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... hie% stealing. i. I%mteener raiedutr, Y by tie nseanye• lfr. W S a large and the ny.t.d Denmoth sad the Mr !..wiry is a Whig ad rare. the • opinion. kreares..ad we shall le merrier if the el.-tiara 4 L. .oI odd eyries wreath a. bis preview hey .4 dat ...

... the 11011. firma.. Smythe, Peelite ; Sir W. Somerville, Whig; Mr. M. Lu-hington (..m of the Right Hon. S. R. Alin the for nearly Ctrl yearii). Liberal ; Mr. 4'. fort.., C.iorier, the 1/. I'. Whig-II:olio-al; and Mr. Aelinoity Glover, WI: announril himsi ...

... -al autb.a iti.y might to alter the days. There were on FridaL. slant City case. .1.1 few, (5 to each. Thr a neere a few good Whig h earned to an of rill, aril also a limitea supply of hones, .1112 C of which gond priers. AT.— WC have had for the last few ...

... in towns ;• bet it Disraeli had July cotne to him (the lecturer) he would have flight hint how to put the kie bosh on the Whigs, and f|Ave secured his office for seven years at lea-r. oode.-t, his; very! and all thi- was to have been done by intro- ducing ...

... in with the Tima, and follow the Shwrfcirrf's article which w» died la»t week. prefeiring ‘reforming Torie* to ob■tructive Whig*. Bat tbea they.denjr the connstenry of an oppadtion to the Church -ntto Bill to-day, after conceding the Jewiah claims yesterday ...

... raker Idl swim. sad • 6., dad saws waged W. TALIAIii Jura 12. Ilrr martin r Sim sad mess ass Mew that dm. Jar P T.O ta. spools Whig MIS &Amery, 41.1. 1168. per rut Raga lat. Di. 40. per — PisTATO !JAMMU. Awe Dome pus omit sows bow sod Wow prom Ism strained ...

... nothing but the bill,’ had no reference weatever to the ballot. In his opinion, the main object of that bill was to consolidate Whig power, and though it was regarded in that light by toe Conservative party after it was passed, they gave a solemn pledge through ...

... accept nothing loss than total, unconditional repeal. But it may be that there are in Parliament some 50 or 100 reasonable Whigs, who do not want to destroy the Church; and if these will snpport reasonable compromise, tbe question may yet be settled before ...

... once despatched Scindla to bring him (ToWrtt o'the scone of action. .Mcnnwhilc Brigadier Smith's column wing Btli Hussars, Whig Bombay , ■fnd SSlh, Bombay lOth Native Kifaidry, add Bombay, troop of liorse artillery—joined, as I have said, by Orr ao& fln ...

... Nem On!, Ann, sport wooed •e Ile • Li Wail 1.4 UN' Se ',we vzplr• *8.4. am • a: t! earned 1 .t.1y I . trot. el atr Whig% r eh Ih-J di I —ll I.a.dow. rl. 4. .0 re, it.. Asst.— It a• r•. 1 &Teat take- • • 11.. I:A. or deck 1.'4. Tr aweeeel ...

... . the Ilona and with it tit.' the of Common-. In Iten hr tern a hoot. he nwigned in Soptenstier, 0141. Tim llntiory of the Whig slowing that fieriosd in, in tact, the I.:..araploy of loon) John ; for he was hhatili,d with tiimr .11111, 11,1111 hiardlion ...