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... Catalonia who are under his orders have encamped in the plains that Commune.— They estimate about V men the number Troops of arms which will constitute the Royal Catalonian division. is said that orders have been dispatched to Mina and Baliasteros. to form ...

... chance (and no man was: ‘mor y | than his Noble Friend) to convi..ce them theit =e j rests were Opposea tu Bo ana ne Serer Arm — | y dressed the most powerful principlo—their interest Nobdlie Bart baad Omitted One Consiuerauon sure, ference to the state ...

... of circulation ; and dial, if adopted, he should have to come to Parliament with a much larger charge than at preaeot. Sir JOHN NEWPORT suggested the propriety of publishing proclamations in lha Dublin alone, litis would have the effect of extending the ...