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wiLls AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE biADADAItD, SATURDAY, JANLAitY 1, 1870. OUR ALMANACK

... thrown up his appointment in Mr. Oladstone's administration on account of the Irish policy of the government. An old traditional Whig leaving the camp at this moment is a sign that others may possibly follow. '—Belfast News Letter. The obituary of the week ...

IRELAND

... clerical and lay feud would have been established in many districts which it would have taken along time to heal again. The Whig says that— The most gratifying feature of the proceedings was the conduct of the poorer country clergy. So far from being ...

IRELAND,

... not, be It is too good a chancefor the feudal land-03 let slip, and their representatives in the House of Commons, Tory or Whig, will be only too eager to help it through. Already we can hear their cry of Agreed, agreed, and Pass, pass. Already they ...

PROSPICTIVZ

... Cireua. GEMS FROM JUDY. WEST COUNTRY FARNRE.—(Not by Tennyson). Air— Young Mao Pout the Let them as likes 'em praise the Whigs, This here opinion's mine : In deeds they be amazin' small, In words uncommon vine. I likes they best their work as does, Wie'out ...

NEW PATENT

... NEW PATENT ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS The material of which these are made recommended by this faculty aa Whig peculiarly slastk and compressible, and the bees blvestion for giving efficient and permanent rapport in all sup of weakness and swelling ...

THE MAY MAGAZINES

... since I am info. d .that legtslation of this kind is the natural result of competilloo, and that the only way In which the Whigs can outbid the Tories is by a little spurious admixture of something unwholesome If competition by adulteration could have ...

MR. PBTRIL TATLOR`S BILL

... enlightened upon). I thought it was only agricultural politics. The President : We do not wish our chamber to be either Tory or Whig—that is what you mean, Mr. Ilea : It is simply political subjects which Chambers of Commerce discuss. They see a question coming ...

MISCELLANEOUS WAR ITEMS

... Brined Might its hand to hold And Magnaoimit• to spare Bidding the sirtors think of those That suffer• having done no wrung, And Whig this blooothed to close, Nor brass Heav'u and see Eorth too long. Is Retribution all a myth ? elvilisetton but a name? Was ...

The Chairman next proposed the health of Mr. A. Wright, whom he said although not connected with trade held an

... farmers are closely connected. He should also be for going a little farther, and no matter whether the Member of Parliament was Whig or Tory, let him be invited to come amongst and let him rub his shoulder against ours (hear, hear). He should like to see the ...

DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA

... Senior asetelaiit Semen to Guy's Hospital; W. Coulson, Esq., Surgeon to the Hospital; T, Wizard Curling, Esq.. Y.K.R•.Rorweces WHIG London Ho.piras: W,J. Fisher. Esq.. Surgeon-in-Chief to the Illearopolitsn PoMa ta Force; Aston Key, Esq., Bergson to Prime ...

of which tacitly implies that all the rest of us wish to be always quarrelling and spending money—have been ..

... point in order that the Chancellor of the Exchequer might have a good tale to tell at Easter, and lead all men to bless the Whigs for this good management. So that we are not about to pay our Sixpenny Income Tax solely because we have thought it prudent ...

MR. °DOER'S UTOPIA

... one of the very few perfect things in the world, since it was founded by kirmell. He was tired of the word Retormatiou. The Whigs were bad es the Tories, and the Radicals as incapable as either, and now be. Odger, bad arisen in his might and was now going ...