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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Con 'equsrces of Fhfiati0a.-A recent SEES
sion of the Circuit Court Tor Delaware Goun-
", Judge Emou presiding, Miss Catherine
Austin recovered one thousand dollars ir'm
rhpnns Bryant, Jun for "A breach OF mrr'mge
promise Ne understand that Master Thomas
was one ofthose amable mn who are l'afIicu
Iarly happy y, small talk, q snluble IN tie a. IL
Gle OF ribbons, bishops collurs,hd teeth, " the
other materials which make up, as Mrs. Can
tel. has it, the fairy forms OF the angel below
/, Is undoubtedl. true thai Imitation s one Of
lhe most delighted employments on this side
of tic vale Of tears or ST. Pauls church y"rd.
II eievates the son--givPs sweetness tn the
ieatur.s-nakes gl,d The heart ot mau, "or "o.
man taer" rs Hamlet would say gives "A suprr-
fine edge t. existence aud spreads over lie
that spice and variety which is So necessary In
this abominable, dangerous, and chnhgeable
climate. la Delaware county tn: fair aud tne
Judges, charge too much for IT, Let Master Tho
mas come to New York. ". Y. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Singular Discorcrg- IoaroN, gentle
man who hH, been engaged in boring for wa
ter in Providence, Il. |. has presented 10 the
public some remarkable results. la his second
elperincd, in boring, he selected the extreme
point OF wharf many yards from the original
lnud. He .borrd through stratum OF mud
theo through n bog meadow, containing good
poat-ihrn through sani aud quartz gravel.
At this point water impregnated w.th copperas
and arsenic broke forth but determining to
proceed, MIR Horton neat struck vineyard,
Hnd drew up vines, apes. grape seeds, leaves.
acoras. hazel nuts, pune nuts, and The seeds
OF unknown fruits, together with pure waiet--
This WA thirty five ieet below tie bed OF tho
river
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

The fn..,aes. Courier .lafes thai The hsrssh
"a. .eea.eing sener.l. Tue crop ga. more ihsn
m average one-poiaioes good-sufn'ps nave
tailed
PUNISHMENT OF DEarHIN FRANCE
Parir. Orfsbef p-Pnbhc st-ntio" > tn''"
rna.sd IN Pans 10 ds,. oa sccaani OF az I'm
nortsnt debatr rat ,"os i+lses IL night IN t's
ch.rb., az D.notiss. tespseiine the thai aud
irnm.,itafe sholii n 81 capita p"'fh.'"'.
Phi. one.ton originated ~ = poi,on OF VI we
T,as,. The fna,,Ba ~ sspi To - ,pro'si tom-
mnt,. The pinipn ofiiir COMMITTEE "ss.
ihat the ruoiaa ooshi 10 pss'. b"' ,hs' 'ns
,a..,io, hs ., many beafnrf, hat the deeis-
ION o. the House Ought to be po''ponnd IN ser
session Tho debate took place ys''ffJay.
A inntt remarkable peech sas Delivered ny NJ
k.,a,,x ma Of firm, honea mind. soh one
Of aut besi writer, lie proposed. H' a" -
men.Ifnrnt, that a.. House should address ihr
crown. IN order 1, obtain from tho k'ng IN.
nropo.ition oI n law nbol,.hing the pain OF
d,stt for n preat many oh"noes. AMI especially
10, Nil political crimes. lie was supported ny
f.an Lafa,e IT, NJ. Girod lie l. An. ffshtt
de Police Of Paris Insisted on total about on on
IA. ground of hi. pcrsonal knowledGs, thAVhg
bern 90 wears n 'nhRislraie) OF the mthhe' Oh
the Commitment ot death. Inc Hoose sdm'h'o'
however, NJ ksrairY's smehdmen', anu ." M
drr., vas agreed upon. The decision" o' W.
motion HivtiFi Tue f1pust ~ 'hN
30 against 81
The number ~ barbados erected ut Psfa
daring The th,ec days oil July. amounts 70 D.
oa5 the number Of 1sg tlonrs removed 70
3 l2a.oo0. The repairing has cost Zoo'Ooo
lsaac'.
som. dis,nrbanres have broken out AZ Beau
prsau (Drpa,in.ui OFT Name anil Loif')
opop ID. sale of corn. The Ki0gs Proonrrnt
hs, required q reinforcement Of troops. oIdsf
has since been restored
A Courier arrived yesterday with dsspaichss
for the Swedish Ambassador, containing thr
answer 9th. King Of Sweden 'o,hs King Of
the French. and announcing that fresh Gre.
Jeniinls would be transmitted by the neat con-
rief.
National Gnards-There arc Q 800 ba"sl-
ions at National Guards ~ France The 2, 100
hatiniions present n force Of 100000 or 400
nOt 600 900 have already been rrned. 3)o,-
900 men are eempletely srme' 'nh EQUIPPED
/ 1880 companie. OF Sa ,rurs, 400 OF cavalry.
t ea<-S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Our Boston fr ends, who have just 6oished
an elecIonerring campaign, ara unluckily
fighting their battle, over again--raklug open
the dying enbers OF the striie-rnch sa, iug TO
the olher, =" thus did YOU" Now this is ~
bad " taste. We should in all these matters
follow the determination Of" my Uncle Toby
with reference To the composition of the child,
who wrote a tragedy before he was two years
old d" II n child of mine had composed any
Thing M that age" said my Uncle TOBY, g"
would have wiped it up and said nothing
about H." u. S. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Mammoth CLAY Pear We have been pre-.
scented with pear from the garden of Mr.
John Graduation Walnut Greek in this county,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

