... THE WHIG LSB iriD WILSON T OCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. The sombre aanually exam& dal total amber by other maker, of awing maebittea.— /few of the World. TO SERVANTS WANTING PLACES. ADVERTISE in the Hampshire Independent. Three lines for Is. ed. ...

... day ut May, 1816, at ten o'clock in the forename precisely, and will t hen open and amaider TENDERS by persona who may be 'Whig to contract foe the erection of the NEW POORHOUSE, is Saint Mary-street, Southampton. Parties intending to submit leaden may ...

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... Mr. William et Parer. MISS LOCK, dressmaker, 14, Hamilton .for &ANTE!), au *Wye young woman UXNERAL BERvANT. —Awl) . at t 4. Whig At.no Dar, WA NTED,—A n active and well-educated boy, as an OUTDOOR APPRENTICE to tbe Printing No premium to 'Maw and Sun, ...

... payable to Jetts Wier; Pod. *Sea, NEW PATIOff. 4 LASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, &c. material of which them are made Is by the us Whig poodle/1y elastic and ible, wad best t tumid la all of WEAKNESS and SWELL of the VLSI-0011 VEINS, SPRAINS, &a. It pores*, light ...

... Misers shoat . wide them whim►h woad the in their MAL read lettere tam the show that he bed for mune nuke the silty el el the of Whig ...

... the some sort of rinser% seat At plums is • field Ma wit whine a be bed hoes made, • @Miler ea seeks of the by the t• Mr. (Whig. Th e woo tads MIA, the whet the wiemed, Ohm bear where they hod bees the With the primmers sad with bard labour. M inx Tin ...

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... semblance of truth (cheers). As to the Ilu esties the ballot, it was plain that the Tories did Dot want the ballot, some of the Whigs did not want it ; but the people did want it, and they would get it (loud cheers). He cared not what name they called it by—let ...

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... ion. eashedwith their Reform weal on to lay bands on the English Church, that Church which bad for centuries withstood the Whig.. They made their attack cm the weakest point, the Irish Church, and suppremed twee of its bishopric*. This might seem to be ...

... horse - . Mr. H. Z. Harmer, a Yw solicitor at Yarmouth, said, At the last deeds I asked one man for his vote. He said, • Whig is gime r I asked him what he sent t He said, 'Yea know well enough ; is it an inch and • half or two inches I was perfectly ...