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... many are willing to admit. In short, Romanism is the parent, and Fenianism is the child. Mr. Roebuck, who is well known as a Whig-Radical, said most truly in his place in the House of Commons, that the Priests are really responsible for Fenianism, although ...
... upon the ground in places three feet deep. The country is said to look as desolate as in mid-winter. It is said that the old Whig Globe is about to change hands. It has been purchased by Mr. Wescomb, the proprietor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, for ...
... command, has fully entitled him to the honour. It may be supposed that he holds the hereditary politics of his family, or the Whigs would not have left it to their successors to reward such brilliant and varied service. Thursday an important deputation waited ...
... respectable tradesman the morning after the meeting the Agricultural Hall, said, The result all this will be to draw the Whigs closer to the Conservatives. I would add that the tradesman class seemed even more to detest the Reformers and their doings ...
... Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the world, at the following prices :-1410., WM, Us+ lb., and Si.. sem le a win by Whig the law 11.111.—Direetteas for the stridence of be ~ r dor ars laiet es we DM Printed and Published by William Collins, at ...
... least 50 of the houses of worship belonging to the Presbyterian church owe their existence to his persevering efforts.—Northern Whig. The Crisis in America.—A Washington correspondent of the Pall Mall Gazelle writes:— You need not be informed that the political ...
... was known as the Roses of Earlsuaill till the wadset was redeemed in 1667. The Roses of Kilravock, though on the whole loyal Whigs, had a little tenderness towards Episcopacy ; and the stout Covenanters of the North must have thought Master Hew, the conforming ...
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... Ferdinand Max, with her Iron prow, caught the Re ditelis exactly to the middle of her IneaMide, somewhat wader the water liss Whig a breach through which the water poured with violence. The shock nes fen so strongly on board the Ferdinand Max a was expected ...
... Constitution may made calmly and without passion.—The Saturday Review. Tho following- observations as the duty of Constitutional Whigs are from Blackwood's Magazine: —The representatives of our Halifaxes, Danbys, Sunderlands, Temples, the descendants of the ...
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... son of the late Colonel Hugh Baillie, senior partner in the well known Bristol banking firm of Baillie, Cave, and Co. The old Whig Globe, it is said, is about to change hands. It has been purchased by Mr. Wescomb, the proprietor of the Exeter and Plymouth ...