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symposium that formed an
adjunct to ' the pontificial high mass, that he had

hood to ded

the office of sheriff principally for the purpose
ucing to the progress of the holy (Popish)
ance may certainly be made for a

religion. Some all

man excited t

rnpagne at the " Greyhound tavern,"
Mr. Sheriff Swift,

the toast of

, and her lovely daughter," proposed by no less
the Bishop of Troy," and under the
its Eminence the Cardinal Wiseman,"
peu trop fort, and if the Pro-
io notice of it, they deserve
ed on the good old system
e a holy Inquisition
11. Oh ! Sheriff Swift
sin and office, and put
cloth and Sandals ; take the advice of Hamlet ;
Get thee to a nunnery ; why wouldst thou be a breeder
sinners ?" Thou art not fit for anti-Papal London—go ;

im-mediate eye of
but this deelarati,

at City of London tak

to have Sniithfield re-establisl
of Bloody Mar
forthwith estal

time, and to hav
led in the Gaildhe

Sheriff Swift ! lay down th

'riles super urbe curat

demonstration we had
Pistols of the " new

hardihood to tell their
id buried and gone to

• do, thr
t was a

ye more brass t

y of the country, the whc
at heart,

country

riculturist

of professional men, of

ogether, and

most for the

ch has proved so

interests of tl

ly and vigorous
deAaration of principle read and adopted with acclaiming
voices, and to learn that, d

empire

,e rumours propagates

to the contrary—thl
tried and able lead

.
invention of the enemy—the
Parliament were staunch and

ed to do their duty

Nothing is now wanted but
t of all the sufferers

n on the

ustice done to nat

e industry, a long pull, a
her—to borrow a phrase

strong

pull alto

from our one

ory is ours

Just in

the nick of time intelligence has arrived that gives another
lie direct to the assumption on which Free-trade was
based. It appears that a congress of all the Geman States
is to be held at Vienna on the `led of January next, the
object of which is to join Austria to the Zoll tariff, and to
raise the duties on English imported goods from £9 on
the coarsest to £l6O per cent. on the finest, amounting, in
most cases, to a prohibition. Here is glorious reciprocity
for you! Here is following in the wake ! Here is the
adoption. of our Free-trade mania with a vengeance ! What
ravng prophet that Cobden is—his predictions have
i out all to the letter, only, like the writings of the
story books by his hoofs and tail,

they must be read back
Cabinet councils bay
week as the last. TI

e not been quite so frequent this
critical state of affairs on the
up for a time the animosities

of Lords Grey and Palmerston ; but so soon as the Parisian
atmosphere shall clear, the thunder-storm in Downing_
street will burst out with a fury all the greater for being
so forcibly pent up so long. We shall have a tremendous
duel a outrance some of these fine days, between the

colonial Hector and the foreig

.s Greek, then comes the tug of wan,' tection to every British interest, without permitting their
When Whig meets Whig, and that they are both in ear- eneries or their attention to be diverted from that one
nest, we may expect rare sport. Deputations of all sorts greatmoor object by any projects of partial application or of
to Ministers are as plenty as blackberries ; but they are or
rrooimportance, however or by whomsoever introduced
cause, the good
And relying on the justice of our
all so similar in their results, that they are not worth
eeerPsevevri providence,
goroo
.sdense of our countrymen, and the blessing
particularising ; all ask for some relief, and all receive the olifonDtiovipn waterodzecgllaerieouwnhail
otehrawbeleardee
eteorroginead:
stereotyped answer, that their case will be taken into con- lion to persevere in the struggle in which we are engaged,
sideration. By the way, I may as well notice one little convinced that aet no distant
exertions."period successT
h iswill
willci
IT
hardly wnou r
fact anent these deputations, which, I believe, has not honest and unflinching
been thought worthy of chronicling by the gentlemen who answer the purpose_ of a " certificate of death," even at
supply our dear public with the reports of those absurd
the Registrar's Office in Printing House-square.—John
tete.a-tßes. When the deputations to the First Minister Bull.

When Greet