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... they were he believed their numbers would soon be increased to a million. All pohtical parties could drink this toast, be they Whig or Tories, for at the sound of danger they would lay aside politics and unite to defend their hearths and homes. (Cheers.) ...
... Cornelius O'Dowd. Forfeiting Paradise.—Persano.—A Light Business requiring no Capital.—Studying the Land Question. Great Whig Journalist. Charles Reade's Novels. W. Blacktwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London. SALES BY AUCTION. Advertised to take place ...
... CORNELIUS O'DOWD. Forfeiting Paradise.—Persano.—A Light Business requiring no Capital.—Studying the Land Question. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST. CHARLES READE'S NOVELS. W. BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. ...
... triumph of political in de- , pendence in Nottingham. (Cheers.) When I use the name political independence, Ido not mean Tory, Whig, ] or Liberal. But Ido not call that indepen- ' dence which, when tens of thousands of the j people are in my favour supports ...
... PARAGUAY. CORNELIUS O'DOWD. FOREEITING PARADISE PERSANO A LIGHT REQUIRING NO CAPITAL—STUDYING THE LAND QUESTION. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST. CHARLES READE'r , NOVELS, W. BLACKWOOD &SONS, Edinburgh and London. ...
... Cornelius O'Dowd. Forfeiting Paradise.— Persano.— A Light Business requiring no Capital. — Studying the Land Question. A Great Whig Journalist. Charles Read's Novels. W. Blackwood A Sons, Edinburgh and London. PATENTS.— A GUIDE, affording Practical' In- ...
... to apply the to Ireland, because in Ireland you would be recurring to that which was avowed on all at the time—by Tory and Whig, by Coomeirative and Radical, by Reformer and non-Reformer—to be one of the great evils of Ireland—namely, We sub-division ...
... that sketch had fallen that chance, the throne. She drank. Her husband was a Dane, thorough-brod. A Tory, ■he governed the Whigs; like woman, like ■ad woman. She had fits of rage. She was stetent, a brawler. Nobody more awkward than Abm in directing affairs ...
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... tL-'t substance for tbs habitual pauper, whrn the union will Ie». Oft,a be the rofogeof the worn-cut agrlculißral labourer,and whig England will tbe centre network of natione •prang from her soi), end speaking her language, united with her In uieiutaSclng ...
... air except at OS three boards ',WO about an inch end hell egad. When they woo Int bered 1w at wore sixty-one dodo %the bet on Whig esested oat at Md. each were found to be deed. Potter and Carr world imam box or basket, at the ducks were so but Burn said ...
... since then, until the lest election, they have been split up. The malcontents who did not like the highhanded lead of the old Whigs, but who were ■shamed to betray their principles by becoming out-and-out Tory, were glad to hide their defection under the ...