,.;,,;a.' la.,. II -. 10, rom q ~aai OF pro-
,,.r t,eliag that IL VAS permitted the general
,n,,e,, ioa vas. that the Indians had rish' 70
e,soae their o vn law. Upon each o'hef. %
the, mas nave IN their own terr"ory. o"' '"''
,saa U.S.. a. much murder rs If Que EUROPEAN
,.a killed another IN our Parish.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Colonial Trade. We had an arrival yester.
day OF a British vessel from a colosia port,
the first since the renewal Of the intercourse
namely, the brig Ausenor, from Bermuda
Norfolk Herald. Nor. 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
| Aus. Chronicle, Nor. 3.

Domsstie Biankeis. we vera highly graft
fed d,y Or two sIncr, with M examination OF
n p4ir OF bIaakrrs. made by the society Al
Economy PennsyIyaaia. nna"r the s"per'n-
tsnaence of Nj. Rapp. III are mad OF the
Gnest Merino ~ool. veIy 'hck' and oi an excel
lent ,c1ture--f ar superior in all THESE par leu
lars, and every other IN winch comfort ana
Durability are involved, To any OF the imported
article we ever saw 81 the sFme price. B"side's .
curing very superior article, sericnltnrIsis
slb.ervs th,r own rnterrs 5, IN obtaining these
blankets, by pairpnIzing domestic ma ket Tor
wool n consideration wortpy 81 aitcniinn IN IN So
DAYS Of deure.sion IN wool raising buslae5s.
We 10 n I hesitate 10 say, that II blankets OF
sucn qual ~ IAN he made ~ such prices VI ''i'
country. the importation "i ih. foreign a'tcle
will soon cesse-lu which even, The raising OF
wool will again become an object worthy OF
steniiou. american rWmcf'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

