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... rewarded for his complaisance in making way w for two of the Bethell family by a pension of £800 a year, and that is how the Whigs manage matters. Incomparable el purity I The result was made known by a minute in the D printed Lords' votes of last Friday ...
... and gold earring, all identified by Air. Walker ; a bank book on the Royal Bank of Scotland, iv the name of Miller, and sho whig 5 .. paid ia ; and two shawl*, which h^d beeu iden- tified as a portion of the booty of a burglary in Lawiance- lane. Alillor ...
... forcible, if not flattering. Isheto be Lord Palmerston's successor? We should think not. No Tory will support him, not one old Whig family will follow him. The House of Commons, if at all constituted as it now is, would not tolerate his want of temper for ...
... amounting l-> per unmnn, well secured. Apply to Mr. f. 17, Castle-road. Kentish Town. MANTLE wanted; also l*urchase Wilcox & fee whig Machine. Apply 17, Tiul- il&ckn-.v-road. Uaads tiood wanted dlately, and having their owu indoor and out. 2d, LTton-road, Dow ...
... of the field into a white bar and a red bar in equal proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the field. —Hichmond Whig, The Metropolitan Underground Railway, Pixsbuby Extension, —ln conaoquenoe of tho progress of ths Underground Railway to Finsbury ...
... Dilke and Mr. G. W, Hastings. Tz 22nd of February (according to Mr. Hargrave Jennings in the Standard) has often been fatal to Whig Governments :—On the 22nd of February, 1851, Lord J. Russell was defeated on Locke Mr. King’s motion, and resigned. On the ...
... istalments. personal or other satisfactory security, rey payable by ea: sy | who was nominated by shareholders who desirec Whig weakness give way to the pre: ure of a ously had their own spontaneous rejoicings; but they LEWIS SOLOMON, Manager. 87 61 | ...
... for reform to the i.rivunt words which fell from Mr. Gladstone's lips • .rt time ago, which frightened the Tories, startled Whig*—(laughter)—delighted the Radical*, and gleam of 1 »ix- amongst the emuniry. (Cheers.) Mr. Wm. (‘HABLESWORTH supported the ...
... perpetual question Brook's Club and Reform Club There perpetual attempt the part of aristocratic wing party to thing decided by the Whig coterie James's-strest there the general and right feeling on the part of main body the parly that the institutions Pall Mall ...
... THE WHIGS IN IRELAND A recent debato in the House of Commons bears very strong testimony to Ihe truth of our remarks on the character of Whig rule in Ireland. The subject under discussion was the appointment of a Commission of En- quiry into the recent ...
... of the field into a white bar and a red bar in equal proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the field. —Richmond Whig. The Daily Express says :—We learn with satis- faction the splendid conception of Mr. Guinness to clear awa the foul streets ...
... 425., 635„ 845., Ac., FASHIONABLE MORNING COATS, 215., 425., 635., 845., Ac., Ac. FASHIONABLE TROUSERS, 16s„ 2ls„ 255.. 28s. Whig Jobbery.—The Mornhig Star has undertaken the responsibility of publishing statement to the effect that Mr. Edmunds, who recently ...