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... injustice, we respectfouf that the portraits of tbs traitors, robbers, and sneikthieves aforesaid, now arms against Government whig has provided them with bread, may removed from i» “Rogues’ Gallery.” And your petitioners will ever Blmkey Riley; little Felix ...
... ffaaat tcUtert in the service. ME. BUCKLE AND THE SCOTCH ?THE CRITICAL CANONS OF THE ?TIMES.? Whrk politics are Inlng, and Whig* are dwindling into Conservatives, and the liberal Government is hresking ont with Tory sittalLpQr, *nr (Afae* rican cousins ...
... Pablice tomorrow. The Fudge Loomingin the Future.'—ltisintended, if Earl Russell accepts the invitation to dinner with the Whigs and Liberals this town, that those parties in Sunderland will attempt to get up a similar affair. We expect there will be some ...
... art platform-walking from M. Blondin, from M. (who janps twenty-eight feet Boring the Alhambra); tot somersaults respectable Whig gentlemen aixty-two art somewhat hazardous ex- poriments. Thb Rau>wat CIBASTES Tows.— George Botton, the stoker of the injured ...
... his private friends with the assurance- his Grace is sufficient for thee. Lord Brougham used to quiz his ex- friends the Whigs tor their tendency to pro- mote eleventh-rate men ; and it certainly was bad enough to send Lord Mulgrave to Nova Sco- tia ...
... in the right direction, and that more power is to be placed in the hands of the school managers. But let us be chary. The Whigs are to be feared even when they bear in their hands such a gift as a measure of decentralization. When the pretended boon examined ...
... father of Lord Ebrington, who aocceeds him, took place at Exeter, on Saturday. The deceased was an influential member the Whig party, to which he has aeneiml occasions rendered nnoatentations hot valuable service. aaloon, Wheat ShMf, Cloin MuXtt Malmbra ...
... vacancy in the representation of Plymouth is to be contested by Mr. R. A. Earle, on the Conservative side, in opposition to the Whig-Radical, Mr. Morrison. The Conservative journals in the south speak confidently of Mr. Earle's success ; but the odds are heavy ...
... up by something further. Perhaps some of Mr. Craufurd's brother Reformers, when met at the approaching funeral feast the Whigs this town, will get Mr. Craufurd out of his difficulty, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1801 Mr. J. T. Hoyle, the borough coroner, ...
... hie steady patron. r Franoi becoame a pupil of Chantrey, and was subsequently introduced by Mr Coke to the leading men of the Whig party, of whom he was during the -wholet of hie oareo: t'he special soulptor. lie was a great favourite with William V., and ...
... that even parties aggrieved would not think it worth while to complain. But both these gentlemen were outvoted the Committee, Whigs and Peelites, who, like them, are constrained to acknowledge the hardships which at present exist who, like them, are unable ...
... times of political change, the deceased nobleman was a very active supporter the Liberal party, and did good service to the Whigs during the Reform agitation. His eldest son, Viscount Ebrington, was formerly M. P. for Marylebone, and having, in 1859, resigned ...