... u Be?ke fr eir?tetnpora1iti?s. Speecji of Hern?YW?dx?f? x A ' - TO TA HAMPSHIRE- AARSiM iN * * Q s ; ,; i t F ~~0 .1 Kensinsfar,18Pk Juy, 1827. `;De Yo4 remember* tbaX,'; thv ve ?I8I7, you cam,1 - ft ?? £0 Hugt en carry, at a .cdnntk uiettiig, an eaas- t tb'l Regent and now King, whic aa.l wai intended to glve Coun. Lbnance lo, and even to juitiry, the juist then past, orjassing; 40o sspend- ...

... RUSKNC : ANNa At:Ni, ?. ?? UNDT I BURDETTA¾CaI.' CB'. MY fonmespovdent;& B. may- be well masosoures;th th4 edag'pf Bu!.rdettwitk Canindi&.notes3- cape me. L is o.wa~notherp; hut, the thing .was poetryomp. e wikaout him. Here w i tt 4eAu4lly atj Crit qcttwlay iceding a helping mouth in thatl eatingand drinking out of the public money,' for which he hid eensured this- very man, with whao' ...

... Htis ' Ow~d C'OM* e~ efedi TWO - PARTS&- -The F1 m ART, prne 4s. '6& in boards, nntahins tht AN 4blF that iinitatit Event, aidtra~s it, i4t its eodiqlerces,?dowu to the present day,_Vroving, r- ably t the- title f thi -work;ltbat the evf i ve and .dgddib6e iiazn iw- ~It' ~People otf E3nglwd and frelaiid. he SlECOl!ND PARTj Wpce &. 6;, eoiittaius -a Lis6 ~f; the- Abbeys, Priories, and other ...

... S ;: I I - ' -: . I I- ' I I ENIk ;i . A i 9 the Register of the week febre lat, 1 said, ibat 5 hao te-third of July, :gathered 'a good large dish of KIDNEYi (ot French) - BEANS, from one CI the sorts of my Amierzeav S&eet growing in the natural ground. ;On the 6t of July 1 gathereA' zeady- a busheli' not 4Imperial, not that deplorable bombast, but W ichester bnihel, whieh were sold At ...

... i§ p S me >w-it ., iiQ.. ?? t# p s' -'ii - ?? pj if Iok, ^tth ,.w+ lbt'erSXi; 11~tlY90% t~a ctitallly 'dEefaid ty my party, jhdit h Ir biad dtii'i any meas I steaee at BMW ?? t AsM {k:I fee?tua- ?? m i d h vag M16 O awtyild U1 i -d/Af IISISI-eF ;fRl SF AF aM{ 8'f iy ui{it nd hqand. ;Euipuidt1 &S;uii +4e; :6 5 11 *hal eaiileifi 0tiweif 'With Mind; 4Afe w 61d §u fil MF# 4HulffM p.Xub~ig: i--t ...

... SPITALFIELDS PETITION, EI have seen, that the Lords Commissioners, in their Speech to the Parliament, speak of the re-, vival of prosperiy amongst the snauulfaeturers. Read the Pe- tition, presented on the part of, those ot Spitalfields, and that,| too, so lately as in. the monlth of Mby. Strong as is their descrip- tion on their sufferings, - do not believe, that it' comes up to the reality. ...

... If the Devil himself had been consulted, as to the best and most efectual way of enslaving a nation, he would have said, Divide the people into a score or two of religious sects; each pretending to, be wiser and more pious than all the others put together-RGisTEit, Vol. IX. p. 154. NEW, CHURCHES.!- Kensingtonw,25th July, M. I WAS, this week, about to give another gentle twist douw to ...

... PROTESTANT RE FORMATI ON. Tnis work, as 1ar as the His- tory -of the event was concerned, itad been finished for some time. It consists of 16 !Nuwbers, making' ,ose 'vollme of 384 pages, very close -print, price, in boards, 4s. 1d, But, I have now to speak of the SECOND PART, long pro- mised, and now printed. The FIrSr PART has been translated into French at Paris, -and. -there. published; ...

... COBBETT'S , NURSERY GROUND. Jack of all Trades, some one may say; but, no one can add, c master of none. Yes, I am proud; I must be proud to see .Men, not afraid of God, afraid of me. But, I am still more proud of my Nursery-Ground, which, was, for the greater part, a rough and sour meadow in Marcb, 1823; and now, on about four acres of land, disposed in about four hundred and flfiy ...

... ABBEYS AND PR[ORIES, IN the last Register, I annontced my intention to publish, in this Register, the whole of my INTRODUCTION to -this SECOND PART of the PROTESTANT REFORMATION. This I now do,, putting the TITLE. of the Volume at the head. This is deemed by me the most, Important sub- ject, that can, at this moment, come before the nation. * TOE PROTESTANT REFORMATION, -PAlr? SEC01M ...

... :> ?? 3 , V.; iW5Y k4inrthe last Dletaffir Eelids hIz. -Me tft to ttpfrtf JOTTV S isaihaper; ~ddit~t'*iA a. &M~d10DOPIQE~hJ1IWt' 9tslpeeeS artlh~i dinnei~ven ,i* - 6t*9,2 I r-e- panii.steh.snj g^eltbhtiS Olin$ A --Kt*dda ...

... SQUASHES AND INDIAN CORN. VEGETABLE MAR. ~ROW ! What fine names we, In our highly intellectual state, aN Dr. BIBECK and his associ- |atei Brougham, calls it; what fine Tames- we give to very common things ! The vegetable mar- rTAM ' is neither more nor less -*an the fruit of the plant, which, in- the countries where it ts com- monly grown, is called the SQUASH; but, Squash is an ugly, ...