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... and things in England. Lord John Russell is designated as vain little Johnny, and his policy is weak-tea policy. The Whig party are a carcase without a soul ; the rest of the Ministers and Mr Bright are &ceased of having denounced Lord Palinerston's ...

... and mad it. The girl reared st for a moment or two in sheer lowilderomet hat it dowsed what be meant and for leek her, and, Whig op with ..mpk *wawa hie fare, she exclaimed. Lee you, air, I alt email WI, I'm waiting for tiro 'bee this owed& obeerved, fret ...

... 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 ...

... the time be bad silver watch in his baud. He said he had got it for voting, adding, there was nothing l-.ke voting for the Whigs.” He said he had got it from Colville Smitb. He told her also that he bad got L.lO from C. Smith. She said that Allan at that ...

... that Berwi&k was the worst borough ia Britain, and had the worst character-(laughter). The names I received were mostly on the Whig side; but I heard of no bribery on the part of Mr Hodgson. I didn't inquire whether a large amount of money was spent at the ...

... promises to be very fine fight if the men will only come to fi the ranks. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is ono which every member may vote according to his conscience, without ...

... promises to be a; very fine fight if the men will only come to fill the ranks. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the 'Wbig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his ...

... _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' ...

... 8000. At Cullo- den Pharles-'Edward'haid,60i01 and ?? ,f Cmberlad'9000O.,' In ,thepreceding' cen-- tni.r, Itontrose an& his Whig& oppqonets' nevr,. mustere8d ,more'bthan i' 0,500 -'meff'T ., either side. Tko go back earlier still,.-the' lbug warsi n ...

... antagonist 8000. At Calloden Charles-Kdward had 6000, and the Dnke of Cnmberlaiid 9000. In the preceding century Montrose and his Whig opponents mustered more than about 5000 men on cither aide. To go back earlier still, the long wars in the reign of Mary do ...

... gave on that occasion was all Isles. We will allow this witness to speak foe himself this point : hollers 11wmen. a spoke to !Whig Inman hie low. Wed to go to Malty Heirs, pea. Wirt twee, ; but sea that. dwelt al ha pea hub steno hoe, es Mended, —the ...