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... assistance he had received from his subordinate officers, on whose ability and attention he bestowed high praise. The Northern Whig states that at meeting of the County Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast, a few days ago, a fierce dispute raged between the two ...
... independence he has shown in reviving the order of coadjutor bishop, notwithstanding the pressure put upon him by the old Whigs and Church haters in the Cabinet. A fatal collision occurred on Friday night on the Caledonian Railway, end, as usual, it ...
... precedents such as that which we have noticed may become very embarrassing to this country, and in a manner that the nonchalant Whig nobleman at the head of the Colonial Office and bis colleagues never ■ imagined. and bye, if President Grant receives I memorials ...
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... the effect that the large screw steamer Leith, rising sun (laughter). saw an account the paper go*el loaf, and were afraid of Whig bishop*. Is it whjch J .( i^, some time ago for Bombav. via the th- 'lav testimonial and address presented the , n then, that ...
... became a morning paper, and thus added another to the matin press representatives of Conservatism ; the Globe, previously a Whig organ, virtually takifig its place as that of the Constitutional party, in . the evening. The Standard has made immense way ...
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... Liberals are in the field —Sir Sydney Waterlow, who has the support of the trading ami mercantile interest; Sir Francis Lycett, a Whig baronet •f considerable influence ; and Mr. Odger, the working man’s candidate. These three are confronted by Colonel Beresford ...
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... grieves him most all Is the fact that Mr. Odger is supported the Conservatives. “I have more belief the Tories than the old Whigs, says Mr. Odger, which translated means (remarks bis critic), will scorn no alliance which shall help to power.” Here (ailds ...