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... £lOO. 100 Sets of Dining Tables from 60s. to £5O. 500 Easy Chair and 100 Couches and Ottomans to select from ; in additio~ to whi‘:g there are Suites of Dining-room Enmitun in Pollard Oak, Plain Oak, Walout, and Ithomy. from 15 13s. per Suite; also 36 entire ...
... £lOO. 100 Sets of Dining Tables from 60s, to £5O, 500 Easy Chair and 100 Couches and Ottomans to select from ; in atditio~ to whi:g there are Suites of Dining-room fnrnitan in Pollard Oak, Plain Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany, fron. 150 15s. per Suite; aleo 36 ...
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... Gag-ma-Gog, near Cambridge, on the inst., at the age of 70. The deceased succeeded bis father in 1850, who was in politics a Whig, and represented the County of Cambridge some years; but, unlike his father, took no interest in.pnblic affairs, and was almost ...
... learn for the first time from the new number of the Edinburgh Review that Prince Albert was a contributor to the of the great Whig blue and buff organ. The Frinoe viewed with indignation the seizare of Cracow by the three Northern Powers in 1846, and pr ...
... s to the extent of ten seats, or twenty votes. The Opposition now numbers about 290, while the Ministerialists, including Whigs, Radicals, Roman Catholics, Dissenters, and Presbyterians are 360, a nominal majority of 70. The seat at Wexford is the only ...
... counties, for deficiency the boroughs. In 1832 the represent*- apon basis, and was great extent compromise between the great Whig and Tory families. The Act of 1867 perpetuated an unsatisfcS3[s! n,^r *** hon - for Berkshire (Mr. Walter) was quite justified ...
... the prescience of Mr. Disraeli, and which has not yet fulfilled the expectations of the prophets of evil. In this matter the Whigs were completely “dished.” the speech delivered in the Free trade Hall, the Telegraph says, it is like the speaker, wonderful; ...
... for instance, that Conservatives like Lord Salisbury were in the blightest degree more favourable to the measure than old Whigs like Earl Grey; and the reason the noble marquis assigned why the Bill should be allowed to pass—that the country had not spoken ...
... 16 St. Margaret's Greet, Ipswich. - Courpany's Special Notice to Ernigranta We advise Passengers to obtain UAW@ OW 440111 Whig •• • • Street. ...
... s may have had some effect in determining this coalition of opposite parties, it is not tho first time the older school of Whig politicians have shown that their sympathies leant more to the Conservative side than to that of the advanced Liberals. Why ...
... coals and meat, say I, And a chance of a dip in the sea. ORANGE AND CATHOLIC RIOTS. ORDER RESTORED IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig of Saturday says : Belfast was perfectly 'iuiet yesterday; there was nothing in the shape of rioting, very little outward ...