21st~aRueflg, as GENTLEMEN, IN two articles, one dated&&oif Readiiig, on- atuidiiy last, and cn+datpL ind Vet-sreei t yee - rve~he ftrehisory what atuallypasseat the- MeE- ?? f last ti~ffaj. S A:fisevi s, whic I shall ?? cit cul~ted tail0 ~ tdie e along with thi, in a cheap form, I give an account of all that the meeting. ...

... COUNTY COF |EMEFORD MEETING. ' I Tuis affair is, on various ac- counts one of the most important that has taken place in the king- dom. It is a fair opening of -the deadly d4ipue betwen tei Land and the Ftrnds. A..11 tle circum- stances are interest; but, there arefacts, which it is of the greatest importance to put into blackl and' white. At Norwich the noise pre- vented all discussion. - The ...

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... R OLE-AD~U1 'EBTN JW h y i * FO ! Even~iWgNewepaev LORDSUFFILD s hpeibt ;pite tothis BW N4RATOR lfind i noficei te next Re igistef Mush tle mligilty we; never.^e wifethaix k-totei fond ?? .thi Lod si-i this occado. IStill1 howevter, the stuipidity e-e ceeds-ithe faiobdanda th-emfia- ke.r How the60#,& must have listened} W; this Gjtatibn. There -were on6 Ron1>- o0e-half.pay Arn~iri, ixPi~soss, ...