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... locality (the m war of hood of the Linen Hall preferred), for a young Rent not to exceed 9s week. as Address “ No. 1000, Northern Whig Office.’ | ANTED, ...
... took him to be. Tbe Tories have outbidden the Whig’s. As to whether ths Tories ought, or ought not, have poached on the manors of their opponents, nothing here to say. All we know is that the question the Whigs failed to settle has been taken up by the Tories ...
... bedrooms, &c., &c Day, is accommodation for a Gentleman's family, at STLE Garden attached. Rent POLI- Apply M. G, Northern Whig Office.” A 29, 1867 BE LED, TUE & ye at SKIPPER Si KEET, va considerable expen ar: ois 0 Immediate 10 10 ‘Appl at 24, SKIPPER ...
... the prosperity of this country, that he has the confidence of the great bulk of the middle classes and of oar most eminent whig leaders, and yet who by other wise measures for the comfort, the enlighten- ment and the moral progress of the working classes ...
... of their wives and daughters wearing crinoline, a practice to which Miss Lloyd objects. The Reform Bills of IS67. — While Whigs, Tories, and Radicals are vehemently discussing their various theories of Parliamentary Reform, our readers would do well to ...
... liberality to those in poverty nnd distress had been unparal- leled. High and low, rich and poor, Churchmen and Dissenters, Whig, Tory and Radical, all combined together aud united in one common expression of regard and love for one who had laboured among ...
... delirium tie nuns, will recover. May 1, 1807 TO Tin; EDITOR THE NORWICH MERCU RY. ,r - —The writer of tho letter signed “A Whig,” which your impression of Saturday last, says, Mr. t/.i/.u liinl«xl at ** Now Candidates,” capacity of J’--, but that tools ...
... of their pit and gallows after the ’45. But such aristocratic predilections, and the traditional distinctions even of great Whig famiUes, must yield to the convenience of the community. The people of Greenock, Bute, and Arran, who are most nearly concerned ...
... to induce him to return to his post, and to again take the initiative against the Govern- ment measure. Some of the older Whigs incline to the believe that the difficulty might be got over by puttingup Sir George Grey as successor to Mr Glad- stone; but ...
... unworthy of the sup- carried i port of the country.” the pillar resolution was as follows :— of the ast * That the by eermon o the Whig party of a £5 uate to meet ust demands Daring t of the 3 and es little to settle hearers ¢ question as the proposed Govern- ...
... Conservatives and Whigs should agree to differ on party politics, we should pledge ourselves to unite, sin- cerely, firmly, and determinedly, where a common good is to be done; and that we should observe that com- pact whether it be Whig or Tory that sits ...
... the first time, that in the huntiug-field the disturbing influence. of political life, happily, find no place. An essentially Whig or Conservative pair of brown tops it has never been our misfortune to meet, and we hope we may never have to Ct. such a discovery ...