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... a b'et 'Heis iot near ilo tout 1 or lorid ae he ias wher' 'I saW himw beore ir 1853, He lives In tihe @Cass! Capponi! ?? ?? Whig of Sadturda.-' ?? ' ' 'Ano Mri VISIT BY 'THE S3AN J~ctird.-Capt. c Guihon,- of the French ?? brig Jules et Marie, ',just ...
... ut theraselves tvhes thery were out of office. He, had always protestedl against that blind and f sufiddal policy of tihe W~higs by which they refacied cue- cession after concession, until. they had disgusted and brolken up their party. They aimdd at ...
... tho notice of the authoritiea st the Horse Guards.' FEARFUL BOI3LER, EXPLOSIo:N.- : ?? THEER MBE'KILED. - (From the Northern Whig.) ' . Wf. regret to. have to record thejoccurrence of ona.ofr'the most feniful hoiler explosions, accompapied by IOs of ...
... mtte~rs orn the COntinaenrt waotutina~ve ureal iii a awvrydifferentconditioni (A voice-'e,'edealtrmoresteraly *- than ever the Whigs did.3 .He begged to submit, a d.-a resolution to the meeting (A voic,- ,1* shall not be.)- Be: .lthought that the gentleman ...
... for their' pafession b~gaa A at'once. -11n the Presidential election of 1848 a large part of ci the Northt -Democrats and Whigs seceded fromh -therr re.'h 'Spec Iva par. east- ?? United on the basis of bdn-exttision' of slavery, nlsrqf ~ey proposed to ...
... waiting woman. Spencer learned thit very night that-his Bister .ad admitted her hgaebaul to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, butning with ani- noeity which ho mistook for virtue, and, eager to emulate the Curinthian whoassasesinated his brother, and ...
... quite consistent -ith - my knowlcdge that the lead. ing men in Government, and the Folitial head of: the country, ?? whether Whig or 'Toy, iare..ali, fVvour. able -to agged Schools,. and attach the very high^,t - value and importanbe to these institutions ...
... 'L ~ ~ ol _a~ who sat behind the Cabiniet'.in favour of 'the bill? i&fa,!lv one man of Ith i;m. (Hiear;hear.) erbthey6'`nug Whigs t who sat behind 'the aie'nin and ready 'to Wmk placeju iA flivour LIf the' bill?1 Hardly one man of them. Were the 'Libieral ...