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... victorious by a majority of a single vote. Miss Kinnaird also exerted a ceroin kindly influence over the fortunes of another great Whig Statesman. Miss Kinuaird was merriest to Thomas Drummond, from Weston House, the seat of Sir George Philips, in Warwickshire ...
... prieoner there in company with swam saner. Witness charged him an sirplebs with beim a deserter and took Into osatady. H.Mmithei Whig absent from the nth Raeder Regliasai a Dever. He (the prisoner) in pbin clothes. was ordeVad to be sent back to his In civil ...
... Caledonian engine only be successful through Mr. Parnell. AMPTON. injustice ever perpetrated. Guaranteed pRINTING The . Northern Whig, in commentiug on Sir 11. --- \toxic:to Ordinate ellt F. A. L'DWARDS, Manaß - er with missiles to day, causing tee driver ...
... Drummond took a prominent part in society and politics, says the Timm' biographer, in the days of the alliance between the Whigs and O’Connell, based on what was known as the “Lichfield House compact.” An attempt was made to govern Ireland in conciliatory ...
... district who was not thoroughly educated in the necessity of maintaining certain fundamental principles which were held alike by Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative; until five years ago, they had no difference in regard to the fundamental principles of ...
... devoted himself exclusively to the history of the United States and politics, and renouncing his previous connection with the Whigs, attached himself to the then victorious Democratic Party. In 1838 President van Buren appointed him Collector of Customs at ...
... THE WOMAN'S WORLD. Tao number of hunt and county balls now Whig given afford (a writer the Ghia says) good opportunities for observing bow extremely ratty deem molly a u present. In town, the roosts an so small and the guests so many, that • gown has ...
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... Gotland. Bong, Old Madrid. Primo Long. Comic Song. The Muritie IVrter.” Encore, Mr. Jones' Party. Primo Nye. Bong, White Whigs. Primo Smit. Comic Bong. Mother-in-Law; Bro. Bonner. Selection, Hid-hell Hinders. &Vett ion. Tin , Bawl. Comic 80ng Niggardiv ...
... to contain the Shiite merry, eo every morning, before the flemesial came *pea, a small vehicle, Like a low safe as wheels.. Whigs the funds required for the day from dee lank. and carries back the surplus at the goes of tha On the occasion referred the ...
... devoted himself exclusively to the history or the United States and politics, and, renouncing his previous connection with the Whigs, attached himself to the them victorious Democratic party. In 1838 President Van Buren appointed him Collector of Customs at ...
... deviated himself exclusively to the history of the United States and politics, and. rmenmeing his pre. vines connection with the Whigs, Mate/led himself to the then victorious Ha t oc rat e parte. In 1835 President Van Buren alepointeri him Oollector of Cuitoms ...