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North British Daily Mail
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... sale of and LRICKSTBK cod BAR Wednesday, List aod Roles ithen am MACDONALD, Sen 8 Ll ih _ 63 Be —_—— LIVE STOCK SALES. DA! Whig ot 1 ow. & 208. ...
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... ” written hy coe of Bie re Mitchell, who was © coe of a band of be became Raed s Jed the life of a rake. so moch the greut Whig Minister patro- was 06 bis plage were acto? «goed gives | his ao ‘Home first went to but as a in 1969, not | (Ay when be decided ...
be should scheme of expatriating the people of Scotland so long as there is land to spare for purposes in
... dismisses with the remark that s man might as well call himself a at once. Then it is sug- that the old Whig aad Tory colours of gested that the old Whig and Tory colours of blue and buff might be revived, but Radicals would as soon think of adopting the ...
NORTH BRITISH DAILY MAIL, FRIDAY. AUGUST 5, iss?,,
... entered the gates, he was stopped after “ What ness here?” and only partly satisfied allowed Lord Sir conference in the Liberal Whig fis of ha mons to-night. af ter t of the House. Her Majesty is to 5 Conned ot form of the Speech which is to be made to ton ...
atrocities at Redfern, Sydney, two the number of victims now thirteen. more bodies have been discovered, making ..
... parties which disputed the field had come to be known as National Republicans and Democrats. The former, afterwards known as Whigs, were in favour of a Protective Tarifl, and drew their principal support from the commercial and manufacturing classes, The ...
OF LORD SHERBROOKE. We regret to announce the death of Lord Sherbrooke (better known as Robert Lowe), etch ..
... demand for reform had gathered re- tewed strength ; and it was evident that the qettion could not long be deferred. To the Whig section of the Liberal party any further videning of the franchise was deeply distasteful, tnd, themselves not gifted with ...
iliTss—laii ii inkinwl ate dalladen fr. wear whet – wide% BRISTOL AND TIIE ATLANTIC MAIL TRAFFIC
... of £30,000. report at once on the cost of providing the pier After a of several years renewal of the deforcement Droceedings whig prevailed upon different estates in which ended in the employment of marines in the enforcement of the one, of the Perhaps ...
PERSONAL NOTES
... even more dae than before in his economic views. A local critic has been driven to recall Dr Johnson's dictum that the first Whig was the devil. Sir Graham woald rather identify the Evil One asthe insinuations to Eve that she inal free-trader whispering ...
other judges, had decided to! five him 500 jing a Daring a severe tne Barve became 2 total wreck. seen
... is attended by some indifference may also be due to fact that the Liberal candidate is not a local man. Perhaps the Liberel Whigs can tell us why a local man was not brought forward. Many constituencies find it difficult to obtain candidates with local ...
‘sors have held the Premiership more than he is the only man daring the present who has stood at the
... hostility excited over the Land Purchase Bill which the Tories have since imitated, but chiefly through the seeession of the Whigs who failed to keep pace with the momentous advance taken by the last Reform Act, and the very keynote of whose attitude was ...
ITHE SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA
... have any hand ina discreditable the —— stations of Ketel an Fi such as Melbourve Tt is reported ten i eres through when the Whigs clerk who had coed Sue wom a ate ibited him from keeping his field House compact with Mr O'Connell. nation has posed ‘on of ...