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... the carrying out sanitary matters generally I may say that I seex not your nd @ fellow sufferer in the excessive eithe: as a Whig er Tory, but sim upon our it ozkets ty the of Sand you 72 that I will do all that in me lies to reduce yeur est that io mense ...
... lordship next gave his services te Greece, and was employed in that country from 1827 to 18:3. In 1830, on the accession cf the Whigs to office uader King William [V., Lord Dundonald was reinstated in his rank in the British navy, had been made the victim of ...
... odes Mr. Denton, deputy chairman of the committee, who meetin g length, stating that the contest just concluded not tween Whig, Radical, or Tory, but between ion on the one hand, and freedom of action, freedom opinion, and freedom of thought on the other ...
... of 3 Copyhold Enclosure Commissioner. The frien a former Liberal were tom to determine what action tk Mr. Ta: Beaum: of the Whig member for South Northumb » Mr. Miall, and other gen‘ are also m i- tioned as a is not likely, there | serious breach in the ...
... of the Smith- ed to take place this year at the street Bazaar, on the Ll th, 12th, 13th, and 14th Dee. THe Porsro e Northern Whig, in an article reviewing the results of late harvest operations, re- ‘on the matter of potat oes = “The now in course of being ...
... and thus con ing the robbery: In this ‘object, however, they had not succeeded. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. —Mr. brother tothe Whig member for South North Beaumoné, um herland, and connected with the extensive banking firm of Messrs. Lambton and Co., has ...
... apprentices. That is why I stand upo m the and in doing so I have the aut! hority les James Fox and several members of the Whig oy There was anothe: r bill which I had som et. hing h to do with, namely, to county rates. That is one wh; ch I the recess ...
... become an success at the bar of Springfield. In to which, whilsé following his ession, he paid great attertion, he joined the Whig in was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. 846 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 1849. He was a strong ...
... me may be, I can jook at you all fairly in the face and say that 1 never voted black was white, and that I never voted for a Whig or a Radical. Mr. Southam has told that he has done so. He told me that his father once voted for Slaney—— Mr. Gwyn.—That has ...