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... elicited. The discussions were protracted, but they interested the vast audience until after eleven o'clock. On the whole, the speaking was spirited, good-tempered, and effective The proceedings were conducted with admirable tact and ability by the Mayor. The ...
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... bribery at I elections, but espcially must we take care to remedy I went thing—the enuring of the confidenm of the people by speaking to them ! Again abuses have arisen from the extreme ineqiuditimi in the constitn. thin of the Rouse of Commons. But these ...
... no doubt, to he met with. The name of our friend is William Gibson. He says in a note to me this week— Haring heard von speak of three of the first poets in Bradford, I thought the few lines which I have submitted to you were like these rashlights which ...
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