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... colleagues and supporters be roj(\ct.ed at the p(?“S. j M=r. Asqurrn is credited with political convictions somewhat of the old Whig type; and it is certain that his advent to power is not welcome either to the Nationalists or to the Socialists, Mr. HeaLy ...

... the society at election times, showing that it supportad whichever candidate was in gavour of Women's Suifrage, be he Tory or Whig. If it hannened that neither were in their favour, then the society placed a-third pandidate in the field. In order to provide ...

... as He Himeelf attained by resurrection g oV dead. With them He would the'n Pfoceid be r;e7 s, conquest, of the world, after whig}l .Woj-hich‘tlw vealed “the peace of Jerusalem,” in od “W‘r-, remnant of the nations should serve G tfolwoef [ one ‘consent ...

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... to the Milthill iine, and the home backs brought off two or three wellexectted nassing houts 'The tackling of the opposing WHIg-men was very suve, however. and the effo-ts of Hawkins and Bell wera always frustrated. 7. O. Pepßer tried a drop at gzoal ...

... the field. We have no doubt that large additions will be made W this number, J We are definitely informed by “The Northern Whig”—the leading Unionist paper of Irelandthat the majority of the 15,000 recruits arstrained soldiers, who, when the Empire called ...