... SEALED TENDERS will veoeiveri at the ondermeatW Oflce, on til e'clcck No«b, *b the 19. h for the eieewtion the folio whig SerTicee, namely WASHING AND REPAIRING BRDDI9V. SWEEPING HIMNITS. PURCHASE t»LD STRAW, REMOVAL ASHES. DEODORISING AND EMFTTINQ PRIVIES ...

... CHESTER. THE REPRESENTATION OF COL- The whole I’niimist Party in Colchester mil roa.l with prof*.mill regret that. ..whig wr» .iml reasons. PR«a>KE intomls to w.thilraw from the House Commons at the neat General Election. The announcement w-ill ccareelv ...

... sad sen wtthewt mjt injurious wine, fress Bs. ffd. per teeth, (ram Me. e sseepl* set (guarsaleedft. kepedra wkAst wWAag a Whig’ All Casbs Mr. tnnaT lawms sshssM this sad aoMlialted fMuaiealal fans W. B. the wall~ £l, 189 L Bear Mr. Mfpley flipper,—lt ...

... The architect w* i Mr. Jniin Slater, of Bit-]iopStortford,and the builder, Mr. J. Nicholls. also of Bishop Stortford. The whig comprises thaee room?, to ba tired as sitting-room. Czill room cr gyninas'u_ , and cookery clas .* room. Tub cp~u in,* -*ore*nony ...

... Gooch. 0. W. McGhee, and Miller. I.alf-hncks; Alexander and Shipway, right wing ; Durrant, centre ; Parker and Murrell, left whig. W. TURNER & SON, OSBORNE HOUSE, WALTON-ON-NAZE, Agents for tbe WALTON & CLACTON GAZETTE. SUPPLY ALL THE MORNING PAPERS WITH ...

... Park Corner, Ipswich, or Depot, Gt. Yarmouth ; sold by most enterprising Grocers throughout Eastern Counties. 12820 C'IOUNTEH WHIG HTS AN SCALES' WAN D. d up to one atone, stamped.—Address, Dkaki.su, Ardleigh Park. Colchester. OAK COFFER FOR SALE, catv.d ...

... Mr.GLADsTONB has got his majority, which includes Parnellites, Anti-Parnellites, Labour Members, Socialists, Radicals and Whigs. At any time a combination of 22 members of these various sections can put Mr. Gladstone; in a minority. He is therefore in ...

... can only be compared with the legendary folly of killing the goose which laid the golden eggs. The Sptetator calls itself a Whig organ. What may exactly in these days it would perhaps difficult say, but some idea may be formed from our contemporary’s opinion ...

... ves Tories to do with the institution Perpetual Pensions ? They are no more responsible for them than the Lilterals or Whigs, who. by the way, have had plenty opportunities for abolishing them when power, hut have never done so. This point should ...

... T- I. quiet Fat Hoe, fn.in 1, Trn, 'e rather M Umta Js.. 6.1 EsV? ~llc,lt' i3S7o. BOHI EDMUND COHN Ji _ w , , 11.^- aud WhIG.T27. ,o 2&1 l &1 - Maize eaMer, at 22*. per Wtr * BURY ST. CATTLE «; wa. not a very large .how of Cattle ~ There ”*“•* n3S ...

... or Tories to do with the institution of Perpetual Pensions ? They are no more responsible for them thau the Literals or Whigs, who. by the way, have had plenty of oppor- tunities for abolishing them when in power, but have never done so. This point ...

... could not. as at present constituted, legislate for the people but for purely selfish reasons. Now and then they had crotchety Whig sent in among the hereditary legislators,but they soon became tainted with the company, and he believed the |ieople this country ...