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... But, as we have said, LI this was only natural on the partof Lord Gorr, who, as an antique Whig, is entitled to ventilate crotchets which formed part of the Whig philo•-phy of fifty years ago. What startles the pJblic, and sends doubt and into the already ...
... ES. Tipt NINIATKV. The reluctantly asont• th.- slisprsrystrtiodiate Whig% the Ministry ; only hoping that they will not be allotted to sta Ihey as well as its personnel The Whigs help true ta, a tiara hohl It Nab. Neterthelwa, if to tl.en, in fur the ...
... as lie had leant Littittliant et the present I;iotnuutut, he sae to ilo thing set tht comity fret from the domination o the Whigs. It was propo.e.i that his bear ihoutl iIJI4 that some money shonl.l be •sent sure Lis return. If is Ilrare, howevi-r, and ...
... evidence was peceeeded with : .- 111MItaellik said on the evening of the child . * death, 11111 &dick Kra. *eked if she tad mos On Whig told it was miming she west is the Wallace', and saw retursisg from walk. She told them that the child as aril'Mr. Wallace ...
... turned to the benefit of Frame depends nlitta Legislative Body, and especially upon the of erLat may he agled the moderste Whig. There to an opening now for a great French LAILATION ON INrOOWNIENT. defereare haa;:ekenbt - tlilet Mr. he septette,' in his ...
... Ilackney.rmsdi (Directly tscmg II ma - astneetk le Ike bid and eneaprid t , . the folPierind gt,4a, which cad ho irarreoted as Whig thonotiitily dry . Jo and Binh, 1A snood, it Italian Walnut, I d Honduras. de., de. spouloh, urea, Birch, awl Wainscot. I of ...
... Last., rilinultim „, r , rite mak lington, that groat, vietorioni ma, nothing 1+:11 • WS 110S0inplialSil in 4 miu. ; two in Whig. I 14.0 G ewe ; aud thrne 1111/011 u. 10 13 aec. Meyoml the ruce left ti Milts anil G. Ilasead, and to this very last yard ...
... and confident of the approval of the • country; but at present Mr. Lows, with his well-known cynical obstinacy, animates the Whig fraction of the cabinet to resistance. Thus the matter stands; Mr. Gtaiwrosl and Mr. Rama on the one side, in favour of • ...
... it. Mr. Thomas Doggett, the founder, was a coniediim and author in the latter part of I,pieen Anne's reign; he w. • staunch Whig, and when party foeling ran high as to the eueeesaorship. he, to demonstrate his loyalty to the house id Hanover, presented ...
... iwElt rime. Shscasliteli. NI E. mosEs Rua sos. . ur i.-. . t o he regretted that the re pr e sentation Oa .. m a y on —whig, and Tory— EXCELLENCE with CHEAPNESS. . . the Tower should be still the subject ; have clung to the show , in spite of t he ...
... introduced, which failed to enlist hearty popular sympathy, and yet was easily assailed by the !dank al the Tories. The fall the Whig litahlry was the consequence of this dultioue petwireee. Mr. DzsgAzu reaped the fruits of his rival's vacillation, and the ...