... DUNFERMLINE AND REFORM. Sin,—ls it not strange that, at a time when Whig and Tory statesmen join in declaring that an alteration of the present electoral system can no longer be postponed, the Radicals of Dunfermline should fail to raise their voices ...

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... last return, this is not ttue ; and, in the word place, if it were true, it is not a drop in the bucket to the immense sums 'Whig rule has a3tldlcd on tho country.] A HAND-BOOK OF COURTSHIP BY BRITISH WIVES, WITH NOTES BY lIIIITIRH D•DOHTEIS. My suggestion ...

... —Kr alleles an address to the ample Ireland, bsepesking support for the present Government, and condemning the policy of the Whigs. He candidly avowed himself to be one of those' wbo think that many occasions have occurred In past times when the Irish people ...