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... so old, has still a strong intellect, and belongs to the Vigh (Whig) party. For the enlightenment of his Persian readers he goes on : It necessary that it should be explained what Whig is. All the Ministers of the English Go- vernment are divided into ...

... Pert the /lathes all tet P.rftellu • hewed by Haan C. Gump. ON. Oar/ Leers. VALCABLI DISCOVZIIT a Tits yoar halo a Pr or or Whig OR re The Vat, Peeereo, M N Mil fie. mare err 00 .7 or Mae herr wltheet the it maim Orbs, Matiltd. as MI ow growth Ow Ma M ...

... priests to whom I applied, emotional,— say, even aolloaely—requested me to come, set afforded every facility for swiss without Whig sees. The West-sod women, even mare that their East-end naturally *Beattie° as tx beta; repotted ; and en all heads this ...

... suoosssfully. In addition to some of the lighter qualities of his countrymen, he had strong nerve and ndomitable will. And be Whig so intensely in earnest for the animals that all his faculties were enlisted on their behoof. His wit and his ready retorts ...

... baggy it the bewhesper whit his boded hie Pus paorlly ewes whiNe., and aroused Psi • of Wee bee takes its Pole Pe sss bi i Whig POD the we, sod the bossy ; ▪ b 8.5 • sash cold slimy egestwes, they are allowed le ape sled at will. Th. death's heed moth ...

... A DUEL ABOUT A SUIT OF CLOTHES. One the most desperate duels on record was, according to the Jarkeon Whig sad Tnbaae , fought the other evening in Tennessee, in the Areas of Cotton Grove, a tillage eight miles east of Jackson, between two men named ...

... extent. In the cam of the Bssßl It was maculated that, on the 'risen. the number of rigasthes wig from 500 to 2.000. abasing's. Whig demonstrated that the tabards de and of additional shpialn arid other railway servants ad lebop b ar to an the came oars, es ...

... e l fir Er hessed some the el Ilea. It may be they, fve tbs Q 0., after es the gibbet re Irak+ he swam Ams & to spook, saw Whig ail in details. sad The le the a wile wee C h et a brief •d•lns. tbesesibly orient test WWI* Botha**, and that thet to me ...

... spiv - hod mind .an &clear ukase 11.• at the Men of She adsorbed Leger Tabora without eo to mutt aria that were W by you, Whig between the Undoubted loelors of Arta& IMMO Sad your own {bare la sold no. of moat complete mad &cofactor. 111 what &vett ...

... don't believe they world. (Cheers.) Now, here I bring the two parties loather- the old Tory in his way and the Radical and Whig in his way. They bay. both come to believe that this old country of ours is • glorious old land, and that we ought to do our ...

... promote the cause of education, to repress Mime and promote amendment of the law. They were all interested in the subject; Whig and Tory might all agree upon this. It was, there. fore, their first duty to give them a most cordial wed. coma (Cheers.) He ...