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... this antagonism because he was the personal friend of my late Father, by whom, in concert with other leading members of the Whig party, he was flrst invited to stand for Halifax, and from whom, to the last hour of existence, Sir Charles received firm and ...
... CHEAP EDITION. Price Sd., r *cnt free by posr ior four .-tamps, REASONS for BEING a CONSERVATIVE, and for Opposing tho present Whig-Liberal Ministers. By HENRY LEE WARNER, Esq. Norwich : Matcheti and Stevenson. London *Q Mitchell and Co. Just Publi 1, or ...
... between contending parties, which must not however be mistaken for a permanent peace. It has usually of late been the practice of Whig Governments to ignore while in office all minor reforms in order, it would seem, to perpetuate a few popular grievances which ...
... and 1 trust will, be elf. • I should never vote for tht*ir unconditional abolition, but 1 am qi i-3 prepired to support any Whig or Tory who wili submit a rut-unable and generally ?? meaiure, which, while relioviiiftor partially relieving Non-Churcbmeu ...
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... honoured instrument of your righteous determination, as recorded at the poll of 1865 ; as lam to be the object of Whig persecution and Whig ven- geance in 1866. The poisoned shafts of our common enemy are hurled at you through me. They have combined and ...
... and trust will be effected. I should never vote for their unconditional abolition, but I am quite prepared to support any Whig or 'lory who will submit a reasonable and generally satis- factory measure, wliich, while relieving or partially relieving ...
... is — I ; K;rsi- 1 V small sum for which the wifljse will be completed, j • 'I'hc uppi i«,-i.es on both sides of the riirei- whig already made. [ - the O mi -art., itill not be called upon t-o paj -o.impensation. Rececidly— ilif very satisfactory ?? entered ...
... attention of Parliament. It having been suggested that the election in which we are about to engage' is the result of a clever Whig dodge, the absur- [ dlty of such a statement must be sufficiently clear when-it is considered that this * lection is a direct ...
... honoured instrument of your righteous determination, as recorded at tho poll of 1865 ; as lamto be the object of Whig persecution and Whig ven- geance in 1805. The poisoned shafts of our common enemy are hurled at you through au. They have combined and ...
... and trust will be effected. I should never vote for their unconditional abolition, but 1 am quite prepared to support any Whig or Tory who will submit a reasonable and generally satis- factory measure, which, while relieving or partially relieving N ...
... process. Unequalled Silk and Wool Dyeing Moderate charges. Price lists.— Metropelitan Steam Bleaching and Dyeing CQijuMJ-f- Whig. -19&& Clty-r^dj au.U 472, 0*1 grd-st. WANTED, a SITUATION as NURSE, or Upper Nurse ; a respectable young woman ; nge 27 ; ...