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... they skedaddled.' A Flail! SINTIMENT.—Sir Robert Peel, on the occasion of a Ministerial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs, gave as a toast, ' May we keep their plaices without their flounders.' A GINTLEMLN lying in bed one morning was informed that ...

... Tories had grown bold and arrogant, while the Whigs were despondent and fearful. But now a new sentiment was awakened, and a new order of things instituted. The recreant Tones were alarmed, and the truehearted Whigs took courage. The British found that they ...

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... the subjects of the toast. (Cheers.) Bailie Dania, in proposing ' Her Majesty's Ministers, said the toast was one which both Whig sad Tory could respond to. They were fortunate in having men able and willing to take the management of affairs whatever party ...

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