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... one: hence her cons and truly instinctive animosity agaioat Papacy. In England. Home the point of attack fur all parties; Whigs, Tories, and Hadicsls are all agreed in denying the legitimacy of its principle, and in opposing the consequences of its temporal ...
... especially lamented, was clerk in the oflee of MrS. W. Knox, solicitor, and enjoyed the respect of all who knew him.—Northern Daily Whig. ...
... liteiew indicated that an eaeayMt ordinary bnllieney had ariaon inatruot and mure the reading public. Ere long the loadere the Whig party, In recognition hie intellectual aaponority, appointed Lord, then Mr Meeaalay, Commimioner Bankraploy; and in 1830 they ...
... hand in hand with the Palmerston and Russell Cabinet, to find Roebuck and Bright uo longer speaking reproachfully the old Whigs, and to find even the Morning Star, the proposed organ of the advanced Liberals, loudly proclaiming the praises of Lord Palmerston ...
... counties which have made return®, the number is CG2I. We hope there Scotch member of I'arliamcDt, except Mr Moncrieff, whether Whig or Tory, who could entertain doubt, if expressed bis honest opinion, *1 the electoral roll would immensely improved in intelligence ...
... sympathies, but since his embassy to Florence, where he became the personal friend of the Grand Duke, he turned his back upon the Whigs, and the main object of his public life seems now to have the exiled tyrants Italy reinstated their ducal thrones, and the ...
... was a very heavy one, had lost time owing to the slate of the from the weather. and bad been engaged putting off goods at • Whig about • nib east from Greenhill. operation bad Just barn Illniqhml, and the goods trait' again set in motion, when the express ...
... (Conservative) M.P. for Stamford; Richard; Long, (Conservative) Ml'. for Chippenham ; lioigkinson (Whig) M.l'. tor Newark-on- Trent; Sir John Ogilvy (Whig) M.P. for Dundee ; Frederick Peel (Peelite) M.P. for Bury.—lb. ...
... cause remains to be shown; but, anyhow, the details throeghout have been anything but flattering to Berwick and itselectors, Whig awl Tory it isevident that whoever wishes to stand at the top oE the poll there must be the possessor of a well-stocked purse ...
... and farm is in some instances up to a point which far exceeds the rates paid in the days of the First Napoleon.” The Northern Whig remarks:—“ Butter is a ready sale at 124s the cwt* for prime, being the highest price known for forty years past; and pork ...
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... certain products of the f.old end faro, is some 10-ianoea point which tX(i * paid in the days of the First Napoleon.’ North*r* Whig remarks ** Unt'er a ready sale 124* the for prime, being the highest price known fur forty years past; and pork eelle for tup ...