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... it to a clear • ..1 11..* and he wleida • pmertul poi.—Weatern lon;! - An ,xos-dingly stimulating book.—Balfest Northern Whig. : 1, interauFter-seasre. . ...
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WISCHLIALNEO I 7B, ITOTEL and REEITALTRANT for DISPOSAL, leading thoroughfare. impolite • railway 22 rooms. ..
... and held on ken at • low rental. The= is toe ask sag, In iltheoltn. The books of NW be men. and lull obtained , by srincituds Whig about ROW. cash.— Quesineireet. Chassid% mad It, W.C. _ ...
PUBLICATIONS. THE FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW NOVEMBER. by FRANK BARRI& The Th4tiih Ar TnY.—L D Usti Author of •• ..
... Cashier. Hermann Lotto and the Philosophy. By St. George Mime. A University. By J. R. Seeks. Fine inso and Prose; selected by Whig Men of Oacremmeienue:—Aineriera Museums. By Alfred Rome Wallace. Ceara:nen and Hail (Limited:. Ist FERDINAND DE LINSEY/1. ...
CHIA-228th I'DIE.—TO-DAY, _2.30 TONIGHT, at LE—GREAT SUOCIMS.—VAIrDNWPLLE ITAUDEVILLE.—THIS EVENING, at 8.30 • ..
... Admirably rehearsed and presented in every detail. each • work to sameed.--VAUDEVILLE. OPHIA. —22Bth TIME.—The Daily News Whig presents an •PP'oach to Perfection of as even twenty ago would have been beyond hooded= of those who wish well to the English ...
Lord ?? has very wisely shown his sense of the utter waste of time involved in such discussions as are
... Trade was still uncertain. Till that was out of danger the Conservative Freetraders gave the ?? kind of support to the Whigs which the Whig Unionists are now affording to the Con- servatives. The parallel is almost exact, and if Lord ?? is doing anything ...
.£l, IN.. OPEN ILI) Thonthilknad,
... Nes A.. Suralebun Reading. r a OLITICAL PATEMaKi— — T kRIZE 205., ereocells4., thlrd IN.. for SOLUTION in SIX WORDS ro the Whig who'll be a traitor to Emdandb Rule. Cowellties Jan. 22d. Magnum D. Standard: DAM —Polities likcireereeowstrest. W. tour ...
POLITICAL SPEECHES. -40- –
... was lost to England because the Liberals were divided by the Court Whigs leaving the true party, and the Liberal Unionists of today were doing work similar to that of those Court Whigs. Mr. M.P., addressing his constituents at Queen's-park Hall, Harrow-road ...
The momentary lull ditioii of affairs ..n * . I hailed as :i hopeful permanence of Pa. - . .
... cannot be said of the Whigs, any more than of the Tories, that they were always Parliamentary Reformers or always Free Traders. What was the date of Lord Jo UN Russell's conversion to Free Trade r — and what was it that made tho Whigs Parliamentary Reformers ...
EBB
... appropriately dedicated to one who, at all events, inherits a name associated with brilliant Whig traditions. The plaintive acknowledgment that we want a little Whig treatment for effectwil progress with the Irish difficulty springs, we can readily believe ...
ATHLETICS. OXFORD UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN'S SPORTS
... out into the street and threw a hatchtt after hex, striking her eg the head. A few minutes afterwards he committet suicide bj Whig his threats ...
The writ tor the City ot Glasgow was ss* and Sir GEORGE CRJ campai_rn in aspeeeh about the Laberal Party
... tha cur English life to serious convulsion. I out the prospect of the eyes of the all he means is is undergoing an which the Whig-* ami the Tories aft.-r 1 M different thing destroyed root anu asked whether ti..- D the Liberal Parry i pay for the rua.: ...
THE IRISH PRESS ON THE BELFAST RIOTS REPORT
... conspiracy, and a most merciless exposition of what law and order means to the loyal' that has ever been penned. The Noi•thrisi Whig says :—lt is not believed by the Commissioners that the proposals will be quite effective in putting down riots, even if they ...