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... Lorp Rossmore de- Eis this life, at Rossmore Park, on Saturday night. was unex, some time in declining health. — lordship's Whig. although for ...
... Lorp Rossmore de- Eis this life, at Rossmore Park, on Saturday night. was unex, some time in declining health. — lordship's Whig. although for ...
... success at the bar of Springfield. In politics, to which, whilst following his profession, he paid great attention, joined the Whig party, and was warm supporter of Henry Clay. In was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to till 1549. was a strong ...
... successfully encountered . in such a • case , and another _connection'of . his was , in the pre-Refqnn Bill era , the only Whig _landowner'ill' the county . ; Evenr ' now _^ there ; are - not half-a-dozen • _Liberals • out . ' i of ; the _sixty owners ...
... removed to springfield. Here he made friends very List, and soon becalm; eeceedingly popular, so much so that he was selected a Whig candidate for the'Legielature, said woe triumphantly elected, holding the office for four years, during which time he became ...
... _Tlieietorc Ulc moutlucg Papal _Irish _Brigade Is to be instructed to bring to a _deadlock every British Government—whether _Whig or _Tory—• which ' will not go in for the protection of the Catholic tenantry _of Ireland and _the integrity of the Pope ...
... You are at Marty to mks vim use you may glean of eorawaineke. as through are strictly true. I shall • eery et your indictee, Whig asl do fully di its eillany.—l so deer Mr, pop truly, • T. Mr Then Powell. WA. Fon Como, OM Or AIMIMA, le.—Tbio Medicine has ...
... Liverpool. Margaret Smith, Main. m New York in the Clyde. Canada from Liverpool at 80-too. Ann■ Mari., front Gla-gow at Singapore. &Whig. from Now Zealand at shanghai. ...
... similar case—Lincoln is in placty Garrison m -power —(applause). Rub-a-dub agitation, forsooth! if Mr Webster could have a Whig party, anything else, in these reading days, without agitation which .calls into being and sustains the Press, whichmelts and ...
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... him, but• to state openly in Parliament that it is against him, and him only, that we arm, we believe this is owing not to Whig. patriotism, but the necessities of the situation, and that Palmerston feels that the spirit of the country st this crisis ...
... with the beautiful solo, But pleasures are like poppies spread,” and the fine air, with violin obligato, “But here my muse her whig maun cour,” were all delightfully sung ; while hi* delivery of the recitative passages was all that could be desired. Howard's ...
... removed to Springfield. Here he made friends very fast, and soon became exceedingly popular, so much so that he was selected as Whig candidate for the Legislature, and was triumphantly elected, holding the office for four years, during which time he hecams ...