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... holding forth his favourite subject, parliamentary Morin, gave the following the result his experience ol Whigs in and out of office:— The Whigs, when they are office, are not precisely the same kind people they are when they are out office. (Laughter ...
... wit h othersuinerals in which it exists. Ihe inure complicated a soil is. provided the materials are suitable or capable of Whig rude suitaVe fur plant (rod. the greater its value. tisy. then. mar be regarded as a matrix for holding and preservrhgthe vicious ...
... which constitute the bases operations, and which not only govern public men but guide the State. is plain to cver> one that the Whig parly is again on the brink either of destruction or absorption. From another source—a Liberal source—we learn that the Liberal ...
... they kiiled near Flimby, Dr. Fauider, of Cocker- mouth, being the first to take up the hare. SHorR?T Rovutze To (Northern Whig) have been given to understand that the Board of Trade, under whose control the works at Port. patrick harbour have been placed ...
... office. ie, we trust, unnecessary to that our statement was not without foundation, as to express our pleasure that the old Whig chief 'will continue to support a Cabinet which, without him and Mr. Gladstone, would have little right to demand the suffrages ...
... London at the fair promi-c with which Lord Mayor Lawrence commenced his year of office (sats Mr. Edmund Yates in the Northern Whig). This of November is said to c produced tic best entertainment, the best speech from i the chair, and the famst Lady Mayoress ...
... PILFERINGS FROM PUNCH. Touchino Rdssell Resignation.—We knew it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Guard—he dies, but never surrenders. Cross Purposes —Puseyism is always playing this little game. It is difficult to know sometimes, which ...
... D. C- Macleod, of Workington, under the auspices of the Clifton Improvement Society. Short Route to Ireland.—We (Northern Whig) have been given to understand that the Board of Trade, under whose control the works at Portpatrick harbour have been placed ...
... over three houreby the etabient. driver and Bremen of the engine which canoed the snidestescaped unhurt. The accident is now Whig mode the subject of searching Investigation by the NOTICE is hereby given, that the PRINCIPAL TRAURSMEN in PENRITH hare agreed ...
... the masses of people pollUosl power. - From the tame tpeteh. Toucwino rat Ro»s*ll Rtsio**Ttow. —We knew «aa all nonsense. A Whig Is like the old French Goardhe dies, but never surrenders. Boast or Johw Boll.—A new pavement baa been laid down In Trafalgar ...
... Own-Drove Posy s.—Why is Big Bea after noon a startling fact BOOM* it stele br TOMMIE TES RsiIIGNATION. -114 it was all nonmease. A Whig is like the old newt Gard—Se dies, bat Dever surendere. a WOULD ANT oblige A JAM - Certainly not; he would endeavour to pe ...
... Dos) • by respectable mid Nabob est the eh Di wadi, at the r— b. 9d., 6d., lb., and NIL ilia Pet ••• There co ntainable is by Whig the N.B.—Direettoee for the grimed bum haft ...