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... achieved rather than to what they aspire and hope to do. Alexander wept because there were no more worlds to conquer. But the Whig veterans of !Ai repose complacently on their laurels. Their cry is c'est are: ; 1832 has been their Capita. Those who are not ...
... The Company abate with of two fitted with machinery, one at Marreheater Radon.. di. - large, lucrative, and Ilsolunw ; an *Whig bOO Agents to extend it ; and has secured prartk•ai ruart4taust In their Directory. It is estimated that the Mancheacr Mill ...
... every mews to believe that the anticipated unto grill be more than steltud As these Horse Railroad. mill feeders to the ex- Whig loromotive railways, the (Knetors expect to have the suppm and co-operatios et the railway Interest. Hely 10.noo Mum, reprmestles ...
... God. Ever let it be their =4lwte study the Ward of God, and to remember their eewerds their neighbour. They wield eltentimes Whigs rising up within th em is school towards seem coespenion ; end let them is mem roast I will jam my ' wry duty te wry usighbeur ...
... NQ 1/O6 Last the tank analversary of Court Prins i Edward, of neve sod benserable mar. was add at the Whits Ladies' Tavern, Whigs laths& Read. Ann sevens y of brethren sat down to an dim* which was Neon wi:Cirable style by Brother J the wanking.. magi ...
... Lead the year of his birth being 1792. The el an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netheehy; like many of the young Whigs, was educated at WeelMinNee School. From there he went to Queen's College, and very speedily entered upon public life. Travelling ...
... academes Ilearwed sei ask r Y ew Cainscroes and ED/my mei hems end cart, was being driven by • boy, whoa la hese ram tea him, 'Whig ea to the dootpatk, loseeked does Mrs. UTios, wits of Ms hireaubect of baeareee. injuries were Misr & aad Mrs. View rimmed ...
... suppressed because everywhere in Europe it is the cause of revolution, war, and disorder. All our Conservative, and sonic of our Whig legislators, have regarded the American war as the valid offspring of popular institutions. But we tell them ibis, . that the ...
... cities of the kingd om ; that if other places had three Bristol should also have three. In carrying that moieties, whether for Whigs or Tories, he thought Mr. Jose acted right, end did what they, as burgesses, had no reason to be of (hear, beer). With regard ...