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... Births. Marriages. and Deaths. BIRTHS. Peckham I. the wife of Mr. A. E. !W--higs.. of eon. labford—Msy 2, tbo wife of Mr. Janos Fraser, of a donator. ...
... SANDOWN, All Me DlPlrlet as Mewled Me ifipidnel. advertaa& Maloodlallar ihoserldot bz=mi e uel Thrift Anoka reetl elms, ofas so /Whig aireig. ...
... 1832, which ga¥e power to the Whigs for so long » period, and which was to have inaugurated an ers of “pogs, retresiohmient, and' reform.” After ~’,%;{_‘%. : gfi% tenure of uh ) Whsbiwas the ‘.q*.- h. f the country, as 2“6 Whigs, he said, '“had been in office ...
... Trade —r Blood Xialars. Ili GNAT MINI NOM & MMUS FOR SCROFI'LL SCURVY. SKIN DISEANTS .. and stones ul all lip& it is a nem Whig and pennants' rare. Carew old Cure. Ulcerated Bores the Neck. Can. Ulcerated Sore Cana Blackheads. or Pimples on the Fate. ...
... to the Whigs for no long a period, and which wss to have inaugurated an era of -paw retreashment, and reform. After years of almost uninterrupted tenure of olio& what the condition of the country, aa described by this most orthivlox of Whig statesmen ...
... were reformers when the Whigs were its bitter and persistent opponents, and the disabilities under which the {?i.; senters and Roman Catholics so long saffered, were imposed, maintained, and justified by Whig Mimstries and Whig statesmen. It was left to ...
... be wasted very oak dirks/ the The be said wadi de kr *paid weak, of the He eposed saes by anti by Mr. Ihimtalli. oftof a to Whig to be kr ems year. Kr. Cans said the Board mdred a for I depositiew notarial, ts. He Mr. hee a propsetethat • Wee sheeM be ...
... almost uninterrupted tenure of office, what was the condition of the country, as described by this most orthodox of Whig statesmen? * The Whigs,” he said, * had been in office several years, and had become unpopular ; they had mismanaged the finances, and ...
... g his system of raising wreaks, which he pregame to effect by the aid of cosamooed ak, witbest the um of divers, and w ont Whig to any f or laying bold of the gneiss vesed. His method is to mu:round the manila busied by an airtight casks of woven rasp ...
... RYDE, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1879 THE TURN OF THE TIDE. Long (but not patiently) have Whigs, Liberals and Radicals waited for this event ; repeatedly have we heard their vehement declarations that it was nigh at hand ; over and over again have we been told ...
... and Ist prize, Private J. Manktelow; and, Lance-Sergt G. Jeffery; 3rd, Sergt. T. Playfoot; 4th, Private H. Burr. An Unjust Whig hi Machine.—At the Mark Cross Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, Wm. Lamktrt, pleaded guilty to having an unjust weighing machine ...