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... &Whig o e fla r. r ihraid Mr. said deal with the Board. : It Board's shilikeg. The Hoard declined to anything farther in the matter. Mi Franklin, the architect to the Public Baths vu present. lie recommended the Board to pay the builder the 5 per cent ...
... The Kingston British Whig has received letter from Trinity College, Toronto, asking for a free copy of that paper for the use of the students attending tho college. The Whig says:— We look upon the request as a piece of consummate impudence. Here see ...
... KHvanagh (Conservative) (Conservative) Both candidates were Conservatives ; Mr. Kavau®!? is Churchman; Mr. Ilennessy Romanist. * Whigs must weak in Wexford not start when two Conservatives were in the field Kavunagh was born without either hands or feet, lie ...
... Member for Birmingham cannot go. He has publicly deplored that he ever lent himself to the Whig and Radical cabal in 1859, and if the Bill of the present Government be a better measure (as no doubt it easily may be) than that of Mr. Gladstone of last ...
... speech to Mr. Bright's ; it had told heavily on the Irish Whigs. and had produced an impression in the country which 1 witnessed. If Mr. Bright intended to rally the Liberals so as to bring back the Whigs, it was a grave omission to omit all notice of Mr. Miienna's ...
... (hofti Adolhmkee—the Derby Mercury of (hat day called them, I iblnk, Coasiitutional Whigs. Thus assailed ell sidev, Baessll-Olsdstofia Ministry drivea from Power bat they .greatly mistake think they bate from Ike minds of Englishmen desire for Reform ...
... most unhamlsomely carried by the Whig Government without acknowlegemeut. The plan contained in this pamphlet the author declares to ho greater than either, and is pronounced to practicable after the knowledge and experience previously obtained. The object ...
... Genuine Private Cello: a High-class WHIGS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY AUGUSTUS PORTRAY, At the Hera Inn, Braintree. on Wednesday, 14th November, 18IY3, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, by order of the Proprietor, ASmall PRIVA r CELLAR of Remurkalily Fine ...
... TO TO BE &Zs ILIADT-NONET BUSINESS, eisployig lad en bey. 1110. Soma Whigs*. TO NI 111110 SID Or o WITH 11101111111ATI JOSOMMBIOI. THE old-sOiSEIBbI DINING sod 1. IS, Chstaan, Zoo ; WINK MoisiAit. Tbie old awl boo in by Os Wl* IS ma; Mirk set Is le bs ...
... COWLING'S DIP DANDLES.—The above are now Whig with Bice and White Wioks To had Mr. WALLER, Blowoin street, Mr Booths= Bar. Messrs. Ooh and Bows, sad moue the Chemists in the City. Candle Works, Yore, Pm Mr. D. Cowlin,g A Certificate for the sterling ...
... *Whigs Leicester Litersr/ and Philo'loPhical 'WAY. TN Ms edvertiesemet lemma th• LECTURERS for AN mein asesien, DL fa ncy ad o( dm Ma to indeed of fonnuly ad Manrimer. • Leicester Infirmary. NOTICE IS HERIsbY GIVEN, r •Special Gown) Meeting of. the !lice* ...
... Hennessy (Conserrative) 1881 Both candidates were ConserratiTes ; Mr. Kavanagh Churchman; Mr. Hennessy is a Romanist. The Whigs must be weak in Wexford not to start a man when two Conservatives were in the field. Mr. Kavanagh was born without either hands ...