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... laughter)—but Whigs had their Alicante , and they were fond of passing a good deal of time therfcperhaps they were there now . ( Laughter . ) But never mind—he had said hard things of the Whigs sometimes . But he had learnt that the Whig mindas represented ...
... to Alicante to coal—( laughter)—but Whigs had their Alicante , and they were fond of passing a good deal of time thereperhaps they were there now . ( Laughter . ) But never milld—llu had said hard things of the Whigs aometimes . But he had learnt that ...
... DISHING tlie Whigs , stealing their clothes while bathing , ...
... OSCE _more _the Whigs _havebeen batIuMg , anil the Tones _arc-trying to _steal their _clothes . Last _year _; _the Lord Advocate _introduced a _BU 1 into _' _Parliament , _dealing in a _comprehensive mamior with _jtlie _, _subject of Land _Rights ; _After ...
... TEE _GOODS _ON _WHIGS _aOS-Sl'JCayOnS . S _. _EDVGTIOKS _BAYS _BJSES' MADE ' _ARE : — SEAL SKIN JACKETS . • • WHITE AND DAKK FUII _JACKH' 1 _'B . FBESCH CLOTn JACKETS . IIEBIiIN BEAVEK _JACKETS . DANISH _PILOT _JACKETS . FBENCH VELVBr _JAOKBl-a . - ...
... rary a good deal this week , but on the whole arpplies are to a fair ertent with a stead y demand , ai 6 firm pticeK—HorHetS Whig . ^ wW 0 i ' ' ^ w ^ ' 6 RAiN ;' AEBEOATH . —A » eEa Eo « ltenaanoa , anda ( 8 » EMaiileioflcrlii B . Prices steady tor laildBda ...
... advanced Liberals aoTCed , and . the Whigs reaped . ; and , -witn a more specific and modem reference , it was below the gangway that the seed . was sown on the increase or which . In . dae -tune - { . he Whigs fattened and fiourished . Take elflier ...
... they bad done him , by throwing together a few observations on the principles of the Whig party , as ^ UuBtrated by - their : acts , • The , true principles of , the Whigs were apt ; to he lost eight , of in the-struggle of'parties ; and it . . was ^ necessary ...
... ACT 10 U AGAINST THE SOBTHEKS WHIG . The Dublin Conrt of Queen ' s Bench delivered judgment on Saturday in the case of Stannus v . ^ inlay brought by the agent of the Marquis of Hertlivi'd against the iVorf / ia'ii Whig { as alleRed ; libel . In December ...
... na that the 'Whigs were destroyed by the Reform Bill of 1832 . The late Lord Derby dished the Whigs , he said , by the Reform Bffl of 1867 and long ago Lord Be&consfield , when he was Mr DisraeK , devole& himsdi to destroying' the Whig party . Be began ...
... clergy forsook tlie Whigs and went over to the Torios . They formed a large section of the assembly that assembled in Glasgow to do honour to Sir Hobert Peel . Alexander Dnnlop , who , along with the Moncreiffa , remained true to the ' Whigs , saw how matters ...
... yesterday morning , and by his death Per'A has lost one of its worthiest citir . eus . Mr Eeid ' s politics were of the old . Whig school . He was appointed Sheriff-Clerk of Perthshire in February lo 54 , and resigned , owing to ^ tailing health , in the ...