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... debates next session on the lleform Bill. His two opponents, Mr. Webster and Mr. M'Geachy retired at the last moment. When the Whigs of Birmingham saw that the opposition of Mr. Webster would promote the return of the Conservative, they withdrew their man; ...
... periwig, or of riband-bills hundred pounds; and such a dinner as that of Hogarth’s would kill most of our political aspirants. If whig Duke now fell under the table dead drunk at public entertainment, it would happily excite much such sensation in old Rome did ...
... analogy between the monument and the Reform Billthat mischievous bill, on which Mr. Alderman Dodds fathers the conspiracy of the Whig Admiralty against Newcastle and the Tyne. 6 feet 5 and 5 feet 6 found themselves in company with One and Ninepence on the column; ...
... gemwidahq, which happily at present subsists between once almost incessantly hostile states. d tradltlonar y leader of the Whigs, Lord John State. ' P every office of the within easy i castin our mi nds further back, it is chief places i bow he held s ...
... degree in regular academic order at Cambridge. This is the first case of the kind recorded. James Coppock, Esq., the well-known Whig electioneering agent, has been appointed to the treasurership of the Kent County Courts, vacant by the death of the late W ...
... accused. The affair will come ' Ma. Mumma AND SMITIL—A correspondent , on next week at the Assize Court of the Seine; and of the Whig writes to that journal as the public will soon be able to judge what value ought follows :— An article appeared in your columns ...
... Mr Marshall then a-hires sod '.cneh behalf the prisoncr. who, sai-l, was i.o means eeual with man like ihe pronccuio:-, an-l Whig the had the knife sclt-defence. T!ie circumstance of l!ie saner liaving tiie knife his hand when coming along the street clearly ...
... Reformer and much- the fault rests with the firm that began tut. 163.471 to 1,050,913 ; oats, from 436,i83 to revered Old Whig of 1798, vowed that he would Never were more illogical conclusions drawn, than qrs. ; peas, from 22,487 to 92,735 qrs. ; ...