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... Ministers, in and i out of the Cabinet-the Members of both Houses of Parliament under. their Designations of Conservative and Whig-and an alphabetical list of the Members in the order of the Places represented. It is very compact- the smallest printed-and ...
... in pos- session of James Hodgbcinson, Edward Parkes, and Mrs. Townsend. 'LOT 3. Machin CroftLadax-- 3 Ladtxredeemed. LOT 4. Whig Ley - -2 020 Well watered. LOT 3. Between the Ways - LT-6 7_ -200 HOUSE, Homestead, Blacksmith's Shop, and Croft-3 3 o LOT ...
... in pos- session of James Hoighciuson, Edward Parkes, and Mrs. Townsend. LOT 3. Macbin Croft-1 3 0 Lund-tax redeemed. LoT 4. Whig Ley-2 0 20 Well watered, LOT 5. Between the Ways - LT-2 0 0 HOUSE, Homestead, Blacksmith's Shop, and Croft-3 a 0 LOT 7. Over ...
... no doubt; but the great bulk of those who | voted for the Chartist candidates are Whigs-Wbigs, we I believe; of the first water, furious purtizans of the late is Whig Government-and great 'tiektmrs, of course, for tb that very order of things-the Monarchy ...
... of the great novellist's works of imsgina- b r This splendid pictorial edition of the works of Sir Walter tion. -Northern Whig.Y *eott becomes, if possible, richer in its attractions, in every A more delicious work never issued frem the English or e ...
... Dublin. It isI said lie meditates a crusade throngir tire provirrces, V, eschrewing tire Saxon parliament. A Castiebar paper, whig-radreal to tire core, not aleore admiits the existence P of a wide-spreadl conspiracy agrrirst tire ovor-crarges of ai tlie ...
... , between Mr. Walter Savage Landorand the Editor ?? Msgazine-X. The Burial March of Dundee-XI. Lord Ellenboro;;gh and the Whigs. Wzs.s.IAM BACewoonl) and Sox,, -15, Georgc-street, Edinburgh; ind 22, Pall-Mall, London. FINE ART DISTRI13UTION. RR. BOYS ...
... of one and the same sheet, three distinct Newspapers, with THREE ORIGINAL t LEADERS-the first advocating the principles of Whig f gism, the second High Toryism, and the third those of R Iadicalism. ai The General Editor of THE CEnEIlU5s will not range ...
... no hair for twenty years: ye- he had tried numerous preparations in vain, and ultimately at had his head shaved, and wore a whig. At my reconi- ;Ry, mendation he tried the Balm; and after using it according l0 N- to the directions for ashorttime, the young ...
... early on Monday. THE WESLEYAN, XE EW WEEKLY JOURNAL, published in London N every Thursday afternoon. Identified with neither Whig nor Tory party, but maintaining a strict imparti- ality, this Newspaper will advocate and support every measure, no matter ...
... V.-Marlborough. No. IIL. VI,-Reollections of a Lover of Society. - VIL-It's all for thle Btest. VIII.- A Peep into the Fr Whig Penny Poetlfiag. IX.-East and West. X.-An as Apology for a Review. QasN ' W XLLIAxsID1 BLACKWVOOD &, and SONS, 45, George-street ...
... by Lord John Russell, and Sir Robert Peel, and by the leading members of the late, so called, Conservative, and the present Whig-Radical Cabinet. People are too apt to talk about Popery as they talk about the particular creed of any other class of religionists ...