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... life than rmerly, and some of those he saw before him would come into that life viewing politics not from the old point of Whig or Tory, but of shewing how best they could raise the condition of the people. He sometimes feared that there would he in the ...
... Theatre. It own before their lordships by way of appeal from judgment of the Court. of Appeal diottaarging order of Mr. Justice S Whig. Dunn.; the present judicial sittings the matter was argued of cow siderable length, when judgment was rooorved. The action ...
... RAID. Lb the Guildhall Polics.cosrt , losadwa, Henry Giles, 46, bookmaker. of 8 's -b.á, was charged.. a warrant for that he Whig the mew of roc.. on the first floor of 42, Coptba/I-avenue, did keep, and nes the same for the purpose of betting on horse-racing ...
... numerous R l : t h o e cn triO aaa n t d Public generally n ill favour him with a call to see the LARGE ASSORTMENT which is now Whig Offered at the Lowest Price for Cash Only. A few of the Leading Th ugs ere menticawd:— 100 dozen WHITE TUCKED HANDKERCHIEFS ...
... after Amerioau «ac , the disastrous failure of the attempt to revive the personal rule of the King after the triumph over the Whigs in 1770; Lord North's resignation ; the brief reign of Lord Rockingham as Prime Minister, followed by Lord Shelbourne, I who ...
... every righteous cause. Though pommel el a as • pbysician and a acientid Which him a name in a period remembered by tat taw Whig, . Hawkins in his private life was modest Art uswerming to a degree, and be rarely obtruded tipi the public affairs of the ...
... by prejudice. ___ , Chalkem ,, gloomily, boring his stick into tie: I'm told he was staying for a long lime at Nether . . of Whig, don't you know, but a tenor game for lovo in aco tag', id v'; cliff this summer, and everyt'3dy understood that he was related ...