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... domain is Whigs certainly credit never having deviated their traditional nepotism Indeed Whiggcry of Aaronitic if man not d and fool enough to present himself in and he share of Gibconitc and to be all and drawer of water Like great artists Whig nasciittr ...
... Episcopate or rather of that portion of it for which the Church is indebted to the judicious selection of the seiui-infidel Whig-Radical clique into whose hands unhappily for the Church the exercise of the Royal lapsed Hardly ail I it already occurred ...
... young ladies, Miss Irving. Miss Kate Seymour, Miss Grace Forrester, and Miss Eliza Marchmont. advertise themselves in the Troy Whig (U. 3.), as severally want of a husband. They will receive sealed tenders through the Post Office, post-paid ; and widowers ...
... their turn round tbe year 1850 without aleratiou effrontery to purortiug ignore existence very Tin an of mlitical imagined Whig could descend'' Keogh earitcil leadership of the Opposition lias received compliment of public dinner several the Church of ...
... succeeding years —(cheers). The Chairman then gave “Her Majesty’s Ministers”— (cheers). was proud to say that he had ever given the Whig interest his staunch support, and was rejoiced to find that that party still continued in the confidence of her Majesty, in ...
... that more than another does credit to the party that our contemporary professes to represent, it is Mr. Langton. Of an ancient Whig family, abiding steadily by the traditional politics of bis house, be has at the same time, without compromising a particle ...
... sentiment of the electors of this city not again to return any man as their representative who is uot a free trader, be he Whig or Tory(loud cheers). The hon. member then entered upon the subject of the ballot. He contested the opinions of Mr. F. Peel ...
... legitimate and io an honourable straightforward manner drawn the lirnt partner very little suspicion extravagance exists in-lluence Whig Grahamitex is ‘irm tle merchant lose i50tXXi in year tin Earl of Derby alone in in condemnation of tliat in hi exertions to ...
... the citizens,” our Liberal friends met the proposition with something very different to a cheer. Johnson, we think, defined a Whig “a Tory out of office.” The definition may be extended—“ Liberals are Liberals when they anything; but when they get it, they ...
... loyalty of strange transferable kind given to worship revolutionary legitimate Sovereign It will come good are in tho reign of Whigs it is at tbe crime the punishment of people them 1 Winterbonrno 0 Stapleton 8 St Mark's 8t Tlic entlirnnization of Dr Ilendren ...
... either originated or hate that the country under commercial would luve to that policy ! which dictated m-aurrs vicious iln- Whig Ministry if not deficient duty sorely in judgment In rivalo life with 1 that candour which error point judgment iu ni'olic ...