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... ARE EXTENSIVELY IMITATED. IItrANT emplaints • have reached Ms of mortice 1 9 1 Whig sold his own ruanufadnrs, which, upon • ' , ll, have premed to be very inferior, and, in o•der he p elect himself and the public, Le therviore New Lrls,bearing the flture ...
... throughout the clythead ri7l, l ?t the following erten la ed., ed., ru. Inn, and Sea. each Pot. • flare a considerable ming by Whig the larger abet s.3.—Diractiona for the guidance of In every dhi. order Maack Pol. ...
... Tome wag more excitement lint Jim*, for then the Whigs intended to throw out the Tories, but, if we to judge from the Buckinghamshire manifeeto, the Tories are not now reallg ri tding to throw out the Whigs. Contests always • out party feeling, but it is ...
... returning Inuit a mar is Australia, and died at Sydney. We are given understand dot the body has been embalased. and is now Whig brought boon to be boned at We) bridge. Or TIM iIICIIEIS D4W40:11l 01 w. an pleated to samosas* stilt her Ores. the Duchess ...
... Peelite Conservatives cheered because they remembered Lord J. Russell's E liaburgh letter sad the tardy conversion of the Whigs the Whigs cheered because they gladly Rave the credit to Mr. Cobden rather than to the Mi n i s t er; and the Pretectioniste cheered ...
... neutrality's guarding Against the bombarding Of Fed• or of Confed• erafj,!a;. From volts oratorical, Quotations historical, Whig promulgate, brought out ia batches ; From co g •wiadsd lecturing, (Somewhat like hectoring), f 4 erved op veld, in the shape ...
... compieluts that the Government of which he had boa the had departed from the rel. of Whig Government. Is time., sod, Loomed tekieg entirely the advice of mends portions of the Whig powers, had take. advice from that section of the House amoug whom I (merrily ...
... politician to sinly the graces of literary esisresei.m, his band wee sharply felt is the Tory mischief then going on The New Whig Guide, • pleasant hattrry dirreted against the Literal opposition, was mainly, we believe, written by Lord Palmerston, ear ...
... PQM. lb, sr slaws se grim am ahem Dr. . het rope TL pRICMATITRg DEBILITY, popular Medi- Work, with Begeselehe, es sad Cue% Whig the the preset seaftreuan et them Time tees the p . Nimbi tee Jame Wavle! meter Sew, /le. I. Is • needy ..n__. . u. early Ina: ...
... hie called or calls itself —I call it Whig. It to be la favour of Reform, but it doge not it lHem hear.) It keeps th e gladioli open, became eaping it open keep political capital in its pocket. (Haar, hear.) The Whigs—the high Whir, unlike of the Testa—(hear ...
... to Englead it was winged that thay Amid a 4 lama They came to Wimp} I Malta, wined Mena to ewe and at the The General Wield Whig remarkable In had *miry Mime pesaibie. Hie brother, Mr. Vinous& bad sat Mil for 40 yeas, mot Eden at Southampton, and wan intr ...