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... “BRIDGE.” THE GAME OF THE SEASON. 5 BR‘DGE 2 ls.a new and important variety of Whig i BR“]GE 5 Is the leading Card Game. & BR‘DGE 2 Is now extensively played. €€ BR‘DGE >ls the Game for every home. 3 THE ¢ DOE’' BRIDGE SET, # s Complete, with 2 Scoring ...
... €A’ JOHIN TAMS3ON’S BAIRNS.” They were all present with Mr Balfour at the Haddington meeting—Whigs and Tories, Presbyterians and Episcopalians, Conformists and Non-Cenformists. the offspring of the Cameronians end of the black Prelatics, lairds and ¢enants ...
... surprising revolutions that had ever taken place in the history of the county.. At ope fmme Cumberland was divided between Whigs and Torites, but now the whole county was m she possession of the Conscrvative or Unionist party., That ought to make Radicals ...
... public utterances that any bias guided him in the course he was taking. He was a Whig, and in te presence of the noble lords opposite he dared nob say the ‘“‘last of the Whigs,” but he had all the peculiarities and all the honour which etptached to fidelity ...
... speech made by the/Rev John Flanagan at Newbliss, county Monaghan, on the 28th of March, 1868, and reported in the “Northern Whig'’ :—‘‘SBhe should be reminded that one of her ancestors, who swore to maintain the Protestant religion, forgot his oath, and ...
... 'Mr JAMES TURNBULL, Auctioneer. . ¢ Mr JOHN BELL, Manager and Resident Auctioneer. Nat. Tel., 2,576. -'}'.glpe;\.;mr_r‘xs: Whig. vl:lewcastle. 487 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT ¥ SALE of CARTWRIGHT’S and HARNESS MAKER'S STOCK-IN-TRADE. ‘SUNDERLAND ROAD ...
... these old Tories: they have, at least, tradition and character on their side, and are gentlemen. But as for the Whigs, ‘the base and brutal Whigs'—phiz!”” Now there are the teetotallers, whose hostility to Earl Grey and his Temperance Scheme is greater than ...
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... —Apply to W. Brewis, Middle Duddo Stannington. pnaos e ErpHIN, brindled (681bs), by Nenagh—Exegetical, sire of Never 11., Whig;e Sgfif&p‘fgi‘leque%g\’infleld, Whine. t 11., Elphin’s Boy, st; at 35, — - :v‘?nlges{fit. Brgomhill. West Woodhorn. . Avply to ...
... NEW pR \ THE pp ty,, BY ONE “‘rlefit &t,t aOhes \ he fl'g of ¢ \ sehalk Burg ...
... the time ©of the discovery of the bodies that hie had ‘any connec“ion, whatever, with the placing of them in the pesition in .whig'h they were found, and the police balieve he is e innocent, Sacial Gathering at Blanchland.—A very successful Bocial gathering ...
... patchwork, which would not stand, and which would have been absolutely impossible but for the dicastirous union of the traditional Whig and the Birmingham Radical. He did not believe fthat it was the sort of bill the noble Duke would have given the country if ...