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... against head seas. Her !Teed under steam is eighteen miles an hour.—cork Examiner. PARTY NAMES us AMERICA.—WhiIe in England, Whig, 'fury, and Radical, Free-trader and Protectionist, Liberal and Conservative, have been for five-and-twenty years almost the ...
... Liverpool has five weeklies and bi-weeklies. Courier (conservative), Journal (liberal), the Mail (of church principles), Chronicle (whig), and the Herald (a redhot orange paper). The Daily Post is liberal, and almost filled with advertisements. _ The Liverpool ...
... of. It is a igholesele confiscation, of which the contemplated robbery, in connection with the University of Durham, ander Whig official auspices, may be regarded as an instalment. It is needless us argue the qiiestion Confiscation alone adequately p ...
... adherents of both parties At Llanidloes especially old feud between Toryism and Whigism is strong ever some of the nnwisest Of the Whigs seem to resolved that fair fool Mr Tracy should have majority in that town To this end everything was so admirably arranged ...
... At Llanidloes especially, the old feud between Toryism and Whigism, is as strong as ever, and some of the unwisest Of the Whigs seem to have resolved that, by fair means or foul, Mr. Tracy should have a majority in that town. To this end everything was ...
... energy of the country in the public service. It was under this corrupt but liberal system that Mr Wrangham, the younger son of a Whig clergyman, immediately after the honours of his Oxford degree, was both introduced into the Foreign Office and a seat In the ...
... which the New Books can be obtained from the various London Libraries, in an number, according to demand, Suberibers in no sass Whig to wait more than four days for any Book (in print) ordered ander the meal conditions. DEPOTS AT WREXHAM, RUABOY, AND MOLD ...
... indifference with which the Chureh's position in elation to the State is regarded in the present day by politicians of the Whig School. 'him Bill might reaaimably be adduced is illustration of the fact ; and further, that this position is endangered not ...
... once summarily rejected all Sir George Grey's suggestions, and thus a good Act carried by the Opposition, in the te e th of Whig and Radical hostility combined, is for the present to be left alone; and when sufficient time has elapsed to permit of a proper ...