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... Hurrah for the Tap, and hurrah for the Bay, The Tag-rag Administration So worthy a flag as theirs never was seen, With a tag of Whig yellow-and-blue, Piec'd out with a rag of Hibernian green, And with patches Communist hue. Then hurrah for the Tag. and hurrah ...
... PAM. Ist den Sod art From au) , Stead 41 11etL . I. a. I. aI. back, the hirer I 4 • Mato to body Wad BATIK BATHING, AND MOAT& Whig Mail.. es 2= Use Bar hetown Hs& sa kr mak DINT ter wales beds. 16• Has INK oak Hit Hid ••••••• a ' r pis. iris eon .ri am ...
... been Whigs . and whoever may be interested in ascertaining whether this fidelity of family to their priuciples has not earned its reward, may easily fihd that all the advan- Ugcsot position to which the family attained, has been derived from Whig admi ...
... expected to descend on the intriguers in showers. Your Whig contemporary, it is understood, n» willing to swallow his antipathy to the “Senior Member, in order to serve the interest or necessities of the Whig leader. In a word, there appears be a wonderful unanimity ...
... should Ik* taken hy the town pub highways, in the usual way, and reconnncn I that course to the Hoard for their adoption. Mr. Whig proposed tho adoption of the report, Mr. Smith seconded, and was earned without com ment. RATING AND The following report was ...
... Stage for the Steamer on the morning of sailing.— The average Peonage of thera Steamers is eleieu to thirteen days.—The Cargo Whig lev Liverpool at the Eaat tide of the Buskisson Dock. Apply information to F. J. J. BBOWNE. STAMP OFFICE, ANDOVF.II, who has ...
... wore Lathed to Whig principles whys aaellard wore. itvethres to ample that their dee• is set kgpstled of these traditions. Daddies is ask for a Cavendish to be anything hat a Witi aim contrary to the tonne het Led knot the only Whig whe it.Bmewhet ...
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... Mein mg Si odium -di 'wok Wile anonymous I haw ises • erithisio im p l u t ew l st smy bs Yes iill6 does sok prgweal use Whig= tisk ftwaslil have buss per ntral lue. had best at a snots I hat Ahoy the year after my first mad had al demi the manuscript ...
... to the extent of ten seats, or twenty votes. The Opposition now numbers about 290, while in the Ministerialists, including Whigs, Radicals, Roman Catholics, Dissenters, and Presbyterians are 360, a nominal majority of 70. The seat at Wexford is the only ...
... a,e cheapness and , I and formaluV maybe v - Ceduro 58 « I,* I ,mm ° room «»nd nar Pflpl wou good cry for any party, Whig or Tory.— Examiner. The Builders Strike.-—A of rattening, ar,a,„ out of builders' strike, was heard before the 1 ortsrnouth ...
... mil left COOKERY BOOKS At from ONE PUNT, fee the Cottage, To BURN AND EXPRNCJI, for the Maw, At HEWIETT'S. Seely TIM VALUABLE Whig Ma Oise One4Y called 2HE BICESTER HERALD OFFICE, OP is illustraiod with and not Market Placa Bieester. only Wes the cow ...