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... rhetoric of his illustrious father, who began his political life as a Whig and ended it as a Tory of the uncompromising Marquis of SALISBURY stamp. The leanings t.O Liberalism which distinguished the present Earl of DERBY when he was known as Lord Stanley ...
... D. BIICKNELL EIDDLE STREET, CROYDON, BIOS la Mate that In is..squsus of the esimplai by him In CROWN HILL Whig sheet be he OW and me Wag able adldie Awing% bee Ws b mom Is hopes Moe by hie Milos Ie the daellas dMa eaMswee, that hie Wig net &prey at that ...
... BLANKETS. EBBUTT AND SONS uF cßordoN, • !Whig all gotalititis i 4 bkoluta fr , n a v•lry evelvive It rt . .) ..1.1 prlc 41; may have the tamelit .4 the y at Warehouses,. 13, AN D t, 1111;11 STREET. ALL GOODS NAMED IS PLAIN FIGURES AT VIE LOWEST PRICES ...
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... STARRY', CROYDON. IF you weld GOOD sad FLOUR, go to the above you will °4116 get you want supplied. Proof of the riddiugi bl e Whig. ...
... for repairs. - - TO LET —containing five rooms and garden; water laid on; good drain; ; no taxes; in a good netghbourhootl (Whig-Ned, 11 todmill-road, Croydon) ; rant 6s. per week. —Apply at 21, Wheat ...
... 4, SURREY STREET, CROYDON. IF you want really GOOD and CHEAP go to the above address, where you your supplied. Peed et she Whig° • ...
... punotuaaty to all orders, to obtain e wannest» of the patronege so liberally bestow , his asoervan • • Tti IN LBO& oseiTLE, WHIG ()BOY DON ABM BRIGHTr as )1. 111 N • I, ...
... belonging to the Whig and Liberal section of the members of the Houses of Parliament, assembled at a grand banquet at Willis's Rooms, which was given to the Right Hon. Henry B. W. Brand, the member for Lewes, and the termer whipper-in of the Whig Gavernment ...