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Cobbett's Weekly Political Register
THE POOR-LAW PROJECT
... l I UAYv this bill; but I will not now 4ltternpt an analysis of it, chiel-y because I have not duly considered the extent of -all its terrible consequences if attempted ta be carried into: execution. It is a sort of Austrian project: a scheme for bringing everv thing und every body -iithin the control, the immediate con- trol, of the kingly part of the Govern- mellt. ThiS bill will totally ...
DISSENTERS DEPUTATION TO EARL GREY
... I WILL first insert the account as l find it in the newspapers, which is as follows: INTERVIEW OF THE DEPUTATI.wj OF DISSENTERS FROM GLASGOW WITH EARL GREY. Yesterday morning, at twelve o'clock, the deputation, consisting of the Rev. Dr. Heugh, the Rev. Andrew Marshall, and James Johnston, Esq., were intro- duced by James Oswald, Esq., M.P., to Earl Grey. Mr. Oswald immediately retired, and ...
NATIONAL REGENERATION SOCIETY
... NATIONAL REGENER1ATION I ~~~SOC IETY. (Concluded from page 188.) time to time, suade to reduce wages below the level, by which, with mode- rate exertion, a comfortable subsist- ence may be gained, as well as to pre- vent their imposing hours of labour and confinement beyond what are gene- rally considered to be reasonable and proper upon the people under their control. This is carried to an ...
METROPOLITAN TODDLE!
... _ . -R W- . L tVI _ U :, ?? 4 LE 'Wns a-vnewspperio so 'suchde-- *dined' ?? hadlyvteke able tareel fiidsg~aintesstitf;rwithtsoffe other )sps.er, i sdnmewhatk the same state: tilhus it; wa&uitimt'he ut ?? anti the: 'Sun, the Bqritish Press ThW~li'tfie ¼WWWVel~esrj~ nab tfihen the ?? :state,. tk ,,Sometiles there is a --ttlffe ofive or six, or- ten. - N&iitAlri u&'do s etntiresy; ...
TO THE EARL OF RADNOR
... I . JARD*:S.A w it .. pnr.,tube y,, afor *Xb t%; s&$ tha.¾1 YE #r4e,iswh -BASree p a~in ,,oft Ake,-si rqld ?? ?? ?? %,;,jrvoue.,,,rdsjpp; aipd:if LfobIwdqfiffq~t *Il, ~tipJAogd grpteft Iu.Ro~ser. ?? 4ktt..ryj Xsd tje ..a.ccen hapq,4a-kew ?? pteyvn~t 4itwhigqhi +.kb?4Ii;d, wlike wvisecuea;4n m't lae RYt~ jpyoSfi3, WkO mugi i~ll~toS, Xhtol ,eavto, qgp tiqp dm,e- ;p*ay; wq rp~eg PP4}.Y~& v9J1W- ...
RURAL MATTERS
... 1: . RURAL MATTER.S al S [I THE following is the copy of a- letter whih I hlave just sefnt to a gentleman whib asked se to give him sorie account oif thie Cobbett-corrt.' The seasonf is ap. pr6aching when those who intend to plant this corn, ought to provide them- selves with seed; but: insert the letter here as containing nmatter useful to every person in. England - and useful at all times. I ...
LABOUR-RATE
... A MOST IMPORTANT MATTER! I Tow Poor-Law Commissioners have put forth their anathema against this F law. The following is a letter addressed [to Lord ALTUORP on the subhject, by Mr. J. M. PAINE, of my native town of Farnharn. I entirely agree with MIr. Pli~NE; and am] not a little proud to see proof of so mach ability antI so much zeal, and to hear so much good sense from one of my townsmen; ...
WORKING MAN'S MEETING
... WORKING IMAN'S MEETING. ORGANIZATION OF THE WORKING MEN OPPOSED TO PAPER MONEY. (From tlre Wioring Man's Advocate.) At an adjourned public meeting of working men opposed to paper-money and banking, and to all licensed mono- polies, held at Military-hall, Bowery, New York, 15. May, 1834, Joel-Curtis was called to the chair, George H. E vans and Dr5' Crocheron were appointed vice- presidents, ...
REPEAL OF THE UNION
... CRPE4tL OF. THE UNION. F :okTna, 15. r 183-i IT is useless foi ime to repine at not having~ been present to vote in the mni- .:tority ~nnthis question ; but it may not be entirely tiselets for me to state the reasOeSo, or, at. least, somne of themn, which would have induced me to give liat vote. I have never been able5' ior one single momentt, to Ieok upon freiand or Scot- land, otther than ...
AMERICAN CURRENCY QUESTION
... AMERICAN MHOW . . . ESTI aN. S' D'1amn them t~hely ?? ?? men-of Amea) astarveh bank-notes .. oewU paysorie ofthm when lthey are bungr, and ;ithy iil shootat the-rest'd mae ems mitjuietl~'toig g-orerbment fit fat a gen tlemanal Sn J~lve'i ?? ''SA . see-by a late Lndon. p ate threat quot'ed aboveli% inte ab : American proisekr'intty, inl February jast ...
SIR FRANCIS BURDETT
... SliFRA-C B E.r iv-4 I Mnthe ?? l 'ang , ?? ;M) .lI- nistrylt, Fas s 1&&4 swr pears-theQlQ ho& ' ?? x$t,.y.,cbj ...