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... two men who are alleged to have beeu engaged at the time in the manufacture of spurious coin. A .man was also arrested, she Whig supposed to be me of the gang. The officers took possession 01 moulds and implements used in the manufacture ot counterfeit ...
... Mrs Gladstone left her husband's sick-bed to show herself on this auspicious occasion, and though both the leaders of the ol Whigs are Dissentient Libera s, her husband would no doubt have been present if health had permrtted. To say that all the world was ...
... very fair emery, several demon being rxhibited. There was • moderate moons% of etaipmition is class for eel Mama, the prise Whig deservedly awarded to Kre. Ley wheel exhibit included • number of floe mete. The wild flower bouquets by childree included ...
... shuck (Hear, hear. Whilst he and Mrs. Flew were gratified at kind expressions that had made that evening, they could not help Whig poised at the severance of the 811100iSel0011 that had existed for the past three years. He trusted that God would bless the ...
... Eleven persons were killed on the spot, and about thirty-two others wore or less severely injured, several women and children Whig among the viethus. toe bona ..svobocta'• publishes four fresh documents, accompanied by a letter from Jacubsohu, disclosing ...
... fairer distribution of money uuf of work &hem). He was a Radical because he found thut that great historical purtgo—eeither as Whigs, as Liberals, or as Radicals—had n working towards ‘that goal. And he would have nothing to do ~with the Tories because they ...
... MAURICE. • A BRAID CEREMONY. The of Lady Evelyn Firtmturice Mr. Victor voodish, oo &sudsy, ty • formal tie two of the greatest Whig house. in %We p-erege. The bride is she eldest daughter she Mai qui, of Lansdowne, Viceroy of India, and granddaughter of the ...
... Crewe gave a splendid supper at her house in Grosvenor Street, at which the guests (both male and female) were attired in the Whig colours — blue and buff. The Prince of Wales proposed the toast, * True blue and Mrs. Crewe ; whereupon the lady rose and ...