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... and to have groaned down poor Lord Lincoln because they thought that the Newcastle family wanted to make their good town a Whig nomination borough. And it is creditable to their good sense that they should have entertained such a well-founded goodwill ...
... awards. The at and the present esesesbled es the gusts at Si Java His of the Revised is, that it is dismetriosay opposed the Whig not ; tor the movement is quite a revolutionary It would, Sk Whetted, lower the ol iatelligesios uses( sehoolatulen ; he the ...
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... the Jamer, persons His oni assembled as Sir diametricall of the revised ‘coda, in is that itis revolution, ly opposed to the Whig maxim—seform, not for the movement is one. It would, Sir Jamas intima ited, lower the quite a revolutionary 3 and he added ...
... the attack upon Edward ferces were reported a.m., and lasted 000 strong. The fight hours, when Federals were re} pulsed. The Whig says the Confedetates 2 kill ad aod 80 wounded, toa akan the 3, away their wounded, and left 90 to'100 dead on the field. Johnson’s ...
... fortnight, and would probably not have been forthcoming, even now, if great maritime war had not been considered imminent. Whig officials are proverbially dilatory and the Duke of Somerset is no exception to the rule. But necessity is a spur which will ...
... staff, and the Stars and liars displayed. The Tories were urging on thepopular feeling in the hope of getting power, and the Whigs were s iving to outdo them, in order to retain it The London Tints at first doubtful as to our right, having changed front ...
... Jahn-street • to JAMES BAINES and Co , Water-street, Liverpool - JOHN WALKER, Market-street, Manchester. Messrs. FAWLEY sad WHIG LET. Authorised Passage Agents, Market Place, Ashton ; or to Mr. SAMUEL TERXON (Licensed Passage Broker), 47, Warrinpton-street ...
... confirmed. Wbiggovernments were generally supposed to prefer reform to revolution ; but it appeared that he would not say the Whig government, but the heads of the education department, row preferred a revolution to reform, for the hid issued a series of ...
... with any position of great natural or artificial strength in which they may be opposed.—“ Cornhill Maya- Zine for January. Whig and Conservative Peeraors. —ln taking a rc, ■ ''f the peerages conferred since the accession of trospect ***3o, find, as might ...
... the roots, and cover them up with good compost mould. —Agricultural Gazette. Uncultivated Land Great Britain.—The Northern Whig directs attention to the fact that a war with the United States may produce at least one good result in this kingdom, by forcing ...