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... and across Warmeor, it mast be benstleisl, the land to b.: purchased to enlarge the same (already existing in part) would be Whig, and the labor small compared with the advantage likely to be attained. The bank at the at Medgmoor has been raised a course ...
... expression of his thanks. He was about to retire from the window, when Mr Rowcliffe came forward and made a speech, aasaiiing the Whigs, the House of Commons, the Premier—every sentence being greeted with shouts of laughter. Having taunted his lordship with his ...
... by lajhl Macaulay, may verified by reference to the Fifth Volume of bis History of England,” are;— canvassed actively on the Whig side! A FOOLISH REMARK. The fight was Do, and all Brighton’s in frowns.” Said Lord Jybe to bis friend Captain Grionum. When ...
... -Ordered to pay the damage, and Hoed 6. and 7s ed costa—LYDIA FonaAcnK, living on Pick's 1191, near Langport, was charged with Whig • quantity of cider on the 15th day of March last, without having a license.- P.C. White deposed that on the above day he observed ...
... intends not to lean a he on an ot his h re= o t sank waste, to nark al Mr. Meneere murder. To detest nardor is a widgeons Whig; hal be son with the seens d punisheent, to end with hind indieseimiestins, ewe frightful than To midi is • rswusitiv.ci the ...
... the Wide arrived, accompanied her noble father and l«dy John Russell. Lord John, who was dressed in ‘blue and bnflj* the old 'Whig colours, looked in excellent health and spirits. Miss Russell, who la twenty-two years.of age, was attired dress 'vfhite glace ...
... more deeply important to every parish and to every holder of rateable p. sporty. The premed bill is another step in the great whig plot to undermine the old free system of kcal self-government by the substitution of a centralised bureaucracy with the highly ...
... I'ULMA.N'S WEEKLY NEWS AND ADVERTISEL .. Weefelee 2-- • • i . . . . . _ _- - - 174.41 4°•• iit !lilt Johntdepseen, 'Whig a goad of Imlay, the -. •-i, -. i. Jt wrillati Mem,* 11. Reedisi . t 101'S. Kr. Look. mist, pry wt. eg Is .ig utahhern, at ...
... master can regulate wages. As for polities, in the common of the term, he thought it mattered little about Tory, Conservative, Whig, or Radical, so long 11 , 1 a man was English and manly in his principles. But it is safer for • country to he governed by ...
... Lord Macaulay, as toay'be verified by reference to the Fifth Vomme of his History of England, are— canvassed actively on the Whig side/ Mono for ran Aj«NDjqNI lumus leges Angli® mutaii.’ .j ; , News fob Exktkk-Hai.t..— Th.e expelled Italian despots have ...