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... to say that she wrote to Daniel Kyrie Price. who hot been a solicitor's clerk, bet now kept • puldie-house, in reference to Whig's'''. propeat and that on his coming they waked his ad, but he did not give it ; but asked them if they would take £3O apiece ...

... assist temake &clean sweepof the corn laws. But he immediately followed up this service by embarking on hiaernsade against the Whig measures of coercion, and in favour alike of the redress of its crying grievances and of laws that were at once equal and ...

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... the indignities to which innocent and honourable men, highly descended and highly esteemed, had been subjected. The leading Whigs demanded an inquiry. Then the Terries began to flinch. They well knew the inquiry could ant strengthen their case, and might ...