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WANTHIr CLOTHING! CLOTHING:: CLOTHING!!:—MraHmx DAVIS, of 1, Johneye-street. Kensington. London (W.). begs to ..

... grioit f,r every description of LEFT-OFl' CLOTHING. she is to give a very high pries. Ladies privately welted on: or. pored. Whig Post-ofliee °Mir. remitted. Establithe I lu.rj. Terror, rash only.—Mr. Pavia N.H. No coonectios pith shy other hoar the netne ...

Published: Saturday 14 March 1868
Newspaper: Merthyr Express
County: Glamorgan, Wales
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... Irish Church was nothing less than a preliminary move against the Established Church in this country. He believed that the Whig party, to which he was bound by hereditary ties, disclaimed any intention of disturbing the English Church, but the result ...

trim( abbrosto. JOHN SHARP, WINE, SPIRIT, ALE AND PORTER MERCHANT, (Bottom BRISTOL. WINES /N Borna Ports sad ..

... I pin Tilt COATS ars shimming Onion. Ais- Eidne 'ark • to the COAT. from the =w Lurks t TROMPS, swum 00Ar4, In Inmost Mask Whig .skew from CHABLIS & W TA= Stamm, Agro 77, TRY IT LIONARITS TONIC HAIR ►ASH, bait 7.1 for Odour sad growth. PREPARED SOLELY ...

Published: Saturday 30 May 1868
Newspaper: Merthyr Express
County: Glamorgan, Wales
Type: | Words: 274 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

THE CONSERVATIVES AND THE NATIONAL EXPENDITURE

... burdens have been imposellnpon us by the successive Whig administrations. The figures so carefully and laboriously prepared by Captain Belford Pym in refutation of Mr. Gladstone's assertions show, that the Whigs raised trom the Income Tax inreæces,ç of the Derbf ...

REMARK kBLE PIIF.SIIMENON AT

... about the •nd of Noramber Soot email somewhat of a dreamy time, I have in a kiwi of half sleeping halt wearing tailed up two Whigs in my dull brain, Vit., poiestt I wonder, ar, ma you, who are no doubt brightly wide awake, tell me whetter there nosy analogy ...

Published: Saturday 01 August 1868
Newspaper: Merthyr Express
County: Glamorgan, Wales
Type: | Words: 456 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

MR. BERNAL OSBORNE ON POLITICAL AFFAIRS

... privilege. In 1848, when an extension of the suffrage wai looked upon as degradation' by the Tory, and but coldly supported by the Whig party, I spoke and voted in support of a motion for reform, moved by that unswerving friend of the people, Joseph Hume, who ...

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... his wife another elector in the same borough divided his vote between a Whig and a Tory, because the Tory, he thought, was the best man for the town, but having voted for the Whig at the last election he didn't like to pass him over this time. A voter ...

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... whose de. cease Mr. Rothwell was entrusted with the dutv of finishing the numerous works which Sir Thomas had on hand.—Northern Whig. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A respectable man, supposed to be George Turner, was found in the rails of the North Kent Railway ...

A ROMAN CATHOLIC VIE \V~ OF THEnnSH CHURCH QUESTION

... it is a sort of set off to the confiscation of the Irish Church. Can anything be more absurd ? For the sake of getting the Whigs into office the Catholic Church is to be plundered of £30,000 a year without any compensation. If the Roman Catholic brethren ...