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etMEDIATE REMOVAL of the DUTIES on
CORN and ALL HUMAN FOOD.
Fr abitauts of the Parish of Marylebone, and especially the
lends Labouring Population.
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' and Fellow Parishioners—
or,q, tb. In consequence of the high price of bread and
.Ll% ovs' existence of partial famine in Ireland, and the apprension
h"..°41; A`en'loll during t.he ensuing winter from a dearth of provi-
fl'o'resellt'et
,the declaration, on the part of he Government, that the
;`:. are of so awful a magnitadz as to enforce the necessity
te-ka:nPlLaY_ers,to implore the Divine mediation and protection,
inset,t. for tb:...e Princess's Assembly-rooms,. Castle street, Oxford-
a at ee, Purpose of delivering an ao...re, on MONDAY, the 26th
the -4114"egt o'clock precisely, in order to endeavour to create such
atton
, 0. public sympathy and anxiety for the sufferings o
Zriien:. ',Asses throughout the country, as will lead to the Go-
tittai to moving, without delay, all duties on every kind of food
oti-' it is in-wants.
4, aod Y Intention to grund the argument of my address on Di-
etel °t hutnan laws, sincerely hope and trust that all political
ees
1111 ntil be sunk on the occasion.
blee'llieb,"l greatly favoured by th
inclined
name, address, and advice of
vvho are benevolently to aid in the foregoing
have the pleasure to be, Friends and Fellow Parishioners,
b Youis, very faithfully,
CHARLES COCHRANE.
Thursday, Oct. 15, 1846.
tI.LOLvi- and CROWN HOTEL, HOLBORN,
size' t° rae.eut."*—
, V. RIMER informs his friends and the public
itter c
~,„"he great increase in his business, he has doubled the
to ltioopa 81jee-room, converted the old coach.yar.d, &
and bed-rooms ; large rooms fp! Railwaye.a,ndn other
11,1'244,4' Also a new and commodious smoking-room, and ether
", entiregether an new entranceo the Hotel,
retof oa be
toeo
0:e. ducted with
with the same moderate charges as

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