... h. Cind_ be dr sa moo so Ms hi* Milard, hum ak *Odd_ Esmod Nadi ludedina assed• The admium 1,111 wildirog el Order * d Si. Whigs dap ...

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... Saturday morning 'before the poll was declared , though refusing to believe that East . 'Wichlow had been won either ' by Whigs or Tones , evidently anticipated defeat , We know how to take victory , i t wrote ; ...

... pretty generally admitted , and as the turn has been so long in coming , it is all the niora likely to be lasting . —Ncrtlicn Whig , ...

... executive of the Wic ! . ;' Bcreh Iiiberal Association as a set oE cold-Kofded . s ° 3 feh , sonllys Whigs . . did make use of these words in speakins ; of Whigs in c'Tierel , bntnm not aware or havia ? doneso in a special aiaaner in connection • with that ...

... and one Hamilton, and one Gatherne-Hardy in tho lluu.se of Cou.inons. The Mow brays and Allsopps are reduced one. The great Whig names Kium'll and Wbittoead hare disappeared altogether. On the other hand, there are still two Balfour*, two Lnwthere, two ...

... promoting, by their joint endeavours, the national interest, upon some political principle in which they are all agreed; and the Whigs of queen Anne's reign, who laid the foundations of this system in our Constitution, believed that the only proper method of ...

... case with tlie States , from which market orders are coming forward in very respectable numbers and of goodly size . —Northern Whig , Starch 16 . ...

... the runner-up ; at'two previous-to ' uruan ] ents ,,-easi ) y beat her ( Jpporient , a ' Couiity Down lady ; 1 ; : Mi 83 Whig ' ham ( Prrsfc wick ) beat M , iss ; Stringer ( liittlestone ) • hy' eigh , t np ' and ^ six to play ; :. . ' . ' -. . ...

... tendency is towards further improvement , so that , tnken ali round , our market is in a good , strong position . —Kortliern Whig , December 14 . ...

... had not yet taken shape. A Tory Chancellor a Tory Secretary of State might be brought into a Cabinet otherwise composi-d of Whig*. In 1710, Queen A one, by dismissing one Minister after another, took four months to change the whole Cabinet, and a contemporary ...

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