... the K.C.U. deny the authority of Perliaraent and the civil courts to decide the point, and at the time they will not any the Whigs LI these kW/ awes Aura 6,0:01:4* (Nearly this leaves the Church without , any authority at al and rednoes everylilting to the ...

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... DELICIOUS I WHOLESOME I REFRESHING I Is • Whig of nine h sniped Mamma we eonothleg end ereolhers. se eaten to like those w hi, It Sr. de' mi.., us to &sale all we want Chlvers' Turned oat the Led It is lair an/unbent to that, of • mould tire jelly Is ...

... under the consulship of Palmerston. The Whigs wanted to put an end to Church rates, and this was worked for all that it was worth. But outside this special issue, there was very little difference between Whigs and Tories. Lord Palmerston, in all else ...

... . l olm Bull, brave, just, but mercenary, abjures • mere rumour of peace, crying, empty, maybe, dear.'—Whig. Year just begun, Thy Peace can a record be. Abjure Rome's mumm'ry—impure fun; Avert all jobbery. Vox. My plug Cuba? Rare joy your murmur ever ...

... IS being rammahismm. ME Bitty WM sememinnmen mgsay, front Mr. and Am Ismemlnamso, Mr Mimes B. 9. sr wake. Mr. mai Omit mut Whig Mem Mr. Mr.. R. P. I=kery. mai gyaralig. Mem Illeallosi lIMIt mmandes Ng apathy, Mtn Mr. Moe A. 111.4 Manse sgmpi.hy, Mr. ...

... ot-nottan nipper, serred la right etyie by Mr. aad Mtn Aneenet were: W. Arson, T. Dawns. Savage. iterwri. and H. S. juotitio Whig done be the goad bite Cbeirina (Mr. Theses T. see.l i peemd lie el ibe Qesee angel . whisk we. responded to by the el a the ...

... tho in out-door relief is that Union. is the used wee wee so doebt they eon opened less hong givers, no 'Mid out ol tho Wes Whig wasted . Is wee glod Ste bad gees donteghly the and be hoged every member of lbs would do whets hr they to horn the ont..door ...

... , picture to the ezhlbition s o cunning ; he indidgei too mull. floPq - Ct lie !•• 'i hey executed to occasion some d oubt whig • no Pplcik to iithi r id should be bung uppermost. Thu t -- -- man ager hung the pAinting upsided - own, but ; Hour, the author ...

... was formerly as 'Weser aboard ship. I have not anything of lor • year until a few Saturdays when be round for her, sod was Whig • team—Witmer added that the beard the yowl( woman say that she had walked On* to keep prisoner. This, IPSO 15 months ago—Alfred ...

... annexed to the Deanery. He had also destroyed his predecessor’s cat, ““ who by her perpetual noise and stink must certainly be a Whig.” In 1724 the ¢“ Draper Letters” appeared, Government offering a reward of £3OO for the discovery of the author. The year following ...

... Richard St.le. 1713. Miscellaneous Works of Wi'liam Wagstaffe. 1726. A Letter from Dr. Andrew Tripe, 1714. Publick Spirit of the Whigs. 1714. A Proposal for the Universal Use of Irish Manufac:ures. Dublin, 1720, Miscellaneous Works, Comical and Diverting. By ...