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    ZlZriV" ? - ** & Sgoas full of wretched for $ Z / on their passage to new dungeonsfor the dungeons of Rome are long since surfeited rail i fU 1 > this silence * this desolation you I call order ; and your official journals cry ' < O haDDV Rnmol if ««„ ¦ i u .. l + * .- . . /» u l

    and forms the mainspring of practical progress and improvement ; it is the awful profanatiSnTfpubHc religion by its notorious alliance , in the goveVnine | powers , with every moral law , under the stfmulants I ° J fE ^ FSZrjJ * * *• Perfect prostituX made

    being the City of the Pope ! " And whaj waf the n ? I ' ll 8 S ° f Se beneV ° Jent Pi ™ to the munidpdfrS of Albano the other day ? « I know w <* i therehas tt ^ TW ? " . ? - atte T u m ^ vi 8 it to the King of the Two Sicilies ; but what matter , we hav « tr £ J

    " i * t "j" * " * - wmcn nas it , under veils only too threadbare and transparent , the degraded recipient of the vUest and clumsiest forgeries , Tot up 5 tS ^ cZL ^^ 7 hy the im ™ &ate * ' & £ SL * f 7 » , the Purpose of destroying the F ^ S ^ ftfS ^ i V' ev ^ if not bycfp / tafj v ^ Dwienie ui

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    ~~ .- ,.., men among the most virtuous w hnl ' mtelli « ' distinguished , and refined o ? the whole community : it is the savage and cowardlv system of moral as well as in a lowe ? degree of phv 8 ifrom ^ th ^ K ° ! J Whi 0 l V 8 entences « tt £ K i effect . " courts of justice are carried into __ We have already described th * va ^ i r

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    Mns . HICKS AND LORD SEYMOUR ^ ^^^^ l ^^^ y ^

    to monopolize the waterin ^ n t « f V > We < i ^^ J ^ & ^ - ^^ i that" in T ; i £ ,. ^ . 18 ter .. I I )< ar 8 t <> »» e - above all l

    say cominon hi Z ^ ^ Zr huinani ^ « No have a tenileT nSiiliT ? " ° known raised above , , ho ™ im ^ erd " f "" ¦ lMIM Wh ° ' a noble Lord derives Co m V ' ^ 1 8 tonc « . " « ny

    | Hict . „ , ' L t S " ll Ve <> " "" «« ii thi . _ , h ., whereM tW tTr '" T ' " tion ia "imply

    .. IfclSML ^^ i ^ H ^ ' Her grand a reward was allowed to w George II ., and as I Park . He kept Tflr si 2 If ^^^^ » * he i * . ^ j . . y . * r stx ty-mne vear « and ^;« «^~

    . * cpi « jot jorty-mne years . Wiw »« a «• , came into possession of it / she asked n ° " 1 CkS build a small cottage on the snot l ^ 1 ™ 1881011 to pense , and Lord Lincoln wL . Sm'J ^ T" ' quest For about seven years she hi d A T J *" I erected unmnlP « t * l . T ,,,+ JL *™ . ! held the lodge

    , erect the CrystalPal ^ e fa kydZZl * ^ ^ Uas made upon all cake-standf an d ^ Ann ffiK was served with a notice to quit . >< Lord Sevmour was prepared to recommend the Board to make aJ allowance to Mrs . Hicks for house-rent for a short period after her removal , " provided she removed with a good grace and irave no f ^ M- eT :

    monstrated in vain . The solicitor o ? the Board 'S ^^ jSW ^ mS 8 h ? , ^ l 5 if . % ™? ?' aims . » n . ^ r bounty that - « JVfc JCJiCVC

    „ , ivxrs . j ^ icks . Under + hpn « circumstances she got a basket and a few cakes ^ ent to the Park to sell them , and was arVelted ' TatTT ^ T * ? Sic nos in -c ^ tSSoni »" A great deal of sympathy was excited anrf money has been subscribed for her . And in tlie progress of the story we find two cur « , » EiS , * t

    | of nffi * % K "Jncred «> «^ " having af he ^ | of officially about them , redolent of red tapism and sas ^ " Mrs . Hirlfs ' s / 'oo ^ " i __ . .

    ' i i i i i Sf the service he had rpn , l « r «^ ?« j ™« . e « or , or tried to make the

    m S ^ ' L HouTe beTeve " « tha ^ K H « cks , by persecuting and borinff the CvTm rnissioners , had obtained leave to change Te ' r stand of wood to a "hut" of " brick "feverv y l ^ JZi ^ - lled ^ -egr 8 & 1 J 1 »

    r , - 1 ° " ^ g me liberty allowed her fo r ^ v ^ rrii ^ fta

    I nnct contrarlicion to the « IJe « itiona of Mrs HickV ^ f ^ s ^^ ttsiiS character of the woman ""* CKening the t a £ Xttl' ^ , iT !! : L e -, : - ! 2 . »* ¦¦» On 1

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    medfi t < . 1 <> H th <; r < ii 8 in ' Ieo < 1 OIie common im-« oo , \ , » J ¦ J u * ' U re ( : o" « itution and recoiiHtruc-tion of Bocioty . in all ! ffl variouw a « ^ political , commer-— iiiiuh Wllll UUICrtillCO

    I r . . » ... » •^ K ; , HUM III intention and ultimate upjjliention , however , that onr I own enthtiNiafltn aim at « rcHtoration of what they cleem a piimitivo state of Christianity ; whilst their I Continental allies never think of going hack , hut aro resolutely bent on progress wherever it may lead to a

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    Aug . 2 , 1851 . ]

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  • Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 2, 1851, page 729, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1894/page/13/