... WHIG CIITJRCII. Mr. the apt i tho ease of Jenkins V. Co* stearlsil the UJurniso at Church, MY% IS assalag, awl received tits Seers. mot al Mad sf Ns ours* tin Mr Stows. TM ravel is at Torquay. TM mad slaked= of Holy ths.wo. was not bad at *raft mamas ...

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... EDWARD KIND'S CAIBINICT AND WORKS, 88 AND 84, COWGATE, PETERBOROUGH. ESTABLISHED NS. E K. Whig • iszab d. lr ith to pareatee w tte r t by ci bear isea. alb aay other Hoene Is the Trade. ARTISTIC FURNITURE, from Oritimal Naive, of gnat beauty sad solid ...

... the combined influence of Whig landlords and Ultra-Radicals was a great triumph for the cause of political independence, and is a hopeful sign for the future. Mr. Laing is an old Whig, what may be called a Constitutional Whig, and if at the recent election ...

... assigned in its favour was, that, while it would be low enough to throw political power almost entirely into the hand.' of the Whigs, it would be high enough to keep out the Radicals who then, as now, were regarded as the Residuum by the John Brighta and ...

... for eleassing beastifyiog the Hair Dembilf, roily eMosalatiag properties it pesoliarly as it sot only proveate the Hair from Whig off, but fregasedly usdecos a growth, materially stomithros mod thickens it.—Mlee la each. ONLY BY H. W. LOAL, AND PETERBOROUGH ...

... - I. Lissom for Doelmo bis primed . It rallimeeirta7, SYMMS. is betutit.. re ll gthrot by 111 itempe. Lime& T (MEYER'S SUM= Whig Elt, LA Poppies Filipinas% issiore. is Skw diya i ps r W y ltabrA is e mai Wassiable ta. it ma. si ammista, lad LTV', Tiashma ...

... h. .e, for instance, read the article id ~8 - outh 0:1 Mr. will tern grerdel, to r .tidy of Lord by A Tory' rod A Whig. TM labs, of these two w owl ful men Ii on awl raas on atroogi) • . similar MOWN, that altheagh—like the asyrn,•:•• in of ...

... feels certain amount o f respect, and even admiration, for this family. It matters . uothnig that it is a great Whig hones. In past times the Whig houses have done good to the popular cause, but nowadays the secession ef such magnates as the Duke of Sather ...

... be the Afesenees, for the moose of I. 'g the Ordinary of the Osugesy. Books be Cigna hen Witailer, 'the ilk be May, the ed Whigs beehrive. Dated 1.1 day of degeet,_lB77. Dr of the Beard of Directors, JNO. GRAVES, fiftretery. Moe, 4, Prieetgate, Peterborough ...

... GH, MON DAY, 26Tu, GREAT COMPANY' ENGAGED, including CLOWNS, NIGGERS, ACROBATS, DANCERS, BALLET TROUPE, ROPE WIRE WALKERS, WHIG SINGERS, FIREWORKS, BALLOONS, BRA.SS STRING BANDS, Iv. Ticketebeforethe day 6d., may he had of Mr. Tberney ; Mr. Wiin - weLL ...

... been to avoid a policy which was likely to lead to such an undesirable That, howevir, which every other Government, whether Whig er Tory, he' taken care to avoid, Mr. Gladstone and . kis to hove goes out of ...