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... than one in thirteen. What political party will quarrel with such a result as this ? lu some cases it wall be the Liberal or Whig minority which will gain the advantage of returning • representative of its views; in a few perhaps a Tory ; in some • Radical ...
... children—residing in the village, were suddenly seized with the disease and ell died in the course of a few hours. The Norther,* Whig thus reports the unmistakeable appearance of cholera in the town of Carrickfergus:— We regret to have to announce that cholera ...
... resolution. Mr. Mauve inveighed against the coutionatien and soar mentation of a tax for the service of the war, which the Whig poly had held up to the detestation of the country. The Chanoelloe of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Treasury, and the ...
... Viscount Anson, by a daughter of tit° first Eirl of Leicester, so well known as Coke of Norfolk. Lord Lichfield was always strong Whig in polith's. Ile filled the ofilco of Postmaster-General from MU to 1811, during which period the important reduction in the ...
... are almost unheard of, because associated with the more conservative and therefore, in spite of wet and want of beds, the Whigs who formed part of Mr. Ceuning's Cabinet, eneenciiments are healthy. be gradually Mead to bo • strong Tory, and at PRRITON ...
... College of Physicians, Member of the Roval loille-ge of Surgeons, Licentiate of the Apothecaries Company, lee. Re. These Lozenge Whig a pleasant sweetmeat, impale a delightful (regress., to the breath. Ladies leaving evening liaise.., or otherwise exprisial ...
... Ribandmen convicted at the last Monaghan assizes of the murder of Mr. Thomas Douglas Boteson is abridged from the Northers Whig of Tuesday : Yesterday terminated the mortal career of Bryan Grant, Neal Quin, and Patrick Coomey, con. vide(' at the late ...
... been to play near by, and, attracted by the noise, was coming to the house. She screamed to the girl to run, and the child Whig frightened, instead of fleeing, ran immediately into the house, and the mother screened herself in the bushes. She bad hardly ...
... at 7 30 •.m. Arriving at Dorchester in time for the Parliamentary Tram to London Blb At Cerne 9 Sherburne 10 46 Whig:antes 14 6 In tins for the Express Train to London, Clichenhim, Bath, Bristol, and all parts of the North. The JOIN HULL ...
... assosted tors maw& ninit, whir adapted by the sad Oars weed to, r the 111. Mr. Wryer reed fees of Mrsoa the r e g a th e lt Whig sit e pore Ole Me see reseelings. The each rase p ressf am mZered on re oc,s. Mrs Se et ossedgeonte. al des rear Misr say ...
... the great Whig party by combining with Lord Aszaniss, and it is equally true that the philosophical Radicalism of a MorAsworra, and the rampant Radicalism of an Osaoaxa, abdicated in favour of coalition,—but it is no less true that the Whigs, the Tories ...
... Honitou Mir J. W. Nogg June 1 (ta) Allowing resident 0 dente se Lodgers. Ayes 41, Nees 11N (99) AU undulate residing oat at Whigs to be Enellild to the same privileges se these within. 206, Noes 113. lens 8 (90) Returning yellow MUSIIIKIdD Ma limes sager ...