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... pleasant qualities as man, has become (as evil communication corrupts good manners) an arrant Whig Minister. He resembles in one respect hiß famous Whig predecessor of George the Second's time, Sir Robert Walpole, in his free use of the material mo ...
... year 1755, and was married 1772. What most remarkable is that the venerable dame never knew the taste of whisky.— Northern Whig. Archery.—On Monday last an extra prize meeting of the Clifton Archery Club took place to compete for two handsome prizes presented ...
... ride, as of yore, on cream-coloured charger, and be surrounded by a bevy of little and prettily-dressed and mounted damsels. Whig-Radical Job.—ln the year 1853, under the auspices of that coalition of which Lord Palmerston wa s a conspicuous member, a new ...
... current market price.—No Litigation.—Profits divided with Informs every three year..—Declaration of Boons 1862 Pardee Insured (Whig the past three years. and renewing their Insurances in the present season, are entitled to a reduction of 46 per gent. The ...
... sod maws seldom memory. all Chemists, Is. led. per Peak& H hie Praetiticaote, earl tie Medical Profession recommend Coma as Whig the most Healthfhlotall When the doable of Homanpithy was trot Windowed into tine eoantry, there were to be obtained no time ...
... few days kr sad apenr oycleage the earth the ip vary severs v es media ohm the Mats bed a Near if Mit t an W prrioo. lamest Whig br or, spur a very fib them et it la NM. desk he. The sight previews v e ssel the pawl hall was glees hewer the lirthley et ...
... 1755, and was married in 1772. What is most remarkable ia, that the venerable dame never knew the taste whisky (!). —Northern Whig. M. Guizot makes extraordinary blunder in his recently published autobiography. In re/erring Oxford's attempt to shoot the ...
... which the knowing ones (wh ° Proved in this case to belong to the community of ‘abel Nothings”) predicted would hurl the Whigs from te and bring in a composite Government of Conser- a and Economists below the gangway. The Echoes Ch reached me on the ...
... . What is to become of it no one seems to know. Lord Palmerston himself declares that he has no one to give it to, all the Whig Statesmen who now occupy the Treasury being already begartered or bestarred to the fullest possible extent. The probability ...
... rudely hed and informed that certain illustrious personages wake in Waiting, and wished to be admitted to the House. Son of the Whig Duke, who fills the dignified office Veried servant in the Commons, rubbed his eyes and TUshe d Made into the lobby. In a few ...
... The Presidents call for additional troops from the States has been responded to by nearly half million men. The Petersburg Whig states that on the 19th, 18 of the Monitor's crew went ashore City point and were surprised by the Confederates. .\ine were ...
... and the unexpected appearance W alpole upon the scene, have, to some extent, the confidence of those who fancied that the Whigs j a to retire into private life for the present. The v! we^'w^s^er9 tne Government (whose name no means legion,) wish to make ...