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... lb p a kw of the =lkea wipepuS is shoe% de ef whom were ee wok abaused the* they had IM to be Rsairee has and Maid traftesel Whig was ea sag= rwho la the =kr la On aide is ot the iot fee She lessen to the sad be= aka= to the date of tie S. were b Mak bask ...

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... dbgelebed an eosin • of moo and the Ingionsate l. bent it neether engin. greeheig had dispatched alarm ft Aark and die shorn inho Whig ewe MIS 011 spot sad Wining SIM Whim in of is since dead. in net yet extinct ha London. On tam of a hone in Iwo Owns as She ...

... POLITICAL gossip. ihe pressing inutsnoe of some the more in* flaanrisl Whigs. Mr. Brand, it is undo*stood the Manchester Guardian), has respited his withdrawal from the important post of whip,” which has hitherto occupied. It is rumoured that upon Mr ...

... prices masters could pay would soon ascertained, and strikes be mitigated, and, to a great extent, discontinued. Me. Brand, the Whig whipper-in, has made speech to his constituents, in which he assumes that there will be Reform Bill proposed Loid Derby’s Cabinet ...

... ial atelseur—sey State dodoes- to diffiorittin about Reform It they bring to too Wad a Bill they-will mid the party ; they Whig In too • sereare a 111, hostilities Will be imniedleadwdoeired by hined It they if wane* dieb awe el essliter appears to he ...

... as the of the borough franohise. This auieadment wa* carried by majority 11 in bouse member*, and it* Adoption led the the Whig*. Tub Burliugton Fine Arts Club, has been for some time in agitation, has secured » home 177, Piccadilly, and will soon open ...

... art indietinettoit of the WM is tie Oat lbe agrigationot as. bin was to be lilvisteelles sad L atos Os lifts la ibe C. boo to Whig In • to and improve libo isms of IS Ireland between landlord and WI, be relived to tenure only. and bed Midas Is Is Waste' ...

... the closet than the stage, was performed with immense success, having, is said, run of thirty-five successive nights. The Whigs, Bays Dr. Johnson, “applaudedeverylineinwh-chliberty was mentioned as satire the Tories, and ths Tories echoed every clap to ...

... Stunm•rfiell, went OS Saturday to aesi.t In remorka Ise scoff railway Wogs, Fro isham, the ti Macheflr train up. and Summnrfield. r Whig &woe of 1W proach, struck down i.y nuff w and his If frightfully mg listed—so magi so (hit the blnes wore et ))..-d and Stsh ...

... ” side. Brooke’s and White's were rival clubs, the first-mentioned being tho Whig, and th© other the Tory Club. Richard Tiokell immortalised the liberal proprietor of the Whig establishment ia the following From liberal Brooke’?, whose speculative akill ...