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... Rev. 11. Ma Turk, E. T. Warieg (Principal'. T. C. Geneeentit. deStilee, E. W. Newhorn. E. A. Colentan.J. A. P. Ratter, C. Whig, S. Sunman., W. T. L Mieser. The enterteinment commenced stt nix o'clock with the Sew Kentucky Mitedrehi. - N.r. S. was Senile; ...
... n him and the editors. The magazine had been started champion of Tory principles in opposition the Whig al |' Ur ...
... Mrs. Bell, and he suggested that they ahoold gi►e ringing cheers for the little Bells, The old phrase of (habit's the Whigs has hems exemplified in the Town Ward daring the past week with • vengoaoor, sad the Gas. not be bat source of humiliation ...
... Belfast. Drapery burioe#B, with drewmakinf and millinery attached, situate leading thoroughfare in Belfast.—Apply to ** B. B.,** Whig Office. Linen factory, situate In Urge town to Fife-hire.—Apply to Meelto. Dirson wileon, 25, George , Edinburgh. ...
... AND ALL THIS LATEST ROME AND FOREIGN NEWS. THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1. IMS. WHIG, •v; ...
... and the with Scotland ith the death of William III. the struggle for power between the Tories aud Whigs further accentuated the — between them. The Whigs the revolution Mi The Tories a disliked the war on the continent and atill and Protestant » who coquetted ...
... irever iize. e So runs the ballld, written when Curate Cocl- r burn's meceting-hous! in Glaealw weas wrecked and destroyed by a Whig mcil. (C. K. S'haroe's Choice 13allaus, p. C-.) I can supply 'Mr Macartney with any nulmber of facts nild ex- tracts exhibiting ...
... difficulties England cot into as long she did not do justice Ireland (applause). Referring to the question of union ire said—The Whigs would not call for unity if they thought there chauce being able boat the Parnellites to the ground, and it was because they ...
... lie agreed with minks b shakers. Me, that the sorest of the sempany wu is heads, and the futilities watch the osspeay wise Whig the public went highly apprestatal. He hoped before that (hey would ham a tram lisethwick as good as that the Leedom and N ...
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... his successors found 'it wise to follow. Ile was never an embarrassment to Mr Gladstone. Be did , not belong to the school of Whig politicians who, when Mr Gladstone drove the political chariot, made it their business to put a sprag li n the spokes of the ...
... LONDON “Northers Whig” Office, 174. Fleet Street, Friday Night. So many disquieting stories are pouring in from the Transvaal that Mr. Guam her lain has found it desirable to telegraph to the British Agent at Pretoria for definite infer (nation as to ...