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... Union Whig. Surgeon the Police A Stamp Distributor A Whig! High Bailiff Whig. Gaoler Whig. Chief Constable A Whir. Peat-Master A Whig. Town Crier Whig Clerk ■ the Market Whig. ...

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... would arise in the mind of an average Englishman in contemplating the person of Policeman X, would be as to whether he were a Whig or a Tory. We suppose that in private life Policeman X has bis political predilections just as ordinary human beings have, ...

... he served in several public offices, and was magistrate for the Borough well as for the county. In politics he was staunch Whig, but he took no active part in elections. ...

... . 4 :. Prepared at the Marinfortery, De ft Moodie 0.. 1 aft .. Wok:MN Midi Ilion LANOTesif. aeon% aid iIiDDILN. .. _ N has Whig too M. Lodes Sigel sill -own. mum drools( for Seed Wheat. the .. mod Smut *Mat .. awe of the Sloe Grub, sad cos Mae& at .. ...

... entirely upon an Iron Gilt Frame, combining strength and durability, and ►y a skilful arrangement of the sounding board and Whigs have a volume and richness of tone equal to a gall aized Drawing Room Grand by any other maker. T. W. Tuscaza invites special ...

... rapidly baying up e prices range from thirty no thirty-eight years’ purchase on the rental, “Ya some cases,” says the Northern Whig, “thirty-four yeare have been refused. No outsider has as yet been able to approach these prices.” ‘ALLEN IN —Dr. Fraser, Bishop ...

... proved himself a liberal of the broadest type, by birth and ancestry a whig, by feeling and education, a whig, by family ties and association, a whig—and not a whig only, but a radical whig. He is a man with something to lose, and, therefore ...

... time he served in puhlic ole.s, ant we a nuigistmte for the Borough aa well as for the county. In politics he wee a staunch Whig, hut he l took no active part in elections. ...

... leading on Blakey moor. After some negotiations, the offer of six and six was accepted, and the conclusion of this bargain the Whigs secured gain of two members In the Council who will supplant twoJConsorvatives, and thus the hig effete ana powerless in political ...

... same sentiment was expressed in other words by the great Whig historian, Macaulay, when he wrote :— Regarding all that is merely acoidental when we look at the essential characteristics of the Whig and the Tory, we may consider each of them as the repr ...