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DINGWALI,-RIFLE comprnTroy ON TTEW-YEAR'S DAY

... it, the white mixing with the blaek and rice The prima were divided into two aeries of three each, and coedited of the folk•whig : -let series—let, The Provesee Prize, £1 ; 24, Captain Hay's. • Valuable Scarf Pia; 3d, Lieutenant Munro's, • aplenclid Silver ...

IRISH GRIEVANCES

... services, he had deliberately made up his mind to follow an Irish policy very different from the coquetting imbecility of the Whigs. The task which he would so gladly have commenced may yet be successfully undertaken by his most distinguished pupil ; but ...

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ROCHDALE—MR BRIGHT

... I lament it, because appears to DM like ceafsasion Of woakaioo. It appears a J Lard Buoaoll acknowledged the world that the Whig party, a far a statesmanship wa eoneaensd, was nearly frars out. If it bo it must bo thair own policy. It ha boa complaint ...

Published: Thursday 11 January 1866
Newspaper: Inverness Courier
County: Inverness-shire, Scotland
Type: | Words: 2199 | Page: 7 | Tags: none

NORTHERN ENSIGN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1866

... to tons as an acknowledgment that the 01,1 Whigs were comfortably deposited in Westminster Abbey' a Cabinet would still be possible. Westminster Abhor ? Why Westminster Abbey? In this country we bury old Whigs in the House of Peers.—Spectorm. EXTRAORDINART ...

a,kutusing altb 3nstructibt

... intelligent women, who possess the most desirable qualities, are uniformly modest, and hold their charms in modest estimation. Whig such women most admire in men is gallantry :—not the gallantry of courts and fops, but boldness, courage, devotion, and refined ...

NORTHERN ENSIGN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1866

... any timidity on she part of Mr Cardwell, and for any elasticity of Mr Gladstone's conscience, we can hardly suppose that any Whig Government would he no reckless of its own safety as to court that obi. toy for itself, and give that vitality to its most ...

FRAGMENTARY THOUGHT&

... paraffin lamps itispeeded from the roof—a pair from each ventilator—the snipenditig parts being entailed washivy. Mr Mackie Whig voted to the chair amid tedt.esiestie. eyeliner, the business of the evening Cos.nie,red by a hearty lilt from the band. Ilk& ...

THE INVERNESS COURIER—JANUARY 11, 186(T

... Orosvenor, the seconder, is heir to the immense possessions of the House Westminster, and so is in manner representative the Whig aristocracy; but he has been almost too abort time member of the House to fit him for a leading position in the re-election ...

Published: Thursday 11 January 1866
Newspaper: Inverness Courier
County: Inverness-shire, Scotland
Type: | Words: 4588 | Page: 5 | Tags: none