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... Coronation. Yon karma hones. Al ilissgsanoli. „now the coodusion was • deskribk A Tory ** bled, sad &roily erne - houses of Whigs moped? w and some lives z /O A - Delantere end six troops bores were c ur, but their asistance was not requind to veil the ...
... But the wind Mew half a front the senth•errt, the no. folly to it. Mr. Harry's layout tent was engaged, r well as Mr. °Whigs's. Mut before the eh., really ininunenoed the canvas ern to grief. It ' wr at Ovate twelve when the born, and whilet the ...
... can strike out satisfactory at once to Mr. BmRIGT and Sir GaOaGE GRaY. Between Mr. G0ansrorsa and the old Constitutional Whigs, as Blackweood says in a capital article in the current number, the severance is begun. Even the noble house of DavoNisum ...
... vacant seat. Humours have been afloat that a brother of the deceased Admiral has been selected to be his successor. The Not them Whig wants to know which of the two brothers has been chosen—one being royal equerry, and the other youthful guardsman. Sir Shafto ...
... those days soundness in theology was held to be of less importance than orthodoxy in politics, and his devotion to Whig principles and the Whig party was sufficient to cover his heresy and obtain for him the highest church preferments. Pope speaks of him ...
... at evening.' spoke the deceased genUeman. and generosity, and said that he was respected alike ricn and poor, high and low, Whig and Tory. The Memory of Mr Robert Phippen's geod deeds was drunk by the company in solemn silence. _ „ . . The President ...
... any event that caused more sincere sorrow amongst all classes in Bristol and tbe neighbourhood—rich and poor high and low. Whig and Tory—than the death Mr! Phippen (bear, bear). He (the President) saw him only few boors before he died, and he promised ...
... it mar not; but it carries with a sort of aspoot which ought ensure to it serioos attention and reflection. Tow was the true Whig doctrine of the period. Everybody ought have his religion provided for him by law. The unpleasant consequences to the state ...
... coffins, some of which wer« shrouos quite fresh, and in others the relics huraanitj in the last stage of decay. The Northern Whig gives th« following description of the scene on Sunday evening “We counted upwards of 100 coffins thus rudely raised from the ...
... leading organ of Irish Protestant opinion proclaims that the natural alliance of the English settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs of England. So the immediate effect of the Irish Church Act has been to turn Orange Blue.—Punch. SINGULAR CALAMITY AT A bPA ...
... as deputation. In his last paperlet he broaches a scheme for selling the forfeited pledges of statesmen, remarking that the Whigs would realise largely by bringing them into the market. Hogarth is biographised in the historical sketches of George 11. reign ...
... leading organ of Irish Protestant opinion proclaims that the natural alliance of the English settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs of England.” So the immediate effect the Irish Church Act has been to turn Orange Blue.—PuncA. Singular Calamity a &pa.—A few ...