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... the tsetse-fly, which attacks the cattle of the explbrers, initially causing their death. It dues not, however, attack human Whigs nor wild animals, and its ravages are confined within certain bouriduriee, A suggestion has been made to, and a id shortly ...
... Mr. Cutts for money fee the I never returned to the farm. I saw an advertise- in the London papers offering reward for me. Whig or dead. (lisughter.) In consequence of a letter from my father, Mrs. 'Mouton came down to Stonelow to .offset money bun my ...
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... year 1 S 34 . _the _present Lord _Ilq and the late _Sir James _Graham and one _or _two _SB _, who were then _memben of _the _'Whig _Catio _^^ covered that their _views no longer coincided _mtira of their party ; and _what _was the _course _wIndS _puifued ...
... 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 ...
... proposed by Lord Derry and Mr. Disraeli ? Are there not instances upon record, such as the Corn-laws, in which, after the Whigs had offered 10s. in the pound, the Tories outbid them, and granted 2f)s. ? And, in fact, is it not morally certain, that if ...
... middle classes, the favour was so barely requited now. It had been like an Irish reciprocity —all on one side. The aristocratic Whigs of Edinburgh who crowded reform platforms in 1832, had deserted the cause, and become practical Tories —Tories in all but this ...
... observation if it were not for the etainuation conveyed tbeiety that I originally comm.•ncot public life as • iThig, or under Whig patronage I hear, hear). Gentlemen, I never prolead other political feeltngs than these I now pante From my earliest ...
... Laced *ale of private property ad inthvidusla, and no on. and said that no declaration, were heard from the teal leaders of the Whig party. He spar of the danger to be spreherided from the Radical party, and urged upon every member of the to consider that ...
... appointed to officiate as chaplain of Abottabad. with charge of Campbelipore. lAeut W Y b Perry, of the gent list infantry. Ist whig subaltern. to tutelage ■s adjutant. during the absence on sick leave of lieut Hall or until further orders. H Wrist. of the ...
... called an Englishman ; and the other, that had been patronised by tfao Whigs His vindication of himself from being only so Englishman was effective; and, as for being patronised the Whigs, he positively denied the imputation, but implied, At the same time ...
... a ras done in that. They must assist to resist. Already housonds of our countrymen are flinging aside the worn mt names of Whig and Tory and are becoming constitution lists; they are taking up their position upon this neutra round, which you have done ...