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NOTICES CORRESPONDENTS. tV. G.-YB, all. JL L. B.—Above. —We know nothing of the publication you refer to; but ..

... And when, in defiance of Whigs and Radicals alike, Mr Fielden, in 1847, proposed the Great Charter of Lord John Russell, Prime Minister, declined to supi*irt Mr Fielden. and left the question open one. All the leading Whigs of the day the Ten Hours Bill ...

REMOVAL OF BUSINESS

... PACK ALK.Mll.Duud STRONG ALES. TORTKR. and STOUT supplied of tho usual sires. Hole Agent for Leeds and District—J. JAQIIF.H. WHIG H T\S 1 W 1 A CELEBRATED LAST INDIA PALE, ALES. STOUT, AND ...

BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS

... PALE ALE. MILD and ALES. PORTER, and fcTOIST supplied in casks the usual L!d_ tor Leeds and District—J.J i> fU H WILL I A M WHIG H T ' *TED EAST INDIA FATE, AND MILD ALES. STOUT AND PORTEP,. Al-o LIGHT BITTER BRER Specially adapted for Family use. I*. ...

SIXPENNY MONTHLY PART-) WAHI) t LOCK'S UNIVERSAL INSTRUCTOR; or SELF CULTURE for ALL. There no royal roa

... to hoped it may meet with the it deserves.— Athnumm. , Nothing b omitted that is essential to liberal education. Nurlhtm Whig The whole work forms a most valuable encyclopedia of study.— Th* School Fb-ard Chronicle. |j«ndon : WARD. IXH-K, A Co.. Salisbury ...

RE-ISSUE IN SIXPENNY MONTHLY PARTS

... hoped may meet the popularity it dees ins.— A thtnmm. Nothing la omitted that is essential to liberal education. -Northern Whig The whole work forma a most valuable encyclopedia study.— Tie School Board Ckrvnklc. London : WARD. LOCK, k Co.. Salisbury ...

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS,

... turn with Mr Henry Danoombe (Tory) the Hon. Henry (Tory), and Walter Fawkes (Whig), antil 1807, when the great contest between Messrs Wilberlorce and Lascellei and Lord Milton (Whig) took plaoe, when Lord Milton defeated Lascellesbya majority of less than ...

ELECTION NEWS. NATION OF M

... declare no nominee.o:' Para ell will be permitted occupy the seat wit out challenge. A coalition is stated be likely betw the Whig* and Tories, and several names are mentioned as those of possible candidates. is reported that Mr Edward Harrington, editor ...

THE YORKSHIRE POST, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1884

... Lord EBRINGTON (the representative of one of the oldest and truest of the Whig families), the FORTESCOES, (another representative a Whig family, or, as was said of the Earl-of a Whig and something more ), the FTTZWILLIAMS, DUNDAS, Mr ALBERT GREY, Mr WALTER ...

THE YORKSHIRE POST, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1884

... FREDERICK Saturday. But the Liberal candidates for the North Riding do not represent different shades of opinion. They are Whigs, very good Whigs, who accommodate themselves as well n.p.y t«> the exigencies of modem, medley Liberalism. But they neither them ...

LORD FOLKESTONE AND THE GOVERNMENT

... the Liberals were being the heels of the party bring about condition of despotism and tyranny, He advised the coalition of Whigs and Constitutionalists to save the country from drifting into Communism. (Cheers.) The land agitation threatened to ab what ...

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS

... any credit for passing any the Factory Acts. The year which the Ten Hours Bill passed is a blank in his Recollections' ' The Whig*, a party, were opposed to all this logidatioD on principle; and Mr John Bright, at the head of the manufacturing interest ...

LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Fridav Evening. As Gladstone Lurried home to-day, it cannot have been the Franchise Bill ..

... Midlothian campaigns and a hundred Hyde Park demonstrations. If Lord Cowper goes on much longer rebuking the Government its Whig alictt-»rs he will denounced Tory in disguise. That is the inevitable fate any man who thinks for himself, and whose thinking ...