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... harbour of Lâ??Orrent. . , It hat been rumoured (be fame diyi, that tome mark of confute the Crbinei, the condod of Mr. Fo* the Whig Clnb, and the report turned out to true. On Wednedday lad, after the Levee wat over, Board Privy Council waa held Sr. James ...
... its part*. It was the which Mr. Fo* made bis Uff effort in the preceding fief Eon Parliament, 1 will bow a* the united of the Whig Club— A Reform in the Representation of the People in the Parliament Great Bourn.— Thu was loud •ad appbufe. AAcAfeog Mr. the ...
... offered violence woman, which was refented by yeoman, who the fellow on the fpot. Mr. William Dov.lt!, late Secretary to the Whig Club here, has been with notice trial, in conlcquence of his refufmg fien the inAnmicnt for voluntarily tranfporting himfelt—Mr ...
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