... strengthening the voice, removing tiosraems, allaying irritation of the throat. and as • cough remedy pre-eminently the beat Trap Whig. Bold by all Chemists, at Is. lid. per boa. ...

... to the upper house. his lordship de c lin e d th. refore, to come forward far the county again, en 1 in the emergency thel Whig,s east their eyes on the young and rising Lord Morpeth, who was in the end returned without a contest, and took his pact in ...

... resigned the Whig leadeiship of the House of Lords. Yet he held aloof from the Aberdeen Administration and the Peelites. Rumour gave out that Lord Carlisle discharged the friendly office of political Mentor and master of rhetoric to a rising young Whig nobleman ...

... his high petition. Hews, born • Whig; he the ranks of the popular party; and he filled his posit with a distinguished grace, lie did his best to be • good, honest, openhearted whir, according to the fashion of time—a Whig who, with atiatocratie tastes, ...

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... varied accomplishment% and took much pleasure in the cultivation °this literary taster. As a politician he belonged to the Whig luny, but took any very active part in politic.. lie visa a man of exceedingly amiable manner, and waa held in high esteem ...

... st the voice, removing hoarsens's, sliming irritation of the threat, end as cough remedy pyre- ill math the best.•'-- Trey Whig. Sold by all Chemists, at Is. lid. per bus. INCKEAbED FACILITIES FOR GETTING serrLIED. %rum GOOD Ti& AND —Camel's Coffee bane ...

... The other was a scrub of a more decided character, and struck more deeply. On one of the many occasions connected with the Whig muddling of the Galway contract a deputation had, as usual, waited on the Lord Lieutenant, who had dropped words of comfort ...

... poede t it wants dramatic power. The young h now devoted himer If to political life, he whit he consistently adhered to the Whig party. In 1829 he took an active part in the of the &MM. cipation Act, and in the ensuing year was returned for the West Riding ...

... opponents were obliged to admire the in which Lord Morpeth conducted the fight. At length the polling came VP an end, and the Whig candidates were at the bead of the poll. Prom that hoar Lord Morpeth's identifies.. lion with Yorkshire and especially with ...

... his maiden winch in Sangamon Comity, at Pappysville (or Richland), in the year 1812 (says an American paper). He was then a Whig, and was • candidate for the legislature of this state. The speech was sharp and sensible. To understand why it was so la ...

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