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COBBETT'S
WEEKLY REGISTER.
VOLUME LIX.
FROM JULY TO SEPTEMBER, 1826.
LONDON:
Printed and Published by W. Corbett, No. 183, Fleet-street.
1826.
Brit Hist, 15 Brot03.
No.
1.-Proceedings at Preston. (From the
Morning Herald.)
2. To the Electors of Preston.-To
the Subscribers to the Fund for the
election of Mr. Cobbett.-Yorkshire
Meeting of the working classes.
3.-To Money-Hoarders.-Scotch re-
venge.-Poor Man's Friend.-Lying
newspapers.
4.-To Mr. Frederick Robinson, on the
proofs of the prosperity, which has
flowed from his unreformed Parlia-
ment. To the Weaver Boys of Lan-
cashire. "Envy and admiration."
-Scotch Banks.-Newspaper lies.
5.-To Mr. Canning, on the present
state of Things.-Poor Forties !-
State of Trade.-" Envy and admi-
ration."-"The best public in-
structor."-Manchester Affairs.
-
ranks of life, in order to keep up
the luxury and the splendour of the
Boroughmongers. - Election Sub-`
scription. To the Readers of the
Register, on the above Subscription.
-Adams and Jefferson.-The Sum- mer.-'I'welfth of August.
9. To the Radicals of Manchester, on
the Meeting, held at the Manor
Court-room, in that Town, on
Thursday, the 17th of August, 1826.
-Rural Ride.
10.-To Sir James Graham, Bart., on-
his Pamphlet, entitled "Corn and
Currency;" which Pamphlet is ad-
dressed to the "Landowners," and
which Pamphlet contains a propo-
sition for (in fact) robbing the whole
Nation, and the Fundholders in
particular, for the purpose of up-
holding the Aristocracy and the Es-
tablished Clergy.-Rural Ride.
Meeting at Cork, on the subject of
the prevalent distress in Ireland.-
Distresses in the North.