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... ”—School Beard Chronicle. “We can 'conceive of no more desirable present to a “ Full of quaint drollery.—Belfast Northern Whig. literary aspirant.”—A4 cademy. ...

... Landon, 8.E.. The math a much better fee all baps sad a decided bass steaks winces: 4 milk wry fi rm. Tbe imports ober a wry Whig off. being on y 466 base as against 4,838 bales for the corresponding week of last year. Km, arrant, and January 3.— Business ...

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... „,/ Ttircl Edition reeinei MAL. prie- ed. •by poet. 75. 100. SKATIM; Whig Theory and ITArtier of the Art az thweel in Engletol. %ill& O 1•1010 at its lirigin nod Eli+tory. It , 11. VA x DEUS lO.t. and T. 11 v V t.i. Wi alto. Menters of the London Skating ...

... to Examination Questions. “ Excruciatingly funny.”~—School Beard Chronicle. *“ Full of quaint drollery.—Belfast Northern Whig. Sixth and Revis paper STOPS: or, How ALLARDYCE. “We can conceive 0 literary aspirant.” —Ac: N ...

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... himself, with Sir Charles Dilke, the leader of a growing movement in politics, unfriendly tc Whig traditions, and destined in the long run to absorb the Whig wing of the party. The Radicals made all the running, both the Irish Question and in general ...

... telling us where to follow and where to avoid, pointing out sin and evil, and telling us to climb above, beyond: to shun that whi:g is evil, to learn to do that which is good. Many people assert that Dickens exaggerates, and yet in the same breath will refer ...

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... MR. THEOBALD AND BROOKS. TO rag nue& Sta.—Mr. Breots wham Hr. Whig el 001.130 k mat. asthma more he had laid. But what that le• tbs. • Ors, greet that Mr. statemeate and mimeo. I am to lad—raferriag Mr. men worsts Ins latter silk. leek thedng bee ...

... Owen Rees ) —Ung Roy. 07. The Acts of the Apostles.-- Ung Roy. 68. The Hares Preservation would be a great blow to the wigs (Whigs).—Ung Roy. 69. His like, equal, or counterpart: Ood is alone, matchless, without equal !—J. blcOrlgor Allan. 70. One braves ...