... earrie•l unanimously for the trouble taken and for the able meaner in which Mr. Scutt bron i ;lit the !subject farwar,l. which Whig duly aelinewhnlgeti, the mooting separatte,l. WarOaiii 'itlarhtr. ...

... had lost it. The ring the defendant toned was set solid, and the plaintiff's deecriptiou was that it was set clesr.—The Jodie Whig summed up, the jetty found a verdict for the defendant the ground that they wore nut satisfied it was the plaiutifre riug. ...

... terms of 100 years. For further particulars, apply Mr. Steooall, Solicitor, Weymouth, Aidio«£fiß. Feb. 7,1861. literature. Whig regime —he balances the Exchequer. We have seen circus athlete balancing a coach-wheel his chin, or, perhaps, the tip of his ...

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... quotes the trade 'imam, too, as if he wrote ken lame and after that whines that most sgrombh dill daancial operations ander a Whig repap—he balsams the Exchequer. We have soma a dross Waste balancing a mach-wheel his chin, or, perhaps, the tip of his nose ...

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... pettifogging lawyer, desultory parson, doctor of all things, or a Jack-of-all-trndes. Born the son of duke, the son of the leading Whig duke, the hope of this mighty duke when his party was singularly barren of political talent. Lord John stepped at once into ...

... Speech. We next come to the well-known, and by this time better understood, “Treaty of Commerce,” which has formed such theme of Whig laudation and radical glorification. Her Majesty however called upon to dismiss this subject manner not very complimentary ...

... general public, and it ought to be made clear , above all things, that we have not exactly been so silly as to commit to a Whig Lord Chancellor the task of remodelling the enactments on which all the wisdom of the legislature has been employed from time ...

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