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... tenour of human conduct, and which Mrs Peyser felicitously describes as summat wrong in its own inside.— Northern Daily Whig. Heavy Bereavement.—Rarely does succession of family afflictions so close and so severe fall to he recorded as that which has ...
... lordship next gave his services to Greece, and was employed in that country from 1827 to 1828. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to office, under King William IV., Lord Dnndonald was reinstated in his rank in the British Navy from feeling that he had been ...
... to notice how tenderly Lord John has dealt with the small boroughs. Not one of them is disfranchised. Those who thought the Whigs would be bolder than their rivals, in this respect, will disappointed to find them acting precisely alike. It is the interest ...
... their wishes and instructions. Very amusing, too, is the way in which they deal with each other's claims and pretensions. Your Whig journalist is ever making a wonderful gain—so wonderful as to excite surprise at any chance being left for his opponent to ...
... its justification. Irish subjects and Irish members have not seldom been treated with levity and ill-concealed contempt by Whig administrations. Witness the answer made by Lord Palmerston, the other night, on the aubjeet of allowing volunteer cor p s ...
... Colston founded of theuiree but that the True who celebrated bis memory, should not boast Blue men, that combined chanty he Whigs Started the Anchor in 1768.- T, the Dolp was 4, probably offshoot from the evil Society the Anchor, in great measure, arose ...
... tie, Mdi:maw child of I.:lira.4h Carter, of whlen Ili' 10 he the father. • •I:ieliard Carnal was tined 20. Q. and nuts for Whig drunk and 41.1.1415. HATO MARKET, SATEIDAY.—Thar' • 011ort. supply. Dry wheat sold readily, at an *dram., of 'PI. to - to. ...
... but somewhat because of the absence of these or any other good properties. To men who have any I party feelings at all, Tory, Whig, or Radical, it is a marvel I to find a pack of constituencies always running with the t bare and hunting with the hounds-back-bone ...
... fruition ; in fact, principles which are worth living and dying for. Let us have this thorough union of good men and true, Whig, Tory, or Radical, Churchmen or Dissenters, and we shall hive a centre to rally round, a set of principles to maintain worth ...
... His faith, and were members of the Church, who before denied the divinity of our Lord. They did not wonder at the Northern Whig —the proprietors of which were Unitarians—decrying the movement, but they did wonder that the Times did not give successful ...
... Portsmouth, l e ;camel hot ins plods' The t his d vessel, en tie maw& .of hot pito and Presents a Impost, the hist state fit *Whig, &o a r of is cuitruetioo of ...
... struggle, in the return, by a majority of only 12 votes, of Mr. William M'Cormick, the eminent railway contractor. Mr. Skiptou (Whig), was nowhere in the race, the contest being between Mr. Greer (Radical), and Mr. M'Cormick (Conservative). Mr. Greer headed ...