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... have inherited his high position. He was horn a Whig; ha belonged to the ranks of the popular party; and be filled his post with a distingaislied grace. He did his best to be a good, honest, ones-hearted Whig. according to the fashion of his tither—• Whiz ...
... diabolical scheme. W. lot a teed 'alumneat of the law oUt .Wu pleased rimed that no last nearby the . Mr. Ceiba P.P. Roth. rammed Whig those mom of mischief, sad meg flock to Mee them wicked, bad ram Tas LAIIC An al im or Laernernwite.--We rise- cillstead shot ...
... attempting to collect the rates. That was an important event—the appointment of the twenty Whigs in 1660. Mr. Mallen was put down as a Whig, and I believe he is still a Whig. Mr. Rea—Do yew know a Catholic so popular with his party as Mr. Bernard Hughes? Witness-1 ...
... —Twenty Whigs were to get into the body's bulimia. Connell, and I was to get 1120,000, bet did not take the Mr. Hewitt—A number of unpaid magistrate* bribe. lam sorry I did not take it. They took twenty were at the ateet•otit mitered to. Whigs and they ...
... effoet that be was surely not in earnest, and we parted. Os the afternoon of day on winds Me letters appeared in the Northers' Whig I again met Mr. Kennedy, at the certain of Bridge bkreet, when he Mopped and made some marks on the entjecr. I complained of ...
... iritsess—l have never boss in the Orange loniser Mr. William Kirkpatrick moored by Mr. Dummy —1 have been foreman in the Northers Whig aim for eight yew& I saw M'Cawnelre funeral. On the night of the fight at the chapel there was • 'Deb io Donegal! Square East ...
... of the members of the Board are aware that some digs ago there was • correepondenee in one of the local papers—the Nordrre Whig—between Mr. James Kennedy, one of our local magistrates end Sir John Arnett, of Cork, In reference to the water management ...
... preparing as early demonstration against Lee, who, they say, was never so we'.l rowed to re. cries him as now. The Rohm:lad Whig thinks Grant sent troops ei-operate With Sherman. The latest intelligence from Tenneasee report fertbe; fightin . g, sate ...
... men in their ow■ owes. bat they would perhaps do things in the Conseil that they mould sot de as individuals. They call use a Whig. The say I don't go far sweet with my pug,. Ur. 131MRT—Is it a fact that the Coined is Con. served..? Mitness--Alissost ez ...
... celebrated Miaistry might not he altogether inapplicable as expediting the pulley of tie present day : The Tories and the Whigs are black as night ; And drum that they seemly bleeped with light; Our politico to both sides so Molise As to be called the ...