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... such a proverbial dearth amongst the Whigs,—these would-be monopolists of power and place who feign that England’s sun will soon set unless her destinies continue to be entrusted to some half-dosen incapables of that Whig oligarchy who humorously style themselves ...
... is not a Dye. The Hair and Whiskers, however Gray, are restored to and preserved in their Original Life Colour. By its Use, Whigs and Gray Hairs will soon become extinct. It will Stain neither the Skin nor the Linen. Requires DO previous preparation of ...
... is not a Dye. The Hair and Whiskers, however Gray, are restored to and preserved in their Original Life Colour. By its Use, Whigs and Gray Hairs will soon become extinct. It will Stain neither the Skin nor the Linen. Requires no previous preparation of ...
... T[E FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE [ ~OF AMER10CA.i (From the Bichmonds Whig,) A few years ago, Sir John Muegrave and his beau- tinul daughter vlaited New York, bringing with them the prestige of a good name, and wearing the livery of exoeedlng gracefulness and ...
... dig to delve, had not his Vienna Four Point master fortunately carried the Foreign Office over the way, leaving the Juvenile Whig of Tiverton to abide in the original parish settlement of old toryism, the birth-place of patronage and pay. Of prey, one ...
... dig to delve, had not his Vienna Four Point master fortunately carried the Foreign Office over the way, leaving the Juvenile Whig of Tiverton to abide in the original parish settlement of old toryism, the birth-place of patronage and pay. Of prey, one ...
... the Preston newspaper offices. The following pleasant paragraph, referring to this subject, appears in the Belfast Northern Whig of Thursday :— Who is there who is accustomed to travel between Belfast and England by the Fleetwood route and does not know ...
... the Preston newspaper offices. The following pleasant paragraph, referring to this subject, appears in the Belfast Northern, Whig of Thursday :— Who is there who is accustomed to travel between Belfast and England by the Fleetwood route and does not know ...