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... guilty in his yiech on Monday night. Hie principal speakers in it were Mr. Smith O’Brien, Sir B. Peel, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Grattan, Mr. D. Browne, and Mr. O’Connell. It was subsequently agreed that the order of the day far the first reading of ibis bill ...

... moved. There is some of the arm-bones, leg, ribs, and thigh ; in fact, I believe have them ail complete. The bones of the dog lay beside the human bones. or Misex.—On Monday afteznoon, Mr. Baker held an inquest at the King’s Arms, Charles- street, City-road ...

... traitor. An amusing game this that Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell have been playing, courtship for the good graces of the League, a travesty of the old opera of Acis and Galatea. Lord John addresses his slender pipe to the Cobdenites, and almost ...