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... vaieo. He was j i born a Whig; he belonged the ranks of the popular party ; and he filled his post with a distinguished grace. I Me did his best to be good, honest, open-hearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time—a Whig who, with aristocratic tastes ...
... and strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, aliasing irritation of the throat, and a cough remedy eminently toe —Troy Whig. Sold by all Chemists, Is. Ijd. per box. Valuable Aobnct. Cassell, & Co., of 80, Fenchurch street, London (whose Teas and Coffees ...
... In doing so he made virulent personal attack upon the Commis ‘sinners, and denounced the Board nothing more than piece of Whig jobbery. After some remarks * from Mr. Morrison and Mr. Powell, Mr. Brace said the ! Government could not accede a resolution ...
... remarkably with tho wound in torehead. ABOLITIONIST MANIFESTO OF THE BY LIBUT.-GENERAL T. PBBRONBT THOMPSON. There is good in the Whig* after allthough like the bottom of Patrick’s ford, it is sometimes a long way to it. , The wonder is that men can so well ...
... important documents which hun members should have time to study. He was followed Mr. Ferrand, who made another violent attack • Whig tyranny in the Government dockyards,’’ after : which the House went into Committee pro forma,, but immediately resumed. The ...
... heart of Yorkshire Liberalism to almost wild enthusiasm—that he played moat important part that bitter contest between the Whigs and Tories—that glorious struggle of the priori, pies of liberty and truth against exploded but once dominant political bi ...
... that the Confederate Secretary of Sut? does not yes see necessity, nor approve the policy, of arming the slaves. The Richmond Whig j -ipp-tses President Davis’s proposition emancipate the slaves after service. Puller, iu a speech which be made at the Fifth ...
... cleaning and strengthening the v.tioe, looseness, aliasing i.ntatioii of the throat, and a* a I'Mi-k remedy pre toe beau’' —Troy Whig lid all Chemists, Is. Ifl. per box. The tnidolo-aged well us the juung naturally i* ore procrastinate the ravages of time, ...
... to further the interests of its supporters at elections. He moved for a return of the appointments to this snug nest of the Whigs,” and said that if the Government refused the return, the country would conclude they were desirous of screening some scandalous ...
... PwtiM or. inrite.l H.i* «ml i'‘ 'e Ini' thennclv!B. PIANOFORTES TUNED. the case until morning (Hr fore Ur. eice P.lnckburn.) WHIG 111 AND r. ,he the Court this morning, case cotiS,-ni, it being Ih-.l ver oci X. ~ W J tic tlitf l-l•iuii.V, fi'-j. ul ...
... strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat, and a ongh remedy eminently the best.” —Troy Whig old by all Chemists, Is. per box. ...
... strengthening the voice, removing hoaraene-vs, allaying irritation of the throat, and • ought remedy eminently the best.” —Troy Whig I old by all Chemists, la. per bos. Cljramck SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 18IU. THE WEEK. DOMESTIC. A Mother, fifteen of age, is custody ...