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... West End, that Lord John Russelj passed through London privately last night, and now at i?is o Tl C so saTd':that the leading Whigs talk of an immediate dissolution of Parliament. (From the Globe of Thursday Evening.) We hear from source on which we can p ...
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... inquired of one of his ministers the difference between Whig and a Tory— * Please, your Majesty, I conceive the difference to merely nominal. The Tories are Whigg when they want places, and tjie Whigs Tories when they have got them/ A Bull.—An Irish gentleman ...
... to have been impression erroneously got abroad that the Whigs were anxious to endow the Roman Catholic Church. This was not the case, nor could he see why it should he assumed that it was the Whigs in particular who wished to this, when it was remembered ...
... time when the Letter Boxes are arts of phonography and now numbers upward* of worthv notice because he had trifled in the “New Whig Halloway’s Pills, which he declares effected a perfect cure in » for the receipt paid letters. thirteen hundred nrfTnl.irs ...
... Houdin for the loan of the empty bottle out of which he so miraculously extracts all sorts of good things, in order that the Whig Premier may take a lesson in the art of obtaining a constant surplus from a perpetual deficiency. Monsieur Houdin obligingly ...
... (Vt.) Mrs. C. J. H. Nicholas ; the Lily, (Seneca Falls,) Mrs. Bloomer; the l-ancatter Gazette, (Pa.,) Mrs. Pearson; the Yazoo Whig, Mrs. Horn; the Mountain Bough, Mrs. Prewitt. —\ew York Oittner. A droll anecdote is told of the Nepaulesc ambassador now in ...
... anything heavier than his cane aaygng j CATO, blest rwftose love the Wide earth fliu, ground. There are in every coffee-shop whig and tory and on^%eapiSto ! * Who has made ail things well i—d» one thing more : radical publications, and tones, and radicals ...
... family. habits of his life were retired, and he laterly mingled little in Court politics, though he was strongly attached to the Whig party, and at one time spoke upon the hustings a> the supporter of Sir Samuel llorailly mid Sir John Hobhouse. His frank-heartednes ...
... Bridgwater ; and the hot-headed young democrat, Kent to Pans to bo introduced to Buonaparte, settled down into a good old-fashioned Whig, and wm for many years active and respected magistrate of the county of Somerset; actively benevolent and universally teemed ...
... 'w the interval an issue ot F-xi bispier-bills to the extent of 1 750 000/., which, if issued, would Is. paid out of th. gro whig produce of the revenue. eonetuded moving the vote iibovenientioncil- , , , ,• i i, .i The close of Hie right hun. Chan.'. llor ...
... Since then the code of laws had been amended, and a merciful substituted for a sanguinaiy one. Macaulay told us that the Whigs were dissatisfied liecause Stratford did not see himself disemboweled ; the same author tells us that the Tories reviled Uussell ...