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... in him the»lements of a sneak; and h» wants nothing but time to ripen him into a pickpocket, swindler, a horse-dealer, or a Whig ite.-nrin.—Fraser's Magazine. ...
... given to the Reform cause an impulse that nothing can now withstand. It may be that Derby and Disraeli, and even many of the Whigs, will try to stop the popular clamour with some paltry instalment ; and, no doubt, the majority the House of Commons will readily ...
... its character, but not for the belter. The Liberal tendencies of the present Cabinet, so far it has any, are not derived from Whig sources, and it still remains questionable whether they will be able to overbear the rest-and-be-thankful policy which is ...
... D 14 SIM ING endl HIBROIDERY MACHINE'S, with sums, ke.,conaplrte, from LS the beet, simplest, and chsapest in the world. WHIG H d XANN, Holborn.hill, KC. LIM rm. WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES superseding all on econnt of their greet strength and eoeur ...
... appeared nothing more conspicuously than in the discissions 1 Morin, which have resulted in the a bill for England, which Whigs and Tories alike utterly detest, and the third reading of which “expressive silence and lugubrious looks” were observable on ...
... he certified to come tefore the High Court ~f Just ninny at Ed itiburgit, t h e Nevember, and the prisoner liberated. bail Whig for his appearance at future to Oil% cha rge of perjury. His Lordship thou addressed the Sheriffs of Par the stato of their ...
... 01 valise. WORDS OF WARNING TO YOUNG MEN.. A Work on ihe Consegivences, S)nititums, Treatment, mid of Nervous, rival Deco Whig the tictual esge. miler of Fifteen Venire constant practice. Illustrated ••• l'uoltirre fw Penn l',atage &s. A Auto', A ...
... great and varied SOCOM. plishments, and took much in the cultivation of his literary tastes. As a politician he belobged to the Whig p,rtv, hut never took any very active part in politici, lie was a man of etnedintily amiable manner, and was hell in high ...
... his owe or any ether Establishment is Edinburgh. towards seggilyieg of the Teeth. lie the woo impreseiooss of the ;rums. work Whig wholly doom In town. and brought to and ready for adopting to the tooth. CLRAlllllo,Proretna, EXTRACTING itlo . L.TfOrilleilli ...
... llowick—now Earl Grey—in the great county election of 1826. Mr Grey was then in full vigour. was i prosperous farmer, fiery Whig, and zealous sup. i porter of the House of Grey. Lord Howick was lowest i in the poll at that great and—what must now term ...
... of Hooke. seeing that he deems himself entitled to tho civic chair. hecairse of his long consistent wnlk as a public man a Whig. In regard to hot claim, the public are certainly the best judges. or at leant oterht to be. they Oise hitherto declncirt pretty ...
... oorelder Hint that la the blativet bidder For my vote, the men for me. In no I glory, Stand not In the oategov7 Zither of a Whig cot But I my voice Tor a Liberal peaklike Ausweeleg le as amass. i • Liberia is Ur Raabe e my dodos. Talk Ie fte ooloolosoo ...