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Detailed lists, results, guides : 178 wordsIt this been stated in most of the papers that Lord Brougham has become [?] convert to the proposal of vote by ballor[?], and that he owe his conversion to the late Mr Jeremy Bentham. We ...
Article : 390 wordsA Meeting is to take place to-morrow in the City, of the merehants and others engaged in the trade to the United States and our North American Colonies, to take into consideration ...
Article : 241 wordsMr. Cobbett is all alive at the expected collision between the two Houses of Parliament, and hopes to register an explosion. He is therefore, naturally lauding the Bishops to the ...
Article : 553 wordsTHE profits of this Fair are destined to support the funds of the society of Friends of Foreigners in distress. It was opened on Tuesday, and was continued during the week ...
Article : 947 wordsI fully admit the right, and not only the right but the duty, of every man to watch closely and vigilantly, the administration of Law and Justice.—(Speech of the ...
Article : 139 wordsHer Majesty having intimated that it was her intention to be present at St. Paul's yesterday, and afterwards to visit the Mansion House, in complian[?]e with the invitation of the Lord Mayor, a ...
Article : 640 wordsDREADFUL FIRE.—YESTERDAY morning, soon after four o'clock. the neighbourhood of Oxford-street, Hanover square, was alarmed by a cry of fire, on the extensive. ...
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Article : 178 wordsMr R Grant presented a Petition from the Mayor, Civie Anthorities, and other inhabit ants of Cambridge and its [?]cinity, members of the Association of Rational. Ho[?]anity, ...
Article : 199 wordsMr Cobbett explained last night in another epistle. and vehemently abjures all alliance with the Tories; but avows that he will approve and support " anybody" for a whole ...
Article : 372 wordsIMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.—The salicitorGeneral felt great [?] I[?]etance in pressing on the attention of the House at that the hoar [?] o'clock), hot as the subject which he had ...
Article : 1,085 wordsMa T. ATTWOOD. presented a Petition, agreed to at the late Grant Meeting at New Hait Hill, Birmingham, against the Corn Laws, and against all restrictions on the ...
Article : 412 wordsSATURDAY EVENING.—The King and Queen left St. James's at two o'clock this afternoon, on their return to Windsor, partook of a dejeuner at Lord ...
Article : 400 wordsThe old Whipper in of the Conservatives is rarely from his post. His absence from Parliament has been found extremely inconvenient on the few occasions when the Tories have ...
Article : 222 wordsBANE CHAPTER—Mr Secretary Stanley postpoired this subject till Friday next. [?] ...
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The Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828 - 1838), Wed 6 Nov 1833, Page 2
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