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... now be said that he had grown grey in their service. (Applause.) He was glad that politics had been thrown aside, and that Whig sod Tory were all agreed. He did not expect there would be • contest in the parish, hut if there should be they would stand ...

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... ever raged higher than in the days of Queen Anne, wheu ladies wore their patches according to their paity preferences. The Whig ladies patched on the right side of their faces, the Tories the left, while those who were neutral decorated both sides impartially ...

... lever whereby turn nut the Whig Ministry. may have been this wavering that induced the Whigs make overtures towards him for the purpose of securing his support; but he had no faith in Lord Johu Russell, and distrusted the Whigs with a fervency only to be ...