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... HAVE YOU TRIED IT SCOTCH WHISK EY, THE BEST THAT EVER COMES OVER THE BORDER• 13 • FLOW:FMCS ABOUT THIS IPDII OLD ma' WHIGS TO 1111110 ST 5T3021110 MATS. 10 YEARS OLD, 10 UNDER PROOF. (PUSEST AND BEST.) 20;- PER GALLON; 2/- PZR DOZEN Bornag3 618 PER IMPERIAL ...

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... Bedfoid Corn Exchange, on the 18th inst. After referriog to the significanoe of the presence in tbe chair of the head of great Whig boaae, and criticising Mr. Gladstone’s attitude towards the Irish- Americans, illustrated in his recent letter, Lord Randolph ...

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