THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZEITE, 
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They slurred over the falsehoods uttered by their party. ' They | n y diim po Ae d MAN ih friv olona T5 does K БЕ | onae еа. take one part, don't omit {ы 
justified the evil deeds committed by their party. They in: nt many m 
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al s to blacken Š * © шов | aro, now about б send a fleet us пе Purpose of tnter к= . LINDSAY, ] 
I "blind. rinde of hd eR td wie ct S S of Mexico, a co with which, pow in llo үз о AXAN Eas Sunderland ү 
RUE теу алы and as follows on Admiralty Managemen i, 
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sank underthe sceptre of a tyrant, and fell into the arms of | the .most degraded population in the топа, we have | Re 
а tyrant. Why not app'y these things to our own eel acie ben oid Mie NS dE уа enon Bor wien у ed датта 5 PEL TIT 
i t i th non-intervention. „ yea nes 
ness of many for the p of tho few." The people were | | вдалу threw off the zoko i z Аа ает individuals in En ngland |t | had i spont a ues 85-де m 
nothing but the dupes of party. Faction lived entirely | su plied a large sum о? to t Gov be gerit the | pe Шош 
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b ing of кон as an innovation. It meant | Мы өе е "má country to ке the пшн of the bond- 
оп, а, that it holdersin Mex the nd пау 
р ible ү have politics ае arty. Now, he denied | of this. country КОЕ yed to A bad deb bis but tt A t se wd tios amie period, an 
that, and believed 125 impossible to have any true system of | to be the case now, ДР we are going to send forth à tho f think Е Ке provisions, an da Lan thai) 
ities whilst the p: А Бабан ш gland to solle ct the debts of the bondholder t ever, must be a 
the case in England in former times—in the times оЁ:опг fore- Parliament es been sitting no such expedition would be sent | © 
fathers? It might be said they were rude, butat least they | out for that purpose, for the лаат теза is too yol Pes 
were honest. What was the course pursued in those days? | tila ito "i One word more. І сап Aa n bea: t 
The King called to his counsels every one who en hende for | favourable reports which I have se ide [^ ће papers res pec e people 
his abilities and distinguished for his integrity. the Privy ae the state of Ireland, for - i. recent visit do that country T rose, baldas the voti 
Council the peer met the ATE and the погоди, and | saw that the crops of whe at wi ext to nothing, th. сазе 950, 000L., bé ог the instaln 
eme affairs of State They all met in secre barley ни bad, and the » Potatoes altogether rotten ; and МЕНТ. Не 
council, and whatever their "politica biases, they gave their | ther ery reason io believe that that unfortunate бойуу ^ 
сою ' counsel to the Sovereign. The course which they | in ie WB winter will again bem nie a scarcity of food. 
adopted was founded on the ошса of every political creed, and | Nor are the accounts from Scotlan all favou: нда. во that I 
аа not become the war-cry of any party. Such days as | am sorry that the sarne йр cannot ms ade with d 
these Y атг never occur “о Pid u such occasions Bos to other pm of ies United Kingdom ы have iur =з i ai 5 
as the t all might be ende might set aside all with regard to ahin England. I feel however е EGTA ж fice en and 
party Lnd and live in harmony." spassin; nyon овдо and I will they di d. ког, “паек р лр d 
th ет ту conclude by inpr ot that at all times my efforts "d st m M 555 füólers Í Some 
Lord ExrrzrD, M. P., presided over the festival of | ала сыы ез will be used to the utmost for your ben Еа па France шон ОСА, Dg Опар Mi Ё. аа - 
ihe зере Middlesex Agrionltural Бозны on Wed- | advantage. i 
nesday at Hounslow, and delivered on cx blic „Тив RiGHT How. Sz Јонх COLERIDGE, at the 
Affairs, from which the following are e extr acts: nual menig of the a re ашыны pon бий H f 
^ At the close of every session of Parliament they generally fadə ы following remarks о ,000, d } 
had one pleasant and one dark wo of ЖУР picture. "one p TUS Minute: abe; ad of ui maritimi 
had been done and one of what had b undon he Spei inem e than d hat shoi tbe 
ark si е а ; з. үү think that in the present year the claims of the СЕЕ оа) questions no government "x : 
disturb the general у; and the longer he sat in the вос ty stand memi open to support, and call for a unt of attention. зро terrible civil war in 
House of Commons the more he was impressed with the belief assistance АМ tyon pay have to give. I will, побег Деу. pon воо of itimi 
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hon. member for Kendal eagerly and respectfully | one of you has heard of—I am sure the parochial clergy 
listened to. Ifit was а Gon tela] subject, the members for | go along with me in saying that they have heard o 