PERGURY. Judge Bay, of South Carroll
IA, has decided at Chambers, on an application
for the discharge OF one Nicholas, accused Of
perjury, that the statutes Of that state do not
deciare false swearing AZ elections to be PERU
ry and that false swearing is mt al common
law nm indiciable offence /; il noi falling within
any OF the definitions OF The crime ot per NY
lie therefore discharged the accusedlwbU was
brought before him by Ghdbeds corpus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Attte late public e.aibitioa 81 American
efscinred goods in New-York. "a smsl
sampl. Of Nankins Days the sc~-Yorh jour
nal Of Z omnsrer) manufactured by Co!lrii N
smith. nj Patterson, and presented by A. Is.
Walker, Of Augusta, Ga. MAS quite novelty.
Those pieces are Of genuine NaDkin Cotton,
grown by Tho Hon John Forsyth, ION few
seed. obtained by him in Spa u. Tie material
possesses the dsslert'um oi an immoy"able co
Tor. We had noticed during the past summer
that an acq ,hinIhnce wore nank,n Of prco''i
Iy beautiful color, ahd we learn now, that II was
a part ofihis frs est y, and had been wash cd
81 least tgenty times, not only without injury
hut with positive increase Of brightness. Mr..
Forsyth. crsp this season, vii nrabably fur
nish two or three Thousand pleges
W. saw some of this Nankin Cotton. WON
by gentleman oil this city, some time ago. snI
were much pleased WITH lie appearance. There
is no doubt II al Ike the place Of Indian N'n-
k,ns enliref, when Il becomes sufficiently pltn-
tifn for that purpo'e.
Ju. (byouicIP Mar Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Sugar Cane IN .Ndrgfdnd.- "A Inc stalk Ut
Sugar Caae 4 inches IN circumference, ahd
more than fou, feet high. was brought 20 our
office yestnrd,y, from the farm of Wa. l..
Brent, Esq in P,lucc Georges county, VINO
planted QUE or two hundred canes. by way OF
experiment, in May last. The cane which we
saw. appeared To he well ripened, the juice
abundant and SWEET, and TO all npp'arance as
fine WE unders,ood as II II had been the pro-
ia / OF Louisiana. Its maturity Is not alone
evidence of the extreme miliness OF our pre-
sent autumn, hut shows also we thinh, that the
plant is susceptible of being acclima'ed IN latl-
'udes much higher thnn those 10 winch It's chi
Iure has been hther. confined, Nat IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

10. ma, nave IN their own territory, nni ms
teo5 was as much = murder rs Il Que European
lid killed another 10 our Parish.
/.,mbgog Houses. journal OF Com
,,.,ra Contains a report of the trial aud CON
";e,,oo' in The Court OF General Sessions yes
,.rday Of " Ralph James, ThsJde"s DEAN
-. Nay.e ahd James Ingalls,, for keeping
a.mbl,op house in Fulton-sIrsei, aud psrt'c'
,.Ia,lv , billiard room, where gambling was
carried on The evidence against the dsien-
a,a,. con.isted chiefly ofthe testimony oil one
ht,.bam G. Myers, who stated ibst they Kept
a obilIiarI table where game called CUT
throat WIS usually PLAYED. The game vas play
.d,, The fJlio~iug manner - we've oahs,nain-
h. red from To H. where placed 10 one oil 'ne
,,,.t,t, a after as many persons had deposited
r,e snm agreed on TO he played for, which was
,.,a,lv from % cents To five dollars each, Ithe
b.n. ,,er. throgn out by the masetef oil cerrmo-
,,.s IN ench plaser aud he VIM DIRE" the high-
"a, hall sAs entitled To the monsy. ded"ciing
,,efcentape f,r the use of table. lhis game
s.nI,ved almost every night aud generally re-
,nl,ed in stripping all the players OF lhen mo
ney. ,.4 -
Tn. extreme folly OF this game, which can
have no possible interest except from Ne excite
u.o, urodaced by gaming, Is ahundantly arpa
ron, from the fact that II two shilling s'akesare
,lav,l for. The distribution % The balls dndncts
,wentv Ave per cent. from every pool. Aud yet
,,a have onpu bee n told that apprentices aud
vaung men. who were probably mol spenaing
their own money, have been ruined IN coafae-
fer h, addicting themselves 10 u night ai'er
n,ghi. playing Tor such small stakes, that 'he
Marty wpre all snre of being stripped ~ the END.
Cheating too, Is Of course practised, generally
with impunlty. In ibis case, the report
says:
MIR. Mayer. swore that he had often seen
| cheating practised ;that Dean one OF the de-
| PENDANTS while throwing the ball around, usual
! ly held the highest in his hand, aud tine" Il
| TO Inghslls who MS confederate, VIM
| whom he afterwards divided the spoiIs. ihai
| Ingalls, when present. would bet largely thathe
| would have The highest ball, and on one otea'
sion, when he (My.ss) had bet dollars
with him, he was so satisfied there was unfair
management, that he snatched up ms money
and puckeied il, for which ingalls, threatened TO
knock him down.
i" He further testified that since he bad pre-
ferred n cuupl ,int against them, they haa "ifeT-
| ell him various Sums 10 quit the city mud not
apppar AGAINST ihrm, and that ingalls, had en-
tered A complaint to The police OF ms ha'ihs
pss.ed a counterfeit bill to HIM. tie also de-
cIared that he had lost about $4,000 IN playing
against them. This testimony was corropora-
ted hv other Witnesses
The evidence produced on the pari oil the
ieien ianis to their general goo1
character, and some circumstances to weaken
the ere iihiliy Of Myerss story. In" jury
found them all Guilty. ". Y. Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
NAvJoNALGDARD OF PARIS

