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... withoUt followers and without influence, insisted with the once great Whig party the cabinet „ra ; nay, still more, they nominated a Premier—they ,i z ed for their little faction the must prominent departmeets of administration, and if they were content ...
... conflicting sets of opinions on the same subject, at the same time. Some weeks ago Mr. Dayton (a Whig) called upon the President, by a resolution, to say what additional naval or military force, if any, he required, and for what reason or purpose this ...
... fools , [longed 1. manufsegotring rom their being eyed .heir condition Mr. G. Knight's Whig friends, a withheld an emunwholesome, was too long of education and of necessary districts, the women were to ument repeated against foreigners. But what upheld ...
... we dislike to Whig—Lord 1 eTENIUM. and oTi-be (PULL. M PAEAN. OM COLTMAN. of this e Indies, the isa her higher in rerterning the liner' at least, astice in this one—why, if intiet yed--the proreers detained _ F. Judges conifestly it must should go for ...
... nniii - e - nr her I end indelicate e ha deep effect Whig in behalf 1 thronge:r given the are The 'Ol will be Ist of will ash The The t. that pew* —r ci;;;l i ders e s rparsoll 1— be brims partiesi of the ufrem the wed co9tay !seems, isto is assume ...
... THE AT GREENOCK—FOR CALCUTTA, new Greenock-built Ship CRESSIDA, - _IL A 1 for 12 years, 687 tons register, J. Whig. Armoosaodor. ~ ,, Few freight or purge, having superior Poop tradition, apply in Greenock to Messrs. Campbell. 6 to JOUR CAMPBELL, • e ...
... AT GLASGOW-10H ST. THOMAS. WHIG rerriee A 1 1. MS G. - SOOT?, ie iseeker. despeteited OS Wedessig the Ter tor te HUTTON. Seise Street. Gleesew, 3d Apr% HMS. ...
... —aullen—undergrowling—all blank; and gay or do. The latter is mysterious, but mystified, but b. ----- ---- ‘ absolutely el Whig them by Do ...
... become a friend. Now signs favour the conclusion that if he does not act in direct opposition he will not countenance the Whigs, as Whigs. On his conduct depends the term of existence to be enjoyed by the strong compact now ruling the nation. Hence the dislike ...
... _ vomiter to tit. Whig minority Hereford.hir• u I. named ' , •ed to see tatto•Aoole passenger u__ that also desired Wooldeidg• ...
... spiritless man, and unhealthily precocious . him the elements of a nothing but time to ripen him swindler, a home dealer, or &Whig 's Ma gazine for September. in him but) ...