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... course, simply absurd. Practical men in East Sussex have already seen through this contrivance '' to waste year,” and save a Whig Chancbllor of the Exchequer from annoyance. ...
... these kingdoms more than hiut an intention of obstructing all further efforts in the cause of religious liberty. The Northern Whig, a thoroughly ministerial Belfast paper, has some severe remarks upon the meeting of Roman Catholic peers and Members of Parliament ...
... great ambition to be considered like English country gentleman, and he used to sign his letters Farmer Country Gentleman and Whig.” (Much laughter and applause.) Ilis Lordship made some remarks respecting the new premiums of bibles and prayer books, and ...
... their correspondence, which was always in French, he used sign his name and afterwards add Farnser.Country Gentleman, and Whig (laughter). There somewhat financial matter which be wat desirous of bringing (under the notice of the committee of the A ...
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... their correspondence, which was always in French, be used to sign his name and afterwards add, Farmer, Country Gentleman, and Whig” (laughter). There was somewhat a financial matter which he was desirous of bringing under the notice of the committee of the ...