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... Inngkraof oddnle nt tbo Bird in Hand wortk two tha “Both.” r> modnrato Whig. Napolbok raid that moral force in phymical foro* u tint* U to one. On rae k to by wntohing oraay ...

... remember them, but he could , remember when, as Whig baby, he was taught to look on dissenter as much in the same category as murderer, and on a dissenting cha: el as a den of iniquity to be quickly passed by. The Whig babies of a later generation had not these ...

... g-al seomd^! paest-s through the posts *“•' A. Wilding. —l. Lord Beeooasfidlcontested, the first where stood an tion to the Whigs. rec«»ldls occasion, both from Tories sod seat was for Maidstone, which as a Conservative. This was Istion of Greece is about ...

... wed, | Kobt, A. ‘sug | X. ¥. Z.—We are unable to eay. ifed, W. A. Lomaz.—An Englishman, certainly. apon J. A. (Darwen).—1. Whig. 2. Lord John Russ a tho J. K.—We have no doubt the surrogate is ia th: C. P. Roberts.—It ia a question whether the pai put ...

... Genilem no other Jodgers.—51. Talbot-street. Moss ae | Tea ear Two young M . per week.— Lo: a nian 7, Preatou-street, Haln a — whi¢g no lamily ; 98, — &. vi, ay Oe, tee ibose having rooms to Let ehould call. anh A) TARTE One. a nun ...

... aft to toast of ‘Prosperity to the Prestwich Vous ignot Club,” said he was old enough to remoemt in the their y if it the Whigs, of denounced in a trom the I do traitor. By way of retaliation O'Connell of tised the ae *‘ base, bratal and bloody rown Yet ...

... finish his camp Bristol. The proposed tour is stated to be but Me a’ programme settled apon by the represer is of the leading Whig houses. In deliberatis ito conclave recently held the Dukes of Argyll, B lag ons. Devonshire, Somerset, Sutherland, and Wests ...

... interests of the community upon what should be a neutral basis, In moderation placing ail my glory, Let Tories call me Whig and Whigs a Tory. Mayors, aldermen, and councillors were not originally called into existence in order that partisan purposes might ...

... slavery, a? they have done since the first Reform Act, and to elect members Parliament but. those who will follow the lash the Whig or Tory whip. ...

... Russians the autumn of 18*°J by the weakness, vacillation, and utter lack of manship shown by Disraeli and Lord Salisbury Thus Whigs and Tories are equally conducting kingdom to destruction. Our trsde is dying, our dead, our people are starving. Coming to ...

... House of Commons. —Dr. O'Leary then reminded the meeting that was called atrait ...