... Whig destlia-daying does as k tko Der Spyglass Society. offices • One et accolade from Ann Building S • Phone booth frustration as grapples with a heavy door. It's that Nib kerb creasing eeed a feat. twiny'. • Nigh is Me at this city cadre out of Ass's ...

... AN OLD WHIG STATESMAN. The Earl of Kimberley. whale mediation Korean questa. bar been accepted by Chum Japse.coere of an uld ;ring who have long been settled Nor, folk. had a long ' weer. to the title of Lord Wodeboom m Ime, he yam as our envoy to st ...

... THE WHIGS. Since our last publication an event has occurred in the political world which has diffused joy and gladness throughout the length and breadth of the land. The Whip are out of office. This event I. bailed by all parties, by all creeds, with ...

... Whig. MIDDLETON AND POLLARD, 143, BRIGGATE, LEW& LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY SUITABLE FOR y4LENITINE&_ GUINEA GOLD WEDDING RINGS. BETROTHAL RINGS BET WITH DIAMONDS, RUBIES, PEARLS, MILLS, Ac. - GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES OP EVERY ...

... their management, crushed themselves. But that will be I the fate of the Whigs.—Altion. TRICKS or rift Wulos.—Conscious that they have altogether sacrificed their popularity, the Whigs here have been busily engaged in persuading the persons who last year ...

... Whig. The fair of Limerick on Wednesday, held at Weiland, had a poor supply of stook. and the do. mood was poorer still. No bar or mutton of market value. ( 7Xe, /e- .-_~ ...

... Elinkm Gained by Cons. Whigs. Cons. Whigs , T wee galled open to forerted, T did to. The tddrets which I published you know; I am bound to the sentiments and expression% therein contained; they are toy own but do you thud any of those murderous sentiments ...

... NO WHIG HUM3UO. r) THADF., but ?ROTE': TION to our 1. Farmers and Manufacturers. Co unjust and unnecessary wan with rur old ally, HolLusti, to the Injury of our own manufactures, the Cheahin Trade particular. BUT CHURCH AND KING, OLD ENGLAND. OLD TINIER ...

... the Times of April 30.) It was, therefore, for Mr. Canning an honourable alliance with the Whigs, or an ignomioious surrender to his enemies and theirs—the Whigs, with whom he agreed on every great principle of state policy at home and abroad—the Tories ...

... WHIG CLUB. yESTERDAY. a Meeting Of he :Whig Club Was held' at the Loodon Tavern, Mr. Alderman COMbt in the Chair.. He was fuprirted by the , nuke of Iqcirfolk, the Earl of AlbeMarle• 'Lord Hoilabd . Edy, Mr. Sheridan, Mt;Byng, Mr. Adair, and a very numerous ...

... WHIG ALARM. Patriotism is never half so patriotic as when it is out of place. This is especially the case with Whig patriotism. When in office the Whigs think the Constitution perfectly safe, because it is in their own keeping; but as soon as ever they ...

... Lord do I draw 6 Conaurtion.. as one of the Whig perseeutors ‘a minister in the ends he has in view, or only in the means he in other words, he may pas fill his own who could br of or may Si However, to the Whigs than to the Tories. ‘Peel ever riches by ...