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... playing with weighted dice. If Government won't protect men, men have a right to protect themselves, and if the Ts, Die, Ac. Whig upon themselves injery, they will have nobody to blame but themeelvee ; no Las • right to inflict as injury upon 500 men. The ...
... merit, played in his various poetical producioar some of which were transmitted to his lordship for inopeetion.—..Vortheris Whig. To Ms accident occurred to Mr Bentley. the publisher, ou Saturday lost, at Cuepataw Station, on his return from Teuby with ...
... lokit the adventurous excursionist into his tans, and supplied him with brandy, after • he proceeded to his residence in town.— Whig. WARVAKE.lteierriar to the Indian the hams, the New Lock eorrupos%a! of the Pod says:—The fact transpired that some of the ...
... the ' is ] liapwple , except oatinsoccaaon when taey ^ ffir policy for a pir-pose . It was thar object •» ica ont-wlttt ; ths Whig 631 of the tiwrtma • 1 M ttgUStd SaaQasS , Bier W ax ' montlu ^ tocoriB dtraiarpoeiticB . ThslSltudlKea lt ^ fene to &a scrpzise ...
... to bear' the brunt of the .U.feeling moaned by such tierce attacks. Among others, Mr James Stuart of Dun- earn, m eminent Whig partisan, took offence at their hostile tone. He roiled the publisher in the I street, but met with a more formidable antegonietl ...
... appointments on the ground of politioal connection.—Now, sir, it was surely superfloin on the part of Mr Greig to tell ea that the Whig. and Conservative. of Edinburgh have been guilty of political jobbery. That is the principal reason why I and many other waking ...
... payment of my debt to Mr Dundao Grant—that is, the hem's debt — and the rest priaciprelly to my own useeesitiee , the total draft Whig at that time 1 did not enter there drafts the books of the firm, the firm had no took.. I bad no authority from Miss Alexendse ...
... Blackburn. was treated as an opponent, and compelled to midge with the rest. He ' I remained out of office as long as the Whigs were in power ; bat when Sir Robert Peel tali office for the last time, in 1842, his fret ease was to provide for Mr Blackburn ...
... uncomfortable. It is much the safer way to creep. If you want to get to the top of the pole, the rule is to crawl up to It. Tue Whig objection to the Reform Bill is, not that it is thooting Niagara, but simply that it is shooting. list the great waterfall ...
... Liberal, and by Mr Towline, a gentleman who has gone round the compass of political lift He began as a Tory, then became a Whig, warlord year an Adallantite, and this year supported the Government. The hon. members are Sir Herbert Edwards, who, with a ...
... 'Aroairk • single pehlisised in 1819, and devoted priutipally the slam of Sir Prance lionlett, John Cam Madhouse, and other Whig politeime of the day. This rimy periodical adorned with the figure of the hinder lege and tail of • eart-Inthe ; and its bonnier ...