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... believe, Lord Hartington's own. Mr. Maude is a man of ability, social standing, and character, and as he was a Whig Unionist and an organhor of Whig Unionism, his change of front is perhaps, the meet notable sign of the times which has ocarned since Sir George ...

... to the others, narratin g the doings of the Leicester Militia, the (wndatbn of the infirmary, the political feuds between Whigs and Tones, the origin of local trades, such as worst.' spinning, elastic web, boots and shoes, the rise of the Leicester Press ...

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... night the Rallyporeen, about six miles from A rumber of civilians commenced • the evening in a public house in the village, rd, Whig put out by the landlord, continued fighting the ritreet• The police interfered and used their keens. The evowd turned on the ...

... helm tar mead far a *War entre. she was erased to =Ler ef ble. or go be it althe.—Aeree fa, tailor, Oves do was elarged with Whig incapably drunk in Upper Chatlessitreet last eight-He ',trailed guilty. -This mode hie third apthis year, and he was biked ...

... Beallead. Arrangements have her made for presenting as address to Mr. The Mr. Iti#g, Debt* Ira bow al the Royal Small Arms !Whig at Lid& Pam h Acidly istoraved that the Oeveamei have Mr. Gmbh. C. 8., to he *he hydras% mews, Is with the Proposed is Ireland ...

... preventing Tomlinson from leaving, but when he said he wanted to get out and call a policeman they all got out and hurried over the Whig,. He informed the inspector, and then followed the men, who all escaped but the prisoner. He was caught among the cabs and ...

... eoatinuing the payment of money from the bob ct the Union for political purposes. The London correspondent of the Northors Whig on Saturday says :—I hear from an pod entree that the extraordinary precautions against useaselaation which were need daring ...

... history tette equal in interest to the others , the doings of the Leicester Militia, the of the Infirmary, the political teeth Whigs and Tories, the origin of heel tires, such as worsted 'pinning. elasticweb, boots and shoes, the rise of the Leicester Press ...

... to the others, narrating the doings of the Leicester Militia, the foundation of the labesei7, the political feuds between Whigs and Tis, the 116& of local trades, such as wonted spinning, antic web, boots and shoes. the rise of GNI Leicester Press, the ...