... Court, 125, High Street, Borough. Subject-The Devil; and a defence of his cha- racter. After the Lecture, an opportunity of speaking will be afforded to any of the audience desiring it. Adcmission, One Penny. Hour, half-past Six. THE EEPUD3LZCAN5 Or, Radical ...

... despise all poplartuiny that is based en delusion, and oar motto is- Let the Guardian perish the moment it shall cease to speak the truth. The working classes have been alwvays ruined by impostors. I TO THE ELECT'ORS OF FINSBURY A sRIKINGLTKtNES of THOMAS ...

... own wrongs, nor will they permit a contemptible faction to do so. The Editor of Tux POLITICAL MAoGAZINea will not further speak of himself than to say, that ie has sacrificed every thing-even hls personal liberty-to accelerate the progress of popular ...

... Periodical, to be T first published on the 'A8th of January, Price Two-Pence. This Periodical will be purely Political; it will speak daggers but use none.-It will advise the separation of the People from the Aristocracy; each portion of Society must shift ...

... respecting the alleged persecution from a respectable source, but as Mr. Mor- rison contradicts it, and as I never desire to speak or publish any thing to implicate thse characters of others which is not strictly true, I cheerfull give insertion to thsis ...

... will be very happy to give him a space in ear eolomos occasionally. We committed an error last week in the leading article, Speaking of Morrison. the shopocrat of Fore-street, we said he put by every week 50,000 out of his profits. Whether this was our own ...

... interposition of his fife, who fortunately pre- vented her husband from seizing a gun for the purpoie. If this stosy be true it speaks volumes for the clerical profession. The namesef the tradesman is Jesse Bartlett. TO THE INHABITANTS OF BETHNAL GREEN. EADING ...

... have been, kept from actual starvation. Of the value and importance of a free: and anfettered press, the (Committee need not ,speak'; it is admitted and 'appreciated by all &ercpting those who' dieaa the effects of'l'kiowledge, from sordid and selfish 'motivesT' ...

... poet and the politician; they are strong breathings of the spirit waich is abroad among the operatives-s spirit whiech will speak with many tonpues, and bythe months of apostles not easily ?? Repocsitery. It is evi4iefltj a striking light among the ' signs ...

... promote, without at present giving any opinion On the legality or illegality of the Meeting. The Committee feel anthorised to speak of the efficient defence of the parties accused, as one of pa- ramount public' importance.; They are poor men, most of them ...

... obliged toI 'John Warden,'of Bolton, for his letter asd good opinion, and should be glad to see such a society, as the one he speaks of, established in the metropolis. We shall be able to effect nothing, hoPwcr, till the stamp duties are removed; so thot ...

... of England. By JOHN MILTON, Altitk aParadiseo.- This is trye Liberty, when freeborn men, Having to diisot e psalii, may .speak free,' 1Whch he who dan, sad will, deserves high praise; -Wis neither can, nor'will, may hold his peace; What- can lie jastet ...