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 At this stage of the remarks of Mir. Dew, the audience interrupted him with loud out cries, whether of applause or condemnation is not stated, although the words "Go it, Dew." were particularly audible. ...

 After MT. Dew had concluded his speech, another gentleman rose and observed that he would like to hear little more from the gentleman who had just taken his seat, rel ative to the geographical location of "Old Plymouth Rock" 'st

 Mr. Dew replied-"That Rock is where you nor have never been, and that is suffi- cient; and if it is not, sir, repeat it is in the Old DOminiOn, commonly called the State gf VTginiG. Screams and yells.

 End ef Rish Pope-Clement ", during his feeble and profligate reign, amassed enormous riches by the sale of ecclesiastical beneficiaries and by other scandalous means. He had enriched his relations and his de- pendants, but he had not secured their gra- titude. The moment that his death was an. nounced in the papal palace, all the inmates rushed upon his treasures as if they had been their lawful booty. Amongst his nN- merous household, not single servant re- mained to watch the dead body of his mas ter. The wax candles that lighted his bed of state fell upon the bed clothes and set them on fire. The flames spread over the whole apartment, but the palace and ward- robe were so plHndered. that only mise rable cloth could be found to cover the half burnt remains of one of the richest PopeS who had ever governed the church,

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