LORD FRANKFORT IN THR HOUSE OF CORRECTION.-Bince the committal of Lord Frankfort to the House of Correction, Coldbath• fields, in pursuance of the sentence of the Court of Queen's Bench, he has conformed himself very willingly to the rules of the prison, and appears quite reconc

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