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... The Birmingham Gazette says that Mr. Rober Hanson, of Gloucester, long connected with oldest Whig journal of tbat city, which has recer>W| been converted into an organ of Advanced ism, complains in a Gloucester paper ihe policy of the new regime, and ...
... the House, and he felt that those fellows were Tories. and he wished he was a Tory too. Never in all his life did he hoar Whigs laughing in that grand style. There can be no doubt that, as regards the sadness of the modern Liberal Professor Mackie is ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... the House, and he felt that those fellows were Tories, and he wished he was a Tory too. Never in all his life did he hear Whigs laughing in that grand style. There can be no doubt that, as regards the sadness of the modern Liberal Professor Blackie is ...
... Tales of 11 yetery, ke. Quimby, by Mies Wetherell Ronsaaos of the Forest Barbara llMfford Basket of Flowers, and other Tale' Whigs of New York Cabin Bet's Nary CM'dna the Abbey Christmas Ilmaad other Talas. By the Anther Basket of Fitment Cooper*. Litias ...
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... with eyes sd with pdzlodc faith, whether it be the fig of ranee, or Thnbectee. I harshly male% -- a pembli good of eyes, to Whig ...
... like a man who counted the hours in advance, and resolved to make the most be could of the present ones. We never knew him as Whig or Tory. He wa r s the representative of the Queen, and magidgently he represented her. He had no creed, hatred, or prejudice ...
... powdble. Ptiliou, are also being taken front Louse to bou.e. INTELLIOISSCE.—At the 'Town }fall, on Friday before J. Stone Whig, a vouth. charged by P.C. with ',egging on the I , rant.rou.l ow the premsliug .lay. The priAoner was Inittea to Lewes gaol ...