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... POPULARITY Or THZ 44 WHITE Sewing Machine. • 111p4/ . 4 • • k 1 .• - . 44 11111 - sales day by day in all Owns In Griot Whig litind the dim no American Sewinitkleehinebee yet with so mach success. No other can ▪ FeCo.d. Whet ever eshibited. it has ...
... painter, as possessing the finest head I ever saw--the only one I would choose for Aristides, he was one of the staunchest Whigs who ever sat in the House of Commons; and, although that party was out of power almost the whole period in which he was a member ...
... increasing bitterness of party feeling, led Addison to feel the desirability of establishing • coffeehouse where he and his fellow Whigs could I not only literary topics but political matters in • friendly and harmonious way. With these objects in view. in 1712 ...
... places. It was really • great nolitie-al battJe, led by two prominent families—the Fitswilliams on the one side, with all the Whig power 'behind them, the Harewoods on the other, standing in front of Toryism. The polling lasted fifteen days, and the newspapers ...
... and begged them to bear him out, lie was answered with fresh peals of mockery. He had to speak of the allianos between the Whigs and the Irish Catholics. With a flourish ef rhetoric he described Melbourne as holding in one hand the keys of St. Peter and ...
... el Liverpool. Mr. John Gladstone, the father of William Ewart Gladstone, was an earnest politician. At first a professor of Whig principles, he subsequently modified his views, his principles later in life being those usually associated with the name of ...
... Dr. Hill gathered a few traditions of Dr. Taylor from the present vicar. The old parson was an influential supporter of the Whig; interest in the county, and the Duke of Devonshire one day went home with Taylor in his great postchaise to Ashbourne. Wishing ...
... upon us for the Lin time. So it is with the nicknames that have leased into our national nomenclature: Quaker, Tory, Whig : they nettle nobody in these days, but each of them is a nickname, lived down it may be, but not less a nickname, born in ...
... admirably carried out. They may even be 'be awed of the retiaitemeate. Le Wiper. mese dinned'sl of the Deltwer Orr lONA aab , &Whig with the twine-a:riches r i p admirable manner. the Central Proyinorti thing, age bardi7 so . A recent Nisitor to Jahbolpoe• ...
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