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... described as perfectly intelligible. In the country is the central figure, but the House of Commons is not popular. The old Whigs are alarmed his earnestness, and are far more impressed by what they call the want of moderation in his manner than by the ...

... . While on agricultural matters, we arc glad to note that the hay crop Ireland giving moat excellent promise. The Northern Whig states that with fair harvest time there will be cheap and abundant fodder for winter. Now that the value of Ireland’s horned ...