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... ropeal of the Corn-Laws, and thereafter eame the loader of the. PEELITOO, until their abeorption into, or jamtint, with tie Whigs. As Mr Ernest T, ho was Secretary to the Admiralty from 1841 to 1845 ; Secretary at War front 1845 to 1846, when Lord Jon] ...
... some son, and it called Son of the Kagle. Mewed quite swim,* when he told this Muty shoat the eagle. He mid aothiog ►imaelf Whig in eoglie NM. of him tree Laving liniebed any story hat that of she eagle'. ant and some other short De John menet.. Millpaet ...
... seat in the Hoax of Lord. On Tumdav Earl Russell, of Kingoomltossell in Domes, and V Amberley of Ardsalla, in Reath. Most Whigs will feel that a rank than an earldom would been below bin joist claim., yet it out not forgotten that overleaping the Barony ...
... exceeded (.1111! As vocal, a considelable proportion of delinquelit. had Iwid tines frequelitly, suffered periods of sew - Nor/4mm Whig. LAMA Loot AT • During the year there has been by shipwrecks a total of 1279 ensile. There ha. bee. iiwreuse iu the grit. number ...
... EARL RUSSELL AT NEWCASTLE. ON PUBLIC EVENTS. A grand banqaed given to R 11 no Monday erelong at Newcastts- Tyce. Whig and Tory and men of all .had.. of politics joioed hone to do honour to him who for many years has barn loved and revered by prof In ...
... when party spint ran high, the Tories supported the King; the digs and Literals the Quern. Mr t•ntler. took side, with the Whigs; not, however, assuming that the Queen was soothes, bet affirming boldly that the King. known and shameless gallantries pat ...
... constitutional point of view, oaredy be over-eitimahil. Then, to the of eolith: al excitement --of eruliittorrsd conflicts I.:twee° Whig and Tory,- of shibboleths and watchwords on which to rouse the feeling of the tw , iple, mid turn out ministnes —is that not ...
... became law; and it is, I think, noirerully felt thot the artangement then made can no longer be defrnded or maintained. Three Whig one Coalition Government, and one Tory Government bare, within the last ten years, admitted this. The goers bas admitted it ...
... by the T y Department. this work theta.. will be employed under pay. 0 I 11 Clello. will pursue bie policy of preparation. Whigs reedy to eght and certain to win, he will give battle. cad not before. Breckenridge hatt been expelled from the Senate. A committee ...
... ery nate, and all impariiable. The tenants is tle feeling the crest ale niece of haring a Rood road bete, and the road not Whig • statute labour road, thnsah greatly frequented, den-mm.l to take aetiiis Its immediate imptonmest. Amordingly, us Monday ...
... theologies.. She anion then the psalm Mr 'Whalley, • amber Math( to the Came were =doted te be laid table. Mr MAHON Meshed hare is Whig hi • b the law le the Musty Courts; sod whammed M Mit-pet sled *Meek. ...