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... giaahbye,' offering at the lairkl time been bead. Lord Byrum pet to.. tends baited biro, retreated to the maidelpiccr, and Whig mold en the tart stood there, with sails, said, • Wks. shall we three most soda r Lady Binh rower& •Is room 1 rest' Aol trams ...

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... e Entrance and Inner Halls, capital Dining Room, Sin. x 16ft lOin. ; Breakfast Room, 13ft. Din. x 18ft. -fin. ; Library on Whig, 17ft. lOin. X 12ft *, Store Closet and Water Closet On the I?trst Floob (which approached from a Stone Staircase extending ...

... Sir Robert, highly indignant at the paltry reductions so pertinacionsly moved in official salaries, and belonging to that old Whig party whose creed was that there was a class which should never be subject to vulgar discussion and popular opinion, was very ...

... political capital is to be made out of it. Ingenious gentlemen who have amusingly demonstrated that the Tories carried and the Whigs opposed Free Trade, and that therefore it is unassailably sound, will with equal ease and nonchalance prove that it was a gigantic ...

... but that he is the truest friend of real progress ; and that there is no tyranny no great as that of the money•worehipping Whig who grinds the faces of the poor according to the strictest rules of political economy. ------- STIMULANT S. Rather an interesting ...

... all comprehend the subject believe the facts of the case to be briefly these :—As far as the government of the day concerned Whig-Radical rule had been weighed in the balance and found wanting and the late Sir Robret Peel was looked upon as the coming man ...

... point in his opponent's arguments, were set off by a choice of elegant language, a vein of satire, and a melodious voice. The Whigs made Dr. THIRLWALL Bishop of St. David's on purpose to introduce a champion who could measure strength with him upon equal ...

... in relation to the treatment 0f renal disease, and Mr. Henry Bright, who from 1820 to 1830 eat in the House Commune in the Whig interest as one of the representatives of Bristol. The deceased gentleman was long a member et the world•known mercantile firm ...

... severance of the last link which united the world with the only Premier who so successfully retained the full sympathies of both Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative. Dining° the past few days several philanthropic individuals have written to the daily papers ...

... desperate struggle to retain the splendid living of Stanhope with his see at the other end of the kingdom. Unhappily for him, the Whigs came into power before the job could be completed, and Dr. Phillpotts was obliged to content himself with holding a canonry ...