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... many friend ships, and certainly broken many associations. Party questions are, after all, to certain extent, abstractions —Whig and Tory could meet most times at table and pleasantly flaunt their respective colours in ploy before one another ; tut these ...
... concerned the matter that the citizens of Bristol are true blue so far as fealty to their Sovereign is concerned that all of us, Whig, Tory, and Radical, are unanimous our opinions respecting the virtue of that Royal lady. And well did those musical artists ...
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... pokiest is the of country, his missetry was mots Mors were sow 150 Christi= emarerts at Cantos, sad there were sympathy mid goad Whig towards tbe altitudes, who were sow preteread by the God up that great empire tor the Gospel t tsar Inety, eel we their dew ...
... t) - t* hia own gnm humour. Central Council lately held at King's Collage, Sir Lomas , , a S™*' Uni worked hard for the Whigs Phillips presiding, at which Mr. PndeaniTof the Western h ...
... I ?? M roein of the law was also worthily represented byN reM.Bailey and his son, the former stating that he hadibee. ole Whig, hut now had changed his Sentiments; while the latter lestated that he had never obanged 'his views, opinions, or = cat Iall ...