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... tion in the house, Tha regular Opposition *po*- r to have been limited to eighty- two. Of thes*. thirty were the nominees ot Whig proprietors, sod fifty-0 represented the popular party. —Mameo't Hvttan * ' England. ...

... society. There appeared to be a kind of freemasonry amongst them, for whatever their rank, whether Lord Elcho, or the greatest whig tbat ever had existence, the greatest good feeling existed between them. It was not a humbling, wretched equality, but a noble ...