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... which this century has seen. Another ' Old Whig,' writing to the Times of yesterday from Brook's, objects to some communications from that famous head-quarter of Whiggery being taken as true expositions of Whig doctrines, and goes on to show that unless ...
... WANTED, COARMS TOW Half-Circular Breaker Card, ditto Finisher Card, with rotary drawing and roving frames.—Apply to S., Northern Whig Office, Belfast. ...
... Henry Bulwer to the peerage his taken the Tan,worth electors surprise. It is understood that Mr. John Petl, who is a well-known Whig of the old school, and who was defeated by Sir Henry at the last lection, will again come forward, but yet the opposite party ...
... than they seem to lie legible at Brookes', and he administers to A Whig a very proper rebuke. It action. Independent writes, and not words and idle complaints that want. Whigs have for the last two years been talking at their clubs, among their ...
... COMMIT*!* TftINKSO. Mr BONHAM CARTBR obtained the appointment of c printing executed order Hon** BILLS. *' 0. obtained leave whig bill to and amend the relating to merchant khippintr and navigation. Si* W. LAW3ON obtained bring ia bill to enable owner© ...
... existing Leeds dge, and the construction a Temporary Wood Bridge across the river Aire. General and detailed drawings, alio whig the works proposed be executed, may.be seen at the office of the Engineer, £. Dyne dL-el, Esq., C. ..Newport, Hon., and the ...
... Scoti'a intrepid daring, so successful in its results, she has presented with a medal the Royal Huuiauo Society, - Northern Whig, LATEST NEWS. ...
... hands of the Hon. George Lamb, Lord brother, and was constant meeting-place of bis with Lord Holland and other members of the Whig party. Sir Charles Barry became a frequent guest there, and, seeing the walls were beginning to show signs of decrepitude, ...
... occasion, at one of her small and most agreeable dinners in Park Street, the company (most them, except the hostess, being Whigs) were discussing, in rather a querulous strain, the desperate prospects of their party. Yes, said Sydney Smith, we are in ...
... 16 of them being killed. Two or three men were also sufferers by the accident, but none of them were fatally hurt. Northern Whig. ...
... so often appears. Both these divines belong the Broad Cbnrch school, but probably Dean Alford was more of Radical than the Whig courtier of Westminster. ...
... were the four* beantiful daughters of the Duke of Marlborough, Ladv Godolphin, Lady Sunderland, generally called the I ittlc Whig, the pride of that party, Lady Bridgewater and Muiitheimer; Swifts friends, Mrs Lone 'ami-Mrs Barttm, the niece Sir Isaac ...