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rd John 6ve, and iciscly at p in an [ent and s. The Queen.” en’s car-distance, jsty, ad-i tt Openen, and he other sembled r of her era loud ion, thee Queenness- the estys august , whose exists a e to theT V bliv *orLoai LyKDHXJRST's Fa.ther-in-Law.—A gooddeal has-been said yro and oo» in the newspapers respecting the recent marriage of Lord Lyndhurst wich Miss Gfoldsmid. A oorrespondent suggests that even in his family arrangements his lordship has shown hia fondness for, and sympathy with, rats, as before Mr. Lewis-Goldfemid (tnow Lord Lyndhurst’s father-in-law)-obtained ar- pension from, the Tories,, he had written a violent republican work, under the title of u The Crimes of Cabinets.”-—Courier. The name of the individual is not Goldaimd, but Goldsmith. We should think the name of Lewis Goldsmith sufficiently notorious. He was not a stockbroker, but a notary. w He is not a. Jew, says the Times. He is a Jew. He is a Hamburg Jew by nation; and married a Jewess, who went to Synagogue till her death. His two daughters, Eliza and Georgiana (Lady Lyndhurst) are new converts to Protestantism. Mr. Lewis Goldsmith is an attache of the Foreign Office. He first published a truculent republican work against kings and priests, entitled, the Crimes of Cabinets; next a libel on the Bonaparte family, and on all the Liberals in. Europe, entitled Cabinet of : Bonaparte; thirdly, a* calumnious ultra^Tory print* called the • AntirgalUcan, in which he abused his present employers. Such ; is Lord Lyndhurst's father-in-law.—Advertiser.A Toby Calf’s Head.—A rather laughable' occurrence took place the other day in Nottingham shambles,wftfclt tvmtmcr rim nariifts concerned^ has caused no little merri-many struck i badly c immedi ditably strewed wreck tStilast, ab passage Erskintmermenpasseog the en^ other d have be have esThas dnrii heit) ra lice ordwere enactivitydestroy*the “ ri|
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Patriot
London, Middlesex, GB
Thu, Aug 24, 1837
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