The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 17, No. 472, January 22, 1831 by Various
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aloud to come and prepair me for Heavn; but I told the uzzy to prepair
herself for another place and gav her a munths warnin to soot herself--but about the parleymeant--Hurl Grey the Primer has a load on his sholders wich I hop he will be able to discharg an all go off quiet: He has pledgd himself for to the caws for Riform an says hell Redrench evry Place where he has Grounds: and they all talk about Pooling Mesurs; but the Wetterun Bishop Sincurers and Cloaths borrowers show pourfull Oppisishun and perplix and embrace all his Plans--Pettyshuns come in from all Parts for Necromancypassion, wich I take to be some new plan for washin the Blackamer wite--also for the vote by Ballad which Mr. Hum supports and likewis Mr. Oconl the Hireish mimber wich wants the Onion to be repeeled and caws all Hireland Watery eyes; but I hop sich Cryses will niver arrive----I supose youve herd Hunt is returnd for Prestun wherby Im sorry to heer of a incindery sittin in the ows, for he not only first burnt the Corn but sold it after to the pure Peeple--but is Blackin his good--Our new lord Canceller Brewem gives us Hops that he will put a end to all the Old Suits without making any New Breeches wich wrong incisions wold show Shear hignoranc--but hes no Goos!--Mr. Grant wants to Mancypate the Jews-- Porkreetchers! my next Nabor Levy says they are a Pursycutish Race thogh they hav Numbers of Genesis among them fit for Trusts on Securitys; but let who will be in or out somethin must be done. Winters com and the ole Country wants instand Releafing thoug I hop no Treesunable acts will be manny fisted be the Peeple--Nobody now cant sell nothing Goods hangs on hand and Malefactors are dropping in every line--Soverins is scars and Peeples ready to tear each other to peeces for um--We want some change----In the Naborhood of Manshister thirty thousn Wafers are in a state of Risibility which is no laughin matter, havin struck for more Wags tho' they get therty shillins a Weak and are always in Labor!--this abolition of feelin shold be checkt, for if it is to go on it will most likly continew----As you observe, the Rag for Chang is grate--as they say |
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