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COBBETT'S

Political

WEEKLY REGISTER.

VOLUME XLVII.

FROM JULY 5TH TO SEPTEMBER 27TH 1823, INCLUSIVE.

LONDON:

Printed and published by and for J. M. GOBBETT, 188, Fleet Street.

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Bancroft Library

Contents of Volume XLVII.

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9.-To William Wilberforce, on

the state of the Cotton Factory

Labourers, and on the Speech
of Andrew Ryding, who cut
Horrocks with a cleaver.-Mr.
Hollis's case.-Dr. Collyer.
10.-Rural Ride, through the North
East part of Sussex and all
across Kent, from the Weald
of Sussex, to Dover.

1. July 5th. To the Electors of the

Borough of Southwark, on the

recent humbug celebration of

Purity of Election."-Straw
Plat.-Bourbon War: Letters
laid before Parliament, April
14th 1823.
2.-Bourbon War, and State of
France, compared with that of
England and Ireland.-Ameri-
can Apple-Graffs.-Straw Plat.

3.--To Mr. Brougham, on the 11.

Brewer's Monopoly, and on the

Church Militant. American

Apple-Graffs, and Straw Plat.

-Straw Bonnets.

4. To the dear Corn Farmers, on
the King's Speech, announcing
"the greatest abatement of the
difficulties" of Agriculture.

5. The Parson and the Boy, or the

Fire-Shovel Hats in a bustle.

6.-Rural Ride, from the Wen
across Surry, across the West
of Sussex, and into the South-
East of Hampshire.

7.-Rural Ride, through the South

East of Hampshire,back through

the South-West of Surry, along

the Weald of Surry, and then

over the Surry Hills down to

the Wen.

8.-To Lord Liverpool, on the
Farms to be let in France.-
The Straw work.

Rural Ride, from Dover,

through the Isle of Thanet, by

Canterbury and Faversham,

across to Maidstone, up to

Tonbridge, through the Weald

of Kent, and over the hills by
Westerham and Hays, to the
Wen.

12.-To Mr. Canning, on his new

Speech at Liverpool; and also

. on the Proceedings at the Din-

ner, given to Mr. Brougham at
Glasgow." TheOracle.”—Dr.
Collyer. Another Fire-Shovel
and another Soldier.-Whig

Sagacity. State of the Har-

vest.-Impostor of the Farmer's

Journal. Straw Bonnets.

13.-To Mr. Peel, Letter II. show-

ing that his Bill has not been

carried into effect.-State of
the Harvest.-Messrs. Canning
and Waithman.

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Blaney, Lord, 706.

Blanketteers, the, 344.

Blake, Rev. Charles, evidence of, 302.
Brown, Yates, Esq. evidence of, 302.
Bird, Mr. 399.

Brodie, Rev. Alexander, 320.

Bishops, the King's Letter to the, 602.
Burke's "dews of taxation," 163.
Bowring, Mr. 492.
Bourbons, the, 478.

Botley parson, the hoaxing of, 388.
Bosanquet, Mr. Serjeant, 265.
Bishop and the Soldier, the, 259.
Bishops Waltham, 393.
Bedhampton, 364,

Botley, 385.

Buonaparte, Mr. Joseph, 68.

Bayham Abbey, 593.

Buonaparte, 76. 32.

Burrough, Judge, 578.

Buttress, Elizabeth, evidence of, 288,
William, evidence of, 264.
James, evidence of, 264.

Billinghurst, 333.

Beer Bill. Mr. Brougham's, 130.
Byron, Lord, 790.

Brewer's Monopoly, 129.

Brandreth, 472.

Bonnets, Leghorn, 341.

"Bell's Weekly Messenger," 435.

Bourbon government, 81..

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Borough of Southwark, the, 7. 79.

Blackdown, 343.

Bury St. Edmund's, overseers of, 498.
Burke, pension of, 39.

Burnet, bishop, 415

Buckingham, 465.

Brougham, Mr. 5. 47. 782. 771.

Boniface, Mr. 364.

Burdett, Sir F. 21. 42.

Cadiz, 73. 244.

Canterbury, 656.

Carrigan, Mr. 297. 311.

Catholics, the cause of the, 150.

Castlereagh, Lord, 458. 490.556,
Camden, Marquis, 592.
Calvert, Mr. 3. 133.

Carlile, Mr., shopman of, 257.304.
sister of, 454. 580.

Canning, Mr. 29. 35. 75. 155. 249.
Castlereagh, 85.

"Classic ground of liberty," Sir James Mac-
intosh's, 86.

Chichester, bishop of, 360.

Clarke, Dr. his travels, 460.

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