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... moat persistent backer, and inveterate enemy of the good priest and patriot, Father Anderson. In politics was unadulterated Whig and West-Briton. It is, doubt, charitable and commendable exhortation speak of the dead nothing but good : regret that say ...

... Baron's stagbunting here has been again fully followed. On Monday, the meet was at Ascot, and the stag was uncarted the adjoining Whig Park. There was great muster hunters, and perfect throng of spectators on foot, in carriages, and on That was truly most beautiful ...

... of tre Hood, and tte cther offtcer anid, in reply to Thev uw pend, if they liked Oo” + Bench, that they bad end then ia y, Whig. or Ka ical: . they we in the main be rely gE 0 6 +e b stated thet k ow whether but if y trusted to ation they had b « in or ...

... may be, Swift's most influential introduction to the Whig circle at least was a political pamphlet entitled Dissensions between the Nobles and Commons in Athens and Rome,?' in which he warned the Whigs and the Tories, by the example of the ancient states ...

... time, and found that among the guests were Lord and Lady John Ruseell, with their daughters, and Lord Carlisle, both of them Whig statesmen, who have been spouting the whole week on social science with Brougham, and his allies at Liverpool, forming now ...

... bnllnucy in f, Whig measures, and internal rottenness. They have nd ua t\T>ig moamam. Mr. DiaradiW* of the despotic Governments which tyrannised over ~’, ~ tbidlam ondesoed raach—»SA J Italy, mad made the fairest mad most aomatrJ baato eke Whig memurss. country ...

... The teeth the rye in this case is no more grain Beach is, it being the name of a mei stream near Ayr, in Scotland. wldth, Whig neither bridge nor ferry, was faded by the people going to and from the marts& 'allowed a lad to steal a kiss ef his actiusintanee ...

... about ti m o, found that .g he guests were Lord and Lady John Rummell, with their daughters, and Lord Carliale, both of them Whig atate-men, who have heen swab, g the week on social science with Brougham, and his a:lies at Liverpool, foriii,n; now part ...

... debate, and established his character for caustic criticism and a hard hitting style, but he gave no symptoms of recreancy to Whig principles. The encounters between the rival leaders bore more resemblance to a boxing display than to Parliamentary pugilism ...

... their shillalegh corner at the west end of the great dining-room of the Reform Club, the Devonshire crane de la acme of the Whigs may revive the old tradition at Crockford's ; . but who ever thought that artistwh would be the new mot d'ordt'e of the great ...