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VOLUME 78.

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No. 1. Progress in the North. — Sunderland No. 8. Account of Scotland : No. VI.-Politics

Address.—Bath Election.—Paper-Money. in Lancashire.- Westminster Election.-
-Meeting of the Unemployed Workmen Mr. Eagle at Bolton.-Bolton Election.

of Birmingham.-Paper against Gold.

No. 2. Progress in the North. Newcastle No. 9. Westminster Election. To the People

Corporation. - North Shields and Tyne of Oldham and Manchester, and to all our

mouth Address. Northern Political Friends in the North, Scotland always in-

Union's Address to Lord Grey.-Paper cluded.-Burdett Detected.

against Gold.-Mr. Alderman Scales ind

Dr. Lushington.

No. 10. Mr. Cobbett's Address to the Electors

No. 3. Account of Scotland : No. 1.- Advice of the Western Division of Surrey.-West-

to the Chopsticks of the South of England. minster Election.--Mr. Place's Letters to
--Address of the Working Classes of the Electors of Westminster.—Major Cari-
Edinburgh to Mr. Cobbett.-Mr.Cobbett's wright's Exposure of Burdett.-The low-
Answer.-To Baron Potter.-Sir John est thing that this world ever beard of..
Sinclair's Letter.- Paper against Gold.

Alderman Scales. To the Electors of
No. t. Account of Scotland : No. II.-Second

Lambeth.

Address to the Chopsticks of the South

Newmilns Address to Mr. Cobbett. 13. 11. To the Readers of the Register.-
verning of Scotland.-Glasgow Election.

London Election.-Westminster Election.

-To the Electors of: Berkshire:"Lufter 1. -- Marylebone Election.- Finsbury Elec-

-To Correspondants. The kord Player's bion.- Tower Hamlets, Southwark, Lam.

Address.-Eye Water !

'beth, and Greenwich Elections.-Mancbes-

No. 5. Account of Scotland : No. III.-The

ter Election.

Devil Grinding his Teeth and Cursing.-

News for London. -Dissolution of Par. No. 12. To the Cobbettites on the Elections,

liament.-Scotch Representation.-Sir J.

and more particularly those of Oldham and

Maxwell's Address to the Electory of

Manchester.- To the Electors of Oldham.

Paisley.-Renfrew Pledges.—Mr. Fairie's

- Rights of the Labourers.--Mr. Ford.

Address to the Electors of Greenock.

ham's Letter on Boarding and Lodging in

Speech of Mr. Pease.-Paper against Gold.

the Farm Houses.—Mr. Cobbett's Answer.

-Middlesex Election.-Poulett Thomson.

No. 6. Account of Scotland : No. IV.--Ad-

-Paper against Gold.

dress of the Trades of Glasgow to Mr.
Cobbett.—Mr. Cobbett's Answer. -Ad. No 13. Mr. Cobbett's Answer to Mr. Stanley's
dress of Manufacturers of Tolcross.-Glas-

Manifesto.-Poulett Thomson among his
gow Political Union.-Dead-Body Bill.-

“ Constituents at Manchester.-Letter
To the Potters, Shuttleworth, Baxter, and

of Mr. Groves.-Mr. Cobbett's Answer.-
their Mountebank.- Desolating System. Ah, Ah !-Lower still.— The Speaker.-
The Toom Meal Pock.-Glasgow Dinner.

Renfrewshire Election.—Sir Henry Steu-

No.7. Account of Scotland : No. V.-Whig art's Letter on Tree Planting – Public

War.-Account of Scotland.–To the Peo Dinner at Oldham.- Trevor's Defeat at

ple of Oldbam.-South Durham Election. Durham. Wolverhampton Election,

Speech of Mr. Pease.-Carmarthensbire North Lincoln Election.—To Correspond.

