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WOOL Prise Nodal, 0 mu f b. z .g . k i l y , ROBERT HOUSTON & SONS, :=
... mu f b. z .g . k i l y , ROBERT HOUSTON & SONS, := 11 .1.`7= GREENOCK. THE OLDEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS Whig Hadar tor sion than a Omiry Direct with the RECEIVE WOOL ON THZ Hoar I'ILTUIVX 1011 T A'oo SIMMER AID WINTER TWEEDS, 01 CHEVIOT ...
AGTICULTURAL DEPRXSSION
... practical advice, which the farmers will doubtless value. The Duke's observations on the work of the County Council showed that his Whig predilections are very strong. It was with • sort of passing regret that he hailed the advent of popular local administration ...
3d. ed. Is. LANGEI:
... skull Ist* a wooden heals. sod Ora will reliete the •poor. aulieNt. • It Is h er h oo d t h h u p h i, with a br im i ew ttq Whig dit i i i lestossusi t Ilia= wham re' 6 - sulf up to ldi r.. t=el4 the gild diffilleiNdlb nentdered worm hi ~mod awakes .. ...
Ms a: 111/111 ■OYOIi SCOTLAND AND REACTION
... rapidly pawing over to Toryism. All the same, we are prepared to admit that there has been a very considerable secession of Whigs and weak-kneed Liberals to the Tories since 1885. The question of Disestablishment has had a great deal to do with the change ...
NM I 1; • 114-7-111Mak. -- ' Mom 111111 Mori ISM
... 1; RROISTI•TION OF VOTIFIS MOO OF •lIIIOATIL Nrsa—To Leap 1 ems ▪ I. Orr bre me VII Wt lITSWABT, Drib. BMW UMW. MIMS MUM —. Whig Wins Sir °num M •116TS•T. . TO TELDOTAL DAR[ Or 1 MOM r MY r Do OW NEW BOUTS WALES. NSW QUICRILAND, W WI =ALAND. r VA SILLS ...
BAXTER. TAE TORY
... denounced as positively wicked, and the letting in of the floodgates of revolution. Yet, when Disraeli saw his way to dish the Whigs, the doze was swallowed quite greedily. So it was with Free Education, first denounced as a confiscatory proposal and the ...
A WILL 0' THIC WISP
... Smith. Time brings changes, and the Radical of fifteen years ago, who succeeded in wresting Juteopolis from • weak and renegade Whig, has again returned to the scene of his former triumphs, as an opponent of the political principles he once espoused. We do ...
TAKS COURAOK
... Peel, the Tory leader, could only muster 170 followers in a House of 655 members. Yet in less than eight years that immense Whig preponderance was entirely effaced, and Toryism was safely seated in power. In 1841 Peel held office with a majority of nearly ...
(From the primhm .461rwimrj
... staunch adherence to advanced Liberalism. Slight (Nelms lions there have been—a Tory having held the seat for one year, and a Whig for twoyears—but these were only brief intermissions iu the sway of Radicalism up to the present tine; and with ouch an eminent ...
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LIMAN
... nasot softy, bat entira beim led, and wee god Tee Coning At meeting .1 the Mucky sight, wee grouted to Kr Joh. Robb to place Whig airbus on the muted Mr Ore Miller, Toroth Stables eel Kr Joon to place peke and drams ea the Onset yet hire. gins to NOW The ...