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... calculated that the state of parties at the opening of the Legislature will be as follows:—Conservatives, 314; Peelime, 13; Whigs, 233; and Radicals, 96; together making 636. I much doubt, however, whether any two calculations would separately arrive at ...

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... eceepslities. DOOM.= so Dom.—Another 61 the Numb el *cowed Ihkaaff , led to a lei Wei Mos te death. TIM ala i 00 el age. Oa bad Whig% earasa. aed bre be bed. Wee abeat 10 with hateatles el gelillw twee lititer. Darin her ler NOM hese. led alma seelchar isquieles ...

... bora nesolotioress tba ol the Cow oi• to fifontibtb• trot to refessidukg at elatosbaot of tieresip. - Ni' vreobw•toeur of Whig thelbwallott ao rt hall wee al!. but ht , • of waft art* if is. Moore preamid•that die *NM be inmost de eiwithpao..lral tho ...

... specials object of eatestaining the fasts of the ease, for if what Mr. Cartweight bad said with reference to the danger of ships Whig lon was borne- oat, it became a serious ; matter. Mr. Cartwright said it was utterly impossible a *theme could be sanctioned ...

... or dreams Whig I _ OiLLUT: NUMB, MI MOST VOIDEITIIL DIWOURY or TEZ 'To INJ f ken itatiletalin Th Doloregy. Narver Vane be ate bead, .seek silmlu.. Para!) awl HENK 111111.1441.11, le with tin f es I aa awn woody and eneallang ever I rat tite panne. Ilie ...

... 03110141/100 that works wera objectionable, the abortast aad most eliactivo way would be to °ppm@ through the Admiralty by &Whig attention to them. ...

... Calcraft's pockets. But, as usual, the gossip-mongers were doomed to disappointment and contradiction. Sir George Grey, like a true Whig as he is, would rather not resign, and intends to enjoy the sweets of office till he is told to go out by some authority ...

... men at 2501. a bead. Tbk b. stopped. This aver a ohm Inked as at the smo. sent. It all kat bad said about lax wee am kr was Whig = dm aid it all acted as they ought. the would reap a A leas Mr. Smith was* the imeemelle sad altering a sus imp to menage ...

... remarked to his great lieutenant, the days a What's that much tou better a Would not it l o If we could say the same of the Whigs V' 11 7 ,, b r e e g p in li n e i d ng mr to. Disraeli,go out. ~ ...

... remarked to the right honourable gentleman that the days were getting out, when his companion promptly replied, I wish the Whigs were. TRULY SWEET.— When I am in pecuniary difficulties, said a pensive bankrupt, my garden, my flowers, all fresh and ...