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CORRECTION a The second in 3 price MEMOIR on the RUINS of By Clandius The in royal A SAMUEL froin on tbe Abase of Charities j an Minutes of Evidence taken the Education TIw 5s Tle Letter may be bad and the I and the or the Equi at once iw w P every morning and evening v Cheshunt every lias his a an fullest confidence encouraging of the superiori teen even public pr consolatory the of the human frequently From this by the related bas retained by In addition to equally Tottenham and Edmonton at and R CLA and if not timely and in the means consulted of AYS original WAGGONS and COACHES to New Hun and all places To and all parts ef every Isle of Jersey Waggons Greenwich and every Tottenham and respectfully acquaint Friends and the will not be A at and paid at lto Sar Saracen 8 HOUSE OF took the Seat for on his to tiu the was pretty generally from a in prating that tke of Lead Mines to POOP The Committees of arid Ways were postponed until ELECTION The SPB AKER that the Petitioners against the Return for of Bristol had not into recognizances required by of tais information the order for the said Petition Was The ih that the requisite re cognizances had not been entered into on the part of James Daley and who had petitioned against the return for the Totn of that al though by the Act of the 53d of the it was imperative upon him to make this instances had particularly with respect to in farther time had been allowed The time for entering iato was enlarged until Tuesday and a similar order was made with regard to the Petition of Denis against the return for the county of Gal the Peti not having y eft into the requisite recog brought np the Report of thV Committee appointed to consider the Assessed Taxes Act and it was ordered that a should be brought in continuing certain parts of the said Act with re spect to the reduction of the duty upon horses employ ed in CORN STUART WORTLEY presented a Petition from the Agriculturists of the West of York praying that measures might be taken to agriculture of the by thp core the motion that the Petition should lie on tbe Sir ROBERT WILSON rose and spoke to the lowing effect I really was wi nopes from what passed in this House on the very first day of the when several Corn Petition were that the gentlemen styling themselves would have their own those Petitions which were known to be then in circula I however disappointed and those Peti tions are creeping into this Houe day after in a short we shall be surprised by the swarm thus imperceptibly It appears to me the Agriculturists do not or will not the temper and condition of the ing or they would never hazard the farther exasperation of feelings which have never been com since the last Corn was passed would thus madly throw a tire brand into combustible once en cannot be extinguished without leaving fearful traces of What claims have the Agriculturists to this special favour from this at the of the labouring classes Can they that when do obtain a high price for their that they ameliorate the condition of the agricultural labourer On the do they confine them to insufficient which they are to eke out with scanty sub and parish relief Do they not do re lying on the power which they have over the greater part as tenants at subjected to ejection from their habitations at a moments notice ing classes are suffering the greatest distress from the high price of They will not submit to starve silently under a system of new pro operating as an additional tax upon bread If Agriculturists the table of this House will be not merely with Coun ter but Petitions against the existing Com difficulty the people are now restrained on the least their Petitions will pour in from every part of the It is to be those Gentlemen of landed property who are too wise and liberal to concur in the projects of the Petitioning will use their influence to persuade them to and think of plans to dimi not to the burthens of the If they will not they will endanger the public and put all property in They withdrew from tbe last contest with great let them not recommence lest they should be involved in a rash and perilous pursuit that may end in their STUART WORTLEY declared that he did not agree with the opinion of the But with regard to the remarks of the gallant he begged to that it was impossible for any Gentleman to stifle those the gallan officer The it should be only for the appointment of a in order that they might have an opportunity of and he could to the presentation of such a Peu
