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A PROPHECY CONCERNING EEwsPAPERs.-'Well,
went, and it SO happened, on that evening
was the first, and the Duke OF Northumber r
land came second; he had Just arrived at


Bath; and he was expatiating upon the en-.
|joymsnt he had there. "But," added his
grace, "there is one comfort could not have


| like to read the newspapers at breakfast,
and at Bath the Post does not come in till l
o'clock; and that was a drawback TO my pie "a
sure" $50" said Lord Mansfield, "your
grace likes the comforts Of reading the news
papers-the Comforts of reading the news
papers. Mark my words. You and shall
not live to see it, but this young gentleman n
(Mr ScotD may, or it may be little later;
but, little sooner or later those newspapers
if they go on as they now do, will most as
suredy write the Duke of Northumb erland
out of his titles and possessions, and the
country out of its king. Mark my words; for
this will happen."- of Lord Eden.