STONEHAVEN, THURSDAY. December 16, 1869
... STONEHAVEN, THURSDAY. December 16, 1869 Shortly will be Published. The Whig’s Vault DUNNOTTAR CASTLE. a for Cijrtotma* OTtme “AUNTY KIRSTY.” John Taylor, 3 Market Square, Stouehaven. ...
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PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX
... o’clock each day. JAMES YOUNG, Collector. Inland Revenue Office, Forfar, 10 th, December, 1869. Now Ready; PRICE TWOPENCE. The Whig’s Vault DUNNOTTAE CASTLE. Sitorn for 3Tt nf “AUNTY KIRSTY.” John Taylor, 3 Market Square, Stonehaven. David Torry, LICENSED ...
IRELAND
... occupier; and that all existing tenure* should continue unimpeachable for two yean after the passing of a Land Act.”—AoKta'it Whig. ...
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... lay your dieputes all moil., What for folk to chide. For them, Let Whig and Tory all agree. Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory all agree To drop Otero Whig-wig-comma Let Whig and Tort all agree ' l ' o ...
Athenaeum Club and Debating Society
... CIGAR CASES, FUSEE and VESUVIAN CASES. MOUTH PIECES, TOBACCO POUCHES and BOXES, &c., &c. Heady oh Saturday PßlCE TWOPENCE. The Whig’S Vault dunnottar castle. Hftorj) for ® ...
the vista of future years, they see a p er f ec t p an, dice, with tempting pleasures scattered
... had given every man in the Three Kingdoms, occupying a house and paying rates., a vote for a Member of the Legislative. The Whigs and Liberals had been talking for years about 25 and £6 franchises—half-and-half measures, like Earl Russell's eight-shilling ...
and the corning one is to be devoted to the improvement of land tenure, the present condition of which is
... over his opponent, Mr Heron. The exult of the Tipperary election seems to have fallen like a thunderbolt among journalists, Whig and Tory. A constituency of ten thousand' electors to return a Fenian convict, now undergoing punishment, as a Member of Parliament ...
JUST PUBLISHED. PRICE 1/6
... proves that infectious diseases are prevented.—Vide Lancet ...
/itiralorr
... having received some civilities from inhabitants, resolved give party in return; and, in spite of the remon■trauccs of some Whig friends, resolved include in Invitation Bishop Dunbar. The worthy Bishop tried to excuse himself, na the ground of and infirmities ...
THE SPALDING CLUB
... St leven in this; but, as a, nae, it is purely an ncademic cI e question ; and in the University Council not a few e stout Whigs give their sympathies aced best wishes to ~-Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, as representing the PI A national character of the ...
General Esstelligenct
... possesses beyond doubt the largest immediate connection in both Houses of Parliament, not merely on his own side, but among the Whigs. He held for many years the post of Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert, and is personally very acceptable at Court. His bearing ...
OUR RELATIONS WITH AMERICA
... this nature. Thirty years ago, a propr*ai. haring for its object only a very slight advance in thin direction, shattered the Whig party, and introduced a weakness which continued for years. Five years ago, indeed, proposal of the nature submitted and accepted ...