Liverpool, Manchester, e Stoc пере ort Малшы listened to "e the | some degree of alarm a certai i i 
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Б ы. h the press one something | consider what the. Pon t of that is upon one institution—upon 
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for y you must try a great question in a broad way. If you find | train 
that that which was Ted. and negligent, and indolent before, is 
It was the united sen f the House f Com mons that de-| now founded on a well- known principle that is active in its 
clared unanimously t that о ducat a subject should not com of go ha 
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were then in that room, he looked with satisfaction at | fro: ill for his | EDglishmen in their 
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. them 1 A Е са. ТЬ liberty had collapsed. Не | assistance of the соны ленд е „евз we, the аве —= Lu 
gestes ey der the hands of ism ; and w publie, and the coun ш t lar to assist it : xt 
Mp rs were entered into is country ав а | more liberally than Ме hitherto. бае. * received, as City ЕД, wh 
outdoor relief А Ба Fugit хот made vat gter societies did, eren appeared to be a great shock by the 2s BRITISH LT 
Г » He | withdrawal of the Queen's tn which "udi to roduce 90007. ARKET, AY.— З 
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plained o; nor ever shall. stand upo 
be deseris геа їп соті не хуһеп- | merits and upon our own exertions. and. let us remember this, | 7th November; Bank St tock, 281 05 tot xi 
К саканы. А country was imperilled." that the money which came from the Queen's letter came out атбай "dd New Three per Cents; to for fro 
Р S TM P. v m | soe - of inm or та Y^ TY much to ask, if r Cent. S 03 ; to 
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he рага of е „Lincolnshire Association at | for the Propagation of the бо pelin Foreign p y IM Ditto Scrip, 1038; Di Ba 
та: tham made the following remarks on the Mexican | exertions has met its loss, and I think the public ought to take | Five and а Half per Cen: de 
Intervention and gener iti re that the National Society and the other societies should. Exchequer Bills, March, 3s. йз 
Ы сатат Fi not suffer by the loss of the Queen's letters or iminished q — FOREIG: е 
А а ^ed arge and imposing power governed by a | grants of the Privy Council. Let it come in а gracious stream - to 6s. prem. ew 
Б руз са e r that Шил сан fathom his = charit j Jet it comein a sha; н x стона contributions per Cents., 85; n "uer r Ne ect, 26 to i е 
extraordina: Ещ €— ves, instea. a nofour ents., Turkish 
movement Мов has taken place throughout England, and | tax do, therefore, hope that булыу! yu u wil chin that "de As £5. аге EX tt, in 
ie o = nee large number of the D aede. n ses i the National Society is entitled t ry great consideration. Three p: т ; LE 
Bis of 4 olunteer movement. ere is grea t| I look forward, dder the а е ийчи of the case, a r Асс „ 79} to 2 
that lid Aere ad 2 which we have always } at amity | to the new code of law whi еп promulgated by the 6. 1 A 
т nest province torn from it—I allude to the Government having this serious and distressing effect upon u ————= ; the 
Aee Tobre шы; and Hungary, another portion of her| Wil you f. me-as refe has been made to me j шү 
ЛР Жш, "he or revolt, ready throw off the yoke of | in the report—in saying that I took part in ming what is tte of hee get. i “| 
bind эмн е io d are struggling in the һе chains that | called the “Education Report?” I was one of the Cobos: базе де 
binda fi & с 2 eed empire. inan like | sioners, and I have heard it put forward that, with the view to — BANKRUPIS M. я 
cx que ggling to be free, but unhappily st ruggling тту out the recommendations of their report, this step with Y irkenhead, Cheshire, ip bius ы 
Y think that ic Vy matters which must occupy Ае an pect to the minute has been taken, I think that this is ex UN Tailor and gU How. Pis элү 
"itle cour = vd the credit of the Parliament and of the | most unfair. Those who take the trouble to read the report ir mmy Бы y 0. Новев e, рар f 7 
doing all IgA tha 26 ORAE Teri Ad affairs ^ & will T сеч recommendations, all of which will go to fo LUN i E ^ 
. 'vernmen а ofthe whole. It is therefore unfair і 
n, enatie А еее jy Position of this country | the others, and then say that y u are acting on the recommen. M 
1 eager A world. But I must Say that | dations of t ot mmissioners. I disclaim it entirely,- I, for one, et 
Abas T. ment that after the Government, | am n" о stand y them-—subject, of course, to having our 
: ad avowed as its principle -i eene pica oe ii De 
in . countries, m principle non-intervention | errors We do not suppose that we are inf: ible, 
i de zs нс ving levied а ninepenny їпсошә | or thatit b гче M А possible to make mistakes, This І вау, 
ese war, which I always thought ! ** Don' tatributeto the Education n Commissioners anything that 
