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... 'Washington eislebrated story, entitled NIP YA.N WINKLE. Dancing ii;,aging by Muffle. Marie, Mr. E. Ellifi, Mr. F.. W. Roy. Cone-Whig with the genuine Comic in two ado, entithxi ...
... the central transept has been called The Giant's Causeway. TOUCHING THE RUSSELL RESIGNATION. We knew it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Guardhe dies, but never surrenders. DISINTERESTED ADVICE. Outside Madame Rachel's establishment, during ...
... DOUBLE-THREAD SEWING and MACHINES, with Slant.', complet,.. front En 6a. ; the best, simplest., and cheapest in the world. WHIG HT 3IANN, 141 f, italbarn Bars, E.C. lasts free, OTOURAPH Y.—Catalogue GrAtid. — SOLOMON, 22, RA Lion-square, Land.m. Customers ...
... indecision and perplexity between the King, the Whig party, and the conscious- ness of his secret intrigue with St. Gerinain's. He acted frequently as a mediator between the King and the Wliigs, and between the Whigs and the Earl of Sunderland, but with lit ...
... after noon like a startling fact ? Because it strikes 0RITOTJCHING THE RUSSELL RESIGNATION.—We knew it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Guard—he dies, but never surrenders. WOULD ANY GENTLEMAN oblige A LADY ? — Certainly not; he would endeavour ...
... Britain. The lecturer dwelt some time on the Republican and Dam )cratic parties, and drew a comparison between them and our Whigs and Tories, lie said that they had revival meetings every year, and it was customary to go to the wood to hold religious meetings ...
... carelessness? If arseuie found iu the crack of a teacup, as was alleged by the prosecution, how much the more readily could such a Whig have occurred f Ills Lordship, in summing up, said there were two queetione , for the jury to roie-ider : First, of what did ...
... after noon like startling fact ? Because it strikes one. Touching the Bussell Resignation. —We knew it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Guard —he dies, but never surrenders. “Would ant Gentleman oblige a Lady? Certainly not; he would endeavour ...
... the Southern Division of the County,” Mr. Dutton remarked that at the present day it was difficult to draw the line between Whig and Tory, and, for his own part, had failed to make out any difference between the two for the last two or three years. He ...
... soundhearted Liberal, defective in notions, perhaps, rather than in heart, while we would, without compunction, leave a young Whig aristocrat, who cared for nothing but his election, to get his election as he could without us. No such counsel has been given ...
... • adverted to the reason for serving notie« on the Whigs in office to or to quit. Mr Baines, at Leeds, toasted the Lords, and said many nice kind things of them especially of the great Yorkshire Whig Lords Sir Frank I'rossley blamed the Wochdale speakers ...