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... the north ageing the south, and attempting to govern the country by menus of patronage, upholding by these unfair means the Whig influence among the constituencies. Never ht d a grower insult ben offered to the magistracy of a tree country than the appoints ...
... patted the head George I This lady knocked at door hail been intimate with Fox the lioautiful of Devonshire that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George III known the of Quecnsberry the Gay Prior the admired young beauty of the court Queen Anne ...
... Liberals, gone in for franchise extension (after a sort), and made believe that Lord John Russell and the dull gentlemen of the Whig line were rather slow as Reformers in comparison with themselves. The Reform Bill, with its £6 town franchise, and its excision ...
... This lady had knocked at Johnson's door; had been intimate with Fox, the beautiful Georgina of Devonshire, and that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George 111. ; had known the Duchess of Queensberry, the patroness of Gay and Prior, the admired young ...
... exciting the north against the south, and attempting govern the country means of patronage, upholding bv these unfair means the Whig influence among the constit* uenctea. Never hid grosser insult been offered to the magistracy of free country than by tbe appoints ...
... south, and of endeavouring to govern Ireland by means of the patronage of the Crown, in order to uphold the influence of the Whigs amongst the constituencies of that country. Recently, the noble earl had dragged the lord licuteneucy of the county of Londonderry ...
... George I. This ladv had knocked Jobuson's door ; had been iutimate with the otaaiimi Georgina of Dsvonshire, and that brilliant Whig society of ins reign of George 111.; had known the Duchess of t* leftifbury, the patroness of G«y and Trior, the admired young ...
... is expected to be seconded by Mr. aouverie,.Lord aadaors son, of Russell round-robin notoriety, but just now en un- attached Whig, his father being no longer Mr. Wilson's pro. prietor. An opposition to Mr. Collier' mowtio bwa sprki of on the part of cigby ...
... family, and returned to the anarchy of a republic What became of the representative constitution established, the help of our Whigs, «n Spain ? How long did it last And, while it did last what was the condition of the country ? Liberty is a plant tthat will ...
... George I. This lady had knocked at Johnson's door; had been intimate with Fox, the beautiful of Devonshire, and that brilliant Whig society the reign of George 111. ; had known the Duchess of Queens berry, the patroness Gay and Priiw, the admired young beauty ...
... to the House of Commons by the electors of that borough 1835. During his Parliamentary career he had uniformly supported the Whig administration. all occasions while I'ailiament displayed nstiong and most natural interest in the efficiency the navy. The ...
... I A monster prayer meeting has been held in the Botanic Gardens, Belfast. The Northers Daily Whig estimates that 20,000 persons were present. The total expense of maintenance from the foundation of the British Museum in 1738 to March 31, 186 0 , has been ...