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... dii* lg uenmg the voice, removing hoarse- .s irritation of the throat, and as a cou*h remedy .oe-enunentiy the best:-Troy Whig. Sold by all Chemists, ar is. l^d. per box.— Advt. 9 HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—The Liver and Kidners-Tue inju- rious effects of cold ...
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... it was only just out the day that the mail left New York, it is prohablv the first that has reached this country.—Northern Whig. THE HOME SECRETARY AND THE RAMSGATE MUR- DERS.—It may be remembered that at the time the murderer Forward, alias Soutbey, ...
... thing will cure the Premier of his old tricks of taking care of his relations, and upholding the tra- ditions of the great Whig family to which he belongs, of never losing an opportunity of feathering its nest at the expense of anything or anybody. Lord ...
... constitutes the necessity for a reform bill. Against such a course we are glad to find not only the leading journal, but thoroughly Whig papers like the Spectator, protesting. There is one single but sufficient reason why a reform bill is needed. It is that the ...
... jtnade palatable by a man who declared that the onus prebandi lay solely with the advocates of exclusion, and by a group of old Whigs who, if exclusion be not their principle, have no raison d'etre. There, too, is the Jamaica question, to be axfjued by a Minister ...
... but to take up any magazine, review, newspaper, or party organ of any kind which touches on it, to see that opinion is still Whig or Tory, Cavalier or Roundhead, Protestant or Catfcolic, as the case may be- The unfortunate person who is neither wholly one ...
... gave a political pledge, while in showering two peerages en old friends or dependants he merely relieved his feelings as a Whig. While it was not quite certain whether the Ministry would stake their existence on Reform, Mr. Bright was still in a humour ...