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... the Dutch returns of the 22nd Tbie peesibly be oceountril for in of hp the soaditisa of food of the Eat. sad Dash tad% homer Whig Ws on their viols , Ira a risk sad fodder. Irbil* the latter we Ai ask ad wily digestible pastures. There Ni. Is be sawthiag ...

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... Ay! there's the rub, Fur in that Opposition sleep some dream May come, when we have tairly shuffled off This weary coil of Whigs, to give us pause ; For who would bear the scorn of lukewarm friends, The taunts of foes, the go als of Radicals, The pangs ...

... its details, was not calculated . to gain the support of the Conservative party, or even of the more moderate section of the Whigs known se the Adullarnites. The unhappy measure conceived at Birmingham, and prematurely delivered at Westminster, Lad received ...

... complains that the Government have consulted the wishes and feelings of hon. gentlemen below the gangway, rather than the great Whig party, Lord Grosvenor lays himself open to imputations which, before he delivered his speech, it seemed ungenerous to endorse ...

... Bob was at coos as deaf es • post, but it was too Isle.—Chambera's Jewrest._ i:olten observed dot Prises Wales us sure to be Whigs, sad Tidal whew ti., sweesd to the cows, sad the d Gimp IV. is shim wired s woe is paid. >atiwdap Walpole moil Pal-111m.lbeedb_WAtc ...

... Yr. samples sold at per qr. mime maw. Ot Ise lisaley rather dearer. Beim LONDON, Mad km* Mani fa higher than an Monday. All Whig was WAKEFIELD, Famar.—Wleat fa la W. Yam, 'Eh a fair arcs. Barley rally an dear. Oihre Mika WASWICK, Is. pa qr. at Wag worth ...

... declaring time the good supper she had made Was quite selliclent.—Galigeotei. A Tema Seoar.—.oo• of the family of Nei, re. Whig on Mr Cowley'e farm, near the KOOINIP. bad • fearful cendiet with • tiger on Monday morning last. Mr Nel had been annoyed for ...

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... to esti* one John Bright—just now, without doubt, the maul powerful man in England—and a surprise was that a scion of an old Whig family should that what was advanced enough for Mr should not be complete enough for him. A and one by the way more gene- Wined ...

... representation of the people. Undoubtedly such an amendment as this, moved by the representative of one of the greatest of tho Whig Houses, bodes ill to the government measure, but the spirited words of Mr Gladstone's on Friday night, when be declared that ...