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... LORD PALMXRBTON AND WHIG JOBBERY. ITbe following has been forwarded to tw for publication:— TO TIT* B_*»G ASSES OP IWVBE. Lord Viscount Pahaerston, alter his ©nation and instal- lation as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, on tho 2i.tb ult^ thus exprrsed ...
... TO DOG FANCIERS AND °TERRI'. TN the Massa i ...
... ??? Dress.—Cupid in Peg-Tops, a letter to the Northern Whig, observes—Of late years the fashions in dress have become more and more extravagant and expensive. A ' fine girl' now, en grande tenue, is a very handsome, very extensive, and very expensive ...
... CROYDON. Two rery deoirabie. Diverse/sod Frnehold ;Whig, pleasantly situated in the London Road. MR. CRISPE Is favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, in Two Lots, at the Mart, Butholomew Lane, opposite the Rank of England. City, on Thursda, Oct ...
... COUNTY COURT.—Thursday, Sept. 26th. Before J. Whig ham, Esq., Judge. There were original plaints issued, ten judgement summonses, six insolvent cases, and one adjourned ditto. Wren v. Irons Claim £1 lis. 6d., for money lent. To be paid at 10s. per month ...
... city district: Sustained. Failed. Conservative claims . 0 Whig-Radical do . 1 Conservative objections 21 . Whig-Radical do 0 . 0 Sustained. Conservative claims ~ objections —73 Whig-Radical claims „ objections 0 Total Conservative gain . ...
... the Whig party. He was greatly patronised by the late King William IV., and had the honour of executing works for him, as well as for the Dukes of Sussex, Bedford, Norfolk, Sutherland, the Vernon family, and almost all the leading men of the Whig party ...
... Welcome Guest. EI GHT LARGE PAGES, WEEKLY , PROFOBIZT ILLOSTILAIID. Oadasts:- I:4IANITAIIA I or. the Peisesere et Mired. • et *Whig pates. • Novel. By 0. A. SALA. 11.--Wommas OF WATOII3 AIM AIM 4.—Dszns or Damao. lasorated by ITds. or A LANDO! I'OLKII Orrscsa ...
... Esq., the revising att «nd lson ' Messrs. Harrison and Son, and V Th the ir, terest of the Conservatives nnBon presented the Whig-Radicals. ,nt erest transpired. On the same day, * were held at Bowness and Staveley. ...
... elevation of Lord Valletort to the House Lords, consequent on the death of tho universally lamented Earl of Mount Edgcumbe. The Whig section of the electors have in tow Mr. Walter Morrison, third son of late James Morrison, Esq., (Morrison, Dillon, and Co ...
... has long ago deßerted them; the most influential organs of public opinion have long ceased to be Whig, and, in a Parliamentary sense, Liberal. Where the Whig banner still flies popular sympathy and support fad it Popular strength, the real movement of society ...