... ALL RINDS OF PRINTING Neatly and Expeditiously Executed AT LOW PIiICES, AT U. M. WHIG ALOESTER. ...

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... of the order in his mind that Pope wrote the well-known linos: In moderation placing all my glory, Let Tories call me Whig, and Whigs a Tory! Tlio excitement has not been exceptionally great in London since the contest really began. In fact it seems to ...

... ofignsal end natural colour ej pray, whit* end faded Heir,. It will strengths. and invigorate the Hair, stop its falling, and Whigs a healthy and luxuriant growth. No elks ation can produce the same beneficial old by all Chemists and Perfumers, in large bottles ...

... retired front de , sphere of active polities, in which he Was a decided 'Ahern!, tint uniformly acted With the Constitutional Whig party. lie was not an effective Parliamentary speaker, hut he dispiayed administrative abilities of a high class, and wins ...

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... turntag grey or white. or falling off. uaaTIIE MEXICAN FLAIR BINZWitt, for It Trill pnriterig restore in awry ewe Orey or Whig Arty to lie original colour, without leaving she Magnesia mall of most Restorers. It makes the hair beautiful, as weU u ...

... l'avitt, addressing a large meeting at Athy the day,compared the two English partes, and said t;,tr wliP.e he agreed that the Whigs were all that I .*(' nnell had described them, the people should not 1. 14 the crimes and infamy of the landlord arias, ...

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... bourhood, and the Liberal tendirlate,Lerd Ebriugton, is by no means a streog oprt.nent, hie polities b lag more suited to the Whig atinoaphere of EndMeigh than to the tastes of the new voters. Mr. Naish, the late Lord Chancellor of Ireland, who earned his ...

... immense. The conductors of the other papers were surprisel and vexed at being thus forestalled by the Mo ming ( Ise w tr. 'rite Whigs trere elated at the disclosures 'has made ; the Tories were mortifiel at 1-aving been thus kept in the dark by the Minister ...

... was originally inserted, a•.d that then in the course of time its injustice was recognised, and in 1832 it was removed by the Whig Government of that day. In 1853, if I remember rightly, on the night of Mr. Gladstone's great budget, the clause was reinserted ...