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... being heaved ' up by the sem eases. Every an has heard of the portentous growth of the fungi In a produced by the of a wise Whig too swell ico lasaslllll. MS allowed to deed eemeleoled for Yeasu• In this up and barriesd eb tbs neesileans growth; mad when ...
... heat Barker’s Pink. Taylor’s Bees-> « rs,t mile; after that, Peel had nearly bis own way. and “ half As they the seventeenth whig beat Pcarton's Bell. Walker Jack beat Drabhler’s Snip. 10 yards. lap. round the fifth mile, Jcmra was evidently Clarke’s Few ...
... tenant having to pay the sows rail asset pay and bear the main drais.ags rats. will inti.. isiateld become by arrsogonest on the Whig 4 4114 Oft the weepier id most eases. W. 11. (Sonars-town )-The fl-it half quarter's vont haat*, is.. paid at LA. neendin quarto ...
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... parliament, early in the ensuing session, the necessity of fully developing the resources of the Irish fisheries. —Northern Whig* SHIPMENTS OP SUGAR FROM MAURITIUS. lb. Total shipped to the 30th June 1801 208,050,330 July. 1 Flibberty, for Table Bay 2 ...
... important. But, unfortunately, candidates have been chosen and advocated upon the sole plea that It is necessary to keep the Whigs in or to drive them out. We not doubt but that the Liberals findtheir interest in maintaining Ljrd Palmerston on the Treasury ...
... credit in the country as to their pshels interida feat by the p d near. I believe Cialdini has shown es easlgaination it is mien Whig tact and dieniatination at energy and of in between Vienna and P. The the al his arduous Mid deans journals received to-day ...
... the peoplo ; *e,lcefoT»iay hope that the Tisi,s of our national bulwarks will a cease to bo few and far between.— Northern Whig. Theionl * STOCK EXCHANGE. Jore an'yfeaturee worth noting in this day's proceedings _iharo«, anrt nco of 15s' in the r'rice ...
... and Forrester), on the part of the plaintiff, and Mr W. L. Cooke, who appeared for defendant, which resulted in a judgment 'Whig taken by consent, for 1 t., costs to be allowed on the whole sum claimed. The effect of this arrangement was, his Honor observed ...
... of ono of the leading Conservative nobles of Devonshire has been quickly followed by the death of a still more conspicuous Whig chieftain. Earl Fortescue, Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Devonshire, died Exeter on Saturday. In our edition of that day ...
... Geale, and widow of Sit Mar- ens Somervillo, Bait. The deceased nobleman had for many years been a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good service to his political friends during his long career iu tlie House of Commons, more espcially elurin ...
... Palmerston was a Conservative, but he aas very wily (laughter). He was a Conservative, but his wiliness,which he inherited from his Whig associates in hisearly yesrs, spoiled bins (laughter), and made him unworthy to be their leader. He (Lord Palmerston) had agre ...