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... WEE MAJESTY THE QUEEN. R.H.11 THE PRINCE OF WAL THE EMPEROR OF AMNIA; THE WHIG OF SPAIN, ie. HAMMOND &Col BREECHES AND TROUSERS MAKERS, 465, OXFORD STREET. PARTS H. BO LEV DDR WATIRLOO. Telegraphic Addreee—BREECHES, LONDON. A LFRED WEB 9 B MIL and COMPANY ...
... STRAISHIPS FOR PARIS. ;;;;,„-,;,, LONDON, ROUEN, end PARIS Direct. REGULAR LINE of first-clams arzsmEns, Whig gaosts to all marts of iIILOCO. 8.8. MABEL 8.8. FANNY SA. ANN 8.8. EMILY Losiing at Cotton's Wharf. For freight. kc., apply to J. BURNETT and ...
... Burdett road. BILLY GOAT for Sale. Apply 12 Starry MRZEZEFtS.—American les Panic Star, Zino, and Pewter Pressers. Ts aw% B•Whig Barking road. A I ANCHEFITZR Terrier Bitch for disposal ; shoe ro;lar two One pesos. Apply Upper North street, S I Billgl es ...
... because he was “exasperated at the failure of his Whig friends to fulfil their promises of Church preferment the fact being that on most questions Swift was always a Tory, and that his rupture with the Whigs was chiefly due to their refusal to do justice ...
... may be obtained from the Hon. Sec., Mims COOPER, 10, Dingsrall.ros.l, Croydon. NORTH EARL LADUff UOLLW L Miles with the Whigs of eeeedeee. mad with the Lowden College a Mole, nmWOOD ROAD. BROAD GEW 010YDON Wee HELEN C. STURTON, K.0.P., pelmet Pyle be ...
... Old • was selected by a majimity at about Ave to ose. Oa the es' the acietaisaag the the architect wee bead to be Mt. hes D. (Whig, of 447, Chforil-etreet, to whim, se doubt, the out the deign. with a few will be We think the inhabitesis of &hag en to be ...
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... 6 - England. E. ( la in ' aad less mule& Channel) S. Scotland, w. I. England. 11.W.} lime al ole I. (and N. Walls).? S. IL Whig beeesdag sad IWO 0. Ireland. weather ; riasattled. 10. Do. Printed sad Published for the !reprinter by Jo = P. FCLLSI, SI taw ...
... saying bluntly, “Lord Hartington is a Tory ! But I now think the description inaccurate. Lord Hartington is, was, and will be—a Whig. He belongs to the great intermediate class in English politics. His family traditions lie that way, his temperamen —a trifle ...
... an attempt to unite the Tories and the people against the policy, which the Duke rightly calls the bourgeois policy, of the Whig party, and if it had been his fortune to wield real power whilst under the influence of the theories of his ripe manhood, it ...
... enough to Si. sad lie met order .1. 15 leave Si. Court: but the Maw wed mat lay hands if he ounteatbithedd is lathe. —The Court Whig hem cleared, his Is proceeded with the in MOWS. (Before Mr. bum and • Jury.) V. TRAIMATA COll. Plaintiff in the a and shuemaker ...
... mil Nov. IL ' PLWZON. Captain L. Neesed at the Illillgrall Docks (11 Wom- bat CAD& ALHER I A I OARTHA- NA. CIANTE. and VA A Whig atTARRAOONA sod soy eller rest vends whoa sat:tent eargo ...