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... mile oi Edinburgh toon, stirs Suther- land'st mind with thoughts of old days-good old 'days he fancies them no. ' Awa, Whigs, aWn, reminds him of 'college; aid tlie song-singing and squib-vwiting of the Rectorial elections. He has. an idea he can write ...
... while keeps at Owe keether than would allow prat an dipint. Brim we tempressy hiedinde.—Philaddphis The num An at manlamika an Whig told to tho et the Good flemadlsm Nom did • *Mob sma Irma Jemmies haiodebe, and fell ahem stopped. said examiner. And ...
... Colston School. Mr. Gwxwoon replied that they spout two hours a week, and hitherto they had not had a text book. all the toads*, Whig given from the black board, so that Weems his visits the boys saw nothing of it. TM Ads of the school learned, and four or ...
... for brush of promise of (1) ye sum of £lO for board and ledeng supplied by the panzer to the defender, and (8) the taro of Whig, alleged, the amount depodted by the pursuer with the defender on Dec Nth, 1871, for safe keeping; gads, la that the defence ...
... fence in the thru*to exchanged over famous Yorkshire election. Tossing and goring were to the humour of botu sides. As the Whigs had dubbed Pitt the B >y, Lord Milton was laughed the Yorkshire Tone* as Bab? Wentworth flinging back at Hare-, wood rolley ...
... AGRICULTURE, &e. time ago letter from to the nefarious scrapie is rapidly on the if we are to numerous letters which Northern Whig to the matter. system of has been Dublin and other cities and towns oot we are not ins ion to state, but it is more than case ...
... History of the Whi°, will find the_ Radical Roebuck Luke the severe of p he Welll ngton, and to the hypocrisy which led the Whigs first to oust their he election cry of Economy, and then to largely expand the Government expenditure uud treat* systematic ...
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... onthoincmn, especially in Belfast, if we are to judge by the namerous letters which have recently appeared in the Northern Whig relative to the matter. Whether this systons of swindling has been adopted in Dublin and other oities and towns throughout ...
... and more likely to go the other way. For a time after he left the Cabinet it was noted that he kept very much the company of Whigs ?? Radicals, but these things seem to be passing away. Moreover, there appears to have been much in Lord Car- narvon s Natal ...
... do not read the Euglahman, is impossible that I could put before sou in letter the numerous reasons which satisfy that the Whigs are the great enemies pjpular rights and the silent, subtle introduoers of despotism. I hare, however, roted for measure . ...