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... first Baron Hothfield, wb®, if not 1 very much mistaken, owes his peerage »o Mr Gladstone, I though he has, like many another Whig lordling. ceased to owe allegiance to the party the people. There is no mistaking the tone his letter to Sir Theodore Fry, ...

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... Plummet and Dickson (capt.), hacks ; Thee, Churchill and Baker, half backs; Dot k and Gunnjng, right wing; Fry, centre ; and left whig. Referee, Mr W. J. Everitt; linesmen, Messrs W, Morgan and Webber. I have to thank Mr. Wainwright, secretary of Swindon St ...