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... upon Mr Disraeli's principle. The Whig wetbers, which unfortnrately bare not been very produttivefor there have been no statesmen eome of them—have been mixed with the political Cotswolds, the Peolites; tat the Whig mutton has not been improved; end es ...
... wort of the riot foretells! they tinkle, tinkle. to the lair night • While lb. -tse•lor•I r:nkto AU to todoilla With cry -Whigs. it. light. eptrat time. time. time. Is • .ort of Itinge rhyme. ?tithe thltinelail.tlon that not ..•ally From the hell.. i ...
... 'Tisn't decent, the favourite phrases of the historian Barnet, were the only attempts made at uttering our poor humble English. Whig or Jacobite was in every individual's heart, party rage loured on every brow, while sins against ortlicdoxy, and lower scandals ...
... tobetween twelve awl we I saw there the led body Mlles I how lii s Delbelail. I that dey. Ss err*. IWI Mae Doll edged with Whig_ seamed brother. I lie. I poise doped baits the his troosse. I have had it in mg env dote. and I sow rodeo after it. I bin ...
... HISeLAHL-From a LIMNS, Wilissuee. and Gittine; resiling, by 3fr T. ea having been unanlinomile elected • life member base Whigs in office. scale at former quotations both in Norfolk' and in the better graceful tribute to the memory of the late excellent ...
... foreign alLa:r. hal Aeon litho d le ft perlar illtibtioo frcrto Munn. He Mewed 31r tiletatone d C..1.3r out how lb. in. liteiias Whig pArty. ata take a tool is the H. pawns. A vote of am* too La U.. hos. genus-mann pasni tu. c auni loosen. anis-a of theAftiosn ...
... large number of been charged with the same o ff enee.—He was tined spoke at some length on the question of the proposed neither Whig nor Tory, and as ignorant of po li t e .]: other towns. model agreement between landlords and tenant principles as an Australian ...
... cow. petal for by more than one eroirued head. Wino v. Tour.—Tue Whig has his dogmas; the racy has his traditions. The Whig Is a wilitimm: doetrin.brehe Tory is a political devotee. Th. Whig believes is the divine origM of liberal twosomes, an. is ever ...
... belonging to the provinces mantled to Piedmont, and the French soldiers have transported them to their new quarters. The Quincy Whig lugs that Professor Qain, of New York, who is out west on a lecturing tour, has reached that place direct from St. Paul on ...
... be has supported. He is • Like mild Erasmus of a modest mien, In moderati placing all his glory ; So Tortes call him Whig, and Whigs a Tory.' Following the rumour of )Jr Maistwaring's retirement wa have the actual good-bye of Mr Humberstom Mr Humberston ...
... at large on the democratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion of the state, meeting upon the stump several of the leading Whig orators. In 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 he was elected to Congress, where, successive elections, he served ...