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... the Whig elub had fearlessly done its duty through evil report and good report ; that in spite of intimidation, promises, and all the interests that could be be brought to play, to eajole, to flatter, und threaten, the humble members of the Whig club ...
... battle may be fonght without personal animosity. I read history truly, Whig principles have made renowued wherever liberty is prized or freedom is valued. Blots have marred some Whig meahures, but 1 challenge our foes deny that they have ever been right ...
... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. Under which King are our foreign affairs to be conducted for the future ? Are we to obey the authority of Forcible Feeble the First or Forcible Feeble the Second ? Is our Minister to be Russell or Clarendon ? This may be an interesting ...
... THE WHIG BENEFIT CLUB. Oa Whit Monday, tbe day of social hope the industrious working claasss, the old Benctlt Club, supported the Whigs of Bedford, assembled according to aouoal enstom the Cnstlo Kuoms, where a bountiful spread was mads the substantiate ...
... WHIG OPPOSITION TO THE DERBY ADMINISTRATION. A. meeting of Lord John Ruseell's political supporter* was held on Wednesday afternoon, the Noble Lord’s residence, in Chesham-place, for tho purpose of taking into consideration the course which it would be ...
... Whig*Ll cotton*. 4 AP? Use et pommel. II Cm C ObiOW*. amt..from ID' • ga:to Ned alit Owl DIOPI7IIX POSTCARDS. 11,-ososs, Yount ; bolatra ti rrailing Goputmuno.saior SLUG tit ci r&s. pot. ; quantities sena norm pumas Wirt aftitkr r i g: stela tor N. RABBITS ...
... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. Under which King are our foreign affairs to be eonducted for the future ? Are we to obey the authority of Forcible Feeble the First or Forcible Feeble the Second ? Is our Minister to be Russell or Clarendon ? This may be an interesting ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. Referring to what would; follow should the Liberal' have a majority at the General Election, the Referee says:— Mr. Gladstone would not beprepared to abandon all his ancient love , and his equally ancient prejudices. ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. Referring to what would] follow should the Liberals have majority at the General Election, the “Referee” says:— “Mr. Gladstone wouldnot be prepared to abandon all his ancient loves and his equally ancient prejudices. He would ...
... ia ika MaakaT Wt ki* ward wra kiakowd awd kraad akaald k* Whig UU ika draaf kwdaalk, «. Wkbkrwd. laa, rara ta thaak Mr Narawa fat ki* dlllwaliia la rota kia bralkw, Lik* Wnwaa it wt* Ik* iral Whig waariagi ka had anawdad ia Badfard. U* kad kraa attrakad ...
... WHIG BENEFIT CLUB. large number of the ctember* this club met Monday evening at the great room at Cutlm’s. the Crown, for the purposa of ccusidering avvera! resolutir ns which had been ngrevd upon committee tba mid club, and which wore to be submitted ...
... interests of th.‘ Whig Benefit Club. The shareholders have given the use of this room whenever It may required by the Whig Benefit Club. One the a •vantages of the anniversary ot the Club is to promote the meeting together of the Whigs, to talk over subjects ...