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... amy be LET, with-i, ah Gace HOWE, Fo 3h > six bath, and water to Mr. J, B. Ww: — Bach house cour: er, and exten: 4 low om: 3. Whig ~ * 320s; & nO be LET. ail Tetlow-strest, Walton- No. 39, | to’ £1: tod. a Walton-lane, Kirkdale. 270313 No 33.—. z 'VERTON ...

... seenB no room for doubting that tfio 111-fated crew met with a watery grave very toon after they toak to the boats.—Northern Whig. HYDKOmORLA. —A melancholy case of death from hydrophobia ccentred a short time since at Mellicourt (Eure). The Abbe Goater ...

... expressly mentioned. As r Englishmen looked upon the contest, it was in fact ' something like a struggle between the parties of + W'hig and Tory at home. It necessarily included t some change in governmental principle, as well as i a change in the component parts ...

... place. , which thronged the steamers that ran Month 1 )' pit*' the quays and the Royal Squadron exceeded , says the Northern Whig, any tiling ever tDC69C i harbour. All sorts and' conditions of men. , *J mayor to the mudlark, were up for the day's Men ...

... Foreign Office, where he had already made a good position, merely to suit the convenience of Earl Russell. - Whole hosts of Whigs and Peelites have, in addition, been, we are told, outraged by the appointment of Sir Robert Peel in Ireland, and thus we see ...