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... arlxmr to-day, % after which ar this after- i* >ty*s Indian the morning I.mo, for West .isiliers. from vacated ! ...

... barrister, Mr. James Newton Goren, took his seat on the bench, presided, and held the scales between the iKditical rivals”-“ Whigs” and “Tories.” The circuit has been long, but not tedious: and if it had a complexion of monotony it was relieved and enlivened ...

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... liberation. False and treacherous hopes were awakened by half-made promises and inuendoes covertly and designedly made by the Whig and Tory pross. It is the moral of both sides of political parties in England.—Mayo Ezaminer. Wintam Moopy has lately pleaded ...

... Lord Derby's education, and the course of his early career at Eton and Oxford, Mr. Clarke described the forlorn state of the whig party in the House of Commons when he took his seat there as member for Stockbridge in 1821. Having lately lost Sheridan, Whitbread ...

... obtained, politically speak- ing, a mere congenial ally in Dr. Brewer. Mr. Bebow was 71 years of age. He was a Liboral of tbe old Whig type, but be had gradually won the respect of his political opfio- nents in addition to the esteem of his political frienda ...

... Totwee dater et =she of them without dee Chadestes, London Pure 2Erated Mineral Waters. scawipprs s. C. per &inn Potash, is.: Whig, Malvern , eltzer, :os.. Lrrunuadr, es. ISTBVirg Bright .0 •tltrer, Quarts, Ps. per dozen. Flovnit's Seltzer, Hall-plots, 41 ...

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... intended to adopt this measure, but dared not declare it until the moment of action arrived, lest ! they should alienate the Whig peers amongst their English supporters. These are some the grounds which hold Minister!.*] policy responsible for our present ...

... which are stated to have taken place, one at the rear and the other in front of the house, within half an hour. The Northern Whig hopes that Mr. Irvine does not allow himself to be the victim of a heated. imagination, and in the present very mysterious ...

... victory clearly before them; and must gird themselves up for the liual effort necessary to achieve it. Ancient Tories, old Whigs, and new Conservatives will all gain■ Buyers; men like Lord Claud Hamilton, Mr. Newdegate, and Mr. Beresford Hope will oppose ...