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... There eon no longer he much ilenbt that I the mast•cre of the Italian exploring party was ultimately due to some transactions Whig **stirred at the end of October. On the 27th of that month the maker Volturno was at Late, one of the little towns of Sonadir ...
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... coplicationa becomes tA hwarter of tbe diabohal sad the of Um asch-vinam's undoing. Maisano, ! the uf Mark ia ea unusua g Whigs. sad woe ably by Mr. Alm. Ferias as Ay.. the vilFain. The play is act, however, balk on star sod Nutrias a surrizig variety ...
... gavot. imniediate steps be taken to ameliorate the existing depreenoni Frank deals the 'abject in a letter to the Northern Whig. and the conclusion he arrives at is that. • remedy is to be found in a general ed eo-operatine. In the Irish fanners of today ...
... Most of her rods upon the throne besueathed to their mrocesecos notkLig but debts. which Pad ament was called upon to pay. Whig Bar Majesty For witted the natioa thus to settle the lobilities of her uncles, King George IV. and King William IV.. she made ...
... on the metre an ince'lent glossary: and • useful list of words ; lode' it it would be dittoult to imagine • more adeq•••• Whigs. ...
... Committee mionnaing MO ou certain which, for the present. aro not to be divulged. and in tba meardinio giving £lO to the fund Whig raised. A sum of orer £lOO3 Las been sent In during the last weck. Lord Beleiford. in regaidfifig his inability to be prewnt ...
... wait to &aim Siam thou lio has soma varied 'gawks in continuousat Bassos Ayres, Lisboa, Athena, Stockholm, Rio do Janeiro, Whig. It was &tag as Margo d'Affaires lut whim he succeeded Mr. Ralph as British Consul at Bode Peak. Now be , returns to Asia Re ...
... a number of Friglish and Scottish members, among them being Lord Moleeworth. an Irish peer. then noted as a rather extreme Whig politician and writer. When this nobleman was returned to the British House of Commons for St. Michaels they resolved to celebrate ...
... kite which was dragged whilst engaged in assumed an acute form. I g e r, bon. president ol the club, were re I ' Mr. L • ' ' Whig. After supper, the usual loyal and patriotic worktrianthip. and the card, turned out by • The collectors ex • mention. Yesterday ...