... Esqs. William landlord the Free Trads beerhouse, Lowestoft, applied have the sign of his house altered to Kimberley, the Dirty Whig.” The Bench declined to accotie to the application. Mr Ferrier, of Yarmouth. on behalf of Henry Bristow, applied for spirit ...

... Ttiggs, landlord of the Free Trade beerhouse, Lowestoft, applied to have the sign of his house altered to Kimberley, the Dirty Whig.’* The Bench declined to accede to the application. Mr. Ferrier, of Tarmouth, on behalf of Henry Bristow, applied for n. spirit ...

... and practice—it must be stamped with the mark of Whig approval. Robert Owen and other such impracticable and uuinfluential visionaries might have talked about education for ever and ever. But the Whigs took it up, and in a moment the thing was done. It ...

... and practice—it must be stamped with the mark of Whig approval. Robert Owen and other such impracticable and uninfluential visionaries might have talked about education for ever and ever. But the Whigs took it up, and in a moment the thing was done. It ...

... and practice—it must be stamped with the mark of Whig approval. Robert Owen and other such impracticable and uninfluential visionaries might bare talked about edneation for ever and ever. But the Whigs took it np; and in moment the thing was done. It ...

... par.oent of expenses 8/6. - George Whittlesey and Emery. of March, laborers, were charged by Mr. Soperinten tent Lees with Whig drank on the Station road, at Ma cii, on Bauday the Bth inst. Fined 2/6 :end cats 9;6 e ec:i, or 14 days' imprisoument iu default ...

... 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 ...

... position and prospects of that long- suffering creature, the agricultural labourer, who until recently was so utterly helpless: Whigs of the antique pattern ominously shake their heads when talking about Mr. BRAND’s proposals, which, in their view, have a dan- ...

... possession. It is now rumoured that If the territorial magnates should determine on bringing forward soma member one the groat Whig families, will opposed by Mr. John Shiresa Will, a native of Brechin, and a member of the English Common Law Bar Mr. Will’a ...

... WEEK. (From Ow Gerdener's Magaritse.) ;Al weekly P.urnal, conteJning mach msuommtimi e..e aed gartimmenj caws. to &Mal sat Whig nippi/oa ground well Ceara planted ekes will now be setting sreerask draw sass Is parable every other one, sad Oaths boo arm ...

... existing methdd of voting is not absolutely secret. Owing to the pertinacity of the Tories, who were aided by a clique of the old Whigs, clauses were inserted providing that the registered number of each voter shall be written by the presiding officer on his ...

... secular educationist, the enemy of tbe‘ Game Laws, Heisa very tame lion at the present hour. Mr. Stansfeld in the Cabinet isa Whig of a delicately pale shade. During last session he seemed eager even to vote against his old opinions. Other Members of the ...