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... redeem Ms tisguisbed ivity, • Poor Law 1 of assault ere be served i; but, se ii reliable. touching &Derma Ipetas. II subject, I Whig the es always A royalty. to open ego the of pereonal why the thly clear, tare all of ral penes. ▪ and I note COW s Victoria ...

... 517 D epar t u re 930 - 2 220 - 3 30 27 • •• • - 6 15 - Will become of the Whigs. The hopes which both _, ' l i r - olns of theiTi : istol and South Wales Union Railway, Whigs and Liberals some years ago might have BRISTOL STOC K Portskewitt) despatched ...

... taken the responsibility of rejecting it. That bill was not dead, but had again taken shape, and the Tories as well as the Whigs, who were so like Tories, had an uncomfortable feelingso uncomfortable that it came almost toa shiver. (Laughter.) What apparition ...

... entered Oxford a Whig and left it a Tory ; but that did not last long, and he settled down into being both. He was too broad to belong to either party. Some Tories never looked at the new moon because they were so fond of the oil; and some Whigs so disliked ...

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... until half-pest 12 on Saturdays. The deputation having bed an interview with Mr. England, and the alterations named above not Whig goaded to, the men haw takes discharge. DESTRUCTION OF SURREY • THEATRE. On Monday, shortly before midnight, a fire broke out ...

... the most friendly observers, into nothing short of a heavy blow and great discouragement for the South. Even the Richmond Whig admits that it has occasioned a sensation of profound regret among the Southern authorities, and that the capture of the fort ...

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... Hon. Member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that there ...