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... of submitting to his domination. There may - be some of our readers who will hesitate to believe that n. he can have been hardy enough to calculate upon such in a consummation of his plans ;-but, let them consider |rs the character of the man, let them ...

... the most effectual means of preventing bribery and corruption and ?? In the election of members to serve in Parliament. Mr. HARDY spoke strongly against bribery, which he would punish by unseating the member guilty of It. Mr. O'CONNELL postponed till another ...

... flames originated from a fire which had been left in the steamer. Great praise is due to Mr. Carte, of the garrison, Mr. Robert Hardy, Mr. William Gibson (shipbuilder,) Mr. Edward Gibson, jun., Mr. John Collinson, Mr. Francis Haworth, Mr. J. B. La Marche, and ...