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... of Sutherland having been heard is defence, sad emend ether witeeessehiviagiassinasmised, the wiles conferred together, but Whig tasari to an arrangement, the case was adjourned for a wish. A Dansarous Cuatomer.—A man dressed as a mechanic, Imt week, entered ...
... to the pities at seoclosad, -An Aged Vagetarisin.--Tlie Wanderer Vim& states that the slew curd of Noiseldorl, is Miura**, Whig been Informed that a peasant was residing selghb,.uring village of Czelaina who was in lite year of his age, scat as invitation ...
... that, if it had been by • Radial instead of. Tory, it would have raised a howl fres' every foram of the land. As it was, the Whig sad Tory twewspopere bed sot • ...
... disturbing the present ministry during the present session of Parliament, but their supporters will not be content to allow the Whigs and their dependents to enjoy the patronage of a government which only exists on sufferance, and has to be protected by the ...
... payment ever devised the ingenuity of man. Immense cheering.) Sixty-three year* bad elapsed since the county had returned two whig members. The chairing the successful candidates, now altogether out of fashion, was great event the day of victory, and many ...
... From the first the cause of Blamtre had become tho cause of the county. From the lirui opening of Ihe polling booths the Whigs kept ahead, and each day distanced the Tories more and more. the evening of the thud day Saturday, the voters who had polled ...
... They will-treat him civilly, but not enlist under him At all events, the time is past when he who affects to lead a liberal-whig-radical combination will be able to carry out his purposes by aid of his opponents There may be great changes If the Conservatives ...
... that, if it had been spokes by a instead of a Tory, it would him raised a bowl from every corner of the land. As it was, the Whig and Tory newspapers had sot • word to say in condemnation of one of the foulest sod falsest libels ever uttered. The respectable ...
... to have been Nnittett when VW plaintiff was' riot' at Hre..WitllSY at alt,' and ,h/og 'before she knevi' the defendant and Whig fetu s , ycar it was sent merely as a joke. If thc:difkiliPtitt was Sepal looking a matins his brother, who lad Oven evi-1 ...
... TITHE COMMUTATION BILL, On Friday, March 25th, 1836, he made hia famous speech on the Tithe Commutation Bill, introduced by the Whig Government, and showed the inapplicability of the measure to many parts of England. The House listened with marked attention ...
... Weer sod to de 0 66 17 1 =01 Shuy Wight have to cell on them ray • short of tine. Is her lin irk ell from tho Mower , reissued Whig to He theephe re to rear be was le We ler Mr if wag selesegsvied.-Mr TIMM It. siellw-Mr Ws replied. Ns mid that Kr was that ...
... the works ptain ‘branch line to Stranraer h ar a on the bour, and peared to be satisfied with the whole. The Bel ast Northern Whig-states that the railw ay from Car rickfergus to ne com a few weeks, and be leased by the Northern. ounties railway. _ Our Belfast ...