... resemasadations for • rethinks of the great to the WI the of time ars shond he magresed. Whig governments wen m ai /1 supposed to prefer ; hat it that , he wend set the Whig goverment, bat heads of the aew moieties to • ref ono, „im bed limed amiss al repletion ...

... 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 ...

... BROWN& Mow, _ . COCOA NUT MATTINGi, Id room CANNON-STREET. -.- URE COLLk OIL, - FOR MODERATOR D 1 LAMP , GOADABY gi OIL, Drag, Whigs Led, led Taint 4 mad t, tin.lge. i 1 HIMIPIE PALE COD LIVER 014 in 12oz. 5 maim at IL t 00. Wane Lead. GU. apt 1 end a 1644e0 ...

... tlde the Government of which he is the head, without*? a a government be Lord P .' And how long would ment * be the head of a Whig governreacti »° ut aid of that party which the has m? the last twelve or eighteen months thing masters of Parliament I But ...

... the staff, and the Stars and Bars displayed. The Tories were urging on the popular feeling in the °f getting power, and the Whigs were striving to fi + tliem order to retain it. The London Times, at had i as to our ght, having changed front after it ion ...

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... seml of Greet lintels be aamegembee et the went et MIL mil %hill hp the myosin of the Ammer Jamie. e• ofeemer Tw.i, hes set Whig le ottesot the meet Wadies se the haperial The we Wash le the st reg betels. the owl the 4o we as Z . = we awhile • iopllicU ...

... ; mai the daie of both. news who nee be be ilk Imo sendeselly of the be to di est men hem the mei We pealismes ho aiselei Whigs el M w i beta ego wry le go or member ens neap to pain this ell • hohissei ire dee* kakis. the esil the dime is the his the ...

... education—a few but very plausible persons, who exercised considerable influence-would also support it, with, of course, the whig party-men, who had sold themselves the minister 1 . Lord Palmerston was known for his staunch support of subordinates and, ...

... being one of those superb aristocrats who conceive the vulgar earth honoured by the pressure of their soles, belonged to the Whig alliance. Yet we swept the portrait of the Christian Tory, not from having faith in it as a truthful resemblance, but out ...

... toss. of view hos to a dead look. Whet lath is ariessped is the my el harialies is the work of all partials the Roam It hes a Whig warp sad a Tory weft, rid • gori deal of imago as& shoddy is the cempatitise. sad appieues.) I task it Is what we La Irish' ...

... forwarded ou appication to WV. If tO wNII. ma~nrlf er, 8ttno, lta~ftordwmr3 (AST-OFF ,CLOTIIING~,.-I~adics and Gentlemen ?? w~hig to P )pto f 11 I1b30i, mnar do to on apyllc~tton to T. 'VES 17n5. to u~13t9O.O The moet llbor terms offerc(4 ~AR f A P.ARit ...