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... CLOTHES, Tniforato_ ,____Boots, Linea, Miscellanea* only, te., to Mr. and Mrs. G. REAMS, 6. Beak-street, Repotstreet. W.. who ore Whig the highest grim. Maas and gualsomat waited P.O. remitted. ...
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London Evening Standard
'a - REPEAR: AXOI.. DAVID GABRICIC.-.Mr. CHAS. WYNDHAM as DAVID CIAMIIICK.- Yesterday at the Criterion • large ..
... of Mr. W 's -thus showing what can be done if the work is In heads. David Garrick shad& and Probably will, be the means of Whig she Criterion Theatre and Kr. Wyndham's C ter Emu months to come-' a consummation devoutly to I = and ridgy deserved.-Dramatic ...
THE LAXD AGITATION
... Land was entirely different from any other kind of property (hear, hear). Numbers of men and women who might call themselves Whigs or Tories, when they read the story of these evictions felt that what was going on was monstrously unjust, and must be pnt ...
• - • • -;•E' 7 • . •lIMOUPIL lrethigmurk .A kr 4it saw_ _ 7 . . • •
... ife, publicly a reak the law.* ,erhatim accost Wens at a pada reported nub. in) of A pni 16 1 lw as it is east • rot to go Whig here openly au stion is presents& snd justice sal ooee justice sai s steam God aced • tat the men of I question is, will . ...
.....r.--...w. /MO MOM TO te •.4• . , 180=-TO ADO 19 - ' 1 r ,, , ' . AND
... Eidaroshi Tii: H.E .rwipciabeigirpliz miaf tho.y. ,:u5:rE5e..A8Aittri1t:i„0.4:7-ornetr Tien Age mkt MAX, i. A Whigs Tragedy. W. S. • Dm Q uixote, the Ski, a/ in Ugly Man. of A By ' at arrias. (Coetinued3 Itard Retitle) t. tiNpußLy.Rith ...
MR. LABOTTCHERE, M.P., AT.READING
... Marquess (laughter) was obliged to send to Italy, or to Monaco, or wherever he could find him, for the Whig Marquess to come over and help him. Tbe Whig Marquess declined to join lnm, but gave them tbe loan of his man-of-all-woik, Mr. Goschen (I.ughter) ...
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
... conies too near who comes j to be denied, is equally applicable to the over- tures addrc. sed by the Conservative Chief to the Whig Party. The no of to-day will perhaps be the 4 * yes of to-morrow. In all criticisms upon practical affairs, people I almost ...
g r L is E a C 6 TRIC LIGHT! Domestic and General*n. Power. Dewed -Illandested Foiwitusw-Now threetarty for and
... Greatest Improvemeat of the Aar Is Om Lighting, 103 pm met. increase In mummatuig power of gas compared with best Union or Whig as at present med. A. soft, *tic. equal to electric lamp, vithosit this Weer MOMIts No smite, and brat Fixed without any to ...
HE. MOKLEr AT HALIFAX
... when there waa a fatal struggle between the Mother Country and the Colonies of North America, the Whigs of that day, -unlike the Whigs of this— the Whigs of that_ day propounded a plan for pacifying the Colonies, which should recognise the supremacy of ...
MR. JOHN MORLEY ON PARTY.ORGANISATION
... Metropolitan Tory mem* ber called one of the inferior Whigs, who I suppose must be a very humble crder of political beings ; but tha instinct of self- preservation goes very low down, and even an inferior Whig knows very well when a Ministry is doomed (loud ...
THE EVENING STANDARD, PRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 30, 1887
... belief that in their hands reporting would always be fairly done, and that the sentiment af Dr. Johnsonwho took care thanhe Whig dog should not have the best of it—was unknown amongst them. He would add also the names of Dr. Dunker, of Frankfort, and M ...
WANT PLACES
... management of RE-WIGAGENIMiT after Christmas; music. Fnmch, en.: Churchwoman; en . referent:las; modorate Nita, 7, The Hall, Whig, W. UTLER and VALET or Indoor years' obararter.-P.. 11. Creoringtamroadasewlimai,S.H. ARDMER (Singlw-handed) in on branolies ...