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... of those spoils, which there is too much reason to conclude formed the great stimulus that whetted the selfisk bigotry of Whigs and Tories. But respecting the social position of the country, so depressed, so melancholy, all but hopeless the commencement ...
ATULOKE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1«53. When wc Inst week told our readets fiat the new Government was formed, were ..
... clue to what the Minisliy in ton doing, and if the Cabinet act to the scheme of policy laid down for them the lute head of the Whig parly ; the distinction between the and the other branches of the Liberal party, is indeed done away with, and common band ...
HOUSE OF COMMONS—Monday, Dec. 27
... river, and by the assistance of it he succeeded in saving himself from a watery grave. The horse and car were lost. —Northern Whig. Tub Disastkous Effect of the Floods the Isle of Elv.— lntelligence was received Friday that the consequence of the late disastrous ...
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... discover checks, , None could b.m in tmiversJ disaster, and , perversion of t.uth-tbat the sole object of the Old job. Like his Whig predecessors, will have , , w oul d be ridiculed or run deed, so far was he from ttbich startle “ thinkers and econom.sts cpuuUon ...
THE HURRICANE IN LONDON
... us. (Hear, hear.) But the moment come together, and hear each other speak—the moment the soul creeps out of the body of the Whig, and feels no symptoms of fear or alarm from the Tory, and we look at each other full in the face as astronomers, we all become ...
Limo PALu....u.Aut , Asp ENE. Ti NI ES
... parr Those t ea names' Ii Lori 1, Ila•seli and Lad Pal Arlo to them • selves a estileiont Ruarant. for the •oppert of the %nom Whig Mfy• Ti, Friday, Deo, 23. • S O (1: in it feller the Timm 4 lighted et pro pert nt the Aber4ern coalition, *loch pro• he ...
BOUTON TO Bee’ — al — of tion, the interest attaching to the subject induces | rvance | the following
... immigration to a gold ¢ of vur is natura y composed of a very hu proportion of Men have flocked gre by tens ¢ thousands, accou Whig. by but a very small comparative number of wou and, as the first thought of a successful d aly un generally to get married ...
“Thus. VV MAN, DY ab perso, id 1 satisfactory testimonials for the last bar: Apply to W. HUN TER, care
... af Ral Retai a DOOK-Kee pig, Highly respectable and u r eer. be given, and security if rec 2305 Letters addres! od “J. L,” Whig Office, will immedia e at Es- is e A S How ER VE is On Stop ew th uu: her ii last whe re she has just _ ft; she Lary ad the ...
TIIE NEW VICEROY
... himself—the highest possible authority in the matter—that there is absolutely no difference between the views of the Peelites and Whigs, it may be assumed Lord Sr. GERMAINII will simply revive Lord CLARENDON's policy in governing Ireland ; and while the resumption ...
SII N I S T U Y
... solemn pro. fessions. tl.ink they justly merit public reproba. lion. Mr. Richard Montesquieu Bellcw took office under the Whigs, the party to which he and his family always belonged, and yet because of the conduct of that party iu relation to the Ecc ...
THE NEW MINISTRY
... love and speak fair promise' to their constituencies. The legal arrangements have not yet been completed; Sir A. Cockburn (Whig) is Attorney-General. It is more than probable that Sir W. Page Wood will take a permanent place Vice-Chancellor, and Mr. Roundel ...