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... condition of existence; and ewhen words fail they are apt to betah'e themselves I'to blows-as d the people of France and America. XThe small pittance of power doled out to the people rof Great Britain by the Reform Bill, in return for Ithe petitioning ...
... the people and ask r, them for their support, and he was sure it would be q given her. He had heard about the President of America having £X,000 a year, he would allow the E Queen £10,000, and with that he thought she might p be satisfied.-(Cheers.) He ...
... boundary question, the trade of the upper province, its wheat, its tim- ber, and its millions of acres of the best land in North America, and especially of the interest of Butlalo, in the present struggle. They had little to contend with-a few thousand men would ...
... Gargunnock. JAMES J. DUNCAN, ?? ?? Manager. The Metellus effects Insurances in Great Britain, the East and West Indlies, America, on the Continent of Europe, at Premiums correspond- ing to the Risk incurred. BLACKBURN & HOPPS, Solicitors, Agents for Leeds ...
... the present Position of the.Owenites or Rationalists Considered, together with Miss Martinean's Account of Commu nities in America. Just published, Price Threepence, TRACTS on REPUBLICAN aOVERNMENT and NATIONAL EDUCATION. BY R. D. OwEN and FRANCIS WRIGHT ...
... statute oh Parlia- ment tor the' purpe, as they said, of quieting his lajesty's shjecie hi hlis Matjesty's plantatihns in North Ame~rica. By this statute there Was a solemn . delrhatloio tha t Bfltain would never tax the colonies, nor apply the proceeds of any ...
... present position of the Owenites, or Rationalists considered: together with Miss Martineau's Account of Com- munities in America. By Samuel Bower. Price One-penny. COMMUNITY, a DRAMA, by the Rev. Josegh Marriott. Price Four-pence. LbTTER ADDRESSED TO ...
... them- selves in a most praiseworthy manner; and on the two great occasions of the .wir which endedjin the independence of America and in the war with France the Canadians name forward' with loyalty and zeal' to show their affection for, this country. (Cheers ...
... 1 it that tei.c Thiere were several otlier acts ofviolence ed eone under that secret committee. Two men were e- a-sut to America at the expease of the trade that es' tviress consideredhad commfitted au act ofvioleuce. Lt t I t wnaifs a Woman's house that ...
... but starved to'death. ?? Some time after this, being teased and wvoriiedk t go to Lanacashire, Yorksliire, or America, he choose to go to America; and this w'as called a voluntary convent. whdn 'the maii sdtlril1 declared he waa; driven to do this by the ...
... would not protract the discussion, but would put an end to it 10 Oine word. W~hat was that P' asked. his Lord- ship. 1' America, replied Captain Wood; and lie would refer all men of every rank who doubted the propriety of the extension of the Suffrage ...
... present Position of the Owenites or Rlationalists Considered, together with Miss Martinean's Accousit of Comma nities in America. Just published, Price Threepence, TRACTS on REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT and NATIONAL EDUCATION. By R. D. OwrN and FRANCIS WIeUrT ...