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... PERFECT SAFETY. BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. //WHIG. McDOUGALIS' non-poisonous SHEEP and LAMB DIPPING COMPOSITION. Sheep can be dipped or droned with safety, and without effects on the wool and animals which are by the nes of poisonous dream. IT FREES TEE ...
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... Treaday, with wail.,peaoispen, awl freight, for Now Task. Till New Capt. F. Drayer, will or. howt tow ow liatarday, 17th hug., Whig the o= Campaafe sow Una to aim Maw Capt. O. Weeks, Is Cowes as Maellay, ea rade to Bewarai. with mails from Plow of tag wk ...
... then a somewhat difficult task to determine, was it tbe formation of the Whig party that gave the first idea of a Bobbery Pack, or did the success of the Bobberies originate the Whigs r As Lord Plunkett once said on a very different occasion, I'd like ...
... at Soathatarion oh de 11 ado& at aeon co the dai of ..111kg. LA PLATA Capt. J. T. Mob., will Whig tit* West bath aid Pudic malls ea lath Capt. Y. Rosh; trUI Whig the Bea:11 sad River math dee oaths kb of July. ...
... sroczaaumi A weary reeeliri held os Mundy Ims seuirie ow appobst - ners sold to or the tor tho (the two Whig Isy the asegletreele) were upon as Milk* Wu, Mr. Mr. Lusk, Mr. WU Ned Mr. Nett& As weerwerhow, Mr. Wks eat Mr. Breedsore were prieled.—A dlocoosiee ...
... it moan on tits day of MDavao —Chet. Woolward, is dm on the WM, ho POOL). Asairalha. sad lisalaad TUE J. H. Jallicoti, will Whig the Brazil !thew malls 455 au kb of engem SHIP COMPANY. Olga. S. G. laymen. win Os Waft WW I . with Ma; WO, fir 11. awl OM ...
... the State while Mr. Gladstone had never handled the sacred rudder ; the other was that a pur sang inveterate Whig had pronounced that the Whig party was a disorganised rabble, with a leader whom nobody would follow. The fact as well as sarcasm was hard ...
... think, the Opposition followed, about eight o'clock, is • three-horse menthes, laden incite and out with—well, we w , n't Whigs, bet good staunch liberals, to &ebb Moebee our Tory friends us credit for, and we are wathis• to p.VVI our votes. In due time ...
... practice that could out eves the of be found • Toey and a Whig osakocieg agonise • era who wished to =Lathe, reederleg the = power of the caw y • were minty hear, bear). Mackinnon voted Whig Loam Tory that borough night as well be blotted out of the ...
... Conservative candidate polled 398 more than Sir Brook Bridges, whose personal popu- larity secured much snpport from the old Whigs, and 687 more than Sir N. Knatch bull, while Mi. Tufton polled 86 fewer than the Liberal candidate at the last election. As ...
... Presbyterian church. With these asso- ciations and traditions the Presbyterians might have been expected to adhere to the Whigs when tbey came to rule in Ireland. But Dr. Cooke had early given in his adhesion to the Conservative cause, and by his tact ...