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... WHIGS AND RADICALS. 10 THE EDITOR. sir. If the Ile, is a Whig leakier, this must be so, as he evidently aperika an one having Authority and net es theecribea, - then d the Radicals of Peterborough ta ps = and give reaped's' AA the wade it known, e ...
... TIIE WHIGS AND RADICALS OF PIITERBOROUGIL TO TOT TDITOR. Sir e It NAM i thin who Mil rejoices ihe empiesse 4 Libersl wet bb Weals ea r Ohs Tory et the ter his splasid of as ty Ii lasi weer. Wear. it certain be Ni atkis a keys Toy WO am 111 k be namase ...
... IST 3131. THOS. WHIG/ETHAN. ...
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... extend their route. Ultimately it was decided to draw a petition to the company. The Whigs.—The c something touching in the plaintive remonstrance of theias. ol the Whigs aainst the natural result of the tactics which, permitted, if not instituted the hi»s ...
... may be replaced by the Whigs ; that the pro- hibition cf the violatiou of English homes — a piece of utter Toryism initiated by tha Whigs — may be relegated to the unknown future that the Torie3 may be driven out and the Whigs get in ; that the habitual ...
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... MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. . BILLS Po«t«rm, of erory doih* Ot6«* NottiofßM*. be exchanged (or AVANTESTr.-nj w«hi.g .□ ti.. » ...
... PICKINGS FROM FUSSY FOLKS. Natural Exclamation for Mr. Gladstone under the ircumatonees —” Dash Whigs ! Songs of Season.— Of the Haberdasher—“ My pretty Jean.” Of the Bankrupt—“ Meat me onoe a-gain.” the Baker—“ If Dough Deeds.” Of the Mock Auctioneer—“ ...
... BDtLDIBO TBADEB IH OESEBAU FOB BHOASBHBVTB TO ■ELL IE HA BEET IE EEOLAHO. Syodal Tafao oo AppUCAIM. riCKS— 15. KIOBT-BTBKT. k ARK WHIG UT-BTBBKT, HOTTIHOHIM. Wip H. Steyenbon, ACCOUNTANT, AGPITOB ESTATE AGENT, [lint AND DEBTS OOLUKTEO AND r AID OTEE A 1 ...
... sacking London in defence Protestantism, all wore blue ribbons. Blue and buff have long been recognised as pertaining the Whigs. Charles James Fox always dressed in a blue coat with gilt buttons, and a buff waistcoat—colours worn both by the men and women ...