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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1883. of children never originated with children all. 'Some of them are not particolarlj child-like in their character. “Why,” Sunday schoolteacher of one of his class, “did Jacob marry the two daughters of Laban ...
... of affairs, and the Whig policy of annexation was full swing—- a policy by the way against which no one probasted more earnestly than did the late Lord Jeaconsfieed. The second Sikh war was crush ed out like the first, but the Whigs under Lord] )alhotjsie's ...
... arrived Saturday, and called on the two most prominent the electors—viz. Sir Norreys, the ford the soil, and once himself the Whig representative of the borough, and the Rev Canon Wigmore, the parish priest. The latter, however, it is fully understood, will ...
... become a Conservative. But so loug as he confines himself to false and violent assertions, I shall beg to subscribe ravself A WHIG WHO HAS NOT RATTED. Christmas-Day, 1882. CHELMSFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. To the Editor, Sib, —Seeing in your paper that a ...
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... mistaken if what SIR CIIALES DILKE c had to say on this subject will cause a twvinge of alarm to even the most timorous of Whigs. I-e is , in favour, it is true,, of admitting those who i, happento dwell beyond the limits of the towns to the privilege ...
... ..d help to the young in th eir efforts their brood ; ,to wee riwtw.t the well.to.do Mimes with the Owes we very Is 4,000 Whig do, Amity, le In Scat, . odes d & agog, the biome am ; 1b misery, bad noes* wed ▪ to ohm oohs It • limy. hut the with Irby ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1883. tended for her husband. AU these murders are still unavenged. In the spring of year the Government thought that the time was come for releasing the three members of Parliament, including Mr. Parnell; for there ...
... turn his coat aed go over to the enemy, The Radical , p hary in the Cabinet could not stand thew admission of such a quiet Whig without having I something to countebalaunce his influence. What , didt they do? Why, they brought in a red Repub- i ?? Charles ...
... tiey of interest, Conservative Westminster euds the rich and extensive Grosvenor estate, propertv of the wealthiest of our Whig peers. e:-l Chelsea embodies the aristocratic suburbs of usin on, Notting Hill. and Bronipton, whose ,lays m would naturally ...
... officer remained, and was not ashamed to pre- sent himself to the electors of Mallow. For what had they to thank the present Whig Government? Three years ago they would have let the Irish people starve but for the charity of the world; and why need he delay ...
... 15 S 33W. Sabrina barque, of Liverpool, Nov 30. 4 S 32 W, all well. Smidt (german barque), steering south, Nov I. 17 532 W. WHIG 3 (four-muted ship), steering mouth, Nov 27, 1 N 23 W. William °rake, of Fowey, Dec 11,9 N 27W. ...