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... enter the court as a miller; and I have a presage that the result will be much to your satisfaction.” The miller knew better than to press an inquiry into the motives of his guest; his request, he said, should be complied with. Next morning, the stranger doffed his handsome suit of black, and arraying himself in the miller’s working suit, well incrusted with flour, a corresponding broad ...

... €ivml NATION TO LOVE LIBERTY. IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE KNOWS IT; AND TO BE FREE, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE WILLS IT.” „FOB A M. Be La Fayette. Suffrage, Annual parliaments, ®ote Ballot, Progertg @naltficattonS, Pigment of fHembers, & (glectoral districts Price One-Halfpenny. No. 24. WEisgovernment, and Means of Redress- cup of ale diminished —every glass of spirits retrenched—every cup of tea ...

... Being the Outline of an Act to provide for the just Representation of the People of Great Britain and Ireland in the Commons’ House of Parliament: embracing the Principles of Universal Suffrage, Property Qualification, Annual Parliaments, Equal Representation, Payment of Members, and Vote by Ballot, Prepared by a Committee of twelve persons, six Members of Parliament and six Members of the ...

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... it in virtue of acts of the late parliaments, and to give to the fundholders, out of the taxes, nothing beyond these proceeds. 8. To make equal adjustment with respect to the pecuniary contracts between man and man, and thereby rectify, far as practicable, the wrongs and ruin inflicted on thousands upon thousands of virtuous families by the arbitrary changes made by acts of the late ...

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... Glasgow, Saturday, September 18, 1841. Price Ok e-Halfpenny. No. 104. INFLUENCE OF THE Chartist Circular ON THE HABITS OF THE PEOPLE OF SCOTLAND. It is now two years since the tittle Circular commenced its career ; and during that time we will venture to assert that no periodical in this country has been a more welcome visitor in cots where poor men 'dwell” than the Chartist Circular, as it ...

... When the British ships under Lord Nelson were bearing down to attack the combined fleet oft' Trafalgar, the first Lieutenant of the Revenge, on going round to see that all hands were at quarters, observed one of the men devoutly kneeling at the side of his gun. So very unusual an attitude in an h.nglish sailor exciting his surprise and curiosity, he went and asked the man if he was afraid. ...

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... ” v ,„„ T0 , libsrtv. is sufficient that she knows it, and to be free, it is sufficient that she wills it.- M. De La Fayette. amim-sal ©Rrlfaomtt. ®.t» Ballot, X. ®ualitotionS, payment JHomlm-s. to igl«loral i3attifts. Price One-Halfpenny No. 15. ——r~i n —i compatible with the constitution; and farther, to assert the ancient rij/ht of the people to possess and bear arms for the defence of ...

... A Tale of the First French Revolution. the summit of a bold and commanding cliff, on the ■wild banks of the Tsere, in Dauphiny, are the rums of an ancient castle, which appears to have fallen into decay not the gradual hand of time, but by some sudden and violent revolution. The walls are blackened by fire, and and the stones appear to have been forced asunder with batterin'* rams, or ...