... ‘Whigs to damna@ |Piymeuth might safely leave it to the teaching his parrot to consign the on the death’ of men on board the transports whether tion. Nearly two years afterwards, they wo of Sir Paxton, a second Conservative jrather encountera gale in ...

... LEGGINGS & GAITERS ! LEGGINGS & GAITERS LEGGINGS AND GAITERS LEGGINGS AND GAITERS ALL WARRANTED LEATHER, WHIG IRE? WHY .A.T SHELLABD & Co.'s NOTED CHEAP FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, SWINDON. ...

... too, to all who are able to appreciate the blessings of civil and religious freedom. Lord Dufferin is a strong and consistent Whig, but is too honourable and independent a man not to confess that the time has arrived for a Conservative Government to intervene ...

... emits= by prejs- Weed =tames, found me guilty el. wilt do judge sad jary the 'relit of saying they be tuned me get Ity ef Whig • eiti us of the Baited limier, that I was s Mead to liberty, a hater of =Meth= enitity, arid, therakee, so head to the British ...

... Opposition. Indeed, the only Peer who came down to the House to give the moral support of his presence to the ex-Leader of the Whigs, was the Earl of Clarendon, who, possibly, fancied that having been President of the Commission on Public Schools, it would ...

... Mails?/- -Tlie Assize rt * * je Bouchea-du-lxliduh has just sente wed bard 1 Ivtur for 'if® American, named Brown, v oungman ■whig murdered a young named Vj streets Marseilles. They had fight wp.fi l e K - but the Irishmen, being much 'more frn™, W ««. worst ...

... of line-of-battle ships have sheltered. Why this beautiful harbour should ignored by all governmen sand parliaments, whether Whig or Tory, enigma the Admiralty will find great difficulty in solving to the satisfaction of the public, while elsewhere enormous ...

... lay to soil grtod-will el his s farm, awstemary ay sada .y approval of • purchase. Throe or foot alas proposed for it, two Whig Protests.% Rama Catholic, already • meant from • chart pert ay property, sad • moot warier minim tam; h. lied ss deeded • fates ...

... fearlessly in their carriages among the people at Leicester, the enemy’s stronghold, during the ? Why aid they allow Whig peers, aye, and Whig judges, to put the screw on tneir tenants in way that if Tory had done the same indignation would have known no bounds ...

... Mhterels is mid islatthetwomid Closes, and be sad win J cow the following Lands and Premises, the shout 2r Op. The Shen of the Whig bee been sunk to the of about 100 pods, and brooches have bean driven in veins of ooal best ant, and it is believed that several ...

... tall paragon passing at the time had fallso with the bolds, and that snarly all the an had perished. Theem similar moan eased Whigs of alarm and marbly lathe naiads of those la the seighbeerbood who have birds and relatives travelling thrash that part .1 ...

... England at least must make itself felt in every nerve of English society. Let not statesmen, whether they call themselves Whigs or Conservatives, fall into the mistake of supposing that the democracy, if it succeed in die. establishing Churches, will ...