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... 04 elms Whig Sms. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1869. A feeling of alarm is beginning to show itself among the heads of the as to the application of the principle of their& Bill to the Boglish Establishment. That iden was earnestly disavowed at the time, sincerely ...
... 1830 to 1841, lie figured ae a bitter opponent of the Whig Ministry; and the tone of his speeches in the House Lords was often extremely virulent. He was the most vehement opponent of the Reform Bill, Irish Church Reform, National Education, the Eccl ...
... THE WHIG WING OF THE LIBERAL TO THE EDITOR. have just read your report of the Marquis of Hartington's speech at the Cutlers' Feast at Sheffield. His lordship having, in the earlier part of his speech, referred with manifest exultation to the large majority ...
... I N AN T I> WHIG HT, 25a, street, CITY, LONDON*. ...
... A correspondent of the Northern Whig reports a further case of wreckiug at The annual musical festival commenced at Norwich on Monday. The Times yesterday contained an interesting account of Mr. Whitworth’s new mode of producing gun metal by immense pressure ...
... TO PARTIFS VISITING RIEVAULX ABBEY. A N OM\IBUS RUNS betweeu °Whig Station the Black Swan Hotel, Helmsley, Daily. Other oonveyance. may be had to order by applying to T. WRIGHT, Proprietor, Buck Swaa Hotel, Helmsley. ...
... at Trisity Rectory dwelt Um display el 'reworks was merely 'suer! ; and sr.. seeldeot oesorrad the ma*. then it certainly Whigs to p,.t rey ear*, ley hearty gloom ogees that aßtmeiral eigertsiomeet their prorated. Faithfully 1862, I.7gralOßß. ...
... AND MAYS ATENT SAFETY MATCHES co* tips—Box. .Dentist, R. BIMICON Surgeon., ALYJL Le Oensalted 114111 at his Beaidknoe, 15, Whig.. Margate, Hull,lo 4. ILS ( . 7. T 1 loTa t d.egit the the tiot Ow 1:1161 des the dna aba yes We We We : MI OM 41 fast I i ...
... the 2let 4.-./ the Pier awl Olilisaville • BAG, with LI es each sire @debased Pb Margate—T BBILLUICIS 'SWARD be to woes Whig it to Ilgosese, Cliftenlit Meal, I AIR. WILLIAM BRIDGE'S Mum: Lin is OA mow reedy, sad postale@ seedy all the sad Houses is ...
... spirit, a bill which p | iy fa everybody. But how d : ;ist year. '1 1 the I . raises to thi party ill not be = party that the Whig wing of U 0 upon it we shall hear many more like it before the autumn nothinir more nor le apt to tin- V. ry a land hill against ...
... O’Dowd. . vm . Forfeiting Paradlee.—PerMßO.—▲ Ught Partneei i*. quirlofr no c»pltAl.—StodyU* the * Lead’* QeMtloe. A Great Whig JoußßAuar. • CHARUM RBADB’B MOVRIA. (j , , 'J 1 W, Blackwood A eons. Bdlbbergh end^Km. ...
... iu common with the advanced Liberals than auy other of the great Whig magnates; and Lord Clarendon's age would alone be bar to his ever succeeding to the leadership. Of the younger Whig politicians, the Marquis of Hartington would seem to have the most ...