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... co-reyresentative. This compromise was accepted in North I; Holden and Osatiliston were elected without oppositkin. But the Whigs of the Southern division would not accept It. They wanted both seats, and they put forward Mr. turd to champion their cause ...
... first hook soy hied published io U.S.A.. was Atkia's the year It was a pamphlet of twisty two copies widish are now bawls to Whig wokh more than its weight is twisty dollarsow Siam Nampa. ...
... mairitain the Prhiciples of his Father and his Uncle. 12. Dr. Fcnwick and the Whigs of Durham. 13. Sir Matthew White Ridley, and the Whigs of Newcastle. 14. Sir John Swinbuzne, and the Whigs of Northumberland. 15. The Stewards for next year—Major Cleo. Her, Mr ...
... the Whig Club. 33. The Memory of Sir George Saville. M. Mr. Whitbread, the zealous detector of abuses, and the determined defender of the oppressed. 35. Sir Samuel Bonin 36.11 r. Grattan. 37. Mr. Henry Brougham, 38. Lord Idurderrbtle and the Whigs of Sealant ...
... Is a slavery that I rejoice in, and of which I shall be proud and happy to continue to wear the chains. (Loud cheers.) The Whigs had over-rated their Arena-Vt. They put up their beat men to speak at their meetipgs-- Fife and Losh, Blgge and Brackett, Silvertop ...
... 1722, Sir Francis Blake Delays! retired from the representation of Northumberland, Sir William Middleton, who represented the Whig interest in the county, was chosen as his successor. There was some talk of opposition, but it died out. and he was returned ...
... last two Stuart monarchs. Defoe was a Dissenter, and yet his nonconformity was not altogether of a sectarian kind. He was a Whig by political conviction, and yet he served in diplomatic business under Governments of every party. He was a clever politician ...
... the Corn Exchange. at Wakefield, to Lord Morpeth, then the Whig M.P. for the whole West Riding. The Anti-Corn Law agitation had for some time then been in full swing, and Lord Morpeth, a great Whig landowner, had not then declared himself on the side art ...
... later he abandoned this occupation, and devoted himself to history and militia. Rencsinoing his previous connexion with the Whigs, he attached himself to the victorious Democratic party. In len Proddeat yea Buren appointed him Collector of Customs at Boston ...
... stipulate your jasey—bad luck to your politics—will On the number of games and conditions. Ile will, however.ll.ooo lo ' cutler It Whig (Trig) to be tiling? &c. The tragedian, anything in order to gat a match. Should the 'herd Laddle coneldering demur, Mr. J ...
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