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... footing with our Divine Redeemer, (an assertion, the truth of which the Whig very naturally doubts), and to Sir •Itebert Peel being 'a most deermined enemy of everything Catholic. The Whig attributes the fury e the prelate to the languishing condition of ...
... IjlltK prodigy, next ])ec€ Cnd it woi box, »h;c the ruutiu Whig on and hic bia Mr. Brtai fit; ballot ia taking preJu-,, tics! ;fl end \ I phrafk' ...
... Sutheri»odjhirf, and connty Longford flection!, where the former Whig repreeenutires were returned without oppoeition, propoeal for the Ballot would regarded aa the death-blow of the preaent •trictlj aristocratic influence. Of course, in prorincial elections ...
... VitLs, Hampstead.—Capital Dining Tables Chairs, Rosewood Suite in Damask, Chitionniere, Choice Chine, Pianoforte by Collar], Whig Wardrobe, and numerous excellent Furuiture and valuable Items. MR. T. TIMS is favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION ...
... GUIDE ADVERTISERS. Mi. has lately published work a guide advertbele, m which says, A jourh) Whig circulation eagerly sought adyaitiaen. II any journal endeavours to attract by pretended lew chargee for adviwtbe■—ti» yeu may sure that it knows own and ...
... the Whig party. He was greatly patronised by the late King William IV., and had the honour of executing works for him, as well as for the Dukes of Sussex, Bedford, Norfolk, Sutherland, the Vernon family, and almost all the leading men of the Whig party ...
... and half Whigs. Mr. 11. Lewis made a plausible speech, such as most Whigs are in the habit of doing. _However, at the conclusion of it he was hissed. I also spoke, and reminded the teeting that I had all my life voted for and helped the Whigs; but as they ...
... and half Whig?. Mr. H. Lewis made a plausible speech, such as most Whigs are in tho habit of doing, However, at the conclusion of it he was hissed. I also spoke, and reminded the v ecting that I had all my life voted for and helped the Whigs ; but as ...
... but also Liberal statesmen; and had the bOnser= vative rank and file supported them, Whig ascendancy never would have been seen. It thus fell to the lot of the Whigs to carry out improvements under ' the name of Reform which had been too, Jong delayed ...
... Osllles .p t. Mir 00 e essillsat et saga. sad sail reggigleg sea 10 sag gr. Ar Mai • besassa. rest Is awn Sea fisis imbalsils, Whig ...
... them. One, and but one question was the test,— Will you vote to keep the 'Whigs in ? If the reply was favourable, that man was forthwith counted as an item in the great Whig party; if otherwise, he was considered, at all events, a Liberal well disposed ...