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... Tbdid runny Tided. term with. lir UMW *As d Devon AND DEATHS. A wi d e of t ih he m ßowle: e e. of Thomas Sweating, . U • Whig., U.O .1:, • HI, Wisdom. wife of Beery the wife ,f C M. Bert% wife of wife of Campton Lod/ WM./gibe North-street, the .He Mr ...

... Boord, Comervstive ; Mr. Coeingsby, Lalsesel Cemnrvative ; Mr. Pooh, Liberal Oseservative ; Sir Jam Beneett, Radial; Mr. Mak, Whig ; Mr. Bader Langley , Extrane Ratikal A . a ge take plass leeday (Saturday), from eight am. p.m, and the mash will be known ...

... have taken it but the A young woman, nasal Matilda Bradbury, that the Mowed ber • brooch similar to that lest by Mn. Cods, 'Whig her that her young inaa gave It her. The prime had ludged at Mn. Bradbury's, in Wellington road, Paul's, after leaving Cook'a ...

... the delusive hope of being able to play his game so as to please @actions, which are to each other more opposed than the old Whig and Tory were, he ought to do as the author of an article in the Quarterly, some three yearsago (attributed to the Marquis ...