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INCOME TAX

... to the circumstances under which this latter became free trader. At the moment when, 1841, he entered office, succeeding a Whig Ministry, proposition was brought forward for the reduction, one half, the duty on cereals. Under those conditions, Sir Robert ...

DOMESTIC SERVANTS WAHTINQ PLACES,

... TOW SYSTEM—viz., Half-Circular V Breaker Card, ditto Finisher Card, with rotary drawing and roving frames.—Apply 8., Northern Whig Office, Belfast. WANTED, WEIGHING MACHINE.—Any person having machine dispose of, capable of weighing from three four tons, ...

EXTRAORDINARY DEMONSTRATION IN IRELAND

... The rev. gentleman declared b's preference for Conservative statesmen, observing that they could expect nothing from the Whigs, but that the Conservatives approached more nearly to the Catholic Church, the most Conservative in Europe.—Mr COG seconded ...

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS,

... contract business here. At Riga, £43 10s. for usual FPK, and at for D. f.o.b. in spring are now the prices asked, Northern Whig, MINING INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, MONDAY. Market very quiet. West receded. Carn Bret. 52.$ 55; Cook ...

THE YORKSHIRE POST AND L

... —especially, think, of Whig management—that seems to me to demand loudly some alteration ; I mean that which we all know as putting round men into square places— (laughter)—a matter which oue of their own most influential Whig journals epigrammatically ...

FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT

... Council on Saturday last, and what was done vr?i revealed on Monday night iv the House of Commons. Sir George Grey, an old Whig official, who is a candid friend of the Government, and who though ostensibly laid on the shelf, comes in generally to cut ...

Published: Saturday 17 June 1871
Newspaper: Leeds Times
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1156 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

OF A* BABQOK. Tha buqu W«p bM boo ■■*»«« Jof Rock. , 81* BODMICK MOBCHMOJI remains in condtt'on, bat luring

... furnishes the Birmingham Post with the following items .-—While writing, I told that it is the settled p«>)icy of Gladstone's Whig friends disruet Messrs Steasfeld and Baxter, and get them resign. It hoped that persistently neglecting the oae, and snubbing ...

MAIL AND SHIP NEWS

... entering fresh transactions. Dundee to* mesa very brisk, and higher prices lor flax are con&i ently | expected there. Northern Whig. NEW METAL POCKET VESTA BAX WITH PATES© ' SPRING Coyxi.—Bryanl A May hay recently introduced a very : foi Pocket Vesta Box ...

FEBRUARY 1

... fearlessly. Exertions thus used cannot but be crowned with success, and so brilliant a success the defeat of the official and Whig nominee is a prize worth contending for. ...

THE BALLOT BILL IN COMMITTEE

... employers, and when they can exercise their right without pecuniary loss. The amendment was rejected by a large majority, Whigs and Tories ln this Instance marching into the same lobby. The hours of voting will therefore be the same as now. The only ...

Published: Saturday 15 July 1871
Newspaper: Leeds Times
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1313 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

MONDAY, JULY 3, 1871 SUMMARY OF THE NEWS. DOMESTIC. Two more railway accidents occurred on Saturday. One ..

... the. Land Bill gave no sufficient protection to the tenants. One speaker said much preferred Conservative* statesmen to the Whigs. Mr Martin, M.P., made strong speech in favour of home rule, and Mr Smyth, M.P., suggested that 20,(XX) persons should assemble ...

THE FRENCH ELECTIONS

... Macon, and the Army of the East compelled to enter Swiss territory, with the exception of the 34th Corps, forming the left whig, which succeeded escaping the pursuit of the enemy. (Lombard Telcfjramt.) VIOLATION OF SWISS NEUTRALITY BY ...