... BOOT SHOE MANUFACTURERS. HOOD STREET, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Call the atination of the Trade and Country Dealers to the fact that, Whig the LAROZET WHOLESALE BOOT 0,4 SHOE KA.NUFACTURERS eft) GLASGOW. and that having entry convenienoe and appliance. combined ...

... and sand. His platform performance at Aspatria was really very pour; even Lord Coinetola would be ashamed of it. This latter Whig lord, during his election, began his speeches with the following nursery rhyme : Gentlemen and ladies. Children and babies ...

... Court of Session in Scotland, and the greatest lawyer that country has ever produced. In politica he was a taloa member of the Whig party. He had the honour to be one of the cbcmen three who offered the crown of flatland to William and Mary at the Revolution ...

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... books and peal* lets doling his lifetime. Ha bed he bated the Pope. the Stuarts. Ss aka tares great .ores: he Wag Witham. dr Whigs, and Dement. A party area Ilaglielowan, who, good we cl hum w a butabroa a. and to (mow the &ease. bikestia took up kis pan ...

... BY RICHARD WELFORD. SIR WILLIAM CSEAGH, NAYOZ, or Churchmen and Dissenters, Tories and Whigs, all perceived, by the undisguised measures of the king [James ILI his new modelling of corporations; his forcible interference with the rights of the universities; ...

... printo lift up their beads and raise their voices once more. ciples, and so many who bold even extreme principles, you The Whigs, dexterously availing themselves of the have struck a blow in the cause of reform which will be f elt is not roily Greatve ...

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... characteristic modesty. the honour was declined. Mr. Bigge was con sidered for upwards of fifty years one of the leader,' of the Whig party in Northumberland ; but political rtrife raver deprived him of the high respect and good opinion his most determined ...

... privately suggesting to plaintiffs' attorneys that they should wait till they had another judge. Both Watson and Granger were Whigs, while Crewmen was a high Tory. Creswell carried his polities with him to the Bench. He tried the Thornhill footpath case from ...

... of the Bethithemrsh kin*. and Bolan ~ems to identify a Well of Ronan, which ha plows in Wake under she name Lee Ronan, Joao Whig at hie coausent.—W. M. O'Banor ...