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... this, while it may grail!) , the natural craving in o great heart for excellence, must affect your purse and :tome, withh, Whig from it ohm ought t o be the recoier ease of patient and careful culture of the harpist'. ao. It has been thought, therefore ...
... the cause of the masses, and their antagonism to the reigning monarch is proverbial. George IV. was often on the side of the Whigs before he assumed the responsibilities of the kingly- office and Philipe Egalite was a still more remarkable instance of this ...
... is showing (Owen burst into tears). Mr Orme—This is your first time before me-1 will only fine you ss. and costs. —Northern Whig. A WEDDIRO.—A wedding recently took place at Tempelhof, • small village in the neighbourhood of Berlin, inhabited by peasants ...
... taken was to the Corwin Vicarage, where it pis the appearance of the respected vicar, Mr. Highs. through Comm to the Corwin Whig., and lb.. palms. *Chaof children wee there ravened ; and after Mat orwen, and singing approptlate tunes, each school the large ...
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... amiedUng Catherine hunt. it nuorho unman, .11 rhUraday het. It is that cumploimila ot • 1 ewe oli and &Osaka' wont tutor thaw Whig !mania children. .imrrela oft& oneeted &mew Uteet.—The Bench expensed Inez am hem* prememllnge. and Weed 1..1b psr.l lover ...
... of politic? hpve united with-equal heartiness. On Saturday add Tuesday tbere-was no kind of distinction recognizable, tory, whig, and radical rejoiced with equal ardour, and testified to their joy with an equal liberality. The Churchman did not one whit ...
... absolute, necessary self-defence, which could not be secured by an ordinary resort to the law. The other local paper (The Whig) used the following language :— We have to say in defence of the act that it was not perpetrated by an excited multitude, but ...
... THE CHEPSTOW WEEKT,Y A TWEPTTSETI. thirty menthes, could be obtained. the Whig Government might survive Palmerston's premietship fore time. And all this is plausible enough, and the prophecy may us fulfilled. My opinion, however, is that we shall not ...
... parties. At Llanhnoes especially, the old feud between Toryism and Whigism, is u strong as ever, and some of the =wisest of the Whigs seem to have resolved that, by fair means or foul, Mr Tracy should have a majority in that town. To this amd everything was ...
... each ram armed as freight la proportirapaid for same. at Um time of delivery. Nor will lb*, for any above the value o Irony Whigs linos or Euless mitered • properlie psi. f ror rho time delivery N.S.—Not sap oviiAmtiliiippe —A Las., se a/memoirs Moral. ...
... Consequently, In political'principle, ibhe Spectator is thoughtful Whig, but with a more decided tendeney towarls reforms at> home and the extension of order- ly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Flnce Its establashment, however, it ...