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... (From the Globe—Whig.) It is of course impUMible to please everybody, and everybody can find some cause for di*api>--i»ument in die present arrangement. Om- •ot.rnmg rontempurary »niir.ir- «« »»me degree of mortilication on bchall Mr Strutt,—a feeling ...
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... THE WHIG ON THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE COUNTY PRISON. THE spiteful scribe of Calendar Street, who omits no pretext for venting his vulgar abuse upon those who do not patronise his journal, could not describe the execution of the convict O'Neill without taking ...
... many of the Whig attempts at legislation. It wi be necessary, however, to watch the details of the measure' with some caution, as measures brought in towards the close of session are often hastily concocted, and passed without deliberation, and the party ...
... Happy Whigs! —The hungry patriots of the county of Northumberland are whetting their teeth for more spoil. The loaves and fishes are again in the hands of a Grey, and Whigs and Whiglings are in extatic bewilderment at the prospect of snug berths in ...
... w! to the public interest ;” and, . 8 something like an apparent ground for the The changes all tend to an elevation of tl Whig and aristocratic party, which is repr Lord John Russell and Sir George Grey, : 54. whatever services it may have rendered to ...
... ATURDAY, the 8th d 1854, at hour of Two o'clock p.m. ( 2624 the Trustees of the will of the late G A LL AT OF GROUND RTHERN WHIG, BE rel — | LIKENESS IN CAM ALE. (Leaving Town for Scotland. HALL, GNOR BEGS RESPE S! to inform the Nobility, Gentry, : inney ...