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... LIVET! Ott, sold only In half-pinta, 2s. 6d.; pinto, 4e. bd.: quarts, ; canceled and labelled with liht stamp and signature, WHIGS soya CAN POSSIBLE BE by respectable Chemists. SOLI AMAX RAEFORD, and Co., 77, Strand, London, W.C. CALllo24Doware of Bub' ...
... singular inconsistency. The Whigs have not been faithful to their trust; they have betrayed the popular cause, and the nation revenges itself by treating the Whigs with colduess. Fewpeoplocanrcally discern the distinction between a Whig and a Tory. The Tories ...
... yon are preventing him from going on in the path that every government must follow, I not care whetfc* they call them»4rea Whig Tory (cheen). Vow, is i to the advantage of honourable gentlemen opposite that shonld place themselves in this position ? yon ...
... bringing about the late villanies of Victor Emmanuel and the ',resent deplorable condition of Church and State in Italy. That the Whig government has done all this and more, is true - that 44: alders and abettors deserve harshly at Per hands is also true ; hut ...
... company has got into satisfactory position. The Conservative pwers are making political capital out of the ssesmed hostility of Whigs to Irish enterprise, and their partiality to POSTAL SUBSIDY—MEETING IN GALWAY. A the merchants and inhabitants of Galway was ...
... navigation of the Godavery- fidence in the Minister who proposed it. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH said that the mea- The division is no Whig-Radical triumph. Ministers sure he would suggest was to teach the people of owe their escape from a damaging defeat to the ...
... to the public. But what then ? The Tory the I Government lad given Ireland £70,000 a year for doing from i nothinig, and the Whig Government hed taken ataw.ay. |ti( 'What had right or wrong to do with this ? Wasdit not the 3 an insult, an outrage, a dishonour ...
... by genuine desire for fair play, former proceedings the of the Whigs prove raooutestibly that their desire is far cfUoo only and its concomitants. The state parties now is such that the Whigs could not hold office for week were it not for the so-called ...
... that district, and, as all the arrangements have been made, it is expected that the new branch will be open in a fortnight. Whig. Mukdfb at Pabsokstowh.— Much excitement and very painful sensation were created in this town, at early hour on Friday morning ...
... ThOlllllllT ri rsi t i ecople of Dena wee desidelly la of the of the tea dely.—Ne believed the rimed el the Peilee4eAy would Whig* handballs the seneley ; although the new OM the revenue nee epee the they bed, a hw ego, sited far • gesaber saseillse ia ...
... would be moré mis chievous out of office than in. Resignatio n woul ? course, be the most constitutional proceeding, bu 5 the Whigs are traditionally too fond of place, powels an salary, to resign under any conceivable disgrace. op being admitted upon all ...