Common Malformation.—Too long a tongue. A King's Speech.—George 111., after opening tue Suasion of Parliament, asked the Cnancellor, " Did I deliver the speech well I" "Very well, sir," was Lord Eldon's reply. "I am glad of it," rejoined the King ; " for there was nothing in it." Delightful Impartiality.—The Hempstead Inquirer says:—"The nomination of Hon. James W. Cover for Congress will give as entire satisfaction to the Democratic electors as did the nomination of Sou. John A. Kin* to thd Republicans.'
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 298, 7 April 1877, Page 2
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