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aisht, week month, year and proteetionist peer
waited upon ai their own houses.


The following testimonials arc humbly Submitted
70 The public


No I.


II can recommend the advertiser as a willing and
attentive person. I have generally found him de.
siroas Of making himself useful. think II he got q
place, he would do his utmost 70 deep e ,


" RICHMOND"
"Ths bearer, Benjamin D'lsrasi, 10 very amusing
person, and can give him a character for being a
capital waiter at pfotectionisi dinners. His great
anxiety u 10 get into some regular situation, and
have no doubt he might be made very serSieeable,


90. BENTINcK."


No. g.


Though do not much like this person, think
there can be no ObjectOn 10 hIs attendance al pro-
Ieetionist dinner-partyi for I know at all events,
from my own experience, that he can tell good
story.


"a very nice young man for very small party.
SALE EXTRAoADMARr.-lne consequence Of the
close Of the legislative season, IL has been determine
to get rid Of the large remaining stock Of unredeem
ed pledges by public suction. There are several
very bad lots among the number, and the pledges
most OF them In such very bad condition, that
il is feared the prices fetched will be very contempt-
BILE. The celebrated clothes stolen from the wings
while bathing will, understand, be found in the
catalogue, but all the coats belonging TO these
clothes have been turned over and over again. until
they scarcely retain any Of their original gloss, IL is
very unlikely that they will fetch anything worth
mentioning.


Mr.. Benjamin DIsrasli, and some Of the other
regular Dealers will no doubt attend in the hope Of
picking up bargains here and there; but the india
position Of parties to have any dealings with him,
will prevent his becoming purchaser any amount
at the sale which is in contemplation.


THE "PLEDGE" N PARLIAaEsr.-The Worlds
Temperance Convention is continually making some
grsnd demonstration, now meeting in Coyent Gar
den, and now in Exeter Hall, II it wished teeto-
talism 10 embrace all classes from the playhouse TO
the platform. Its next demonstration, We Suggest,
should take place al st. Stephens, where intempe-
rance prevails 10 extent that is truly lamentsbe.
Witness the speeches Of Mr.. D'Israel and Lord
George Bentlnek


VEsTiLATios OF THE HousE OF CoMdoss.--lf the
house is very cold, let George BentiHek begin To
speak and gradual warmth will be the result. II
this warmth is more than the members can bear, LEI
Mr.. D'lsrueli attack Sir Robert Peel, and the as
tonishng eoolness will strike everybody. IL the de-
bate is too oppressive, Mr.. Peter Borthwiek should
be called upon to speak, and he will clear the house
in very few minutes, by sending every member
out Of