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... LORD COLERIDGE AND THE WHIG SCANDAL In the gurael'a Bend, to-day, tie Lord Chief lodise cosophaaeGlN way in:whielt eats were piled up. The Theatber6ay th• vies 1,700 sepia of had has sods Wks only eve wars ustariaL Now ha had a also is whioli • kiss Douglas ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES, Mary Pengelly summoned by Hannah Smith for using disgraceful language toward her on July 13th. tv icuess said she did not say anything to defecdr.nt, but spoke to some boya who were playing marbles and making » noi-e, when the defendant ...
... BUT WHIG MAY ALSO B USITI BT THE GENERAL PUBLIC. 804 w err lIROIT MULCTS tram Ss PRESS NOTIOES. • MGM Ristaarant resort al salters sad The quality el the widish are certainly supplied at moderate °bargee, eorreepood the Lill style which is eonspieuous ...
... REVIEW OF PAST II &WHIGS. I wish to say a kw more words. • • • If anyone Sods me wandering in the wrong direction to-morrow about 2.30 p.m., I shall be glad to be turned into the way which leads to the 81. Tbonuts Football Utonnd. 2 banking you in aa ...
... BUT WHIG'S KAY ALSO BB D BY TII F GENERAL PUBLIC , &how nes MOAT IMACTS from Or PRESS NOTICES. A Mad Misimma 01L, mono! odium wad Whim. Th. quality d the refreshments, which Sr. certainly supplied at moderate charges, correspond to the high style which ...
... WANTED. a Good BULL TEIIitIEN, PllP.—Wrilo !Whig pHs! !squired to A.J., Erpresa ...
... new fects. It contained Bir Robert Pea! afters: brid by us Whig Budget of 1841; iy tariffs ig marked policy finistry by © majority of ong, | Bir Robert Peel pledged ts emed to give the movement enewed exertions on the farmers. He the was able to. point ...
... DEATH EDITOR. Mr Thomas MacKnight for' uDwards ot 30 ve .rs Editor of the - Northen Whig, Belfast' Hi«l Sunday. The deceased, who was over 70 of agJ, was a native of the South of England .«, the author of life of Edmund »Th! IK'of Bolingbroke, Thirty ...
... DEATH EDITOR. Mr Thomas MacKnight for upwards of 30 years Editor of the * Whig, Belfast' died yesterday. The deceased, who was over 70 years age, war a native of the South of England and was the snthor of Tbe life of Edmoud Barke, The life of Bolingbroke ...
... EDWIN . ALGAR. DW IX PAPER -HANGINGS. .4. a FOO-OHOW ENAMEL. WHIGS Dina IN FIVI =MTN& 98. SOUTH STREET. EXETER ...
... WEATHER FORECASTS. The folio whig forecasts were prepared yesterday at the Meteorological Office: 0 Scotland, N.—Westerly to north-westerly, strong winds, and galas ; sqaally, some rain followed by sleet or snow. L Scotland, H.—Same as No. 0. 2. N.B.—Westerly ...