... of justice towards the stamped press of the country. which was suffering the most grievous injury from the circulation of unstamped newspapers, of which upwarcla of 250,000 were circulated weekly. It was said, why not put down the unstampedl Government ...

... Hume has consented to take the chair. F. O'CONNOR AND THE UNSTAMPED. , (From a Letter to Dr. Wade.) THIS 15 a noble county, the people are well informed through the medium of the glorious Unstamped, to suppress the circulation of which I find that active ...

... mankind.—True Sun. TO THE EDITOR THE RADICAL. SIR,—As you have patriotically advocated the causes of the victims of the unstamped press, I beg to inform you that I recently visited Mr. Cleave, and trust I shall not improperly unveil the secrets of the ...

... one of its most beautiful and fundamental principles. Yes, this very government who are incarcerating the venders of the unstamped, destroying their trades, breaking up their homes, and driving them to desperation, for the purpose of upholding a set of ...

... there must be a considerable amount of capital sunk, when the/ stamp is imposed, not now demanded from the publisher of an unstamped paper. At present, a mere supply of paper, from week to week, will suffice for the demand, but when the paper has te be ...

... material alteration in the sale of Ne Widow J. Smith fondly hope, that the exertions of her late' which commenced with the Unstamped 'wVar, and her OM efforts in behalf of the toiling millions, will insure to her , ance of that patronage which it will be ...

... setting knowledge free ; but how tl'.e stamped press conductors are more responsible than they would be if their papers were unstamped, we cannot very well see. However, hear the two classes more elaborately described. You may be weak enough to believe the ...

... an unstamped press. In this report the following passage occurs:— They were received by the Chancellor wiqi his usual politeness; and, in answer to their demand, he replied, that it Was unnecessary to urge upon him :he importance of an unstamped press ...

... numerously attended. Mr. Marshall was called to the chair, and opened the business of the meeting, which was a free and unstamped press. Into the merits of this sub, ject went Mr. Maeconnell, Dr. Webb, Mr. Savage, Mr. Edmonds, and others, and presented ...

... vending unstamped newspapers in the district of this office. Mr. Woofer attended on the part of the defendant. Smith deposed that on Saturday evening last, in consequence of information he had received, that there was an immense number of unstamped newspapers ...

... be could assure them it was a fact, that agencies were already established in Eagland and Ireland for the sale ot these unstamped newspapers. This plat) would succeed (hear, hear), and he, for his part, believed that there were some gentlemen present ...

... of the manufacturers and protect the children, let them do as they found no difficulty in proposing N do in the case of unstamped newspapers—make the law more stringent and severe. Is it because the mill-owners will not obey a just, and humane, and necessary ...