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... the Earl of Yarborough, aud the reaulling elevation of Lord Worsley to the House of Peers. It is credibly staled that the Whigs are upbraiding Mr. Heneage, the late Liberal P. for Lincoln, for an ill-timed resignation his seat for that city, which they ...

... Memo, whit wee here a week or two ago, We was Ewa better I liked among the me ,jeeity of tin audience, wage which she sang Whig. fee the. pan. popular rummy, bite possesses Be ewer, of moderate poem and compass, when is beard to Ewa* arrive is sect ellarning ...

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... which is of no party, but which as a tax question, interests all. Organic reform in our con- stitution is tabooed equally by Whigs and Tories, but it may not be impossible to collect from the honest and independent men of both parties a party for administra- ...

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... a stick, whose cutting down of his staff is now'the pretence for cutting him off. But wherefore? To what end? Isn't it the Whig organs that are now raising the cry, because no negus is to be had by thirsty British souls at the Embassy, in Rue St. Honoie ...

... stick, whose cutting down of his staff is now the pretence for cutting him off., But where' fore? To what end? Isn't it the Whig organs that are now raising the cry, because no negus is to be had by thirsty British souls at the Embassy, in Rue St. Honore ...

... after partaking of less pugnacious viands that Mr. Bright delivered the post-prandial oration that has so much surprised his Whig friends. Emanating from him, it is considered to be a model of mildness. The fact is, that party pontics are wholly excluded ...

... that will ruder naught aad abortive all the costly sad complicated arias of the ad. versary. WE MUST PREPARE. the Richmond Whig, 17.) Now tint nature so nearly all hostile by either army, from the Potomac to the lin' desippi. it is fitting that we should ...

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... name is withdrawn, he is none the less responsible for seducing them from those paths of progress by which alone the greatest Whig statesmen have sought to climb to power, and by pursuing which their deseandants can alone hope to retain their inflames in ...