Ordtr Of The Dag, StptemDef oh, IsiV'
The General Commander III Chief believes
that he cannot render more acceptable homage
TO the sentiments OF the King IN favor OF the
National Guard Than by the publishing, ~ an
order Of the day, the letter With which hr was
hooorsd after the grand review made by the
Ctzcn King Innuenc d by the same motives.
tin General Commander Ia Chat hasisns to
make known To his brothers IN arms, not only
the wishes bat also the yeiy rIptassion, al
the young and patriotic heir u The national
throne: Thar commrnt " Ill be ioond IN the
hearts of all the National Guards 81 the capital
aud vi the whole kingIom offrance.
A a n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
DO ltW 3E1c.
or, po,nro ruE, ROANOKE

PErEusBuRs, Nov. ..
tn. proprietor, ofisad through which The
R.ii Road may probably pass, have. With :"
few .rerpt,on.. grsiaaopsiy released ihs"
al, 10 the land neeo 4ssfy f'r the track Of the
road. all the wav from Petersburg 10 Inc hoa
noLe. The Engineers sre now employ ed ~ To-
eating the road from the ko~aniy I" ~" Not"
way River. We are erahfisd 10 lta'n thai
The .nb.cr ipi,on Ii.t ia advancing mud tina onr
country friends are beeinniug 10 take ~atm
intef.., ~ the undertaking. hHtL
American HaunlaeiWeL-fhe quotation
from, the advert,.eurnf OF the iIalifa. tN"'a
Sroiia) merchant embodied ~ the following
paragraph, contains an rmpbfie tribute TO the
sgcellpnce Of our ma nufactures:
Sgfjncp, We observe Ia the TAiiisx he
curder 81 Oc'oher %, a person sdsertses, ns
from Liverpool. !" 100 pieces oil
satinetts, assorted color. which viii be found
EQUAL 10 TIE AMERICA IN" hi, /, n
novel ,.e 81 pulling of English Manufactured
goods, bu' one. .e dsre say, that tue vendors
hnl eIpedispi, Il not necessary.
Boston Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
u INC WuOIu WIFE 'VIU Ut F'"NV'
LAFAYETTE
Pans KoyAL. I'M September, 1880.

PARIS ROYAL, Inn SJtoWOci ioo'.
You will not he surprised, my dear General,
nj nv des,re OF entering info the ranks OF tins
glorious National Guard, which you have com
manded AT the Two grea, epochs Of our modern
history. and the herosm OF which you have.
each lime. so nohy guided. 10 servo in that
Guard Is the duty of nj good oiIizens, aud mora
than any other, do wish to fulfil u. II rs IN
the Ar,ery of the National Guard that desire
10 be enlisted as - soldier. because, IA th'S nim
Of defence | shall be as'a 10 render service
without encroaching on my other duties.
avail myself, with eagerncss, OF tbs OPP
poriunity 20 renew TO you, my dear General
the assurance Of all the sentiments winch |
already enlertaia towards you, la common " iih
that army Of citizens TO which shall now be
proud 10 belong.
Your Rilrctiouate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

The Beacon begins to talk in its sleep. and
we shall soon have all its secrets. la the No.
Of last Thursday setting forth the passire con-
duet OF some OF the jackson candidates ia Ken
lucky, 1t concludes with this pitny, yet equwo-
cal eulosy -
This is Republican tbs more = Ii is
Jacksonian ~
II seems then, that Jack sonism, is not one
and the same as Republicanism. No, SAYS the,
Beacon, il is somtthing more Whist is it
then Is it federalism!
81. Louis Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

