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... could not, under any circumstances, be very lon*- delayed and that the overthrow of the Whig's mast be followed immediately by his own accession power. If he had shown his hand” at that moment, he would have given advantage to his opponents without rendering ...
... DBUSS IND William Johnson was by p. e. with Whig drunk ana matte te Mks el the bone and cart. The mai en the lbth of month shoot ten light p.m. I wee at duty, sod saw dalandant edging a emmltans eart towards Rhode*. Being limehlo to duns of the and oert ...
... perishing of inanition. The Herald says the election proves that some the eonstituenoes are tired of Whig dictation, and careless how soon the Whig oligarchy may Lyndlmrst s death causes vacancy in• the Stewardship Cambridge Uaivenity. ...
... government The Herald says the election proves that some of the con- stituencies are tired of dictation, and careless how soon the Whig oligarchy iL. ...
... well Bridge. These slots were most numerous among the rustics of the Western Lowlands, who were vulgarly called Whigs. ITias the appellation Whig was fastened on the Presbyterian zealots of Scotland, and was transferred to those English politicians who showed ...
... figured in Unitposition. Dr. James Hagan took hold in 1837 had a number of street tights, a duel with hrs brother editor of the. Whig, and was killed in 1842, in a street fight, by 1). W. Adams. His assistant, Isaac C. Partridge, died of yellow fever in 1839 ...
... Princess Dowager sarcastically tailed the Prince of the Whigs. was naturally an object of intense dislike to the Earl of Bute and the King, who was striving to break the power of the great Whig connection. In October, 1762, a crisis occurred. The Duke ...
... TIER CAVENDINOIB.—WRIG PISIOD. trns ar oprisams - The second history of the Ceroodbase, their Guess es a Whig house, devoted to the or.. which In typeemsted freedom, the come, that of erieteedis to regal been the dealt of the third earl. He Had for years ...
... of Mr. Ellice bad, as we may say, stereotyped its political convictions, sending that respected gentleman, and traditional Whig, session after session into parlia- ment, there to impart to successive liberal govern- ed, nas all the aid that the old city ...
... himself to politics, and bids fairowith the assistance of a brother who is just coming forward, and front whom the advanced Whigs hope much, to revive the political influence of the House of Cavendish. Their further rise will be watched without anno , for ...
... Liberal party have boon recommended the highest authority to seek in repose the reward of past struggles, and al that the Whigs are in office. This is, doubt, excellent advice for the satisfied; but why should the Opposition satisfied Granted that the ...
... Lord Russell is a pure Whig from the birth. began life a Whig and something more, and he likely to end it as a Whig and anything else you please,— provided the anything else keeps him office. Just now he is sustaining a Whig reputation on Tory principles ...