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... county families, English and Scottish, and clergymen both of Roman and Anglican Communions. Our president was a well-known Whig nobleman. 4. Finally, Warhawk's acceunt of the mode of our o perations is, to say the least of it, inexact. He is glib ...

... has been, and' so evidently Mr. Gladstonethiaks it is in his, time; War to the death! -still mneuniag to the -life-- Cry'Whig and Tory,- War unto the-knife>! Ay, to the knife, and unto something more- The knife andforek-old John to pay the score: ...

... — Part V. ZLKY’S REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD. SPOlir GERMAN FOREST-COUNTRY. [ REMINISCENCE OP A MARCH. LADIES IN ICELAND. THE WHIGS’ LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYPT. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, EiHSotmon and London. Now i.'early, HENIIY wood's magazine ...

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... . -..11111111 MARKETS. LONDON 0011 lllewor.—Lor to the I Vole. Olosidesable io Whig with the knee, sted the t* lsi qua t or Moral are 00 lerelge Win North& gaielly, sad Med in a buyers' Omer. Ter Wheat Woo set ea Iwo meow bed I. 10 Woo. Thor 4q Most letre ...

... came when O'CONNELL held a sort of balance in Parliament between Whigs and Tories; and we may live to see the day when an Irish popular leader will repeat the experiment for us. But the Whigs were ashamed of their ally. If they had taken him into the Government ...

... CLEANINGS FROM LONDON LETTERS. TIIE QUEEN AND THE TROOPS. People are pleased to note, rays the London of the Northern Whig, the interest taken hy the Queen in the arrangements made for the comfort of her have gone out to fight under her flag. This as ...

... wkkets in 25 oven and three balls (seven 54 and two wickets, o'er. (10 The Sarrey club went In; but, Awls e I Read, batsmen made Whig Minks of the Northerners, 16011111 a n berler'styl pprobatio vegetated l ue sser et this e, slain owl&ally overlocked the law ...

... entirely due to Mr. Craig Seller's declaration in favour of Disestablishment. Had he given forth an uncertain sound like some Whig candidates, his return would have been unopposed, but as it was, the Tories felt themselves bound to dispute his election. ...

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