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Galloway News and Kirkcudbrightshire Advertiser

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Galloway News and Kirkcudbrightshire Advertiser

FRIDAY, JANITART 13, 1860

... to (a certain well-known mason in Belled) he will tell you all abort me. The swindler has not been heard of since.—North re Whig. tee PAIL/AME.NE—Thu Etel of Guildferi and Lord Lyndhurst are entitled, in paint of years, to claim precedence over their brother ...

SUMMARY

... The electors of the county were called upon to decide between the head of the Catholic Church and the Government of the Whigs, and we are glad to rind that by a majority of upwards of 2j410 they have declared their independence In matters temporal ...

CATALOGUE OF GALLOWAY BREEDING

... Dam Bet. No. 32. Calved 28th February, 1859. Sire the Whig by Monk. Dam Ellen by Geordie. Ellen gained the first prize for year olds at Dumfries in Isl 7. No. 33. Calved 7th March, 1859. Sire The Whig; Dam Flora Id-Donald by Geordie. Flora M'Doriald gained ...

THE COUNTY OF CORK ELECTION

... lll'., which ac follows:— Viscount Creston:La stands. The °Dono g hue and lon committee. Issue address-- Postural, Pope, Anti-Whig. I will be on the leer. tingt The ►awe day Mr Carithy received a Mali) ►auctiuniug the a letter horn Mr Ileum:airy cuutaiiiiug ...

like policy in China, which were supported by Mr Bright, who complained that the meagre statement made by Lord J

... view lie could not object to a bill that would hand over to democrats those seats now occupied by whigs; but he should lament to see the constitutional whig influence destroyed in that house. The present time was moat inopportune for perilous experiments-- ...

OPINIONS OF TIIE PRESS. TILE REFORM BILL. [Timse. I The Reform Bill has turned out n heavy sailer ; it

... becoire masters of the situation ; the latter that there was every reason to suppose that they would combine. The speech of the Whig member for Salford led naturally and directly to the speech of the Tory member for the University of Dublin. Their ♦iews do ...

SALE OF TIMBER

... euusisting of Larch, Spruce and Scotch Fir, as well as some Ash. It will be sold in lots, and is generally of large size, the Larch Whig fit for railway sleepers_pr rooting. The Sale will begin at COPLASIMIALL, the Altuwelltown Station, at 11 o'clock h orenoon ...

THE KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE ADVERTISER

... farm is in route instances tip to a point which far carped,' the rates paid in the .lays of the First Nein,'eon. The Northern Whig rem irks :— Rimer is a ready sale at a the cwt. for prime, being the highest price known for forty years peat: sal pork cello ...

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

... might satisfy the greediest innovator. It is difficult to imagine a measure which has been more universally unpopular; Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, town and country squires, and cotton-spinners, all united in denouncing it. The measure has fallen, and fallen ...

HOUSE OF COMMONS

... securieg: fights to the great body of teuants-at-will , fai n t. Ile was, nevertheless, ready to allow tile piss the the hope of Whig to noun•, it hi committee. Mr Longdelil of the Bill generally, though Hailing deleiew:ies in its machinery and details. tir ...

SOLDIER'S FUNERAL

... :tea. ; 1 felt Ohm; I . 1 • Ohl I £52 Ile. ; I do.. 12r 63 ; reel ►elf, £3 Ilk, reettruittb quality. A goutl drw•ud lad rreri Whig brought fotwArd. ...

FRIDAY, JeLY. 12r*860

... favour oft he transfer, especially in the country di s t r i c t s . Mr Baillie asked the Lord Advocate whether he intended to Whig in bill to maintain the salaries of the Scotch School-mass tem. The Lord-Advocate replied that lie hoped next session to be ...