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    Printed by C, And W. JUtttjcu., Little Pulteney street.

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    128 Notes of the Month.

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    NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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    of both countries should be of both religions ? And why not ? It is as easy to effect this , as any other moral absurdity . The same article also contains this choice sentence . " The clamourers for justice to

    Ireland" once taught to feel what justice is , would soon learn to control their vaulting , ambition" How high and romantic the leap up to such a thing as * justice' appears to the Tory mind ! Thus the clamourers , once taught to feel what a bayonet is , will soon learn to control their upward leapings according to the English law , both in religion and politics !

    5 . Middlesex Reform Dinner . — " There can be no better evidence , " says the Globe , " of the contrast between the spirit of opposite parties than the very different way in which they deal with facts in describing the proceedings of their party opponents . The Liberals never show the slightest wish to detract from the " imposing array " at Conservative festivals . The Standard , of course , endorses the flat lie of

    the Times , that the numbers at the Drury Lane dinner did not exceed 800 , and exults greatly that the covers were not laid for more than the place would hold . " The Herald , it seems , was disposed to be overliberal , for it placed the number at 1 , 500 , which much exceeded the estimates of the Chronicle and other Whig papers . The whole affair went off in very satisfactory style , public spirit being demonstrated rather than the Bacchanalian spirit in which the Tories rejoice . But mark this

    difference of opinion and the cause !— " The dinner , " says the Zeta ( not eater ) of the Morning Post , " may have been good ; upon this point I am not competent to speak , not having been one of the fortunate holders of a gratis ticket ; " and Zeta then revengefully adds—" but I say again , that the Grand Middlesex Reform Meeting was a decided and most miserable failure . " How hungry this man must have been !

    The Morning Advertiser gives a good reason why such gentry as Zeta are not presented with a ticket for Radical dinners ; " the Tories never could eat and drink like other people , —in moderation . " But Zeta ' s will was good , and his disappointment and envy have thus made his gnawing party spirit as rabid as his gastric demon .

    Printed By C, And W. Jutttjcu., Little Pulteney Street.

    Printed by C , And W . JUtttjcu ., Little Pulteney street .

    128 Notes Of The Month.

    128 Notes of the Month .

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    Mr T . K . Edmonds , forgetful of the mathematical " hearing " he received in 1831 from the ' Philosophical Magazine , ' has again shone forth in similar illiberalities and errors . We shall attend to him next month . An Old Subscriber is informed that the practical advantage gained by the Queen of Spain in the recent affair at Bilboa is far less than he conjectures . But ere long there will probably be another conflict , equally favourable , to the Christinos . These small successes have at least a good effect Upon the spirits of those gallant unfortunates who are engaged in this wretched civil war .

    We are much obliged by J . R . ' s kind letter ; and also by our friend Taifs communication , which , however , arrived too late . The article b y the author of * Jerningham ' next month ; the poetrysigned V . ; the Sonnets by A . W . ; and the " Militant Church , " if possible . The translation from the German by B . W . is declined with thanks .

    Notice To Correspondents.

    NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 1, 1837, page 128, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1828/page/81/