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... establishment of Mr. William Gilbert and Co., High-street, on whose establishment it reflects great credit. —Editor Northern Whig. We agree with our northern contemporary, and hare only to express a hope that the example shown by the Grossgar Dispensary ...
... before stockbrokers or cotton lords were heard of. It used to be a favourite argument with Lord John, as the mouthpiece of the Whig party, that it was necessary to maintain the small boroughs, as doors through which persons of talent could be introduced to ...
... seconded by Dr. Hamaha/oI Mou.tr.th-“ Thrt tIH, »« Ae meeting are due to Saunders Journal, W««h Medical Press, Hospito! Dailv Whig, Daily News-Letter, Daily Mercury, Morfng & UlrtCT, Guardum, Cork Southern Reporter, Constitption, Lj .miXoaily HerJd, B« ...
... cordial thanks of this meeting are due due to the Saunders, Express, Freeman, Medical Press, Hospital Gazette, Belfast Daily Whig, Daily News Letter, Daily Mercury, Morning News, Banner of Ulster, Derry Sentinel, Derry Guardian, Cork Southern Reporter, ...
... cordial thanks of this meeting are due due to the Saundera, Express, Freeman, Medical Press, Hospkal Gazette, Belfast Daily Whig, Daily News Letter, Daily Mercury, Momma News, Banner of Ulster, Derry Sentinel, Derry Guardian, Cork Southern Reporter, C ...
... the existence of the settled poUcy to which we are alluding. It matters little to us whether this object is to be achieved by Whig or Tory, we must resist the attempt to accomplish it wherever made; we must meet Mr. Conservative Whiteside just as we meet ...
... menstruum than spirit. A Mkmbkb contended that a tincture of ipecacuanha prepared with proof spirit was even more efficacious than WHIG. Another Member suggested that, as emetina was soluble in water, syrup was the best preparation which could be used. The last ...
... wretched Medical Act, and the indecent scramble for corticate and diploma money which it has caused. Of the “ Government,” Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, we cannot complain; they fairly offered to entrust the duty of training Army Surgeons to ...
... body always reserve to defend it against its enemies, whether within or without its walls, and to warn politicia*'s, whether Whig or Tory, that there is one establishment at least in Ireland which never centralized, assimilated, subdued, or betrayed. People ...