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... eighteenth century had been completely lived down. Political morality had been enormously improved. In the latter years of the war Whig and Tory had learnt to work together for the common national good, despite of party interests. The improved standard in political ...
... back.” The half-back line was weak, 'while the forwards shewed plenty of dash and occasionally good combination. A. Smith G.S Whig B. G Law v—B3 || -4 4 | G.E. arsden 4 W M. Harvey 5 R.W. Patton . Kemp Town Club. e 109 R ey T e, % ' on The monthly ...
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... LADYSMITH HARD PRESSED. The general coney as to air O,orge Whigs position at Ledysmith was happily relieved on Monday 'ben General Boller was ab:e to forward another report from the beleaguered commander, dated Iwo p.m. on Sunday, conveying the cheering ...
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... (100X4111C/MAL WANT2D, ands 2l; good, drove girl kept; no Baader; Chri.ttaa privileges.—Apply, *Whig p R lYn. S. Cies; Bonham, Swam. ...
... quite an exceptional instance. The country at large responded nobly to the call to arms. Then, a; to-day, peers. and citizens, Whigs and Tories, stood shoulder to shoulder in the ranks. London biome supplied twelve thousand men, and on the 26th October, 1803 ...
... Walker Mr and Mrs H. Waterdeld Mr Ed. Doran Mr J. Bannerman Mrs sad Kim Gillett, Mr, Mre end Miss Tangos Mr B. Gerry Mr A. H. Whig' Rudd Mr Y. Thompson Mr J. B. Wain Mrs 8. B. Gotto Miss Berry Mr and Mrs J. B. Manning Mr and Mrs Knight Mr and Mrs H. D. biros ...
... t ' Wordily Ossetic' 35. A 13PNCIAL LINE CORN FLOUR sib. 7—The ons, A(MUM, manatee& aoseplet• BICYCLE for IS S. net ; Lh.o Whig book pedalling Brake, 15a. ; Bepairing, 15.,. sad Beplating, from Al to 30.. per mocha s; bog workmanship Oxford Oils (appeals ...
... _Barranoe.ndFord, ! and $, Claremont. rr il entativ for the counties of Sett. I:turree Sussam.. o:tuailasktu.—Aty at sups, Whig reri ' Ifuskseer. ISO. Nft.th Street. Thighton. RS I;ii Oureeriiivel;; sue eft. . Tunbridge Wells. pnvate Zama , ' roodbui7 ...
... Nellie that 10 led beta Who Meru sin roes Mimed s ciongilaimant. A tie lee end 104 to Mos Mewed, *r 14 immissimmt, the Beech Whig him helot has Of • eery brutal est. They thanked the damsels Ma osemferward. eintrell QM= MAIM Leseant Shrget, 20. described ...
... law, Mr. W. Camac. and seconded by Mr. G. Robinson. Of these four candidates, Mr. North may be described as an Independent Whig. Mr. Elpbmstone as a Radical (he claimed to have come out for fair and manly fight witb the Tories, and his cry was Down ...