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... public otficials—rate-collectors and assistant-overseers. These officials are in the Whig irterest, nd constitute no inconsiderabie part of the strength of the Whigs in the lists. Now, it is the clear duty of Conservatives in the Town Council and at the ...
... ¢ shinen. Ac mm. Jahoure rs. ‘ wp t» top woth TruLiots gr 14> 2 ae from [tts tu pw iq) * WAT Ho! Phe eltorts of the local Whig press have for -o long a time seen vituperating tic house of Lowther, that the public bave almest there is any other pvreat ...
... apprehension the new iron works at Maryport turn out tons ot week d iron every “Ts this your fidelity + we aye to ack the Carlisle Whigs after seeing the wretched meet: on Pucsday night. The ing held in the purpose of the gathering was to co idole with the Mr ...
... Evesing seat. Muth GEORGX LEYBoVRNE. with now Snows oven , this week, &SIM Ati.RXTRAORDINARY ENn:RTAIN BUNT on Friday mat. Whig IAIeIVOLL RR SUIT or GEORGE LEYBOTTRINTE. Engagement el WILL and EMMA M•RCRINT, Popular dualists angers and dancers. rird ...
... Rochdale, Feb. 19, 1869, WHIG PEERS AND CHURCH PROPERTY. To the Editor of the Manchester Courter, Sir,—In your leader of to-day you remark that possibly the next be an enquiry into the tenures by which some of ihe great Whig peers hold their estates.” ...
... did meet him no at public dinners political complexion after life he asserted that he had never been Whig Which I can testify to be true. He was was a Whig something more, or in one word Jacobin. He woul i Lpfuse to be present at a dinner given on the return ...
... statesmanlike ability with which they are already familiar. At Bradford the contest between Mr. Thome:4oN, the representative of Whig-Radicalism, and Mr Mt %it, still rages, and both are likely to go to the poll. Perhaps it is necessary (in order to avoid the ...
... RICHMOND-ROW. DeOtlirße, 1846. Miler an AM of Parliament passed In the 18th and 19th years of the of her etheent Majesty, and all Whig Lute relating to kriendly Societies. : Robertson Gladstone. Esq., Jingles of the Peace. F. Shand. Eel of the Peace. Mithard ...
... entered. On the contrary, he was reserved for them a larger share in his administration. The most illustrious lords of the Whig party sit there by the side of simple commoners, and of the great tribane of the people, Mr Bright, who, the other d-y at the ...
... Forward Spleinelm. by S. l 'Antrolol*. VC. i teseat 4 _l W SEWING MACHINES LL E . 'Po work by or Poet; ..• Pegib'ip !pet Wish WHIGS; • 14,11. Holborn =as. 110 i ever sat ' rodstro4. '4. 11101 SW TOMS WZDAL adaktal loth. ressilremonte or to prewist &diem Lt7Wl-71 ...
... maiden of seventy and the King of France, for they ardently desire something to love. The world has fallen away from them. The Whigs don't love them. The Radicals have been moved without effect, for (he advanced Liberals do not love them. For some years they ...
... they remain in ignorance as to what Mr Gladstone's intentions are as to the ultimate appropriation of the Church funds ? The Whig leaders flew into a e when Mr Disraeli twitted them about the victors fighting over their spoil. He may have been too hasty ...