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... the very ark and sanctuary of the popular party. From its old lists of members one might compile an exhaustive catalogue of Whig statesmen. Its tattered betting-books record the pecuniary, sporting, and social ventures of Mr. Fox, Lord Grey, Lord Holland ...

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... retiremr. Payton isms brought out three candidates. One d dim, Mr. Joan* Williams, though &elected by the Liberal the wail, *Whig a spilt existed, immediately to a Liberal (Mr. B. J. Smith), Jets s), to light It out between them. The spas the naiad or otherwise ...

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