been then living to discover the imposition. The young man had all along exhibited the most creditable feeling, and, under the belief that her statement to him was correct, he had, although in poor circumstances, contrived to raise five pounds, which sum he had paid in order to

and JAMES P. COBBETT. The Trade should observe, that other Works have been put forth which bear nearly the same title as the above. These SELECTIONS have the names of the Editors on the Wrapper of each Number and Part. Published by Anne Cobbett, 10, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street.

The growth of Petty Sessions in this country has tended to the growth of another commodity, of which there was no lack before, nor, sooth to say, much use at any time. I mean forensic wit, whereof a goodly crop buddeth forth from the weekly exercise mud collision of genius and i

No. VI. Having in former numbers given such facts and information respecting your state and condition as my limited means enabled me to collect, I shall now proceed to give you my opinions regarding the chief causes of your misery and degradation. And here let me premise, that h

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Miss Bruford, who was detected last week in purloining a pair of small tortoiseshell combs from the shop of Mr. Walton, a jeweller, in Ludgate-street, attended to meet any fresh charge of shoplifting that might be made against her. She was brought to this office on Thursday, and

u, Itc_ t SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1836. serve the lives of the multitude by the sacrifice of their own, so now till the maintainers of that principle which alone makes life worth the having—the great principle of equality—so now will victim after victim be ready for the self-immolation

TITHES IN TOWN !-Mr. Bell, the professional adviser of the rector of St. Andrew's. Holborn, represented that, notwithstanding the magistrates' order, many of the persons still refused to pay tithes, and he therefore requested that distress warrants might issue. Mr. Laing observe

Resolution was unanimously passed. That this Meeting stand adjourned till Tuesday Evening next, Aiii•ust 23,1836, and, in the event of no Seizures taking place, that the Society be then dissolved, and the Funds divided; and that all persons having claims on the Society be reques

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