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... less fraternal thou alien they were within an inch of walking into us in re Acre, with seven leagued boots, and the Juvenile Whig had nearly put his foot in it with his old antagonist, the then Premier of France. Apropos of that, it is surprising that the ...
... and the Parliament ; the administration of Lord North; the formation of the Coalition Ministry, and the breaking up of the Whig party; the King's Itirst illness, and the contest on the Regency question; the Vrench Revolution, and the war against France; ...
... as it were for rivalry,—garb homely but good. They are tolerably well paid for their attendance to vindicate the futility of Whig measures for the prevention of bribery. Proh pudor ! Bush .' For the most part, the varlets I treat of have a guinea a-day ...
... ae | WHIG, BELFAST, T Tne Weatner.—Io the North of Scotlar | heen known since 12°R been very deep. At Fort Augustus such namie emia be a nl re although confine the heat. Litter would be better, as uit trees keep the bed warm by fermentation.— Corres; ...
... for the benefit of the service. The captain superintendent said, Pick out the best men you can to fill the office, whether Whig or Tory, and select from the hired men the best men. Witness had always acted on these orders. Remembered the appointment ...
... active agent, And these acts, with more of the same kind, secured the defeat of Mr. reene and the return of Mr. Armstrong, the Whig Recorder of Manchester; who is, however, unseated; and the writ for Lancaster is also suspended. We trust, after these disclosures ...
... The life of the llohpit Ibiyle, which was moat interesting one. and well W. U. SliepparJ, Esq., occupied the chair. HOW WHIG PATRONAGE WAS DISPOSED WELLS. Wells —The Times of the gives its reader* il • Ueiu’fit a Ion lendm article on the misdoings ...
... HenryVstnond, by Thackeray, 3 vols. 31s at 235. Christianity in Ceylon, by Sir E.'Tennent, Us at 10s, Roebuck’s History the Whig Ministry, 2 vols. at 15s. Jeffrey’s Life and Correspondence, 2 vols. 25s at 18s. Retlhall, by Cailcton, 31s fid at 21s fid ...
... Brown, of Dundee, seconded the motion and in doing took occasion to refer to various measures of reform passed since under Whig Administrations, such the Abolition of Slavery ; Tithes in England ; the amendment of the Postal Reduction Act; and that greatest ...
... received on the In the most Fashionable Varieties . 3 1 law | Bank of England statement the following changes | them, NORTHERN WHIG. for the preceding week :—Circulation deere: ased £297,516 5 | s some painful proofs of a TO THE OF THE THE NEWEST MAL 1ALS ...