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... ENGLAND. Lomdom.—The official declaration of the state of the poll look place on Friday. A number of ladies, anonf whoa* was John Russell, were present. According both the Whig and Tory statements the pretious eseaing. the four liberals were returned; but ...
... expected, after the speech of Sir CJ. Grey.'lint Mr. Grattan would hate withdrawn his Hineudntcnt, and still belieted that he would bare done so. had it not been for the strange • perch just delivered h» Mr. John O'Connell. w.i» quite wmiktruus iliat Mr. J. O'Cwnnell ...
... -Colwnel I Jamb Mnntefinre, Esq. Wm. \Vellinsti»nC‘'M.prr,Esq. I Cn|>Uin E. Nash Norc-U, BLN. Captain A. 11. Earle, R.A. | John James Rippon, Ewj. Re». J. W. Cleadall, M.A. | Major llenr* William llesvltme, fc«q. |E. Gamaliel Wiothrop, Esq. THE r. fri»iD ...