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in Middlesex and Surrey, that it would resembles the great THING of all at
almost make one believe that the WESTMINSTER, it can never pay off!
was a young one. As you go over the of Newcastle resembles the city of
former place had bred, and that this so that in all things this famous town
there are the ships innumerable, lying SHIELDSEs resemble those bustling ap:
below the bridge as far as you can see pendages before-mentioned. It is im-
down the river and there are the possible, by the use of any words, to
barges and the boats above the bridge; give an adequate idea of the stir and
and all the same sort of people at work, bustle upon this river, of which there
and all the same sort of work going on seems to be scarcely any square yard of
When you get over the bridge there is water which experiences one half hour
the Thames-street turning round the at a time without something or other

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there is the Custom-house ; and there is

the Billingsgate, only with the fish a
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little fresher, and with fishwomen not
quite so drunken nor quite so nasty;

and there is the “ Fish-street-hill,” just
land No. 8.. Account of Scotland : No. VI.-Politik

as much like “ t'other place" as if it
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in Lancashire.-Westminster Election -
Nir. Eagle at Bolton.-Bolton Electisa,

had been spit out of its mouth, only

that it has not a lying monument as
stle No. 9. Westminster Election. To the People

t'other place has. NEWCASTLE is a
of Oldham and Manchester, and to il ne

really solid fine town ; just such streets
PROGRESS IN THE NORTH.
Friends in the North, Scotland always is

as the city of London; just such shops ;
cluded.-Burdett Detected.

North Shields, 25. Sept. 1832. andjust suchindustrious and busy-looking
No. 10. Mr. Cobbett's Address to the Elect

I came bere this forenoon, and am to people. Nor is it (worse is its luck!)
of the Western Division of Surrey-W lecture at the theatre this evening. This destitute of a corporation, yielding, as

minster Election.--Mr. Place's Letters to place is about eight miles from New- far as I can find, in point of wisdom,
of the Electors of Westminster.—Major Cus.

castle

, down the river Tyne towards justice, honesty, fair dealing with the
t's

wright's Exposure of Burdett.-The low
est thing that this world ever beard ch-

the sea ; and as much like Wapping it people, not one jot to Charley PEAR-
Alderman Scales. – To the Electors is as any two peas were ever like each son, Figgins the printers' tinker, and
nd
Lambeth.

other. Sourii Snields is just opposite, the rest of the THING under which we

on the other side of this “Little have the happiness to live in Middlesex.
ND. 11. To the Readers of the Register.- Teames," called the Tyne; and such To be sure, there is here not such ample
London Election.- Westminster Election

places for stir and bustle, on the scope for guttling and guzzling ; but
--Marylebone Election.-- Finsbury Elec
ton.--Tower Hamlets, South wark, Lesz sides of the river and on the river, this corporation, too, is allowed to raise
beth, and Greenwich Elections.- Meschei never were seen, except at London it- taxes on the river ; it has the fingering
ter Election.

self; and, really, these places seem to of public property of various descrip

surpass even London in this respect. tions; and I am well assured, that the
No. 12. To the Cobbettites on the Electicas,

and more particularly those of (!dban and
Manchester.To the Electors of Oldha. this famous group of towns, Newcastle, plication

and distribution of the funds,
- Rights of the Labourers.--Mt. Fando North Surelds, GATESHEAD, and are such, that Charley Pearson's
bam's Letter on Boarding and Lodging in
South Shields, a very few words are

Common Council and HUGHES
the Farm Houses.-Mr. Cobbett's Ansret

necessary; the Tyne is the Thames ; Hugues's Court of Aldermen have no
-Middlesex Election.- Poulett Thongen.

Newcastle is the city of London; reason to blush at hearing the corpora-
--Paper against Gold.

Gateshead is Southwark; the bridge tion of Newcastle called their legiti-
No 13. Mr. Cobbetu's Answer to Mr. Stanley's that connects these is old

London måte offspring. Not to be deficient in
Manifesto.-Poulett Thomson among bis

bridge, North Shields is Wapping; anything belonging to the parent, the
“ Constituents” at Manchester - Letter
of Mr. Groves.--Mr. Cobbett's Answer.-

these are so precisely like the big thing and, like t'other THING, which, again,
Ah, Ab!-Lower still. The Speaker-
Renfrewshire Election.--Sir Heury Steu-
art's Letter on Tree Planting – Public
Dinner at Qldbam. – Trevor's Defeat at
Durham. — Wolverhampton Election -
North Lincoln Election. To Correspond-

n.

ents,