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... | and soon lost a devoted mother. His only relation pristie, | of his two guardians, a Scotch noble, a Presbyteri: : Mae- | Whig.” This young gentleman, an Englisnman, is up in Scotland, and till hegoes to Christ Chareh har e Edi- to England ; when there ...
... important part. They had experience that in the present war. should rail upon the Government this country, whether Conservative or Whig—although trnsted the Conservatives would soon again in power—to ace that the country was supplied with an efficient artillery ...
... always been expenmve Co rat the ments and the Whig Governments chesp Governa » chain ain of | Now, ving can be further from the truth thar statement > Mr Cobden, in bie place in the Hous logical the Whig Government, as s honest man ought to de ck me, ...
... says Colonel Beresford, the Conservative o: s, and for Southwark He tells the and ee | > ‘mes the old story over again, the Whigs hoisting themse * ere © dis power on the shoulders of the working man and the him the ungracious kick as soon as he bas served ...
... unday Lessons, no doubt ao improvement on the | been prepared, and it is not at all improbable that, knowing by time-cerving Whigs, faithful to their liege lord so long selections could be made, #0 as to remove from the catalogue | the temper of the Prince ...
... said of one whom Dr. regarded as the putative father of the Whigs, ths written be was sick ‘He fain a monk would be but that) got well The —— s monk was he.” How far the AND descendants of the Whigs have inberited the w of their supposed ancestor, Mr James ...
... printers, of London, e-lebrat wayzgooee” at Brighton. d at the Old Shi ag Next Seturday, MessrafCessel! and Co.'s empleo yds Whigs to the number of about 200, Mr Mell I tent, tye Concert Hall Restaurant, West Street, being ditions .o provide for the occasion ...
... refused admission disrepatable che Doubt lean, Liberal economy must be with some of this improvement, seeing that the oper » Com- Whig coonomy has been to reduce multitudes of able men to begeary, and drive them into the army where ont of tho workhouse. They ...
... our scoount with Greece hae descen . The mere pen-and-ink battle was scarcely wanted to ...
... Brauswiek Square. at 29, Marine P: ‘arade. Mre Wateon is 1, Marine Parade ld Ship Mr and Mrs Wilson and famil y are at 8 Mr J. Whig is staying st 2, Steyne Street. Helland 7, Lower Rock Gardens. Mr and Mre Withers are ot Mre Winch bas taken 3, St. M ary's ...
... be could they could got a bearing; and driven away, by be was placed 4 reviled, persecuted, rorid would be a Liberal y the Whigs. Everywhere, sat deal bappler | ception, througboet I ancashire and Yorkebire, whe pot be much left they went, the Libera's ...
... thei! rnestly prepared o act, and the people would rise (C elf-delusion and rally round the national party. soribed Well, the Whigs, or Radicala,— for Liberals he oot in the all them—bad never been pational party whic! is time when they passed the frst Reform ...