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... about two years ‘0 It was the ci-devant Vernon Smith who figured then, but he was weil sup- ported by the whole college of his Whig colleagues, and especially by Lord Palmerston. We need not enumerate the particulars: everyone will recollect how some most ...
... simpler and less worldly people. It was would willingly submit to come off the loser. It was reserved for Mr. Cobden and the Whig-Radical junto to give us the worst of a bargain with the French Emperor. Mr. Cobden, after managing his own affairs not too ...
... dreamed of us that in any business matter we would willingly submit to come off the loser. It was reserved for Mr. Cobden and the Whig-Radical junto to give us the worst of a bargain with the French Emperor. Mr. Cobden, after managing his own affairs not too ...
... dreamed of us that in any business matter we would willingly submit to come off the loser. It was reserved for Mr. Cobden and the Whig-Radical junto to give us the worst of a bargain with the French Emperor. Mr. Cobden, after managing his own affairs not too ...
... MARRIED MAN, to keep the Time-Books of a Spinning Mill in Town, and make himself otherwize generally usefal. Apply to “H. M. B Whig Office.” 13th February, 1860. 159 OOK AND HOUSEMATID WANTED.— WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a cood COOK anda HOUSEMAID Both must be ...
... MAN, to kee Ww the Time-Books of a Spinning Mill in Town, and make himself otherwise generally useful. Apply to “H. M. B., Whig Office.” 129 13th F ebruary, 1860. ore 00K AND HOUSEMAID WANTED WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a good COOK anda HOUSEMAID. Both must be ...
... legislative question of for their in Reform, and were condemned to expulsion from ity and obstinacy ; first, by a Parlia- ment of Whig calling, and then by one of their own. That question now awaits a settlement by their here- di rivals. 1t is quite possible ...
... for a House in the wholesale Grocery, Wine, and Spirit Trade. To a suitable party a good salary will be given. Address “R. | Whig Office.” 260 ANTED, a good GARDENER ; he must be of Ww unexceptionable character. Apply to Mr. Orn, Seedsman, No. 5, Castle ...
... custly parliamentary ope- rations which have, for so many consecutive years, liberally conducted at their expense.—Northern Whig. Scppex Derata or 4 Monday evening a little boy about eight years of age, a nurseli meg who was nursed by a woman named Smith ...
... question of Reform, and were condemned to expulsion from power’ for their incapacity and obsti ; first, a Parlia- ment of Whig caliing, and then by one of their own. That question now awaits a settlement by their here- ditary rivals. It is quite possible ...
... 090 Spindles. None need apply who cannot produce first-class testimonials as to competency and steadiness, Address “T, C., Whig Office.” 939 — — — —— ANTED, a First-class BOOT-CLOSER and a y good SHOE-MAN, who will get constant em- ployment and Armagh ...
... 000 Spindles. None need apply who cannot produce first-class testimonials as to competency and steadiness. Address “*T. C., Whig Office. r ANTED, a First-class BOOT-CLOSER and a good SHOE-MAN, who will get constant em- ployment and Armagh wages, by applying ...