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... the school ? Mr. Stannus - I certainly would not ; for I consider that Mr. Clarke's letters, which appeared in the Northern Whig, have shown that he is not a proper person to be entrusted with the instruction of youth. This closed the plaintiff's case ...
... had got what they wanted, and did not need to protest. But, if these Tory meetings have been held to strengthen the Lords, Whig meetings, it seems,must be held to strengthen the Commons. Now, matters are coming to a grave crisis—the Upper House in antagonism ...
... Kingdoms. Besides, there is no reason to believe that the Queen would refuse to make sew Peers by elevating the elder Dom of Whig lords, or even by entirely new crestless. She ideatifies herself with the convictions well with the interests of the people ...
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... Puliameut, there was one specific fur the grievance. that were alleged and the daturbanoes that were felt. Statesmen and egitatore, Whig. soil Tories., all mated that the causes of those iliscontrots and disturbances were political, and therefore that the remedies ...
... brethren, the derails tram Rajah Presbyterian Synod ; that we eaposs our deep thmkfulaens for the anew of succor graM4 by the Whig and Heed of the Church to the Worm beloved brethren in England, wed that the Moderator be reqmeted to convey be the deputation ...
... °vision ; there was the cousequent groupies of similar minds together, but the Assembly free from political agitation. Neither Whig not Tory can make uipital oat of its deliberations. Armed neutrality is its panties in wham, and it is well. And, therefore ...