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... The unfortunate Tories are always In the wrong. To qnot* the old linen The Whigs may have many faults: The Tories have but two, There is nothing right they ever say, There is nothing right they do. These lines supply the key to much of the criticism of ...
... • THE NORTH WILTS TTERALD, SATUIDA.Y, JULY 15, 1871. THE BALLOT, OR THE DEATH WARRANT OF THE WHIGS. The following conversation, which took pLic-e at Tetcott, in Devonshire, the seat of the late Sir William Molesworth, in 1832, may not be without interest ...
... AND SCHOOL. . . & Pupils bilis es competitive 1872. a boy from this Whig filet plops In English 000droted b, Aim College of himself in two other ination for Senior 1874, the same Pupil rewired the title of A.A. by the University. Many other pupils have ...
... - . •Li pA I-0 Aar- • LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (Ba Telegraph). LONDOM, City, ea Whig& the tM lit. tar Mr. took part in Ws proesellsgli. VANN TIN Doak as Moimaale-o•-Tyee, a 00-opersun baealeppea earnest. LATEST MARKETS. MARKETS. (.bp lieetrac LONDON GOBS ...
... STRAY/110 NUBS®. William Vineme;,Wicersd;;,Wes kommotied for all , ,whig a horse to stsay on the 14th of Sept.—Fined Is. and costa. and cautioned. Richard hew, of Ciliation, was summoned foe allowing a horse to stray on the 16th of ti,:ptember, and was ...
... was entertained by the Whigs of 1819. The sentiment was represented in the Select Committees of the House of Commons, in the committee of the General Asseir.bly of the Kirk of Scotland, and by Whhe noblem-n, Whig gentlemen, and Whig clergymen, who asserted ...
... Mold that he could remember when, as a Whig baby, he was taught to look on a Dissenter as much in the same category as a murderer, and on a Dissenting chapel as a den of iniquity to be quickly weed by. The Whig babies of a later generation had not these ...
... SWIXDON. - English and Foreign Birds, Preserved and set up in a life-like style, equal to non. Feathers and Furs of all kinds and Whig Felt Hats Cleaned. Glans Shades, Stands, ie. NOTICE. Established 20 Years, 8 in London and 12 In Swindon. SHORT, PHOTOGRAPHER ...
... PODOPHYLLIN.— A il t uid combination for llerangeinent of Um Liver, part!. cularly when arising from slight congestion. By featly Whig action of the liver and slightly moving the bowels, the heavy, drowsy sensation. of fulness, often hoad-ache pain beneath the ...
... such an opinion was entertained by the Whigs of 1819. The sentiment was represented in tie Select Committee; of the House of in the committee of the General Assembly of the Kirk of Scett.nil, and by Whig noblemen, Whig gentlemen, and clergymen, who asserted ...
... Stroud. Also James Thomas Stanton (Conservative). of Stonehonse. Gloucestershire, brewer, nominated by Mr. William Henry Hyatt, Whig member of Parliament for Stroud in 1832, and Mr. William Capel, respectively, fathers•in-law of Mr. Dickinson and Mr. Walter ...
... Flootway House, New Swindon. vl'o BAKEI:B, MEALMEN, & OTHERS.— To BE 8011), an 01,1.wratablisbed Business, ab“ve, in an extensive Whigs west of Awindon ; cooumlaut an ppacious premien, with stables, and suitable buildings.—Address, 8. J. L care of Mr. COLNMAN ...