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... Sari, Ara Terme, Moan* uoa naltr PONT, CAVALLO& amd I. a 111.1113. q det to ride ar &int. and flagmen ne.rly nem. Tim owes, Whig no foram um for theta. ie an opportunity rarely met with. Qidta • Bargain. Apply to Yr Hwy Barium Rutland strait. Swansea; ...
... before the question caws before the Council. Now, Sir, I do nut profess to know mach of our Municipal or Parliamentary affairs, Whigs or Tories. and I may hers state that heretofore I have been somewhat inclined to Consurvatism —that say to Mrgliffard ; but ...
... and goner, to keep political , asperities in chock. There are occasion. when the I vestiges' if old Skimmer fine song, Let Whig and Tory a' nettee, should be translated into • rule of action, and the foetal period for which we are now preparing is one ...
... was joint sem .Lary to the Tres. wry in the Tory Ministry of Lord I.i.erpool, the latter was steadfast in his adherence to Whig principles, and remised him appointment to the Admiralty Court from the Government of Lonl Melbourne. He was compelled to ...
... election, in the Drill Hall, BristoL It will be similar to the affair held In January last. We understand (says the Northern Whig) . tbat the pereon who is suspected as being the perpetrator of the outrage upon the young lady when travelling between Portadown ...
... upon the Irish Church warn nothing than a preliinimiri move against the Established Church in this country. believed that the Whig party, to which he was bound by hereditary tied, di,. claimed any ictention of disturbing the English Church, but the result ...
... of a new ihshop for Natal. The Attorney and the Solicit‘g-General it is to be hopedenot allow the &Wien. prejudice, of the Whig gir Travers override their better judgment. .11..tast extent of moorland in the neighbourhood°, ‘ gig n iirego:Yorkehlra has ...
... oceat. coSEISTENCY. , Th e Pall Gazette alludes to the changes in the political opinions of great statesmen. Ritt, who began 6 Whig, mad a zealous and daring ParL:Mcotarl rtefori mer, was for the last fifteen of his lik the &lief a nil mainstay of the Tories ...
... intimate what his polities were, but no one beyond the of his intimate frieude con;il Oars said irom that address whether be was a Whig or &Tory. Politioillyapeak.og,ttic adlrass was an ,beolute blauk, • eiieet on clean paper, as if the c II iidate wi lied to ...
... REVIEW. v„ienteers el dliunerwahslitm, Ystel , •- I This Raoul mat, Whig 1. always looked f orwar d to , h.ly c ourse , I by the and may be fairly describes a. decided success. The weather was splendid, such as to give our county citizen ar m y a very ...
... notice of the Liberal Ministry, whose politics lie strongly espoused when most of the clergz disdained all connection with Whigs or IVhiggery. Lord John Russell, it I. said, recommended him for the deanery of Jervey, where he took an active part in ...