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... fondly hope will be kept in subjection, and w;th the Whig clique in the Criminal Courts with their wry faces, stained coats, and injured feelings, which, to be appreciated, must be seen. Your Fife Whig on feeling himself dropped from the political game ...
... affection in life, and revered Tae worst of it is, he is a -n1 Casa, with the Radicals on both would damn an archangel. THE WHIGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. There is said to be a deal of discontent of an ominous character in numerous parts of the county, resulting ...
... much of the credit for the abolition of the slave trade, which is generally esteemed one of the bright achievements of the Whigs : that he was eipU In favour of free trade, though deemed the practice at the moment inexpedient; and that he was as enlightened ...
... WORTHY NOTICE, lAMBI MVBRAT A OO.’I ANNUAL CHEAP CLEARING SALE oonuunen an Fahraaiy » , _ * Whan Seteral Lora whig are helng Mid rt ! , «H , K ,> '* Fnticnlnfß Sale wIU bo (frrn on Mtb ln«t dothtery and Wnrohonno, Low Stur, Biarr. CHARLES FORDTCE’S AtIHOAI ...
... Bengal 3d to 4 d, and Madras 4d to sh the UV. stober sales. Gd per Ib., compared will Saturday reports on the ‘The Northern Whig of state of tho Belfas t Linen Trade as follows :— —Very little change has ‘Lip: .8— Brown — Power Loom. ve take: place the ...
... Than bere, sume two Months me M | Clared that hoe Whigs would be accepted, M he aware that not a few lealing Whi sin the sh have subscribed but for this warn: ick vas AUCHTERARDER MARKETS, re Stt Tn your paper of last week a report is giv the Auchterarder ...
... Wmlnds Os ewe by Mr!War Ids sesta I Yeewurl.d to show um yobhi be las to do; Om I Eel wait to ems ilea maw What d beim Moe 'Whig brass is the as, to. a to the by lb T. IL M.P., headed Porthole. gad shish boss to be a to ..verses Ms Power bat I have Wed ...
... it is utterly gone. Lord Derby hoped by his Reform j Bill to dish the Whigs, but the fraudulent dealing has returned the heads its promoters. all great political battles the Whigs have ultimately come out victorious. It was the M higs who dethroned James ...
... eliewlag the SY WINN Spirei tt, the Robb bola Ite Ohs i forPe p essost=il lL PTV' The a UP Proper. web pers. Pot ewe big el Whig petestleg howiesPe w Is moll el • drink streilkag soslitet as of a ebsee the am mom solobt he The UPI mesd HP • 15. was ...
... between tive and out.of 1, TA it would degrade so fer cultivation in an- as to make the population on ie Belfast Northern. Whig long on the sanie Subject, | The writer avo’ is “no scholar,” but we give fn his Cs sof vila = it Has an éntrest in it which ...
... incorrect, but if it is not so there is little doubt that the Whigs must go out of the Cabinet. The policy cannot go. It is not even a mere Go- vernment policy, but a nation’s, aud if the Whigs have once more failed to see the tendency of a high public opinion ...
... of border burghs, represented by an advanced liberal, and notwithstanding the fears that were entertaieed by the moderate Whigs, that the County of Roxburgh would be given up to the Tories. limb has not been the cane, Sir W. Scott having been returned ...