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... collected by that body. to the et the borough fund. are anessofenydlepreporlignMe to the smell sum 'impeded by them for Whom it &Whig purposes. We think it will be well for the Hell 0= ilea to follow the example of the mush** of and, by some judieloas sombinatioe ...

... at Ks.sen, certain part of the coast of Newfoundland. r„ url UwM Yacht Chib have The'late Lord Macaulay was the third great Whig resolved that all seamen in their employ should enter | statesman who had ciinimenc a history :|„. into the Royal Naval Reserve ...

... allowed ie t r proceed, and he then stated that the decision to pro- uS1 secute as ?? to by a committee, three of whom were of 'whigs and two conservatives. He (Mr Edwards) had ay had a' fair trial in regard to the petition which was ore- sented against him ...

... men, the Queen-Anne period. For while, on the one hand, tory writers had' elevated the dean to the position of a desna-god; whig waiters, on the other, had sought to degrade hiim almost to the level of a beast. The consequence was, that sincere lovers ...

... respondent stated that Captain wee hat berth sou. He always treated his wife wag Ids* end todeigssily at Barton Amiss. BIM= Whig treatme n t. or of the . . . . . trealmigtefery at family. Sh; walked to by her embalm and Idioms lent here cloak and boots ...

... whean he French revolution occurred, was the means of breaking up that great Whig party. One reason was that the Whige never ,conceded to Burke hia proper position. The Whigs never did -concede to a man his proper plosi- tion. He would do the Toties the ...

... there was no truth in the charge. The Couser . vative party is essentially a Protestant party; - I and it is only with the Whigs that anything fI like a Lichfield House compact is possible. a The shortest way to ruin that any Conservative X leader could ...

... Jiortion the news- njn r press Scotland has tor many years been conducted, not to regard it at public duty to con-ratulate the Whig nobility and gentry north the Twc.d, upon 'ln ciedit •vliiclt tiny have done themselves very bat Isomc testimonial winch they ...

... toovspee- Sir Robert+ Peel, charging him with stialior rent that intents/ dissensions is. the beard-room stillvitam - Whig clothes while the Whig* were bathing, did' per the proomilage of the company. I trust es. new credit to his talents as a critic. Ebtwill ...

... in that great 'national derailment We knowfull well that Lord dtelniersion is net the man to dieregard the trad (- Mons of Whig and can well understand he oyàloct.d many an intelligent public man when a Cowper was to be provided for; but his lordship ...

... of the party which might adopt it. He is one of those who- In independence places all his glory, While Tories call him Whig, and Whigs a Tory. Let us honestly confess that he is too liberal a Conservative for us. But let us also admit what is the truth ...