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... Lord Stanley, was chielly remarkaMe for the staunch- jrjven to the |Ms.p|e, yet m* one to have any ness his adherence to tin* Whigs, his knowkslge ,. ( |cHnite idi*a of hat ivally wanted or the ratio omithokigy. ami his enormous e.\|»eiHlitmv; hut his j the ...

... dfronting the river )R~DtRAD, IV BIIOON-To be Let, a Semi- G euotachb ed -COTTGE ISEIDUNOE, containing dinlaig room, eli-whig roi, four bedrooms, and servant's room, kitcehns 01n ground floor, and the usual convenlezuces, There is a good kltelbe, nod ...

... insisted that not perry of m : f the State granted without the concession religion quality as condition that grant. Tory and Whig statesmen B that there are Church claims extravagant in their as to be equally inconsistent with an honest public and true ...

... *as time when such a proceeding would have been Scarcely possible. Tbe Duke is pre-eminently a Whig. As Lord Harry Vane, indeed, he was the very beau-ideal Whig, and ten years ago would have held scarcely two opinions on political subjects in common with ...

... coustrke have an ' re-election ` ' 0 wit*. la crew ta i l i ng ar th e i r oar . w re . g„, , Temple Bart. Lloyd awl his ma were Whigs; or in concert they ; published nouribmetions several hour., and literally whenever the SWS launch was seal For Vete& win r ...

... by the arbitrary and illegal opposition of Bishop to the re-election of Sir John Pakington. Lloyd and his son were furious Whigs ; John, denouncing him as a vicious fellow o singly or in concert they published manifestoes against Sir directing the clergy ...

... primed Testimony egoism she sad Ors. I apostate Railway Compaoy, - sal tress--arid oat Then May aMUat a many a mile:. cries Whigs wish him load ohms, maim wed this ~mark. Tha mom with plasm* mossishig Wass mat Mend an spinet she webs: ad the smug, by way ...

... what Karl Russell and that alone she was not able to face Austria, Cavour had long been in this country, the leader of the Whigs,=■ turned his eye to France, always the broken reed of the party of progress without revolution. In Italian hopes. The brat ...

... allowed to withdrew is ecammtlimththeliving. The ef bee royal which she names tamidir edam, statembleit pined by, awl the of and Whig ea esmelem at the represeatative is be. people, which armwet be speaking. Does It reyreetat the peat mid? net is a question ...

... month of digs edbd bon that toot r openhara, irmayikka WU to Vatted wee* new comma tr.: - ant under tbe Act (lore were WM est • Whig Kan In Captain Anderune, .4th. raise he sey tint he be tows elbeed .1 01. gnat Irte the MORO wine! Ms Se hawks Salk, yam. ...

... south mails were stopped. The mail for the 6onth did not reach Lancaster until tbe following day. March 14. We find that the Whig member, Mr. Stewart, bad excited the ire of some of his constituents by presuming to vote in favor of the address, and a re- ...