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... we suspected on Saturday, the last great decisive battle; beforo Plevna, which the Russians were again nearly annihilated, whighappened on Tuesday lust, was not then fought. It is now anted by a .■.i.itantinopli correspondent tliat the desj.n •ch the ...
... f entire penham, yet he was glad when sulution came, and be never sou; “The sutfrayes of his constituents a and Whilst the Whigs and the Toric ce, the battling over such subjects as Reform Corn Laws, he was working out the pr porary waking the sun himself ...
... represented r, the count~y of Wexford f corn 1835 to 1847, died- iiyestea day morin in Dublin at the age of 75. a Deceased was a Whig in polities, and was the o-wner off'i ,.hxedast, dzstllery, iu Ireland. ...
... Bart., who repre-ented the county of Wexford from to 1847, died yesterday morning in Dublin at the age of 78. Deceased was a Whig in politics, and was the owner of the largest distillery in Ireland. General and Mrs Grant arrived at Leamington Saturday morning ...
... in Aberdeen, then in Edinburgh. rotreeing Rip Van Winkle. with Mr Julian la the title Mr, is aaeounced. On Monday Mr Henry Whig. whom tear up to the time has been meet successful. appears. character will probably be Richard the med. During his engagement ...
... Prom our high position we conld see th«roid« to loft, toftotrt. right “JJ * , ' ,JJ the eve could teach with arabas, which ©whig the heavy storms of the previous two days were scarcely to crawl, ami there, painfully toiling through the gelds up to their ...
... Roman Catholic Bishop of Kerry, died yesterday at Killarney. Ho was seized with paralysis on Saturday. He was almost the last “Whig” Bishop, he was called among the Irish Roman Catholic Bishops, and a man of moderate views on all Iriah questions, much given ...
... young novice, who guise about the Derby-Disraeli Bill of 1867 has been trained by Mrs ANNIE MERANT—Or a having dished the Whigs I: that fact is the well-disguised Jesuit—or anybody whatsom- text of his discourse. seems now quite I Bever to whom the ...
... Galloway, and who belonged to different sides in politics. This, he thought, was just as it should be, for he liked to see Whigs and Tories all together, just like flowers in a garden. (Laughter.) He coupled the toast with the name of the only member present ...
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... THE NORTH BRITISH AGRICULTURIST. getttro to the fditor. THE WHIG•LIBERAL ASSOCIATION AND FARMERS' GRIEVANCES Sin,—Until farmers were united and organized for the return of representatives capable of advocating redress of their grievances, such as Mr. ...
... 663 Mr. Mehl on the Drainage of Land 664 The Model of The American Farms Beef Trade d. . 665 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Whig-Liberal Association and Farmers' Oriel, 689 anae Sportsmen on * Arable Lend • Black Heads In Raney Notice to Dairymen — Bowers ...