... licenses in their district. Ho slid not see why there should be any difference of opinion in discuss sing this matter, because Whigs and Tories, Blues and Yellows—all were agreed that in this great drink question something must be done to make people sober ...

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... curtain one again they should a united oimpany of Itailicalsaiel, he was afraid, exaOticial Whigs—aye, Anil aristocratic Whigs. Ile Real no faith in aristocratic Whig lie hebeetl that they wool., rather low to that Brawl 01 thet lh • ghat. 11111141 RA ...

... Fin.t CIAM. &cowl CIA/01. Third ..la .. Fares. 1111.1. ro. lIRCULAR TO PATTERDALE AN o wINDRUNI ERE :-Bv RaR -Coach lo Pooley Whig° 14tetuu Wet the full lllluwater lake to Patten - 14e- or by Truutheelf sail Cosa to PuttenlAle - to Windermere and Keevrick ...

... received the WO pay line to him. This act of tanly justice gratified him far beyond its intrinsic value. Ile was always a rtauneli Whig, awl no &slit he hail great pleasiin• in writing to Sir Henry Fletcher next year, that he hopes' lie would be . retamed M. ...

... Waggower. SWAN HOTEL, GRASMERE. WILLIAM ASKEW, Psormeros. As bees on flowers alighting cease to hum, Ho settling in tbur plums Whigs are dumb. Laughter.) But it war unfair to assume that plat. (was the simple object of parties; and, in point oi fact. the main ...

... flame, and I eked be glad to recommend than on all EDWARD KNOCKER, J.y.„ Dover, late Mityor of Dusan sight hay Improved since Whig JOHN DEATH, Em., CamhriNe, late Mayor of Cals. 'ciii . age. writes' hale much iu bearitu; tut to the esoelkatee M ;our .pert:u•ks ...

... In these struggles the Crown won a few unimportant victories, the supremacy of the Cabinet being in the main sustained by Whig or Tory Premiers. Stockmar, who was a well-meaning German, enjoyed the full confidence of the Queen and the Prince, and earned ...

... AT BOWNESS, In premises rented from Mr. THOMAS HARBISON, Butcher, situate opposite the Deborah Ash, in the centre of the Whigs, where the paper will be on male for the future. They have also put down a PRINTING OFFICE, which has been fitted with an excellent ...

... add luland Boom* Bill. Hereupon. Mr. Newdegate will amendment declaring that this House will not recognise or accept as b 'Whig any treaty or other engagements entered into by her Maiesty's Ministers which might forestall or limit the control of this ...

... WATER AND GAS FITTINGS, By competent workmen employed on the premises at Keswick and Cockennonth. TIN WARE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. WHIG PATENT BIVAL' E Kt:6l4'oA, COALBHOIJK DALE CAKTINGS, KITCHEN RANGES., MANTEL Lc. ...

... as the manner in which be had lent his aid to the Government only a week before threatened to cause a severanee between . Whigs and Radicals, which would have greatly impaired the aggressive tome of Liberalism in the of a general eleslion. If Lord Cr ...