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sin the Richmond Hill Theatre last night was
a Capadian meeting, at which were present the
Bermuda (Canadian) exiles. Wolfred Nelson
"a nd M. Bouchette, ex-Editor Of the Quotidienne,
made addresses. Mackenzie delivered a lecture.
FANNY WRIeHT,, being present, was called for.
which led to row. Fanny, however, made a
speech, contending that the democracy Of the
country should enlis. heart and soul for the de-
M ocracy OF Canada, &c. &c. rheller and Dodge,
who escaped from Quebec, have arrived in this
cit y.''---N. 4. Corres't Nat. Intel.


" other consideration operated to bring the
Ga uadian enterprise into disrepute; that of Fanny
W,ight's being engaged in it would be sufficient.
No thing from her can be worthy Of the least at
tenllon. aa# .. s!a&. u#.#


Viewing her in relation to her conduct, we are
presented with the paradox, that Wright is
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