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... coloured wools; so that it seems a pity the: are not more widely circulated and poor wome advised to fl.rodw this article for whig there is an inexhaustible demand, in preference 1, some other home industries, It is interesting 1 know that English rag dollsare ...
... spoon. Add to the tame quantity d the food beta set down tie fact that tho steak to often tough sod over • and that steel Mums Whig things wekgowa. it must he tom in hammiest+ with • elver or plated hide, and it will he PO.ll that mono is left fir masticetem ...
... correspondence of the late Lord Fortescue, who was long the leader of the West of England Whigs, and (as Lord Ebrineton) a very prominent mil influential member of the Whig party during the Grey-Melbourne pened. Sir Charles Adam has let Blair Adam, his wellknown ...
... ihuroukii'ortw'l-?? Pawnbroker oil Jeweller, Aotte street. * er- /''IAHKBI CASKS ! !-FVpsh emptied num 8» Kura, and Port Whig Hogsheads, —Aniiiv k ' i , Sutton Wharf, Ply,noiuh ;^B» W y * b r^ ) * , ' c,t U / Term,, > Mom r-tOM FOSTTERRIER, eren marked ...
... DUD BURKE- I hear that Mr. Macknight, the editor of the Belfast Northern Whig. has in band an important group of work.. intended to serve for a definite edition of Edmund Burke. The complete writings and speeches of the great Georgian polititian are ...
... late Government, rather than reversal of that policy Lord George Hamilton. hear Mr. .MaeknigJit, editor the Helfu-i Non hem Whig/ has in hand important group works-, intended servo for a definite edition Kdraund Burke. The complete' writings and speeches ...
... to make list of the interest.', sections, cliques, and groups that constitute it. Them arc the old Tories and the new; the Whig and Radical Unionist*; the Irish Tories and the Irish Unionists; the Bimetallists, Anti-Cotton Doty Lanoastriana, London mom ...
... and whose wife is recorded by Sir Nathaniel William Wraxall and other writers of anecdotes as the chief leader of the female Whig aris- toe racy in London. The titk, however, expired second time with its third and last possessor early last year, when the ...
... reform of the House of Lords, which are supposed to emanate, not from rash and raging Radicals, or even impetuous and impatient Whigs, but fyom the coldly cautious mind of some independent and eminent Conservative peer. Not a hint is given as to the name of ...
... contemporaries in those days were the Western Times, ably conducted Mr. Tom Latimer, J.P. (who was not less famous for his Whig advocacy than for his wart a re with Bishop Phillpotts), and, later on, by Air. Glanville, his son-in-law, and Trewman's Flying ...
... Conservative himself, must hi# Grace's | political position. Hither he must remain he is,! tough, crabbed, and shrivelling Whig, or roust' follow Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Goachen and become an out-and-out Tory. It seems probable ♦hat will remain what is ...