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... Derbyites will be a more numerous, and more respectable, and quite another party than the one now dishonouring that good old Whig name. ...
... Tannage. 61 *196 do., 67 61,271 Peddle do., 2S 12,182 Total, 143 102,11109 1096 Of these, 16 weed. Aggregate vessels Wilt, Whig bulk or Somber. Sailing vessels, 88 31.166 Screw do., 126 108.904 12,491 Paddle do., 62 77,1n0 10,35 t Total. 266 167,770 26 ...
... position, and, what Is more to the purpose, mistakes the the community form of it. Great is the tribalation among the old Whigs of the city, and nowhere are old Whip more numerous, that the last of the Whip should now have been accessory to cutting so ...
... and Mr opposed Mania. Lent J. Russ& Wade. of Gomown& Mt sewn the amine u shined Mr Haywood. The J. Mr Napier, MI The amebas Whig lm loath wail Mien wad farther tithe The Mr Herwood give froth The *theme Mato the Peas Imam sad Charlie Donal *Mel la motels ...
... injurious to the interests of many of its members, so much that seems to announce a return to the old family policy of the Whigs, so much harm is done to the many for the sake of so little benefit to the few, that we are tempted to ask whether the changes ...
... present moment.' I consulted others, and were all of opinion that the beet mode of forming a Government was by uniting the Whig party with the party of the remaining friends of Sir R. l'eel, who ' were then ready to accept office under Lonl Aberdeen. ...
... the P ohce ° ,' vso n, and no statutable oh * had been inflicted ion ft had been committed. rfa adventurous herc»W X^hein^ Whig. Uere ...
... This week he proceeds to Forfar, Aberdeen, , and other northern counties. NO NEWS FROM THE TROOPS. (From £k Timm) The penal Whigs has scarcely • rimiest her ems se ether history. Nearly the whirls et Isar fleet sad the lower of her army, about saes, are ...
... completeness. The esisesel mete el the pre. poled system of water-wake mem r to insure their display. The Idaee.W deportlust Whig a pennasent character, outset, Is the cum a temporary exhibition. be finished ►y a gives day. The plants sad dowers, which ...
... for whosetair fame alone induced Mr Disraeli to come forward ; be was the betrayer, the deserter, the dr strayer, the groat Whig party, who, from bass regard to elks, bad joined in the evening of his days with who had passed their lives in traducing and ...
... on the Episcopal bench has been by an unknown—by one who has no claims to save this, that he is the Tractarian brother 'of a Whig Lord- The See of Sake and Man has I bass on Mr Powys--o mate wholly unknown ha a Ovine, aria literature as a =tar. It mea that ...