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... good, and at lower them ever.—(WHO MAKES YOUR TROUSERS I) • Maaattetarets of HATS and CAPS, to be of at shoat half-prioa— (WHIG'S YOUR HATTER I) NOTE THE ADDRESS: No. 20, BL .eIC-STRENT, WITHIN THE IRON RATIZ - ZGS. ...
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... and M 5 far lb Months front the Jemmy, 1861. • Flour, sad Moe, feelSeee Menthe, from the lit 1861. to be delivered at the Whig, oath. Newport, Aberievesay, and Terlets. aseineemled et Articles as admit la be ia Yew TES o'clock. on the Midas of Dermatae ...
... Johnson, b Brewer T.Mardson, b Hanle 3 C. Harrhoo, not out J. Godfrey, e Brewer 25 it out Ambrose, e Florada lO Byes 2 Byes Whigs . 31A - CHEN. lit Innings. 2.nil innings. J. H. Brewer, b Moses P. Woodruff. b Moses W. Harris, b Moses 0 be A. Elias to J ...
... After expatiating at c tnsiderable length on the objects of the League, he goes on to say, Stand firm for a good man, be he Whig or Tory, Churchman or Dissenter, or even Roman Catholic. For the sense I speak there NM good Roman Catholics, at least some ...
... of Brynmawr,although he has lately removed to Newport,delivered • Meters at Tabor Welsh chapel, himself and another friend Whig lately taken the above tour to Palestine and other places spoken of in Holy ‘Vrit. The graphic and interesting manner in which ...
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... Commons, we do I not venture to say. But, as far as the fate of the measure is concerned,the question is really immaterial. The Whigs have virtually kurrendered to their adversaries the decision of the matter. W hether or not any Reform Bill shall pass this ...
... possible they may win. They were, moreover, encouraged in this courre by the aid afforded diem in both Houses by recreant Whigs like Lord Grey.—Lecider. I aecoui ...
... final sanction of the people's representatives, Lord Most/NAGLE, a renegade Whig placernan, dares to propose its rejection, and Lord Deasy, who, though the Tory leader, was once a Whig also, and has, moreover, recorded his opinion against the tax in question ...