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... will Le cheery ii thot with our elf squires Tories. a faith yet comprehensive. There hove been any wicked, graying. despotic Whig arnagnetee They are all Tories who bold the Wad, and who vied the fun of the poor, and if they peered to he aught else it io ...

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... donors, however, appear to be unknown. : The resent members for this city, Sir William Gooden. 4 Hayter, Bart., t. Hedw. ort! (Whig), and M.P. (Conservative), will be allowed to retain their Hylton Joiliffe, seats, no opposition being in ended at the present ...

... Bristol; the donors, however, appear to be unknown. resent members | for this city, Sir William Goodenor Hayter, Bart., | M.P. (Whig), and. Capt. Hedwort Hylton Joiliffe, M.P. (Conservative), will be allowed to retain their Seats, no opposition being in ended ...

... Bristol; the donors, however, appear to be unknown. Exection resent members for this city, Sir William Gooden Hayter, Bart., M.P. (Whig), and Capt. Hedw ort. rth Hylton Joiliffe, M.P. (Conservative), will be allowed to retain their seats, no opposition being ...

... tin family airolo and a little music, with a olemaat rapper afterward.. accompanied by a few yellow and red sealed bottle,. A Whig Minister ahoy. all other Ministers is lavish of the honours of the P.wrage. la Loot. Melboarne. conferred no less than forty ...

... of hulas penny% her to • sad told Is, OW die woe • The of this piseesse We it.. IS with the restark— Th.' • alow. wed b The Whig pa to ws way Is or. I set ay it Is worth dreg ter. nem lint it is instil two (is)) I art lint 1 ben doss I Woo MIMI them taboos ...

... 14th instant, the Laiest tverufen wax hibited ler Yr Turner, and attracted xreat adinirstiosi from it. and beanty.— : Northere Whig. • • The in. on the bodies of persons who were killed in the accident at Staplehurst came to • canselasion on Monday night ...

... to on Mistily as I I mid that I is favor of • franchise for enantism, and • SI freest ia• for boroughs. There is no missend Whigs in that. I decidedly said that I ern opposed to sal suffrage. I think that men ought to be op to th• suffrage. Marty are of ...

... there that great and valuable inemme French treaty—a measure, they must remember, opposed by the Tories and by the apathetic Whigs, who always dallied with the Comierwatives aid w h o wirer' 0,15 forced to their duty by the Radicals. It was the Radieals ...

... splendid condition of our revenue is entirely owing to the energy and intellect of our agricultural and mercantile people. The Whig mieistry buast of the economy of our expraditure. This I deny, for on a sailor of 40 years' expatiate.* I es* prove to you ...