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... pait, that he should now come forward to second the resolutions. It was at all times most urpleasant to him to be obliged to speak about himself; but as his exertions in Parhiment upoo this question hid been alluded to, he trusted thiat he siould be excused ...

... connexions. This, however, is attended with itany difficulties, as the most rreest accounts received freotilra l , at Nircao) speak of'ap- i jiroachiug disturbances. .I CII FiTN by AY, Atinlc. In Leltcrs iiOIICl' the Iitlh of Jd'Vt -eN iied11011 ' l ts Idfl ...