The deficiency OF the British revenue during
the quarter ending October 10th, amounted TO
Gl9s.53 Most ofit was in the Excise. a.
incoming TO l. i49 662. In the customs there
wss an INCREASE o, Sac, 1913. The decrease on
the year amounts to f943.756. the bulk OF
which - in the excise.
The Liverpool Rait.wag The number OF
messengers conveyed by the Rail road Com
lacy, during the las, wesk, has been from
eie hi hundred TO a thousand day.
The Adminisiraiion.-- is generally under
stood that Lord Pslmerston a"d MIR. Charles
Grant will jpia the Acknowledgement Hill
will have the Blues. and resign the Comman-
dership OF the Forces-Sir George Murras will
succeed him Il make way for Lord Palmersion
al the Colonial Office, a. Lord Francis Leveson
Cover will resign tue Secretaryship at War To
MIR. GRAM. THIS. at least. is the most general
~ talked Of arrangement John Bal.
IL is stated that Sir James Scarlet, the A.
tornsy General vi Eng will not take his
seat in Parliament, but that Chief Baron Alex
ander. will retire ~ make room for hun on the
Bench.
D A meeting has been held ia Belfast to ale.
Siaie the distressed situation of the Cotton Wea
Sers OF that city.
In the manufacturing towns IN Englnpd, the
working classes are generally employed, bu
the pay will scarcely enable them to sup.
port their families. The troubles in Holian,
have slsckened the demand for Manche.tei
goods.
The Trade in Hudders6eid continued to b,
good.--Ihe demand for woolieD goods, excee
ded the supply. in 81. fancy districts around
In Huddersfeid 30o meo were out Of employ
partly in consequence Of the introduction of
superior soF, OF goods iIom Brsdford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

SPECIMEN OF AMERICAN IYPOGRA-
PLY -Mrssrs. Gray aud Bowen oi this city
says the Boston Courier, are publishing bible,
without note or comment, IN vols imperial
octave, the design OF winch Isio eNh1ot a very
perfect speci,nsn Of American lypugraphy
The an ecimen W. have seen IS very beautiful
quite surpasses any thing Of the KIND, enhar
English or American, which we recoll'ct ia
have noticed. An engraving, the best tlh' can
be done in the conntry. is 10 accompany the
work. The subject selected il Coiregio's Mag
daien, the fnce OF which IS the most beautiful
ever painted, A small number OF copies Is -
he printed. and those are to be furnished II IN
di,idual subscribe Those who are desIrons IA
possess very perfect copy of tie scriptures, on'
VIII CHI can he sad by young an I old, vii OF
spectacles. aud one w,thal, ihat viii be matter
of ornament to the best furnished parloi, vii
no doubt avail themselves Of the opportunity Ia
get what they want.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

We always like 10 speak respectfully OF those
: in authority but really we cannot help sta
ting remark made in the New York Age, tina,
: Martin V IN Buren, is the pnrest model OF a
Statesman, since Fouche is dead and Tsley-
rand is superdnnuared.' .4kG. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

A Washington letter writer, addressing the
editor OF the Journal of Commerce, says -
" What think you of the purchase OF two Da-
ni;h West India islands, in satisfaction oil our
merchants claim under the last treaty 2"
We can hardly believe that this question Is
seriously asked; but IL il is, we do not don6i
that both the government aud the nation wIll
give prompt answer IN the negative.
Isl h cause distant in,uldr possessions suit
not L edcral R"pnh'ir
! 2ilv. Because the acceptance of two West
| India lands would excite the jealousy Of all
those powers whiih have possessions in that
archipelago.
". Because il wouli create n new set OF
political INTEREST,". Whereby the chances OF war
| would be doubled.
| iinly. Because the expense OF governing u
defending thoss Islands would he twice as much
as they are worth.
! The very richest Of those Islands ought not
! To be accepted, even MS gift. Tne West In
: dies the natural coBmerciai dependencies
of The uniied Stste': but u political connection
with them is not desirable. A free trade would
! be beneficial both To us and to them. This IS
/ all we want, & this we shall get IN time, il we
persevere in one .conssle. II coursa Of national
policy PhH. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Your Rllrctiouale
FERDINAND PHILIPPE D'ORLEANS.

