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... WHIG, TORY, CONSERVATIVE? SIR. —The following historical notes may prove interesting the present moment in reply Old Whig.” In Kill first appeared the existence of the two great political parties, subsequently—in the time of Charles ll. called Whig and ...
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... THE BATTLE BETWEEN WHIGS AND RADICALS. WO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-The approaehilo elector il contest will be conducted on fresh 'round~s not perhaps immediately aitogethr ?? to what is called the Libberal party emractnitas I presume it ...
... 105,000 ACCIDENTS, OR WHIGS TWO MILLIONS ...
... WHIG CANDIDATES AND BRUMMAGEM TOWN COUNCILLORS. An Eaat Worcestershire Farmer writes to the St. James's Gazette -. — *• Ambitions and hingry relatives of the late President of the Board of Trade, spurred to exertion by his wonderful success, are promising ...
... TO WHIGS WE INVITE TOU TO OOZE BY N.B.—Arc Paw= LM POSLIMD. Blum ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. WHIG CANDIDATES AND BRUMMAGEM TOWN COUNCILLORS. To the Editor of the St. James’s Gazette. Sir, —The parliamentary divisions in the not very generally coveted neighbourhood of Birmingham are not having a very pleasant time of it just now ...
... & Whig; the Parson is the Rev. E. G. Banks, who proclaims himself to be a Radical; the Lawyer is a Mr. E. Davis, the son of a well-known Hebrew money-lender at the West-end of the town; and the Nobleman is Lord Clifton, who will carry the colors of “Tory ...
... , , _ situation, is fnj soiwui. p’Sm H Sk MOST SCENERY IN KORTH WALES CENTRE FROM .WHIG BE VISITED. postibo » E YliM Puoruirrou or ,h. Ceowk Hotel. Habbooati.) in MEANING * POLISHING BTEBX, FINE I® 0153 ! ,E CLFANINO BrMio ...
... TOWN HO US4 NNWLANDIL—Thrse sad Whig ; about tram the Lake, tams ; Joss MOD seen, Nadia& ...
... socaie sa4 ithoir ? Whig, is ashavv4A of fru should . ' exceediatr.,ool No tore a gentlemay. Plover Tii; ...