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... TE LIE OFA BEGAR.Messs.Wlearle, W. Travers, Coiing, radha Saile, racis Aderon HoeMontague; Misses Seamn, . Yung HAneoyandtil whig tregthof the companly, ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, R COVENT.GARDEN. Mr. ALFRED MELLON'S Socond Annual Saries of Grand PRO. MENADE ...

... JL Maaerm. Mr. islS~ EDfl5 FALCOEREE. -THIS YVE.WGNfo the ComicEDram of NE- M LYDIAD DAUHTE[S. thes-er5 'r HtlicstS. H.inee whig the COoiea Farc Gordn TE. BXr.dnt, 01.lcoter; e. Alari OMttrady, Missesdi Terciesot- ii RO~ lIL WorldY C rnia haracters by ...

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... Consequentl y In Pitical prin. ciple the Spectator Is thoughtful Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at home aod the extension of orderly freedom abroad thou the old Whigs were supposed to have. Siniestablish cetobment, however, It has ...

... 400 years; August 1, The Greys, 8th nhe 10*5f lied, 213Th* e GoaeosA; Sept. 19,Trhe Caendiahes, frst orM Re Uey, i'eid 25th, W~hig Period: Oct. 8. The Benlincktb - Fou~nder.-Prioe Cd.: by poet, ld,-1, Welllng~tcustrect sadt d _ all rnewmn in town and country- ...

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... me necessary only be- cause the Government has nothing valuable to P offer in exchange for meat and flour. The Rich - mond Whig of January 1 describes the natural operation of the incessant seizuresandimpreassents made on beh of the Goverment, and depicts ...

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