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... dances still better. His changes of character are go rapid and perfeet, that one doubts the evidence of his reason.— Northern Whig, Jae. 18. VALENTINE VOUSDEN. MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 23, at 8 o'clock, He is everything, and good in everrhing ; bat above he ...
... dances still inner. His changes of character are so rapid and perfeet, that one doubts the evidence of his reseou.—Northeris Whig;Jam 18. VALENTINE VOUSDEN. MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 23, at 8 o'clock, He is everything, and good in everything; but above all ...
... Bristol, Pawngers arriving by the Night TrAia, can Bleep on hosni. .. _ i3ri4ol—Cabin Oncindboi Steward's Stke. Deck. les Id. Sue Whig feel, fcr Owe Meath. 31s ed. FOR EVERY lIVEDESSDAY ANC SATURDAY. Tom. Bone Pawl, HALCYON, MOYLE. SO 250 FALCON, Capt. BESTIUDGE ...
... fresh to strong, some rain; South of England, SE to 8W and WE W, fresh, strong, to agale. IRINA TNADIL—The Belfast Nos. thorn Whig of Saturday givea a very gloomy account of the effect of the American war upon the linen trade of Ulster. lox CANADL.—VIII4OO/ ...
... would join a Birmingham attorney and a Loudon tame, (radtcal place of Charing in making war upon Wellington/ When he saw the Whigs tbegin to go to perditiou, he sought a haven in the main chance, and became • master in chancery, which he still remains. But ...
... bark. He bearded that tremendous tawny [jaundiced-visaged) lion, Lord Durham, in his den; having been sent for by the great whig autocrat on the eve of going out to Canada; and telling the saturnine Earl vie&natty, to his face, that not only was be a fool ...
... passed than during any session for the Gat twenty years. They had had no reform bill last session. As it had been Fut by the Whigs into every Queen's speech fee the last ten or twelve years, it could not be denied that reform was required; sod he was very ...