ble, that it may be practicable | work will be resumed when the to publish it in both forms at Parliament again meets, and one and the same time. But will be continued with great the thing requires preparation. care and punctuality.-It needs -At present it is intended to only to be looked at to ascertain begin this mode of proceeding how far preferable it is to any with the first Number in Fe-other work of the kind. bruary. The experiment is, at Cobbett's English Grammar, any rate, worth trying.---Those a new edition, made, as it is begentlemen, in Ireland, or in lieved, perfectly correct. Wholeplaces where it is difficult to sale and retail by W. Benbow. get the unstamped Register, will Cobbett's Year's Residence please to bear in mind, that in America.-Three parts, price orders for it must reach their 10s. bourd neatly in boards.newsmen in London before the The agricultural part of this first of February. The news-work would be useful, at this men are the persons to apply to time, to those who may wish to in this case, as in the case of the newspapers, the channel and the mode of doing the business being the same. WM. COBBETT. preserve turnips and cabbages till Spring-It teaches how to get crops of cattle food; but, which is nearly as important, it teaches how to preserve them. The New Edition of PEEP AT PEERS is printed in form To Correspondents.-W. G. of the Register, so as to be is informed, that neither 1, nor bound up with it. This work any one whom I am connected the Authors have now made very with, has any thing to do with a complete. The Authors deserve, work, called the " RADICAL in my opinion, the thanks of the MAGAZINE," which, it apwhole country. Their work is pears, is coming out shortly. one of the most valuable possessions of the nation.-The Authors inform me, that their other work, the " LINKS OF THE LOWER HOUSE," is in the press. They say it will be out in ten days, and in the same form as their other work. Cobbett's Parliamentary De bates. This work, which began with the last Session, contains, up to the prorogation, two volumes; the first ends with the proceedings up to the adjournment in July, and the last ends with the close of the Session, and contains the Trial of the Queen complete.-The If the work be a good one, it will receive our approbation; but we desire distinctly to disclaim all share in the merits of other people's labours. DINNER. The REFORM DINNER, mentioned in the three last Registers, is proposed to be held on Wednesday, the 17th of January. It is high time for us to issue something in answer to the revilings of the greedy, insolent and maignant Whigs, who are very busy in putting forth their calumnies, especially in Scotland. The Address of the Female Reformwill, with the answer, be inserted next ers of Coventry has been received, and week. END OF VOLUME THIRTY-SEVEN. Printed and Published by W. BENEOW, 269, Strand; |