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... of his services as an energetic member of the fire-brigade, or as a re. ward for the assistance his Grace afforded to tho Whig party in first inducing Garibaldi to visit this country and then in suddenly getting rid of him, is not stated. As far as the ...
... halloceorrnilidAry ballosedne having proved • failure. As Dam —Tin aorrospondent of the Liverpool luso heard an nievo this sr Whig adjoarn Woodsy aerie but that ono sot • pewter ball lion Bit Beery Grey's Aid* Mr Dowell asked We. In the of Lord It. nee led ...
... it. As to Parliament, the Tories probably look to make political capital out of w hat will be, apparently, a defeat to the Whig*. They cannot, however, well this without atlimiing their readiness to make war. They had an excellent opportunity for making ...
... emigration nor privileged ports of entry, no foreign garrisons, nor aliens in public offices, nor * base, bloody, and brutal Whigs’ to rule our destinies—then, oh, then, Ireland for the Irish I—lrish hills for Irish boys to sport on and toss their green ...
... giving to the world for the last twenty years, in supplement both to the fictions of Scott and the persevering criticism of the Whig Review, Or, going through Great King Street, late night, and ]iassing one particular house there, you might know that within ...
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... of Europe. Has Lord Bussell been forewarned that demands will lx* made on the part of the German Crowns, to which not even Whig diplomacy can condescend ! would be hazardous to surmise with what object the Fleet has been stationed in the Downs, and what ...