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... rightful heir. The Whig Members of the House of Commons have commenced a requisition for a public dinner to Lord Althorp and Lord John Russell, which is intended to be given immediately after the Reform Bill has ps-ssed the House of Commons.— Correspondent of ...

... remarkable only on Recount of his t General, John Sobieski, opening by his talents and virtues tay to the throne which he ascended after Michael's death in 4. He reigned till 1696, under the title of John This reign was distinguished by victorious and ...

... us. We stand upon high ground: we can see the country on every side; and we can recognize, in the distance, the glittering arms and gallant banners of that mighty host which Liberty conducts. It is a brilliant and victorious concourse poured from the ...

... distress was increasing to such a degree, that it would be necessary for Goverment to take some measure to check it. Mr. J. GRATTAN agreed with the Hon. Baronet in the opinion that the increase of the distress was alarming, and that it would be for the ...