AN ORANGE FESTIVAL
... longer. A band played through the streets of the town several non-party airs, and Catholics, as the report in the Needier% Whig states, joined in the proceedings. ...
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THE CiIRMARTHEN WEEKLY REPORTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, Mt
... REPORTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, Mt TO THE ELECTORS PARISH OP' BE LET. a Four-roomed HOUSE Outbuildings. Oardea, tailed Ty Newydd, Whigs tram overlooking the Town of Corniartinna. Atilr to llr. J. Howell Thaw, AlletiMill sad LM APE. 9D, Qsay -.tee* ...
dew AVERTON AND COS Enlarged Guide, coutainizg over 309 of Ilowebold m-nituro, Correia, Disc.-lies, An., wtth ..
... for £133 124 Bth and Si, A' sr BILLIARDS! BAGATELLE II poLuNs & HULBEAT - are lb. ally BILLIARD and IiaGATSLLIi TABLE in the Whig of ENGLAND or SOUTH WALES, who midge their attention exeluiiivelv to the manufacture of their articles. $2, bitt.GRUILE-EllibliT ...
'• %With ON LOCAL MAITEIN
... ennetitatieralisle look to itthis venerable institution be era It the Church should he is I.S. the of those eonfounded and g Whigs! If aeronaut with the peaty' all things. pray let us stated by this a hich has good service to the for ages Last. and will ...
THE SORE &TABOR
... those unclamical appellations. Since &woe has in of his letters shown a good deal of anxiety to assure us that he is a Whig, I will not be so uncourteous as to say he is not, or even to hint that I doubt it, but I think you will agree with me when ...
WHYDJI DO YOU D 1241
... 1 H.- T AND CAP 3J. 13 t* K. -1 CALIHII. TAISI4O4IIJ) 12,471. I. W. los in pneeniwio• ALLIS UWE'S PATENT CJAItikt2AATAELL, Whig the suet eis• de Nook Onsaary peresilly Is. r 11I•D 1.011.1.1‘ AM) 11;ISM. -- 11 , BE 'YIELD DOILE t is the Malt eenuAniasi ...
TILE BRIBERS AND Tim alum)
... mutual asiteemions, by which prosecutions of the worst cases were abandoned, A Tory briber in lime: would he paired against ■ Whig nsals•lscwr in Yorkshire. 'Them convenit will now cots«•. For Use Stature. a petitittn, once frescottd,.:annot be withdrawn ...
MR. GIFFARD'S DRILL-HALL SPEECH
... calumniated Mr GIFFARD. When, however, • gentleman comes forward for the represectation of a place under the auspices of the ',Whig agents of the chief man in the place, there are at least some grounds for soppoeing that tho chief man had something to do ...
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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 ...
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 ...
PROFESSOR SELWYN AND THE ENSUING ELECTION
... against King James, for civil and religious freedom; remember the example of our forefathers, bishops, and barons, and good old Whigs, who always looked to ancient clang to the fundamental principles, held fast ancient charters, and so built up our Constitution ...
LONDON LETTER
... beheaded in the time of Charles I. The Byngs are old Whigs and great aristocrats. Mr. Labouchere, who is fighting Middlesex on the same side, is the nephew of the Mr. Labouchere who was a member of several Whig min* istries, and a partner in the house of Baring ...