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... LIBEL ACTION AGAINST NORTHERN WHIG.” QUESTION OF INTERROGATORIES. yesterday, before LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET—Tuesday. ior, (sPECIAL REPORT.) | and Lord Ji Wheat—Speculati dearer, and Murra: the Nertherm ford Wap (Limited), the fluctuated moderately, showing ...
... WHIG? ADVERB? The game of adverbs is one for sharpening both wits and speech. One player goes out of the room, and the rest decade upon a• adverb. When the player returns, Ow :mike th. rest each a question, and itawt guese from the manner and phrasing ...
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... THE WHiG EAGU. The following is the report of last Sanday's meeting of this League ae supplied by its secretary to the ‘Irish People’ of this week— Mr M Cassidy, J P, occapied the chair. The Chairman comp!inented the members of the their fine turn out ...
... Tories by the opposite party. The latter, wha supported the Bill, were designated Whigs. as a shorter and more convenient form for Whigamore. As political party names, Whig and Tory are now almost totally superseded by Liberal and Conservative. ...
... WHIGS OR LIBERALS? Early in the 19th century the advanced I Whiga began to be called Liberals. The word liberal being already favourably known in English in the sense of ' ...
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... Edingurgh in 1645. They consisted largely of carters and farmers, and it is supposed that their nickname was originally whig mare! from whig en old Scottish vtrb meaning to gee up, jeg along. The name was given to the Exelusionists as Tory was to the ...
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... •'THE NORTHERN WHIG. The meeting which sae held at the litanil Mon noose, London, yesterday, in support of the Irish .International Exhibition nos entirely encoesefol in its object, of enlisting the interest of the Cray of lon in the scheme. A fan o= ...