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... HISeLAHL-From a LIMNS, Wilissuee. and Gittine; resiling, by 3fr T. ea having been unanlinomile elected • life member base Whigs in office. scale at former quotations both in Norfolk' and in the better graceful tribute to the memory of the late excellent ...
... foreign alLa:r. hal Aeon litho d le ft perlar illtibtioo frcrto Munn. He Mewed 31r tiletatone d C..1.3r out how lb. in. liteiias Whig pArty. ata take a tool is the H. pawns. A vote of am* too La U.. hos. genus-mann pasni tu. c auni loosen. anis-a of theAftiosn ...
... large number of been charged with the same o ff enee.—He was tined spoke at some length on the question of the proposed neither Whig nor Tory, and as ignorant of po li t e .]: other towns. model agreement between landlords and tenant principles as an Australian ...
... cow. petal for by more than one eroirued head. Wino v. Tour.—Tue Whig has his dogmas; the racy has his traditions. The Whig Is a wilitimm: doetrin.brehe Tory is a political devotee. Th. Whig believes is the divine origM of liberal twosomes, an. is ever ...
... belonging to the provinces mantled to Piedmont, and the French soldiers have transported them to their new quarters. The Quincy Whig lugs that Professor Qain, of New York, who is out west on a lecturing tour, has reached that place direct from St. Paul on ...
... be has supported. He is • Like mild Erasmus of a modest mien, In moderati placing all his glory ; So Tortes call him Whig, and Whigs a Tory.' Following the rumour of )Jr Maistwaring's retirement wa have the actual good-bye of Mr Humberstom Mr Humberston ...
... at large on the democratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion of the state, meeting upon the stump several of the leading Whig orators. In 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 he was elected to Congress, where, successive elections, he served ...
... It is impossible to say, at present, where the blame of this disaster is to rut. THE FLIGHT OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. The Richawnd Whig of April 25th says:— Great curiosity is naturally felt, North and South, to learn what has become of Jefferson Davis, the head ...
... Catholic metubers ought to be changed, they p er il.. o f the m u ting were urrdonlrhelly Liboale. ' sioa from office, the Whig statesmen will deciile in medicine has the most renovating effect when the i be e n open etece December, we are anxious tO ...
... Disraeli is pions, in ace Omura: with the which he ins latterly adopted, and iudignant, as all good tories ought to be, that the Whigs should baya retained office so long, but rewined, like a wise man who cannot help himself After describing how Lord Deiby, ...
... instance u classing Lord Palmerston amongst the Tories, and making breeder than it is the distinction which caste between the Whigs and the Radicals, are the Cot sanative' endeavonring, as they have been for years, to make the people believe that the great ...
... eder to sea what were the resale of the ese. Bevis, the manager. the overman, and other wore as the spot. several of theta Whig is the pit at the time el the esplosion. mom issmodiamly formed fee the purpose of exploration. end it was at mew discovered ...