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... strong recommendation have aided very toaterially checking the spread of the disease. Vaccination of children and adults is Whig freely carried on the Dispensary from week to week ; in fact great has been the demand for vaccine lymph” that several occasions ...

... on good terms with Austria and Russia. THE PEEKS AND THE ROYAL TITLE. A Lohdok correspondent says —lt is said that some the Whig peers hare taken upon themselves communicate with the Prince of Wales on the subject of the Royal title. The nature of the ...

... for tho re|'eal the Corn Laws. was Premier from 1842 1846. Lord John Russell (afterwards Karl Hussoll), who was lotdor of the Whig party in I louse of Commons at tho beginning of the Queen's reign, and hocaroe the head tho party in succession to Lord Melbourne ...

... Minister to become so very sensitive if the Premier or any other member of the Government criticise his speeches. Thy Nerthervi Whig asks—Does Lord Beaconsfield intend, under any circumstances, to involve the country in war. or does he not P It would appear ...

... Mr. Cobden’s presence, and that of Mr. Gikson’s. in the Cabinet, would have represented the substantial defeat of the old Whig monopoly office. The man who could unite in his own person the three qualities of Parliamentary orator, popular leader, and ...

... Independent says —A largely attended meeting of Cork electors was held io Baodoo on Tuesday night, to consider the decision o{ the Whig Convention held on Monday in Cork, for the selection of candidate for the divist n. The meeting was a very large one, and the ...

... diother country, and to show the reciprocal advannsges to .be derived flora a close aed cordial union. British stltesmen of the Whig school did not hesitate a few yewrrago to express an -Aid on the whole it would . he better to cast the colonies adrift, and ...

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... TIM SLAVE CISCIILAX. Whig lays—ln the popular meetings where it is demanded that the author of the document should be dismise.d, the probability of • joint responsibility for these portentous instructions is not considered. Bbt the Government. as • Government ...