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... Racecourse; Saturday, Marefen-10.30 E kRL or.—Monday. Tows Orange; Wednesday, The Beck. lands, Barnoldby; Friday. Immingham Whig° ; Saturday. Crosby Pond-11 Yogi Monday. Alne Station 'Tuesday. Nun Appleton; Thursday. Goldsborough Hall ; Saturday. Eserick ...
... that Sir Morro Mometions achieved for himself much glory, and al.o, that hie exhibits were never gory, whether ears ing Whig or Tory. Slowly but surely St. Louis is budding up a literature her own. It beats all creation, muttered old Mullothead ...
... WM. CAMPER STOREY. M.I.N.A. NAVAL ARCHITECT YACHT BROKER. of of ilia nest item aid Whig Yachts Moat, 12, WANT ST., LONDON, ILW. Er STOREY is lastructod a lam amber of ICifille Stoma sad Sailor of tosaago, SALE sad will lbrward particulars If Cooked. F ...
... stray brow tinging itself through the stained window at the hover end, giro lier a lead, and shows her the stone shops that Whig hr Surly . to the stabil/KO hell above. Ile boom is wrapped in Weigh at the farthest end of the ball one lamp is still ne l ...
... spirit, and one of the regular contributors, failed not, during the heat of the Chartist movement, to rain hot shot into the Whig Wgovernment and its supporters. This led to his arrest, as ell as that of Mr. John Bell—himself as owner, and Bell is printer ...
... as a political writer began to be felt. The conduct of this paper brought him into contact with leading_politicians of the Whig school. In the spring of 1845, Mr. 'Mosel returned to Edinburgh to act assistant to Mr. Idaclaren ' the proprietor and editor ...
... been current—some to the effect that Lord HARTINGTON was at variance with Mr. GLADSTONE ; others to the effect that the entire Whig section of the Liberal party.was hostile to the scheme Mr. GLADSTONE was supposed to have contemplated to meet the Irish difficulty ...
... Collings's amendment went into the lobby with Mr. Gladstone, while the repreeents• ties from Tyneside went into the lobby with the Whigs and the Tories. (Laughter and applause.) Perhaps he would not have had so much to say about this if a certain turn had not ...
... Mr. Otter, Rector of Bodied, and Sir Thomas Burden, of Jesniond, brother-in-low to Lords Eldon and 'Stowell, the one a rigid Whig, and the other • Tory. I kept in the background myself, for my very advanced political views were not sympathies,' with by ...
... the majority of 79 in favour of Mr. t.Tesee Callings 's amendment came as a sunrise. I expected the deflection of the landed Whig • interest from Liberalism would be much more numerous than what took place. I see there were Liberals absent front the division: ...
... clergy had been so in the preceding reigns, but after the Revolution the bishops had for the most part been taken from the Whigs until George Ill's reign. }teligoua life had sunk low. Many of the bishops at this time were relations of men influential in ...
... prospect of a seat in Ilintahire. The Whips are again drawn, somewhat to the diseatisfaction of the Radicals, mainly from the Whig ranks, and are all youngish men. Mr. Cyril Flower, Mr. Sidney Herbert, and the Hon. Robt. Spencer. Lord Spencer's son, who ...