... tlhe following extract is taken from a work re- eently published, edtitled, On the Use and Abuse of Popular Sports and Exercises, resembling those at of the Greeks and Romans, as a national Object. By S. A. BRADSLLY, M. D. Vice-President of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society. ---Having, as the readers of the Political Register will have observed, lately made some ...

... I HAV received an account from Mr. IRALaEY of LIvFo POOL,, enabling me to state the price of the Italian clover seed; and I have come to this determination with regard to the price, which will be as follows: For a single pound ?? IJ. 6d. For ten pouuds ?? 12s. 6d. For twenty pound ?? 22s. id. For thirty pounds or upwards Is. per pound. I mentioned in my former Register, that I had seen this ...

... PR E FO RM BI 1 L L. Kensifrzti, 6 th July, lR31. To.'iotxoRw being the day for the trial of the AlieralTWhig prosecutions I hla'e not time, and shall have no time to-morrow, to Wivte much with My own pen. I cannot, however, refrain from showing up the sincerity of those liberaf Whigs with regard even to this mea- sure of Parliamentary Reform. It seems Ahat the Bill, if:.it had passed ...

... BOXIS. To Ms. COBSETT. Oxford, ftober 7,1827. SM ,-I am confident. there is no man.whose.bosom..isennobled by the genuine feejings.ofaiw Englishman, who can. have-read your observations on the practice ;of boxing-,without admitting, in ,the-nain, the justice ofyour ob- servations, and. glorying in. the spirit that they express. But many, I should think, would be desirous of knowing to what ...