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... THE RIGHT OF PUBLIC WAY. To the Editor of the Northern Whig. Sir,—Referring to the in the Whig of 29th alt. relating to the powers of county councils, I glad to observe that, as regards the roads between ono place and another along which people have ...
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... HONG KONG AND THE FAR EAST. To the Editor of the Northern Whig. Sir.—As much public interest attaches to the British position in Chituss waters, it occurs to me you night consider it worth while to reproduce, in part at least, the speech of the retiring ...
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... WHIG, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1899. sum for the entire plan, because it bad been prepared. There was no use leading the Corporation into fool's paradise, he might once that they would never be able buil3 the entire asylum for £llO,OOO. Alderman Lawtber said ...
... and teams almost impnartble that they can at! be mere coiaeidencss, the scientists say.— Bvening Standard. TV« K»rtk*rm Whig will b* B#lfM or naburbo. or forwarded in eddreenrd wmooen railway •taiioor, forSMa oerananm. ...
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... the romp with foreign countries.' He reminded the a that the niffermge of the sariculturiats had been re,nowleilttail by the Whig Governmint—by ' - Ministers who mere roost opposed to the ancient system' - -and expreeswl a hope that a conciliatory policy ...
... ism -in i:» 4 i4 21 17 2 4 15 0 1865 7 0 4 « isu. 24 2 2 4 II 11 l*i7 17 18 11 7 AVERAGE WHIG I sfin 13 7 2 4 I 20 2 4 18 14 2 4 7 4 1863 1864 20 9 4 12 18 1 4 15 9 1866 7 0 4 4 2 1867 5 0 4 T. c. £ m. n. 1868 17 19 2 ...
... admiration for a lord such. All the other gentlemen whose names are mentioned may safely set on one side. Sir E. Grey is more Whig than anything else—a curious survival of the unfitted, and he not in touch with the party; and Mr. Herliert Gladstone—ridi- ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, TUESDAY. JANUARY S, 1899. ...