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... n has frightened and alarmed the great Whig landowners, who feel that their turn is about to come, and that, like their Irish brethren, they will be heavily mulcted in money and money's worth. Two prominent Whig Peers, Lords Grey and Zetland, have recently ...

... . He was very unamiable ri towards his vals in the Whig party, and very resentful towards who stood in the way of his ambition. He did not, by conviction, belong to the anti-slavery wing of the Whigs. Some of his earlier speeches may seem to indicate ...

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... NOTICE. . A RARE OPPORTUNITY POE PRIVATE COLLECTORS, MILK) no. Weave ALT to sail attention to Me • GALLERY OF PICTURES , Oar Whig et almalocviania. Oftwoollo. Illresolork. Tromso. illd 4 r and otbero of lie Ist soak. Dso7ma logrootolotill yowl el orfArreffellf ...

... reconstructed Cabinet the old Whig element will have the upper hand, and Mr. Gladstone is probably prepared, if the necessity should arise for doing so, to cut himself loose from his Radical supporters and govern the country with Whig materials exclusively. ...

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... said to cover the entire history of the American Republic. Before the birth of the Republican party Mr. Thurlow Weed was a Whig of the straightest type, but he afterwards transformed himself into a Republican, and a thorough-going supporter of Mr. Seward ...

... treithargement. Free he still findo me a body appereetip_probetion is as strong as with oft Me the these my be a in • anintep Whig' lOW tile el turned their ship et die nodes. It ts not to fusses that the I, in the ad. be the greet manufacturing coentry ...

... Stetson was in Mr. Webster', intinsecy at the time of the Nishimura nomination of General Scott. Prior to that nomination by the Whig party Mr. Webster bad gone as fax in defence of the rights of the South as his Northern heart could allow, ard in a note written ...