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... soner had been servant in the house for some time past, never suspected her of any thing wrong until they were induce the folio whig most extraordinary entertain j. that she had intentions of destroying the house and family. W day morning, January the »th ...
... the community.” (Loud cheering.) Several other toasts were given, among which were Earl Grey and the Whigs of England;” 44 Duke of Hamilton and the Whigs of Scotland )” May we live to see the right petition restored;” after which Mr. Taylor sang the following ...
... oflh of Prime Minister. But the favourite maxim of the la reign is represented to have been the rigorous exclusion u the great Whig families from power. This improvemei on the policy of George I. and 11. has been accounted various ways. For instance : that ...
... iigtifsetl hetbre they had time to breathe. The apjKlatment of a successor to Lord Rockingham, withjst consulting the wishes the Whig Ministers wh ...
... Boughton, will meet with no opposition. Thomas Asheton Smith and Lancelot Rolleston. Esqrs., ar ,. . two who are to oppose the Whig interest Nottinelia at the ensuing election. A r quishion has been sent to J bn Smith Bany, Esq., requi him to offer himself ...
... namely, the Dukes of Norfolk, Hamilton, and Leinster, arc to be found in tile ranks of the Whigs. I beg to propose, as toast, Duke of Leinster and the Whigs of Ireland.’’ , j After this, the healths of I xml Laudetdale, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell ...
... could not help congratulating the meet in g upon this circumstance-—that the Whig Norwich, theWliigs at Kdinbmgh, and the Whigs atNcwcastle, the Wiiigs at Bristol, the Whigs at Vork. and elsewhere, had declared their determination exert themselves in ...
... described the principles upon which he had opposed the late bills,and observed that they were generally held honest men, whether Whigs 'Tories, with very little This was net catraordina -;., because, in point truth and tact, little difference opinion could exist ...
... originally come forward on the strength of the atistociacy,or rather of the rats; he had next turned on his pivot .and become a Whig; was now gone back again to the Tories. The hon. Baronet was the last man upon earth he should have expected to appear a cau ...
... with a rich diadem, ornamented with brilliants. Mr. Denman has accepted invitation from the Whig interest in Nottingham, and is making common cause with the late Whig Member, Mr. Birch. Piracies in the Mewterranean. —Letters from Malta of the d.I ult. state ...
... bankrupt in public nrin- the Judges was said to have added,. 'Although they are guilty, ciple (Loud applause.) He had been a Whig; he had been they are not guilty ot being Radicals. 1 hey must all be aware that Tory -he any thing that would be most conducive ...
... espouse, t-i-her orange or blue cards, nr ribands in their hatsorat oi'vtv av*v «sunn « • their breasts. The orange is the Whig colour here, the blue tint of V * cxan ? . aun(ier , J ore^ .ho Tories. Bands of music still cn.inue.o parade.he city, foll ...