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... could them without breaking the forms of civility. Some of the French papers are indignant at the rebuff administered by the A, Whig despatch writer of the age. The Constitute though not the most violent, is perhaps the effusive the remonstrants . e, We, ...
... the Whigs then; 1 was obliged make a little change in it to make it apply to some one else—(laughter) he says, speaking of this contentment of the Whigs when they get in office bees on flowers alighting cease their So, into places stealing, Whigs are ...
... some- Perhaps of the esprit de corps, dictated this ' But Mr. Cobden was not without congenial rces. There are twin stars of Whig-Radical th lalism fitted nature aud habit t0 d tUr S twain of Rochdale and Birmingham. Need it aid that tlu '- are tbe A ...
... watch and it belfcyed. to bis family Urn day.— Family Herald, Touching the Russell Resignation.—We knew it was all nonsense. Whig is like the old French Guard he dies, but never surrenders. Punch. Ironclads v. Forts.—l had long conversation with Gen. Beauregard ...
... Chronicle, the Liverpool Daily Post, the Leeds Mercury, Preston Guardian, Dundee Advei-tiser, Caledonian Mercury, Northern Daily Whig. Carlisle Examine.-, Kendal Mercury, Hampshire ladependent, Bradford Advertiser, Bedford Mercury, Irishman, and Bucks Advertiser ...
... its owner was at Knowsley: and thither accordingly he deemed it necessary to retrace hia way. It so happened that a party of Whig Jriends in the county had been asked by the Rev. W. Graham to meet his brother at dinner at Arthuret on 'he same day : and ...
... and modest. The superintendent referred him the New Jerusalem.— American Paper. Religion a Bad Thing for Slaves.—The Richmond Whig remarks upon the pernicious influence which religious instruction has upon the slaves in Virginia, and by way of example relates ...
... Tattersall's; Skilful fencing and fist, Blootl critic jockey methodist; Causeless alike in joy - or sorrow, Tory to-elay and Whig to-morrow, All habits and all shapes he wore, And lov'el, and laugh'd, and pray'd, and swore. next to the airy gaiety of his ...