... wor b{ gas and electricity. The Old Palace of Henry the Bth and Cardinal Wolsey, 17, Fleet.street, opposite Cluc_vz-l:n_o. Whig lnki{!. and Hair Dyeing. [62 SHOPS. SHOPS. SHOPS. DO YOU WANT TO BUY SHOP FIXTURES or | FITTINGS of any kind ! 1f so, go to ...

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... the caliterahip of the borer TavrapA and has joined the editorial staff of the London evening newspaper, the old Ministerial Whig organ, but which will in future advocate Conservative principles. Among the presentations which Mr. Masey has received from ...

... this polities. Mr. Brand is tired of his pint; not, however, from long or over work, but simply because be like many other Whigs of hen position and character, transfer to tiladstone, Bright. and Stuart Mill. tile nllegisnee he so loyally ten heed di Lord ...

... were asserted to be, but Mr. Thomas or Morgan retired in favour of Lord A. Churchill, who thus combining both the Radical and Whig forces, might be reckoned to be sure of election. But, alas, for all Liberal calculations, the same borough of Brecon which ...

... moment with docent-miry evidewe to prove the same, but be would call 11r. Donor. The latter proved that Mr. Harcourt bad let the Whig to Mr. Stephen., of Abingdon,. for xereral year., but now Mr. Harcourt bad taken it into hi. own hands The bench were of opinion ...

... Not dad any fault with the habit of insoidni; he thought that for a =edemas to walk kie a parka Wire a lady and gentleman wen Whig, with his hat on and a cigar in his hand was With regal' to the as to the whist einspklnant, he thought that could he sadly ...

... Ever since the disruption of his party by Sir Robert Pjsbl the country, with two brief exceptional periods, has bjen under Whig domination, so much so indeed that the Rcssells, and the Greys, and others of that ilk, recruited now and again the new blood ...

... not really intended to be. Mr. Brand ed « tired of his post; not, however, from °rk, but simply because he cannot, like y Whigs of his position and charaoter, ti-ans- triumvirate of Gladstone, Bright, lord p ' the allegiance he so loyally tendered to ...

... Baltic ports and New York. .. A Belfast Journal denies the correctness of the statement, originally made in the Northern Whig, that the proposition to entertain Mr, Gladstone a public banquet in that town h^sbeen adopted. It was, “merely under consideration ...

... g, and that last, thoroughly roused, she I,ai prove that she was not a more nomination borough under the dictation of the Whigs. this point, however, uei. no more. Facts speak for themselves, and are too »ell : known to your readers to require any comment ...