WHIGS MOST PLIAAR AND ASTONLSK
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... PERSONAL NOTES “Me editor of the Whig, whose deat! as for more than eenta ia Liberal and in Uflster. in Uniooiss polities life was passe! iv pelitieal amiability of character him meny friends and 90 enemies, Rather a studeat than a man of ection, his ...
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... HAVE YOU TRIED OUR OATCAKES? UT AND CU [UNS. E•TI DUNCAN Whig Moly by MN Obis. &AD in QVIUIT WT. STREIT, PRIVATE 'XMAS CARDS. quay r- ILARRL4OI INVITATIONS, &a, be. CARDS. AD art WALL CAWS NSW POLDINO ASTSMC MIAOW GAD& PEW FOS IA Oboist Naas. by Pas MOM ...
... house tops, and Whigs and Tories settied down to a steady fight with one another when- ever there was occasion. The Whigs for many day had the best of it, and they were great men to take the prey. Their lawyers grew fas, and leading Whigs got their sons ...
... ifferent mood, ma: given piece is Humours of the Glen.” Whether it ‘appeared in any newspa per of defeat of the for the ” was a or Whig as were called in his day. his opening verse to how our yore,” be sings— ‘ancestors had We're met to rejoice o'er the Tories ...
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... Clit!Ken and 6.911. —Nemec., at SOUTH sTREKT storms% at It NO.Oll and 6.90 Kveniog. ST. PAUL'S CHU..W.—Services To-morrow, Whig- N. smutty, Holy t'ommunion at S 4.74. and alwr Matins ; Matins at 11.90 A IL ; Children's honks al 5.31r.a.: Evensong at 0 ...
... spend months in jail in consequence of the teo potent manifeste- tions of their rage over the retera of the Whig candidate. Mr Kennedy, the Whig in question, was really a man of exceptional ability, and be would beyond any question have made his mark had ...
... local government scheme was guaranteed by the very considerable bribe of £70,000 per annum to Ireland. Could they conceive of a Whig or Tory administration that would last a fortnight after going to Parliament and proposing that instead of the English and ...