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... will entertain free Englishmen, their own general opinions. Let them be banded in the two great historical parties tbs State Whig or Tory, It would be very nnfortnnste thing for this country if any great body of respectable man there should ever cease to ...
... their little family disagreement, and in great delight with Lord Londonderry's new plan of mending family jars.—Northern Whig. engned 1. the family Ike following appeared in the Second Edition our last ..-- FRENCH FFNANCEB. M. Feuld has intimated to ...
... became law ; and 'it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer defended or maintained. Three Whig governments, one Coalition government have, within tne last ten years, admitted this. Ihe Queen has admitted it express de ...
... have all the town with him, and went off with all demonstrations of Irish popularity. In Londonderry, where they hate all Whigs and Peebles with hot impartiality, had equal triumph, aod, amid vociferous cheers, be read Dr. Cullen lecture upon the crime ...
... utle rly indefensible in civilized State The mnn acccDtine lower wages than they previously received. Anne, and when the Whigs, who, as it was said, under- courge always denounced it as a crime, but the There also a tendency to a decline of wages in ...
... Emmanuel,” and without him the Masziuitus are hot a faction of intrigante. (From (he Morning Herald.') I assure yon,” certain Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer !i reported to have replied to a deputation of recalcitrant victims of Schedule D, “ I assure yon ...
... should unite in demanding an immediate settlement of the Church Rate question, , should hold united action on the question rev , Whig to education. Depend upon it, he said, that nothing in this country can resist churchmen when united. If 'hey united on church ...
... tor, is stated to have served for some time in her. No craft belonging to our owo port has attained half her age.—Northere Whig. ACCIDENT TO A CHANNEL STKAMER.—A heavy gale of wind blew from the westward on Thursday, as the South Eastern Railway Company's ...
... I am to the taut ef defending hiss hoes the monstrous In Janke of she aoematioes that have been made against him.- Northers Whig. . _ following distinguished visitors are at present staying with the Duke of Devonahice,at Chatsworth: —Earl of Carlisle, ...