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... minority, who wished the redactitm to hinepence, are to be found the following supporters of the Whig ' interest in the House :—Right lion. Sir F. T. Haring, a Whig ex-Chancellor of Exchoneer, who during the debate, in despite of the entre:Mee of his frien ...

... situation to be thus vacated, which is I worth over £2,500. year, is to be presented to ar. Francis W. Brady. Although the Whigs aro l ipreverbial in this co untry for jobbin; of the worst we cannot believe tha4lonci4 an atterpt wonM Is seriously coatemplat ...

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