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... ficing an index Into the' ere greater loss ensued. In Drlgy, Orworth. other townships in the western portion of the comfy, Whig. the Mil is light and reedy, the earlier kinds Meditates. planted about the middle of March ; bat the bulk of throughout the ...
... eldoctor who thoughit there was no remne(ly like bleeding, although the complaint it- self mnight lie loss of blood, your pure Whig tnever stops for all instalnt to inqunire into the sdiscase-he at once proscribes a Board. He is s political Dr llolloway, ...
... him too when the reckoning comes round. Sometimes we meet with pluck of a peculiar character among the young members of the Whig party in the House of Commons; it is altogether of • different order to Conservative pluck. They may be both exhibited in a ...
... hey, Stc. There he did his work, for chief after chief, Till the Tory party it came to grief; And theTroasury tench when the Whigs they won, Who was Foreign Sec. but John Palmerston! Sing hey, Itc. Since then years thirty and one he's seen, But no mark they've ...
... hey, &c. There did his work, for chief after chief, Till the Tory party it came to grief; And the Treasury Bench when the Whigs they Who was Foreign Sec. but John Palmerston! Sing hey, &c. Since then years thirty and one- lie's seen, But no mark they've ...
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... the directors, to Lord Derby's Government for subsidy.' (Hear, hear.) The subsidy to the Liverpool line had been granted by Whig Administration. said, that being the case, I suppose it is a Liberal measure, and I am only carrying out what my Liberal friends ...
... hand, that respectable working-mau, C. D. of Glasgow, declines to sell his vote simply because he sees no difference between Whig and Tory, between Disraeli and Bright, Palmerston and Sir George Bowyer, not because he is incorruptible ; so off he goes to ...
... Lied and Sir George Lewis of a Jamul bat white—hest sherester of May el Its appear bees whit portage fee the it bean the heel Whig I. the Beard psi& It high (mph give expression to their *pinks reforms& se the asst. hog expensive obtained ased with sad white ...
... Kiiigs YiE) C-onIty Frlrn- chisc Bill. To ioth oar perfidious Government had given the cold shoulder ; to kill theam both Whig and Tory triclksters had cordially agreed 310 other result, titerefore, than thr.t which has oc- curred could have been reasonably ...
... insn's reply, hut my mind was deer to tract my soul to the mercy o' Heaven rather than your honour's body to the mercy o' the Whigs.—reinee (on Coamo Imam and Robert Ohambed sketches annals of Scottish Haim.) i `~ IP PILGRIMAGE THROWN THE HOLY LAND. THE ...