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... forward to with good expectations. Pastures are all that could be desired for the present.—Of the Ulster counties the NortAtra Whig speaks favourably:— In. fiuenced by the further improvement of the weather, and the higher hopes of the rennin of the harvest ...
... crowds winch thronged the steamers that ran on Monday between the quays and the royal squadron exceeded in number (says the Whig) anything ever witnessed at this harbour. All sorts and conditions of men, from the mayor to the mudlark, were up for the ...
... sad, Hero jeer hew% I peeve Laded mg Witham handed to ea she bid kar to go to • whith as wilder amass miry, for i_peger pared Whig • llorsead pave Woken Marra whoa Wines lea do wadi her • theragemeor bit. Used aod lad say sash Uses es *maw dramas& and reamed ...
... and was therefore in his seventy-ninth year. The d ■ cc. 3 d nob.c- man had been for many years a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good set vice to his political friends during his long career m the House of Commons, more esp-ciiuly during ...
... February 1783, and was therefore in his seventy-ninth year. The -s d nobleman bad been for many yean a acaloua supporter of Whig party, and h d done good lerric* to hia political friend, during hia long career in tbe Honia of Common*, more especially during ...
... of political change, the deceased nobleman was a very . active supporter of the Liberal party, and did good service . the Whigs daring the Reform agitation; His eldest son, Viscount Ebrington, was formerly for Marylehone, and having, ia 1359, resigned ...
... journalist can afford to put away from bim all restrictions to the free expression of opinion, and instead of being merely a Tory, Whig, or Radical, he can write as a man earnest after tbe search of truth, and as the free utterer of the truth he has found. We ...
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... going to London, and be became and his steady patron. Mr. &sem • pupil el and was subsequently br Coke te the lead's* of the Whig of was the whets of his career the special esolptor. He was • peat favourite with IV, soir was by the Dolts of Sussex, the ...