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... Seot'ead. is leed•g_ aaly thoroughly independeat newspaper la °own, ; and haring a much lasheirealatioa Om ell ether papers Whig is beet advertkial Note ...
... been ind teed to 55 ~, 343 lenge entirely with the ass of Albumenised mo m 3 0 for printing Cartes iik•vieite. Cabinet. and Whig, 3 9 plat* work, we have toned Gelatino-Chlriride 1, suPorior is Keeping tanalitiee. Senettiveness, raft., 350 • 3 ties of ...
... generally be secured from the Ent for the yearly payment which usually would be charged iwith profits) for £lOOO, the different» Whig equivalent to an immediate Bonus 3t 20 to' 5 per oast. The Whole Paorive go to the Polioyholdors, on system at one. safe and ...
... Liverpool his admirers started a Canning Club, and when a Whig Club was founded as a counterblast the original proposition was that it should be called the Brougham Club in honour of Henry Brougham, the Whig candidate. Brougham being defeated. however, the idea ...
... Deckle hie career at Trinity College, he twain* presideut to the Caledoeian Club and of the Trim Blue Club, latter hiring an old Whig Society dating from the middle of lot ceotury, and mire oelilerated is Its early days for the depths of Its purat.ons and etreetith ...
... unpardonable folly. Although I regret the Radical element has, for so long. suffered itself to be disregarded, it is upon the Whigs of Wick that intuit rest the chief responsibility and not improbable consequences of the existing der content. • Nevin/ carefully ...
... £l2, and sticks at Eli a head. A considerable comber were unsold. The market was considered the dearest of the soros, there Whig a goad demand for all classes. The bast *owe were reported is £2 to £3 better, while other knells were also making more motley ...
... wings—the old Whigs and the Radicals. The Radical wing practically represents the working clanaes, and it is certainly the interests of the work • leg classes of the onesmunity that the Radical wing should be the strongest, because the old Whig party are ...
... Hopsack ; W.S.M.. Mr J. Farquhar ; W.S.W., Mr W. Wallace W.J.W., Mr A. Muir; Secy. and Tress., Mr J. Fraz.r ; Chaplain. Mr S. Whig ; S.D.. Mr J. Baikie ; J.D., Mr R. G. Harrold ; Architect. Mr W. Heenan° ; Jeweller. Mr D. Ild•Donald ; 8.8. Capt. G. Harcos ...
... his ditties at Kitimat'. Note ithstanding this, Mr ll:Pherson by his kindness and court tey to the public, obliterated that (Whig, end established for himself a name and repetation which had grown through the years he bad I see with them. He admired the ...
... there were sold 913 pre. Prices wet• up on the top, and &I up on the ge. Berley.—There were lo the market 367 qrs. barley. Whig 141 more than last week. Of the barley there were sold 14'l qrs. Prices were le up on the top, sod le 2d up on the average ...
... thoroughly independent nevrepaper published is the county ; and having a mush larger circulation than all other pipers circa. Whig in the &atria!, is unquestionably one of the beet edvertiaing mediums is the North. •4hafO WIDIISDAY, MAY 9, 1894. Tun village ...