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... reeldesa gad Meiling Protestors sad A and reased to esperviaina ot the yaga rdri4 ar =ingtozathe Richer A.T.0., Madman Royal Whigs al Made, , lizmanailene to Woman. • young weilatheented lady willing to loft a Na be roseived et mimed IS. Romer -- --•cee ...

... ON TES VIOLIN.. C The grad Mekarst has been Whig I hansetf to • le the ifasiesi who. I to hygiene, • diresste amok to his tb. With sash be never minearsed kim, the reply. I drink beer like • smoke eiprettee • Opiaiard, and lad worse. I 50 years th ...

... Mei; at es NOW • PLIASANVIIMICIIII. Ceptise fes tespesesay.loitssisi peruloWilea. F. li at= ia esoassoststies et loastremb Whig. Pi a=f his s =t 11 08111W, A/ss o li, hese the soatplar Wised prim), Mr. M. OLEMENB,, of Redruth, /8. pommel to OW 2 LISBONB ...

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... them out lie told the Whig leaders, • I will not be a He balanced parties; he baffled them at the Puritans baffled them fifty year. bdore. The reign of Anne wag a struggle between the Venetian ant the English systeuis. Two great Whig nobles, Argyle an 4 ...

... seemed always anxious bring the House of Lords into conflict with the Commons, and now that the restraining influence of the Whigs had been withdrawn their being absorlied in the stagnant pool of the Tory swamp the result was likely to momentous. The time ...

... (mood le Merely yeelb) s be a ow= legible Moe, AO lau seereely ameba est vise he awe. Bo mei • Mir adoissile OW I die* Ids Whig NI Narvel. Tar oll at picture ia the elestleal beds): Oh, maw% Wdy a ...

... ation, all those die. tempered ambitions, and all those dark in. trigues, that finally broke up, not only the Whig government, but the Whig petty; demoralised their ranks, and sent them to the country, lat . ' in 1835 and l ttl7, with every illusion, ...

... third of Bradford. Her wsU known sad greatly at Lord Bradford - held semis' isistiasals) to misty, sad is the Midisids. the amt Whig air law smathe wow peat tam* in dishasties the marl sad sad shodf ;m • of the Vissona Newport, sad the of age Viewed Newport's ...

... the majority of Irish people, both in Ireland and America as terrible fire-eaters. Now, however they are known to be mere Whigs—tame common creatures in the service and pay of the Government, and who, since that fact has been discovered, are in danger ...

... Convinced that flat Whigs ws.uld . prove of busman' and hit fri•ambi aniemi: thattpa.l yrs that a T ry Govrra inane wan for the luture im i enstitite, Taper would remark, isi a that for hi s pert he believed before the year was over the Whig, would be turned ...