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... Mr. Merrett had reached the patriarchal age of 91 years, and ever since his childhood had been an active partisau of the Whig and Liberal parties. At the time of his death he was probably the oldest inhabitant of Cheltenham parish, and certainly was ...

... a hard fight with the Whigs, in the great Reform War; but, beaten in that contest, and beaten down, they rose again, reorgauised, and assumed the name of Conservatives, though what there was to be conserved, beyond what the Whigs have done—and that, they ...

... should the first shoe have felled in Mailing him, er that he intended 'bootleg the officer to take his own life. The accused on Whig awaited did not olio the lead rseas ens% and so remark. He has bias is the rather mush twelve months, sadF t a. to the Royal ...

... and yell of Schreiber for ever And how his manly form, In the combat and the storm, Like Falstaff, made no end of buckram Whigs to quiver. But a horrid whisper thrilled Throngh their bosoms as they swilledwhether As a note from Mr. Schreiber was read ...