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... Further patt.cuiars mar be Me-srs. and Cropper, sol'drtors, j, ni-stn UvarpooL flbmttx T«» F4TI»6-UOUB«C BROKERS, and Otters MR. WHIG Hi will BULL by AUCTION. Monday iwwt, the 29th instant at Rleveu o'Uocl in the few noon, upon the i'rem»w3j. No. 'we op: Oiite ...
... election terminated on Tuesday al -|in the return of the Conservative candidate, Mr. | by a majority of 421 to 374 over his at .| Whig opponcnt Mr. Otway; and so exasperated cc . | Were the “advanced Liberals” that they created a riot, and, at the railway station ...
... waiting woman. Spentier learned that very night that his sister had admitted her husband to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, bunking with animosity, which he for virtu, and eager to emulate the Corinthian who his brother, sad the Roman who pawed mates* ...
... * nosiiire that eren Con.ereatiTe go- it incumbent to originate a mearare- ,f * „ y question Lord DerbV* mmi.try ,„d the Whig, re-in.tated-when * hus indicste an emefgency *nd the adoption of the Reform que.tion wa* «enli*l the existence of any governwhen ...
... whole of Fox’s canvass was one of the most remarkable ever known. Wharton himself was outdone. The fairest women of the great Whig aristocracy worked for the cause. Every day their carriages—the horses glittering with his colours—drew up their favourite’s ...
... 1861, to assist in the defeat of the only measure which the Tory Government had failed to bring forward at the bidding of the Whigs.— Daily Nexen, —[Just so, and for doing which wo give the noble lord our hearty thanks. don't think bis lordship, or any other ...
... to Mims Correia W , Custaatreet, London, W. when they wit receive • kugthened detail of the talents, tastes, sirloins Whigs, Sc.. of the writer, with many Other Dries, previously wisuipccled, and calculated to guide in the every -day raisin. of life ...
... situation, John Arthur always regarding Finality Jack with the most supreme disdain, for the reasons given in the History of the Whigs. though he has rather ameliorated the acerbity of his contempt this last year or two, perhaps appeased by sight of the excrutiating ...
... andertalwa this day I want, than. each one tit Do to look tidos him wheli..s day Meow. Oed's Ms puts% as the Mend who is 'Whig at all Uses to Ow spout for ion. I waist yon to roped in. as one who itatoinymod, by God's gram to the beat of use netshator ...
... Macaulay, as may be verified by refer- ence to the 6th volume of his IHistor -I of Enlgland, are- canvassed actively on the whig side 1 A FAIR REMARK.- A middle-aged young lady is so angry with the government for asking her how old she is, that she declares ...
... speculate upon the future, aud the significant question, ‘How is the Queen’s to ve curried on? Ah! it was jolly times with the Whig Government some seven years ago, when Hayver was chief whip, Granvittg | and Lord assiatunts this is all over now ; for, to ...
... has stirred up the nge of obdeUte factioos, tad excited the auger of rehabilitated party the Houte of Commons. The efiete Whigs, represented iisring; the old Tories, who may be said to speak through the mouth of Mr, Beutinok; and the modem CoDserratires ...