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... BEVERLEY & MARKET WHIG ETON BRANCH From Pocklington to Hull Statiohs. 1801*21 a.m. a.m. a.m. pm. pm Pooklington 74410 85 .. 4 10 .. Durnby 76110 42 b 417 766 .. Shipton 767 10 48 .. 424, .. Mkt. Weighton 10 69 12 481 9 .« Kipling Cotea 814 11 9 19 819 ...
... REPUBLICANISM IN ENGLAND. (From the Richmoud Whig.) The English demagoguc» have taken the stump against monarchy. A Sir Charles Dilke takes the lead. The staple of his argument is ** the expenses of Royalty ~ which he illustrates by enumerating the names ...
... support the same principles hitherto, and th e difference between them was that the Whigs were not anxious to go quite so fast. That alliance was obviously a useful and not a noxious alliance, because all parties needed some degree of ballast, and if ...
... ' IN) nL t4OLD or LIST, a detached L FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, plesasat/y eitualsed it the Whigs of Scorton, near Richmond, containing Entrance Hall, Dining, Drawing, and Break. fast Rooms, Kitchens, Lanier', Cellars, Seven Rodmom; era every convenience ...
... ITPI LACK Cloth and Crape Jackets, FAMILY JLJP Shawls, Millinery, Straw Hata, a n d YOU/WHIG. Bonnets, Gloves, Ties, and every other requisite for Family Mourning. ILDWIN DAVIS k COMFY., Hum. ...
... preferring Whig marionettes of approved pattern. How far does this Cabinet represent the great Liberal majority? The cards hare recently been shuffled, bnt every charge of the political kaleidoscope brings back the ell Whig combinations. old Whig Bent to ...
... rubbed the Whig leaders with the oil of praise until they shone again, only to drench them with the vinegar of theirdiacontent, now that they have discovered what they ought to have known from the beginning, that they were only oiled Whigs after all. ...
... adopted. Mr. ODGER, in the course of his remarks on the present system of government in England, said that he looked upon Whigs as prigs and Tories as fogies, and if the two parties would pair off, and leave the political arena to others, they (the R ...
... £45,893,369—than any Whig or Radical, or financier of any other mame amongst the “ Liberal party.” Bat even with thisincome I paid £1,270,050 of the National Debt, leaving it at the follow- ing amount—£829,109,978. After this the Whigs had the management ...
... place the Whigs in ? Let there come up at any moment wave of political opinion, and where would the alliance be Testing questions might arise on which the Whigs, Whigs, must take their stand, and not forego their principles, and where would the Whigs bc Not ...
... pointed out that, prior to 1832, there were but two great parties in the country, the Whigs and Tories. In order to carry the Reform BUI of that year, the Whigs, he said, coalesced with the middle classes, namely, the shopkeepers, by which they got ...
... 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 ...