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SATURDAY.
News this morning is of the scantiest. E. g. : the Daily News makes the following announcement, which any of us might have made from the facts on the surface but prints it in so conspicuous a form that we are per- force obliged to regard it as exclusive intelligence— "it is stated that serious dissensions have already arisen within the Tory camp. Some of its members have made Free-trade professions, others are still Protectionists ; and the differences thus originating are said already to indicate the still more serious difficulties which the future can scarcely flail to aggravate."
Mr. Grantley Berkeley has intimated to the High Sheriff of Glouces- tershire that he intends to dispute the validity of Mr. Nigel Kingscote's election, on the ground that at Bridegate, and other places, his voters were "prevented voting by the riotous and intimidating violence, as- saults, and otherwise, of the party calling themselves Liberals."
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