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... *nsr • •»* painful iUness, Williun Kevte. aged 6?- NIXON.—Nor. 11th, ButherUnd-terrace, Ba'i* ChrimsfcrJ. Hisabetb Nison, aged WHIG ST.—At Great Baddow, on November • short hot most palatal illness. Willis® Welter Wright, only child cf Police -ccMtsble Wright ...
... protest against good old word boiog dragged out its retirement, and joked unequally with its contradictory. To have said Jacobite-Whig would have been about as rations! 100 years ago to say a Tory-Democrat to-day. A man who assumes the name is confusedly ready ...
... 1790; and had gone France, owing to no prospects of employment at home rather than sympathy with the Revolution, for while Whig was no Jacobin. In January, 1793, made an offer the Eng- Ush Government to go over to Paris, and arrange with Dumoanez to save ...
... in 1700; and gone France, owing to no prospects em* ploywentat home rather than to sympathy with the ; Revolution, for while Whig he was January, 1793, made offer to the Mr*- bsh Government to over to aris, anti arrnr.gn with Dumonriez to save the King's ...
... ►tetcroent la e-ther trno or falao, ami I coneicler Mr. Dflri e t'er rxpreee hi* regret at haring made a reckVea I not that Whig or Tory toaaiatratea allow p litir* to infloer.ra them when on the bench, hat that they wish administer impartial jounce, whatever ...