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... means singular in our opinion. We know that the same opinion is entertained, not by Tories alone, but by old Constitutional Whigs, who pride themselves on having been, down to the year 1832, the foremost and the most consistent champions safe and moderate ...

... amounted to 80. The probability of the close of the campaign is still distant. In how many more of these little wars” are the Whigs and their nominees in the Colonies to be permitted to involve us ? A Royal Message, which was read in both Houses of Parliament ...

... Standard. Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Gibson are compelled to subside into the Press and the John Bull, muttering, sulkily, that the Whigs always get the best of it in a scramble. A quarter of an hour of silent and reflective study follows. At the end of that time ...

... compelled muttering, o t Standard. Mr. Glads tone a n d M r. Gibson i3son subside into the Pres s and the i sulkily, that the Whigs always get the best of it in a scramble. A quarter of an hour of silent and reflective study follows. At the end of that time ...

... JANIES BRINES & CO., T.er•buthlino, Water-street All risk river draft and lighterage is to be boom by the *hippos, Bills of Whig lutist he obtained tr a Misses Tamer and Ininneti. t, Janice-street. ...

... one of the lads put his hand into the mouth of a cannon and discovered a bird's nest containing five eggs. The Richmonsd Whig of May 5 says- Thep country is full of wheat, while we think the pro- ;duct in Georgia is likely to be double what it was ...

... BLACK BALL LINE BRITISH AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL MAIL. PACKITS, and ' EAGLE LINE of PACKET To h Consignment, of BRIOUT kCo /Whig from Liverpool 6th sod 16th of every Muu.h U.aantcb. Loading North Coburg Dotk. PACK ET OF J ANTED TO CHARTZR a ',Wainer on ...

... Charity Commissioners, pa At conidderable length the honourable member re denounced the board as a gross Whig job, and its di office as a perfect Whig snuggery. It not only wI entailed a considerable charge upon the country, th but, owing to the reckless ...

... the Board ef Charity Comm hon, mem denounced the jissioners. Aé a considerable length the office as a perfect board asa gross Whig job and its siderable charge upon ig It not only entailed a con- the country, but owin iz to the reckless discharged their ...

... expense, and' working of the Board of Charity Commis- .4ioners, which he denounced in unmeasured . terms as a gross Whig job, as a Whig ,onuggery, as entailing a considerable charge i upon the country, as reckless and'profligate, ;and as crippling the ...

... ndihe worki „g the into the construction, t . £ _ at considerable len^lh Board of Charity Conmiaaionera. _ , » Whig the honourable member Whig M Job, tad m » J ...