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... the foliage in the background is very suggestive those delightiul teas in the summer-house, in the smooth, fragrant lawn. Let Whig aud ory a agree drink w ith cup o' tea. rich Bobea, or strong Assam. CATHCART STREET, CHURCH STREET, GREENOCK. POETGLASGOW ...
... teas in the sumuier-houso or on the smooth fragrant lawn which among the pleasing features of summer spent in the country Let Whig and Tory agree To drink with thee cup o' tea In rich Bohea or strong Assam SIGN R BOOT SHOE of THE & BUOY J DIC K SLIPPER ...
... of the heart, which we claim to represent. It seldom tulle's from disease. But how different the left side, fam which the Whigs have liken their colours. It circulate: the red blood, and is liable to all the diseases under the sun, particularly to pa ...
... side of the heart, which we claim fo represent. It seldom suffers from disease. But how different the left side, f which the Whigs have Own their colours. It circulates the red blood, and is liable to ad the diseases under the sun, particularly to palpitations ...
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... THB ONE MAN ONE VOTE CRT ; if the Conservatives were sinners, it waa the Whigs who began it. (Laughter.) In IHK& Mr Gladstone ptir|MMcly declined to interfere with these donble votes, for his, he said, was enfranchuitq and not disenfranchising measure ...
... has Mel at Naples from ahem on the brain. Petrick Ford, in the Dish (Fuld jestilke Arterniting, and Mr William O'Brien is Whig. that the T me saki he we• a contributor to that paper. It alleged that the U.S. Government has discovered that jai Consular ...
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... great mpporter, Lord Rosebery. It tax not necessary to discuss THE MAN ONII TOT[ CRT if the Cnnserrativea were sinner', it the Whig. whew brim it. (Laughter.) In 110,5 Mr stone poriseely declined interfere with these double cote+, fur his, he said, was an ...
... side of the heart, which we claim to represent. It seldom suffers from disease. But how different the left side, f which the Whigs have t .ken their colours. It Mr. culates the red blood. and is liable to a I the diseases under the sun, particularly to ...
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... :walwwwnuv.' Also a deseriprive J:‘un hlflmnvllhqh peculiar to the ln-cr:x, by the same Awfln.nm UE FEMALE'S FRIEND AXD ADVISFR, whig wil T be seut 1o any sddress on BECEIPT Ly 2STAMPS, poßers-—-J. A. BARNFS, M.D, AUS) lfllfl ‘ Squane, Barssaury, LONpox, N COMFORT ...