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EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST A FEDERAL GENERAL

... happier went, and the annoyance proceeded to the extent and said Lord Palmerston would come to him in a coalesced with the Whigs he was attached to his union, and Lord Palmerston owed to it not only the of placing Lord Palmerston in a minority. A few minutes ...

DEATH OF LORD WILLOUGHBY DE ERESBY. Bur a month since we received the sail intelligence of Lady Willoughby's ..

... of our Railway Station, for had he net in terposed, it would have been on the south side of the Earn. In politics he WAS a Whig, and to his honour be it said that in the stormy times in t►is country, immediately, after the pawing of the Reform Hill, he ...

Published: Saturday 25 February 1865
Newspaper: Strathearn Herald
County: Perthshire, Scotland
Type: | Words: 695 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND

... does IS MIS tie eal ivied to big ma. mead wed I nut. t. The Meek as the WI ease sodas Main was sem Mesa bob tks.S Nahum. lied (Whig _moved at thee miry) Seel some bees We Meade, rake/ vary dills& awes whisk • abeam wow Wild sad tide Two Wwebw el Moe Alm% ...

CABINET

... CABINET. la the translation of Elijah we have preurnted its ascetic magnificent grandeur. lle is seen Whig to heave° in a chariot of tire, with horses or re. amid the revolving whirlaind ; and, doubtless, is entrance into the everlasting gateu of heaven's ...

Published: Saturday 14 October 1865
Newspaper: Strathearn Herald
County: Perthshire, Scotland
Type: | Words: 768 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

/Prow •r Mare Law affai& )

... /Prow •r Mare Law ) Whig the arid the reseed the ad &Mr has been too odd the bovine wad we yet welt the Marsh boom large gods. mom up, esespig la weeds* aroma will armee. whore As et PAM aad foreign bold tie lr et hos wheat hem cl isle Messed Mei* be ...

To slogan war cry party shouts The (leathers for ever! What time the moon climbs o'er the hill, Fond lovers'

... rivers, And trickling fountains! Lam, of witches, ghosts, and fairies, Land of camp., and battle's glories, Land of Radicals, Whigs, and Yries— Where'er we rosin. Land of our fathers who were afire us, Thou art our home Though here, upon the banks o' Clyde ...

Published: Saturday 18 February 1865
Newspaper: Strathearn Herald
County: Perthshire, Scotland
Type: | Words: 770 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

Eelloml last the• phrase in an offernive wag. The &gee dee't barb mach. bow& be iron the scent Hs

... jive his voter to the tellem Afar as matters lista gone, ids feel* of the cower, leanoto the Sowervativsr side ;. hat Whig sad Tory' be Dearly peek and At this sigoiles Male hearses as a straws isowever. thrown to woe dais. which way the wind blows ...

la lb iordea's Os past year he lima for proess of Irish Is seat eat, and wilt - Ark Street

... this district is new The delay in the public beam*/ with this bet been caused by the owner eI the ran—a Berth a ßriton, oe: Whig being desirous of the the then to aooomplish bet the mom boat took down to the el the Union Sawmills at aaat the °se %espies ...

PERTHSHIRE JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL, THJRSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1865. MILT EDUCATION

... one day taking a seat in a Whig Cabiget. Which of the great alma State could he hold is that Cabinet with meal to himself his colleagues? Evidently the pest in whisk hp should find hfinself the the party would be the Whigs were always enthweleetie Canning's ...

THE GENERAL ELECTION AND THE GAME

... without provocation, we think it would be a pity if yllawed themsehes to hoodwinked by the fallacy, that it is the intention of Whig landlords to vote for a ?slaw tics of the GUM Laws, while the Tories are on the other side. The Trey reverse, we believe, to ...

JOURNAL AND CON

... JOURNAL AND CON straightway had a nice thick felt mat placed bakes his feet. Very sosedisiable, said him blahs , Whig; have amiable So they west.., one, two, three. The Lel Derby saw across the table; and—ever apptehessive a vie from that old screw ...