... Judges ought, above all, to remember the conclusion of the Roman Twelve Tables; slus populi suprema ler; thte safety of the people is the highest law.,, .. BACON'S ESSAYS. TO THE PREITY GENTLEMEN OF WHITEHALL. I' Kensngtom, 2d Mwae, 1856. PE'rrY GENTLEM EN, How often have I told you, that shock upon shock, mess after mess, mire after mire, would be your lot, unless you bad the cou- rage ...

... PROTESTANT IRE'FORMIATION. TnxSiv Work is now finished.. It contains sixteen numbers, which. may be had in loose numbers, at four shillings; or, any single num- ber may he had for three Pence; or the whole may be had,. neatly bound in boards, tor four shilling8 and sixpence. It was my intentionj to publitsh a list of all thle Albbe~ys, Priories, I3os)iitals, ie; divided. under the heads of ...

... jiolv ye rch mn, wep'a I 1~w, for your miseriewtha ~~l ~ ~0 6u.-~oLWI erchs ire-borruptedl, and 'yior tgven'tste, ?? math, ~1Y r :gold aud silvder W ?? ~ a4tb. uto hs &~ ~L~k'y~iti~5 gabain vou,. and shaLeat- your feW ~S-4 'were ?? ~ ?? together- for the lastddayi.BkW ~ ie ers~h: ~d th cue ?? et svi~ have rWipe'r6 on t~heearthandbe~ ~va ~Te h-yeeave ne yori*~t~;$i TOUS@' (FaTWFI A, ,,IORX s ...

... - I ANNA BRGDIE. IT was easy to imagine, that the wrath of Annawoukldrfollow the jpiiblicatiolnof the'correspondence about the Hater of Humbug - above mentioned. She has fallen Rpon the'. poor Commissioner just ia tbe manner that one would iia- ttrally,. expect. She has given li44 a scolding that will tingle in his ears to the last hour of his life. Atievery step, this -nan's conduct becomes ...

... AIR. HUME'S DEFENCE. - TO THE EDITOR QV THE TIMES. St. Mary.cray,Nov. 2 1826. SIa,-,i purpose now to offejr the ex- planati;n of my part of the Greek bond tiransaction; which was so much. misre- presented.in your paper of the 2Sth ult., that the-public may Judge how far that statement is coivect. First, as to my having taken alarm at -the depreciation of the: Greek bonds, and -thereupon in ...

... TE; ES z THE4.-HER.EGnI;-TRR> . ,ON MY. - r - X ei:O4 TO TH~ . -.Eai-if - ,: ...

... MEETING AT THE FREEMASON'S TAVERN, For the adopting of measures, having for object the obtaining of a seat in Parliament -for AfIr.- Cobbett. Kensington, 9th Feb. 1826. YESTERDAY was the day, ap- pointed by SIR THOMIAS BEEVOR, for the holding of this Meeting, the hour for which was one o'lock. A quarter of an. hour before the time, Sir Thomas Beevor and I went to the. Freemason's Tavern; but, ...

... Tais gentleman is incessantly at work to endeavour to cause -some diminution in the public -expense. Nothing can be more -.inremitted Ahan his efforts, no- thing can exceed his industry, his earnestness, and his zeal; and no- thing more fruitless -iban all his labours. He has not been able to cause the deduction of one sin- gle farthiug i and, while he is en- titled to the thanks df the whole ...

... [From the Mor'ning Heraid, June 10.] Preston, Ju71? S. The three candidates met yes- terday at the Town-Hall, by invi- tation of the Mayor, for the pur- pose of fixing on the arrangements to be observed during the elec- tion' They all became excellent friends in a short time, and every proposition made by Mr. Mayor was assented to Unani mously. First of all, would the Oath of Supremacy be ...

... -NEXT RGlStTERi.L, IT *was my ihiention to publisb, in tbis. present Register, la, Letter- to Slt JAMES GRAHII-, ^I, his: prospectus ot iintiolal robbery and plunder. 'I shall do ihis i my next. The snbject ofrmy let- ter to, my friernds, at BLAOKBu1s could nol be put offs. * . TWELFTH OF twGlJ.ST. THIS is a day that ive all ou-ht to keep. Tbis is a day for.te Joyous face, as SPros perity Ro ...

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... roOR MAN'S FRIEND. I SHALL, in a few days, have for sale, at my shop in Fleet- street, thefirst Number of a little work under the above title. I in- tend it to contain about six Num- iers, at Two-pence a Number, to be published Monthly. I intend it to be Ahe Companion of the Working Classes, giiing them useful INFORMATION and ADVICE, adapted lo their pre- sent difficult Situation; and espe- ...