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... Summer can begin. The great watering-places of E seldom crowded before August; it is ne tober that the Brighton season can be Whig, at its height. While London isatthefulle “PRO REQGE PATRIA SEMPER.” before either the people of fashion or th = commerce have ...
... 7 Monday, 7th Jane, es See — — = n Whig 1896 TLATER RAILWAY. —_— SECU- TRI PTO BANBRID » Solici N SATURDAY, JUNE, 18 age EXC Tickets will be i 1563 dermentioned Stations by the Traine leaving .DS aS 3-45 p.m. and 6-45 p.m., at the following fa » Young ...
... = if rg yt, 27 TT uM “—- [ERN WHIG, BE ———_______ IN TO (of Relford), and Mr. T. Macrory bs spoken, A depatation from tho Central Protestant rom Ire- | tion for Ireland was then introduced by Lo louse to | Butter, when ot Peers | Sir Epwakn on behalf ...
... it has not been frozen out, as is so often the case in our climate; consequently it stands well upon the ground. —Knoxville Whig. Golhsmiths’ Work - .— The progress of fine art manufacture in this branch of trade is strikingly exemplified in a little work ...
... has a voice and visage comy service, as those present in the theatre mmanded, and ory appeared found to their creat Hie del WHIG, ee HEATRE | that atthe close of the second act te wh already referred, atd in which Mudile | rtauity of | | Messrs, Hairy ...
... to the Pul the WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, whe ward a copy of that paper every Friday ev one year, for the sum of EionT SminLines and the amount of —. mw fam Vinita © WEEKLY NORTHE WSHIG is each Saturday The WEEKLY NO RTHERN WHIG | sent in large numbers to all ...
... his possession, but this did not materially increase his income. Sir B. Clifton successfully contested Nottingham against the Whig party, who adopted Lord Lincoln (the present Duke of Newcastle) as their candidate; and again in 1865, but was unseated for ...
... the County of Norfolk-the Hon. Frederick Walpole, and Sir Edmund Lacon, Bart. -has ended in the sigual discomfiture of the Whigs. The petition was put on by certain well-known families of terri- torial influence, who determined, if possible, to frighten ...
... appointments, considering the existing proportions of the population, would not have be very strange, or very unjust. But when the Whig wspaper, which supports the present Government, gave its account the matter, learned that not two. but four appointments had ...
... over a denomiuatio 3 not tion, approve of the Bill eo far asit apy of Peer jon. stem, and petition Parliamet secure the ERN WHIG, BEI ry he Pres- | nominational standing should be s sine aras he rt the Free Church gave to the Bi . Bucmaxay highly approved ...