The lied and wounded in the late conflicts
Mt Pns are aseerlained 10 amount 10
1000. There Ind been received into hos piials
the following pumber of wounded:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Previous accounts had appraised ne N the
prevalence OF discontent IN S~itzrrlsnd. Ia
Berne and Geneva. Basil aud Zurich are now
20 be added but We can only regard these dis.
turbances rs evidence Of the general feeling
among the people Of Europe, rather than nj
likely to be productive of important po,ica
events,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
= MuoM 10 RrMA,N. rN.uNan- CorPer
(EeH che LlHdgs .E0rHisg herdid =
THE MEETING or PARLIAMENT.


(Hea &c LlHdos .Gor,irg Herald
THE MEETING or PARLIAMENT.
(IEAR NNN-ACE or lNrEiLEcr.)
Come on, Como ON Ills all pTopar'd,
~. Stephens Chapel is well-aird,
Tho woOl>ack, and the throne IL bard
lamps, seats and windows are Tepair'd,--
Come To the Gathcring-cOme.
Reporters poiu, their pens and sigh,
Oppressed with thoughts OF laboufs nigh;
,suarmc gird' his rapicr on his thigh,
Laid in his wines, has Bellamy;-
Come to the Gathcring-comc,
Scotland Of all Kind coin is bare;
itcland's os mad as March hare;
England il ovcrwhcln'd with care;
Come then, aud an thcir Ills repair;-
Como To tho Gathcring--come
Camc Knights, come Burgcsscs come Io,ls
Bring all your wisdom-or your cords
Bring such rs each ones case Affords
With or without your bags aud swords
Come to the Glthering-comc
Or with all these we will dispense
Bags, swords, words, "wsdnm, /" cloqucncc;
IL, Sirs, YOU can, on some ptctcucc,
Come with u little common scHSe.-
Come to the Gathcrug-como
Come "rrde OF Westmustcr'' and John
Cam liobhouse, thy adopted one;
Tao People mourn their comforts gone
"Man OF tho People, tn n, come on
Como to the Gathering come.
Dan Of the Thousand Speeches thou
Who IN the grass-gtce coat dids't vow
% Daniel! come and do it no'c;-
Come to the G0thcring-como
Holland and LanSdowne, hithcr COME
But leave your "classic lore" ut home;
Nngent the noisy, silent Btougham,
Wise Wood, and Cockcr-quoting Hume;
Come to the Gathcring-comc.
Come Waithman, with tliy face of wo;
Lothbrdgc, unchangcablc as snow;
Calvert aud Ramsb0iiom, also;
Bubble, aud Squeak, and Angelo;-
Come to the Gathering-como
Gleugall and Normandy, come on,-
Leave Drury's boards and Mayfair tom
Come Macintosh, and large Lord John,
Derry, and Peel, aud Huskisson;-
Come TO the Gathering como!
Gay Chicran OF the Galiopadc,
Oh. Iui, the masQuo, the shlliarl,
Old Wicppctt's fldles disregard,
Hitler iiOm Chatsworth gnlop hari;--
Come to the Gathering come.
Come Libarls,-yc whose ccascloss clacS
Mounted the Pope ON Englgnd's back
10 please your daring, Paddy Whack;-
Now Engand's back Is like To crack,
Come 10 the Gathering-eome
Come Wings, ia sour aud solemn state;
Tores-all whggilicd OF late;
Saints who brow beer, aud irrgntc
Poor thirsty souls with kcGry Iref;-
Como to tlo Gathcring-come
Come all We sage Politco-
Economists, who denly know
How labOurcrs aud turnips grow;-
The labourers die IF icdni;-thcn oh,
Come TO the Gathering como
We whose rare phosophc aid,
So freely given To wealth aud trade
Has forced them both to retrogradc;-
Come, see the misery yc have made;
Como to the Gathering come
Come all, come each;- both We who boro
The nights dull car with wordy loro;
We who can for the Question roar;
Aud ye who 'twiXt the questions sn0Tc;-
Como to the Gathering come!
Come from your houses or your halls,
Come from your billiards, hooks, or balls
Come from the kennels and the stalls;=
Your country groans your Monarch calls!
Come to the Gathering come :,
T. r