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... Till ILMERMAGAZETTR politicellygninded datess used theitfflitches as party symbol* ; the Whigs patching on telt. and the Tories on the left side of their faces, while those w h o were neutral decorated both cheele. Patches seem to have fallen from their ...
... day it was done nor the boys who did it. Thdmas Birketts was also called, did not appear, having been said that he bad left Whig and gone to London. : Case dismissed. CHARGE OF PERMITTING GAMING AT] BEERHOUSE] Jabez Bates, of the Swan Beerhouse, NorthslL ...
... Mackinnon, is about to be called to the Upper House, as a reward we presume for the long and steady supp -rt he has given to the Whigs. It is stated that his son, Captain Mackinnon, will offer himself as a candidate for tbe vacancy, but the electors do not seem ...
... Rostock Red.. ..48 « Danish Holstein ..44 46 andFriesland >>>41 Russian •• , ru 'Jr white 4J» - Brabant and Red . . .44 47 Whig ..« - French wwte 3 Indian corn .. .. • ™ ° d g 2« Malting 31 «* g yI Tfota ..isi 32 Egyptians Feeding ..33 34 Boilers..B6 ...
... him great influence, and about that time he commenced taking active part in public affairs. He was that time an independent Whig, and at the first election after the passing of the Reform Bill he contested East Kent, in a quasi conjunction with Sir William ...
... round the chest, 4ft 6in., shoulders. Ift. lljin.; height. Bft.; length of arms, Bft. lin.; weight, nearly 30 -Northern van. Whig. January 16> 1864.] ...
... measure of social progress is required. same powerful organ perpetually argues that there is little or no differ, ence between whig and tory ; and, by inference, that nothing should be expected therefore, of Liberal Government which a Tory Government wonld ...
... strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat, and as cough remedy pre-eminently the best.—Troy Whig. Freemasonrt.—Panmnre Lodge, No. 723, Brother Rowley, W.M.—This lodge met at Bro. Tilbury's Royal Hotel on Monday. Tbere was ...
... in public affairs. His first political pre.lifcctions won* in favour of the Whigs, ami, after the the lie form Bill, of which measure he Mr. Pluiuptrc was elected by the Whigs os .vpirsentativo of East Kent, in conjunction with Sir K natch boll, Conservative ...
... him great influenco, and about that time he commenced taking active part in public affairs. He was at this time independ> nt Whig, and ot tiie lirst election after the passing of the Reform Bill lie contested East Kent, In conjunction with Sir Richard Cosway ...
... showed how the people miutdothis, if they would have their rights, by the fact that when Lord Derby introduced Reform Bill, the Whigs, unc*er Lord John Russell, opposed it, simply because they did not wish the Tories to become popular and ascend to power the ...
... showed how the people mutt this, if they would have their riglUs, by the fact that when Derby introduced a Reform Bill, the Whigs, under Lord John Russell, opposed it, simply because they did not wish the Tories to become popular and ascend to power the ...