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... challenging all gainsayers to come forth and maintain their counter-claim in single combat. As most of our readers are aware, the Whigs, in their zeal for retrenchment and reform, docked tha coronation of King William IV., in 1831, of tbis ancient ceremony, and ...
... one. Nevil Beuuchamp is the nephew and adopted son of the Honourable Everard Romfrey, a hot Parliamentarian, ?? himself a Whig, called by the Whiga a Radical, called by the Badi- cals a Tory, and very happy in fighting them all round. Thisgentleman ...
... into two parties—the Bates men and the Booth men. And the Bates men and the Booth men appear to me to resemble very much the Whigs and Tories of the present day. There is a great difference between them —vast, vital, and momentous—but a difference which ...
... eseassaisated ewe to the dills et Bay, sad a eliewenr. carrying Pronsit saws, the mists of whisk are oorsidsred ensphions, is Whig abetted. AN IMPUDENT ADVENTURER. Of all impudent adventurers (says the Globe) who have ever Paris the scene of their escapades ...
... their shillalegh corner the west end of the great dining-room of the Reform Club, the Devonshire crime de la ct time of the Whigs may revive the old tradition at Crockford’s ; but who ever thought that whist would be the new mot d'ordre of the great Co ...
... HEALTH. An ordinary making of this was hold oa Thursday ovenina, Demobs, 23rd, at the vestry Waltkarastow. _ _ The foll; - whig werepe.ea D. T. Esq., (chairman), Nome. Wragg, Tyler, Turner, Horner, and Caney. with Mr. Houghton (clerk.) run or riling. ...
... —uimpMim who waa Mata tha Qaaaa af ■■fa. oßtlheata, Whan tolp —»- —» ww*ll found and aanwarthTo Had enilod nan Slb tola tha lakß whig wnawßßhß- Inna Moahaaln aha waa dßaalag faat 11 lath* aft. h 2« tha whoa iaaTia«>y. to go hoaid war, aad fonad faat. Pampahad ...
... emedeing of Ti titer the Ittaierotts et breetbeadArPer aaikataity rep a( tea that bet plod rtle ll da i• be 4 fess to ~ Whig ow the* he stende super. in the aserfairetiraide ^' tights ; sod olio had deed he 'Sid Dr ' L • togroodol Ii dae Pprod4lll ...
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... Government did. the Conservatives go on in this manner, the Liberal party may wait for their return office as long as the Whigs did after 1792.” Under such depressing circumstances, what the use of preaching patience ? “Patience is stale,” cries Mr. Rogers ...
... and even if a less violent phrase is used, it would be idle to pretend that Swift was actuated solely by public motives. The Whigs had neglected him; and their ingratitude had unquestionably much to do with his readi- ness in accepting the overtures of Harley ...
... BAxzk, BUE'BuE, and Fox, MONTGOMERtY considered himself fighting on i American soil for the principles which the leaden of the Whig party upheld iu. the Parliament of Great Britain. Though individuals contemplated and desired a severanuce of the Colonies ...