The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-16 00:00:00

ENGLAND AND PORTUGAL.

This day was* published, price le. 6d.
SPEECH of the
.Hight Hon. the
Viscount PALMERSTON, in the Hou.e.of Com-
mons, on Monday Ist of June, 1829,- open the Motion of-
the Right Hou. Sir J. MACKINTOSH, respecting tto-,-
relations of England with Portugal.
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CONTENTS.—A fine Portrait and Description of a short-
horned •Bust.--Rev, Henry Ferry on Breeding.—Dr.-
31yet a on Agliculturat Institntions.—A plate entl•deacrip-
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