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... farmers was held on Monday of th e * g uard sod the dagger, arid so he had a right to (inat Bsmbridge, which, as the A'ortheris Whig tells us, u terru w Pr Le aD d l d r ot Z t t t i; ou t e e m . may well make Lord Downsbire and his friends quail; uu y ...

... are to be elected by the colonists. This was so clearly the weak point in the Premier's statement, that nearly every member—Whig, Radical, and Conservative—who followed him, took occasion to point it out. The only argument urged in its favour by the Noble ...

... with the constitution of the Board. A discussion conned, which the (Mardian. expressed their opiroon as to the new Poorhouse Whig built on tbe Colinonho lordship seated, amidst m ix applause, that the Gam dens would have power to appoint their own col. ...

... brought the cheese. They asked it It was in the bore, and she mid that it was not, for they had sold It to Mr. Withers, Meow, Whig, for did. a pound. They asked heroine - nto much the beam, sod did so. The prisoner Men to her house two or three times since ...

... might have a sppoeted him. Sooner or later, however, he every . be earned ; the coning of seed the doctrine of lo ng sown; the Whig s had bees preaching lo democracy for the lest 150 years. 51r. thought the coantryiwes nibbled to for brining forward theorisation ...

... promise ecouomy, but practise it not. I never co uld have imagined, albeit their many promises made only to be broken. that a Whig government could, in the face of the cry in all . qnsrters for financial reform, have perpetrated so gross a Job. It appears ...

... to • resolution embodying a return to the taistion of 1835. 'This course was not a new one-1792 had been the standard the Whigs had quoted sad wished to return to for • quarter of a century. lie should set the Goven.ment to show reasons why they would ...

... inspection on seg. Southampton, Muck 23,1850. SELLING OFF I bELLING OFF I I SELLING OFF I I TN °mealtimes of entertain alterations Whig *boot tin made on the Premises, the whole of the MagniSaint sod Miscellaneous Stock of VIENER'S CELEBRATED TEMPLE OF FANCY ...

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