The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-16 00:00:00

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FRENCH.
CONVERSATIONAL METHOD, OR THE SYSTEMS OF
EHAMILTON AND JACOTOT IMPROVED.
LISABETH ou LES EXILES DE
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Pr,,nunciation indicated according to the best French
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Tl The conservative clique are perfectly desperate.
14'ete is an universal apathy shown to them by all the
14:44 and boroughs that have acquired representatives
st'er the Reform Bill ; and even the counties, where some
t
beh e rich boroughniciugers fancied they had strong claims,
Ve
,uge of their wealth, seem inclined to desert them.
111,,t' " men of all work," have little chance of being re-
. 44 to a Reformed Parliament.