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... Pries Os. Shilling; e.., l 8 lamps. Sizth BMW. VICES OF THE AGE, by the Rev. Dr. CUSing. Whig a Leatorridelivered at Exeter Hall. J. Greet Heeeell Street. ...
... XCELSIO E A D A-i SKWl.VUaivl MACHIXB3, with Swnfls, tG..cuuii*l»*te, fr.nn 35.; the best, simplest, nQ*| cheajjest tn world WHIG lIT A MANX. Ig2, yolborn-hUI, B.C. Lists free. VITALKEIt'S CItVSfAL CASE WATCHES an* now all others, o« account their strcnjjlh ...
... thought of what was to become of them, excited the commiseration of the magistrate and of all present. - xu We (Northern Daily Whig) notice with much satisfaction the manner in which the Liberal journals in Dublin and other places have received the announcement ...
... WEEKLY CO(W RLTOIIII TOR CHELTENHAM. far tie Week Whig Job 0. 1963. Total Amoaat. 'Ye Qr. ft. s. WIII%T. LILLY PEAS 70 2 155 12 S St 2 I 5 0 l'rwe prr r. burns! 2. t. 2 5 1 7 WILLIAM DAVIE% herder. WNSTENN RAILWAY.- Taarric tin errociated liner, for ...
... the fact thut the Irish Establishment is as indefensible now when the Appropriation Clause wasthe great butt'e grou.d of the Whigs. It is this which, in our judgment, has made tho late session a more advantageous ono to those who object to, than to thoso ...
... enn.d.itutional preference for the forum emu. patios. Agent. or leattoshok them wheatuvis, tickle the.. with • Mow el at lawt Whig them with tie by whom • bargain a. o.n a r o r bed. pc% nlineiy illavautageoue t..tbenie..l‘,A, and 0.1. v. be the ✓aw Inunirrrnnta ...
... Lambia. EXCELSIOR DOUBLE - THREAD SWING and PABROIDERY ILAwith le.. complete, frontto IL the best, stomata, sad In world. WHIG HT & MANN, 122, Holborn-b111„ E.C. IJ.o. OW, WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES are now superseding all other on account at thdr ...
... that much surprise has been expressed at the absence of Sir Charles Wood, the Secretary of State for India. This distinguished Whig statesman receives £5,000 a-year from the public; and, considering that he has been under continuous pay for nearly thirty ...
... UNSEEMLY CONDUCT AT RELIGIOUS MEETING. The Belfast Whig pnbllihrt the following“ On Sundo; evening last very unseemly occurrence, are informed, took place in the deter Hall. H. Grattan Guinneea, £eq., wae announced to preach ia that building at half-paat ...
... apparent necessity of recruiting and strengthening the languishing Whig interest in the House of Commons. It was hoped by enlightened Whigs, that the Reform Bill had put the question of Whig supremacy for ever beyond doubt. By and by, however, it began to ...
... Minister was known to be extremely capricious, and easily moved to vexatious action by a little Whig jobbery ; but if a victim could be found with no Whig influence to protect him he might be immolated, according to all human probability, in perfect ...
... and tne WoolwicU establishment, founded in 1850, had cost 23,595/. Os. 3d., giving a total of 90,619/ 12s. 4d. The Effect of Whig Jobbebt.— The appoiutment of Mr Reed as chief coustructor ot the Navy over the beads of men who had every right to look for ...