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... WHIG ORIGINAL TAX RIDING ADD DILIVENO 'WIRT PAIR WARRANTED AND STAIIPRD. Pad Tree Is. led. Ladies% with! buttons, es. ad. Peon stamps only can be received. Prow tb2 Hen. Arthur R. Harr* Ragshot HOW* Athiollllt I think they the best gloves 1 have ever ...
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... Sn — TORIES AND THE 1. 6.15, 7.10, LAWS. “THe Whigs are well enough, but ti 10.19 are the friends.” ‘Lhis applicatior words of one of tho characters of D minutes the “Old Curiosity ‘Sbop not 20. 6 represents the 8] + in whieh 1 60, 4 0° statesmen and ...
... ANCASTER-BU LL! Whig eg - on third floors, with sotten lights.—. and Wade, 5, Fenwick-street. ALE-STREET.— Offices to be and Wade, 5, Fenwick-strott. Youn om rents.—Apply to FFIOES tobe Let, in a O and Union-street; j,one minute frum Exchange. and conrenient ...
... ‘There is, in¢eed, no Liberal party at all has dissolved into its original elements. 2 —— ) THB Whig party, and there is a Radical party all Whether the two parties will ever ut depends very much upon the person who selected to succeed Mr. Gladstone. ...
... THE NEW TEOMSERS for the Summer. for pstvona sad textures ant to be eorpeeeed. Whig o bowers mode without, the manmade,* Warw. Pre, let. THE BADEN WAISTCOATS, Ile.; two for 21.. THE NEW SCOTCH SIIITINOS in all the Heather al the. G ZOZOS HOBSON'S CELEBRATED ...
... TRIDROAR POULTRY SHOW. 3. whim, Whig, W. A. P. Montgomery End, W. Ridley W. A. P. . Wm Ladd. HIM , N. I. OWL Wm CA J. god. IL Felton. lot ii e . Se l .r4: 11111111.. . nt- ;en.. . ' t a to . ; Oem. .PACMD let I. Yardley; SM. P e II n. E. Trit: I 30, 3 ...
... WE BRAHMAS.—PHILIP HAINES, The Cottage. Pahrme. Disk baring two two t our gm, sod s e cond prise% four Whig commended& at ers.tsi Priam the bet two rears, cup at Oxford and Harbin. two pup» t Lowestoft. Woo prima at Bristol. Migichester. and man/ other ...
... rubbed the Whig leaders with the oil of praise until they shone again, only to drench them with the vinegar of theirdiacontent, now that they have discovered what they ought to have known from the beginning, that they were only oiled Whigs after all. ...
... adopted. Mr. ODGER, in the course of his remarks on the present system of government in England, said that he looked upon Whigs as prigs and Tories as fogies, and if the two parties would pair off, and leave the political arena to others, they (the R ...
... of ) eon, It would how ( Decame Tories, They take thelr name stir out of her who was 0 decided Whig, and they certainly ope fae- have been very eager Whigs indeed a century the toasts druuk ty Dublia, at dinner a century ago =e preserving the cour 1 mesary ...