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... modern creeds will be held up to view, explained, defended, and presented to the voters for their special benefit. A Tory, a Whig, and a IL:wheal bein 4 before the constituencies, a demonstration of much confidence is placed in each may he looked for. The ...

... place in the position of political parties of late. The Tories, he said, hail become Whigs, and instead of being open enemies as before were pretended friends. The Whigs bail become Tories. It heat him to kilow bow •NM could profess to he • Liberal and ...

... All.l this time Cap managed to iipen the gate before he could rise. . . . . But just as his to be almost secured Forrester Whig too sod lesildereal to rise st once tin, ground. there was a &shim; of white .liskii covero amongst the &irk foliage, and three ...

... o Radical WWI une to his sod gOrt. it, well the weakens of the OM 1.0r.1 Randolph eh sot refuse to -teal the clothed oaths Whigs. ...

... them as they on British platforms, so that people because they knew at Irishmen and Irish been cleverly put editors of the Whig newspapers. their noses by those clever feliows the or Ha Reuben Watts, in the interest of the to swell our returns of crime ...