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... The one was an inveterate Whig, determined to vote against every measure introduced be the Tories; the other was a rank Tory, equally resolved to stand ).y kis party, and oppose every measure the Whigs brought forward. The Whig candidate was Mr. Mutchkin ...
... DOWN RAM LAMBS, the property of Mr. John Gillett, of Oaklands, Charibury. Mr. Gillett's reputation as a sheep breeder, and Whig awarded First Prises at the Royal, Bath and West al England, and all the Local Shows, is considered ad& dent to command the ...
... arranged under mei titles as tbegaiseof politics,the originand character of E=Plithill. great Conservative party , and the Whig part r y i arliamen. May Glevernosent, Poemwal ride sod the dm, As Char* Ileidoin tie h the English mann a had tie agri. labourers ...
... authors of that disamter(loud cheer.). Tb Whig pwity, remember, are to, longer in the hesition they aere. Toby cannot come to the front and guide the deatli f England min the dare of Lord Palnieretou Tht. Whig p rtv haveeither merged into the great progressive ...
... country from any invader, which was all the country should fear. The people had been humbugged, bamboozled, and swindled by Whigs and Tories,for the purpose of maintaining the enormous interest pi:misused by the aristocracy in the land. He was a Liberal ...
... called upon of the Conservatives, who mltoj were whioh totogbr and Canning had ' -hfoct than what was compass no higher bet Whigs,” may not then known as the th. outrageunreasonably apprehen P transaction Of course the Government can difficulty with Mr ...
... chiefly used for lining for eivio robes, coats, &A., and for ladies' seta. WHIGS AND TORIES IN 1765.—At this period it would puzzle the reader to distinguish the difference betwixt Whigs and Tories. The Tories were no longer Jacobites, all were equally attached ...
... of which be put•lished after his return to America. In 1835 be was elected a member of Congress. being identified with the Whig party, but six veers later he went over to the Democrats. In 1843 the Senate rejected his appointment by President Tyler as ...
... boaata, to dd. per I ilb 'l'ho *hoop Ilene we,. only filled; trade ruled steady in thia department. and there wan MIN , A firmer Whig in tie. trate Vat Win t 4 per I ilb. Lire sloth are generaliy health; Out e eat Nuefulk. Prititod sad Pub Wised e%cry Friday ...
... A aeariptive *War easy be by True (wide aesast ba to Si) OWbe forwarded by post, as Is. a Is. body Was below tbe bp be die Whig • Pei On, Piccadilly, Ik. 5.., imed lid. (pelage free). lbs.ii. Spenage free). 41e. Id. Pease bed. MINS to be to John White ...
... much oblige. Auction and Estate Offices, BrackU u, and Barton's btnet, Banburn. THE HIGH COURT OF JEST] CiIANCEUV DIVISION. Whig h fon STLcKULLn, 187 G, w. 43. County ...