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... becoming the double-faced politician _. True to _his instinctive _impulses , _Jhv _plunged into the _po'lticfti arena as i a ; Whig—which means _^ _in . _ plain l _^ _nglish , _a _Liberal on the _hustings , but ; a Conservative in the _House of Commons ...
... the apprehension of an invasion is not , _cannot , be seriously entertained in England , it _is _merely got up by the _ Whig and Tory . oligarchy , who have preyed upon the British _^ empire , for the _purpose _tof retaining hold _of ihe _. power ...
... ' ' ' . • HARVEST . _PROSPECTS , _; _IN ! _IRELAND . —In the course of a _lengthened agricultural . notice the _Northern- Whig _thus reports for _the .. _province of , Ulster : — _The prospects ot the coming . harvest . in , _. the . North _'' of ...
... feet . ; . Tlie old ' _antagonism _. _between _thcge two representative _TOCII broke . out . . tTIic _^ _constitutional Whig _would not submit to be _lectured by John Bright , least of . all would he permit himself fb be accused ; of . _unfaitlifulncss ...
... _to'scc _. that in Scotland , town and ; _country ; _Peer and . peasant , ; inercharit , ' ; prbfesaianal ,: and _artisan , Whig , Tory , _' and 'Kadical , have' _ay- come _shoulder to . shoulder , withpriti a _question ' about _differences of opinion ...
... of / , 6000 ; ' the _^' so-called _^ setlilement i 3 . _shipwrecKed . fdri ever . _'' ' : I have hitherto voted . _with 'the Whig ' _partyi'but as I feel they hare sold ' _this _question ,, . • it . is not likely-I ; will _do'so again . —I am-, ; &c ; ...
... _Allenstated-to her at the time that he _hadrgbt'it for _,, voting ; ' and that there was _. nothing like votm for the _Whigs . - He said thatihe ha _. d : gbt ; it . trom _Colvult _^ Sinith , ; the tailor ; . and _• he also told-her- _'that _he'had' ...
... that _he _might _have said to Mathison , Manyou _were vrry keen on tlio _Tones at the _last election , but _when il is _the _Whigs you _cannot _sea it , or can you _see wlul _is going on at your feut _as ' ' _your own yard , but he ilid _not _recollect ...
... election ,.. Man _;; ' you were . very keen against _' . the _. _'Tories at _^ the _lastielection , but when it ' _s-the Whigs you cannot _-see what is taking _place in your own yard under _, ybur ' own feet . _- _'Iiasked at _meanttiointed _itnnimninuto ...