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... which Epsom when the Wrangle's's, into whose family su bseq uently married, undertook that their house s be his home, and that Whig should be wanting on their part to secure his maim and the speed e. W y_recovery, if possible, of his shalsored bodily tone ...
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... that the Conservative leaden and wily in England have always been more inclined to be friendly with the United OWN than the Whigs. (In this, by the waLl i r aT is net singular; for we have ourselves beard a expessed by other distinguished Americans.) bum ...
... is. 9d. Is. Id. is. 6d. is. Od. 4s. 04. is. Oh. 9s. Od. 6.. ed. 4s. 9d. is. Od. I Is. 04. is. id. YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR, WHIG_ I 'KERS, dre.?—Hundreds of testimonials prove tho almost magical power of ELLEN GRAHAWg NIOUKRKNK In all cases, even where ...
... camp down the IstpbreSea from Turkish Arabia. Pendia were heap, grain.carrots. other Ponies and of- ill Undo are at present `Whig la - the Plyeltlesg,,.the want of cardoge Amain the great dillietthror a foray into the The Persians were urging forward large ...
... security for Mr. Gamble's appearance at the assizes, to take his trial for the offence named in the information.—Ziorti era Whig. ...
... e, is mentioned as having been solicited. Mr. Hoare, of London, was at Sunderland on Saturday attempting to unite the old Whigs and the more advanced Liberals, in a joint candidature with Mr. Fenwick; but his views on general politics do not appear to ...
... liberty, the ballot, and extension of the fran. cbise, more especially in the counties. Harr (Wasr).—Mr. C. W. Martin and Mr. Whig. mini the Liberal candidates, have issued a joint ad. dress. KIDDERICIMITZIL—Mr. Lowe has to meet k foraw. able opponent in ...
... Hlllllo ' RDell . this county a compromisehad been agreed upon by the Whig and Tory election committees, the latter consenting to withdraw one of the late members in favour of the Whig candidate, on condition that the other two seats should be left undisputed ...
... be bad an old feeling in favour of the old Whigs —ore, contrary to the party practice of former times, to be rewarded by the retention of their seats. He could not extend his favourable feeling to the Whigs and something more; and as to the Radical ...
... they had displayed that day. He knew the difficulties they had encountered. They had not only had to contend against renegade Whigs, but the Tories had deserted their own colours to defeat a man who from his youth up to the present moment had devoted his ...