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... potatoes Mary Reid, Reid, Sunderland, props; Orient, larquhar, Sunderland, props. Great Scene at a Town Council.—The Northern Whig says :—We are informed that an exciting scene occurred Thursday at a committee meeting of the own Council. Mr John Rea got ...
... man -I urge the ballot for Tories, for Whigs, for anybody that wants it. a nun is coerced, and wants protection at the polliig-booth, let him have it. If I were to say that the Tory noblemen coerced more than the Whig noblemen. I should say what I do not ...
... reported per (Bohemian) that fighting has been renewed at Murfreesbot ?° belli ere had been heavily reinforced, ihe Richmond Whig contains a violent article upon England for refusing to co-operate with France for mediation in America, and says, England ...
... which is conducted at the Custom House, has absconded, taking with him about £1200, the property of the Government. Northern Whig. Young Woman Burned to Death Glasgow.— On Tuesday morning a melancholy accident occurred in the residence of Dr E. W. Prichard ...
... Reform Bill, in the framing of which it is understood, he took a conspicuous part ; and as the acknowledged Nestor of the great Whig party, his advice and influence have always been eagerly sought aud largely prized. In private life the deceased was one of ...
... tremolos of Too worristre, ws eased believe, that Ilifr Borneo, is order to void psWiaity *dhow! to the resent moo eommeodatile Whigs of Mo Cuds. Of cosese the two Lillipution son t►eosdhee li.eo, or rather, great, Cords for the erter. , riving siostritait ...
... the deported poor, paid the passages herself and children to Glasgow, and gave her money to take them Coatbridge.— Northern Whig. ...
... Now, which is right I suspect Mr Milner got a peerage for his social qualities, and for nothing else. He has supported the Whigs; but a man must have some social qualificati'm to do that—hence the reward. I am not of the number of those who look upon Juries ...
... —I urge the ballot for Tories, for Whigs. for anybody that wants it. If a non is coerced, and he wants protection at the pollirg-booth, let him hove it. If 1 were to say that the Tory noblemen coerced more than the Whig noblemen, I should say what I du ...
... are written very plessing. trepasially to people who souk to the eamilwe The railway folks we el,sw ib- se having dose every Whig with,' thaw not, and Li.* • ho hate been shaken, awl bruised, sod tern. led, Ste alatoW twagratelated ow th.ego being no worse ...
... political agitation. The Whip are satisfied b cause they are in office ; the Conservatives are tolerably satisfied because the Whigs are governing ou the Conservative principle of let alone the constitution ; and the Radicals seem to be disheartened by ...
... triumphs of the seems banished as a watchd over, the trifling defeats of oiled, and the conduct and .apetent and obnoxious Whigs most unmeasured terms ; and Maga, a change of men and hand. We are told that Conservative reaction has entered The country ...