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... promised him again copy mine if the papers did not report them. immense relief, I found sermons well reported in the Northern Whig and the Nem-Letter, notwithstanding some very curious mistakes in one them, and I very much regretted their non-appearauce ...
... deamshlps will be despatched from New Orleans monthly, or oftener, according to the requirements of the trade. is. Di metro __Whig about Oct. 10 For Freight and all particulars apply to Charles Brod. dart and Lo., New Orion.; IltoMart Bros.. Rumford. piece ...
... have been prejudiced against nr. they are gradually coming to feel that dangers are now threatening us which affect alike the Whig, the Tory old time, and that great combined effort is demanded of all who supported their country in the past that their country ...
... spring. Daisies are nice edge( and bare the merit of bag drip. (body may be filled with Viable or Tufted Patrice, Prowl I Whig thew. a alla lest aml saw a shrub. h. aid sidle fear - of tha in Prithp early spies tho ham of the trees slow nue nafoldiess ...
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... reform epoch. They have done the happy deepatch more than once. The Corn Laws went down before the steady doctrinairism of the Whig Lords. They were orthodox Free Traders, and swept away the stubborn resistance of the old country party, who loved to pose ...
... balk of bis followers. plain that the Tory policy will be their old and almost invariably successful one of dishing the Whigs.” The Liberals were confl-ient! hitherto that Lord Salisbury would have nothing to do with Mr Chamberlain’s social reform programme ...
... WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, NOV. The vtorie* written Mr*. Buck have steamed no small share of popularity with those who have read them, and those who followed ber novel *• Thread* Eri^ , a* appeared in serial form in tbe Vp'HyXortktm Whig will agree that ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1894. OATWICK NOVEMBER MEETING. ORDER OP RUNNING TO-DAY. Voungvtsra' Hurdle 1.20 Cornhill Steeplechase I.GO Exchange Hurdle Sticks Hurdle 2.55 Fours Steeplechase 3.25 London Steeplechase 4. 0 Sticks Rack of £100: ...
... movement. The Mayor of Berwick says there i«j something radically wrong in the Tweed Acts ; they are respected neither by Whig, Tory, nor Radical. Mr Macgregor Henderson will give hie popular entertainment on Scottish Song and Story in Berwickshire ...
... admixture of Liberal ideas and aristocres_ tic prepossessions which were jumbled up in hi 4 mind was enough to isolate him from Whigs and! . Tories alike. His pride and his scorn for opinions of the crowd were so intense that be never could conceal or suppress ...
... promised ?? on the Houae of Lorda, too, would not be bkely to find much favour in the eyas sf a ata tea- man wbo, altbouah a Whig, yet believed thoroughly in tbe right ef the neat ariatooratic fc 11111 to ruie the oouniry. Lord Roaebery, however, ia quite ...