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... river was disregarded arid clean forgotten. P)These careful carvings belong to the days when tie mot O ?? n the great Houses Whig! That object on3 dtopof he aseis the famnous iiCeilini1 Cup, for a very long time supposed to have teen marie by the great ...

... reI* Ba n L46hl traya Onet y in Prane is the literatnr6 of Is qjpig b ropultart teintly a I enterprising theo Ms Bishop'~ Whigs 'eel ?? wih th GMrs.u papeis' ?? the 4#30 ot laaie ~rea. ...

... Aiivd his character Jor shrewdness. Il his opinions on the American war, and ia most cases where his enthusiasm for the old Whigs did not lead him astray, XWaloole was Oi uttd critic ot Eanglish polities; but it is in his capacity as a cmronicler of manners ...