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... is now rezelyeam streets Is the et; nowt% It wan ass inertly ia am of his plates et the Madera labia.Prepossi his man ot Whigs using *Mae* ileasars. It continued to he eued at a awl pletil, and does not sprier S. he'. beeisamemity4dilleable until die ...
... then prevalent, and whi fortunately is at thistime more prevalent tha The Whigs, too, have of late years found Ire difficulty. For a short period, from about 1 1837, the narrow Whig majority in the Commons was dependent on the votes of O' and his followers ...
... Scotland is not yet ripe for a revolt ; the clans in the north an not to be trusted, and the south is over-run with _ cursed whigs. Anti who are you that take it upon you to say so r' cried Allan, turning with a contemptuous glance to the speaker. I am ...
... too iamb as aiming at • Me media. He Is ' peat man—not • of any strength or . tither or intellectually. Re is ; alholio in Whig, crake, maned, mesas& 111111tharee with the bee lad West, kr withal, Greek Charte If the dik OM& lill ireful to ocessifiltelhe ...
... ',demi% sad 111 reedi and 7th'i Co., Lientsamt Forsythe, 1 bugler, 6 sergeants, 07 die—the total number ell rashe'prelset Whig 170. The battalion marebiel'peilveltonsiltably, And performed the evolutions on midi onessioss; ths command of Lieut.-Cold ...
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... Tw-Ave hundred men when I left, but more were pouring in; and in a few days they will be by thousands; then woe to the Whigs. 1 !ear Charles recokons on too much, said Haig, shaking his head. What, croaking again t cried Hamilton; thou art a ...
... d when it became known that be bad been promoted, not it was first reported, by the present Board of Admiralty, but by tbe Whig Duke of Somerset It is probable tbe Duke held that whatever might be thought of the ceurts-martial and tbe bangings, tbe lieutenant ...
... the Last. 114 I think, we have a right to upon, that the bill which is intredoced by a Reform should be —in regard to its Whigs on the ancient franchise of the country. (Cheat) or rating franchise has for centuries in our periAns • it existed for many ...
... et » place to make.” The Professor strongly urged self-refor ** A man’s ba; iness does not at all depend on ¢ sakers, ments, Whig or 40 ‘ory. Trust not in princes ; trus! » 270; politicians ; trust not in monster demonstrations—t » work- at all but in ...
... one or both of 0 each ladies, and be requested them to come down, bu rd last answer was given, and he was obliged to return Whig account of the smoke which almost suffocated him. and an that time he observed no fire or flames proceeding | ectable Miss ...