... illustrating the result of taking advantage of market fluctuations.-DUNDEE COURIER. Written with an expert knowledge.-NORTHERN WHIG. To be obtained of all Booksellers, from the Publisher, EFFINGHAM WILSON, Royal Exchange, London, E.C., or of the Authors, ...

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... through the political memoirs of the first half of the century, which deal with the strange adventures of the aristocratic W~hig leaders, when they coquetted with the people in the era of Re- form, are various allusions to Francis Place, a Radical shopkeeper ...

... and North Riding emphasised in his address the necessity of Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform. The chairman here, an able Whig county magistrate, said at the opening of the campaign, we Avanted men in power who would interfere less in other people's ...

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... respects the 'District. vas.not an as good a rpoitioni t ; tb twelre months ie, there were M y'deaatuies in ?? with its .wooritn whig l 'pr .'lse4ds W' ot pros- perity. Duiring the year a fie' spirit of en- thziaai wsi dhowri v many i iees, a spiri t;han: anigiat ...

... for example, is a firm believer in the enforcement of the Militia ballot; Lord COWPER, as befits the- descendant of the old Whig families, expresses his rooted opposition to it in language that must have come upon the 'House of Lords with quite. unexpected ...

... for directors, was opened by Betterton in 1706. That nothing might be wanting to secure I popularity to this undertaking a Whig lady of rank and beauty Iwas induced to lay the first stone, and the two greatest com c writers of the age undertook to feed ...

... Congreve for directors, was opened by Betterton in 1706. That nothing might be wanting to secure popularity to this undertaking a Whig lady of -rank and beauty was induced to lavy the first stone, and the two greatest comic writers of the age undertook to feed ...

... Those who elected him wanted now to know if Mr Mollov were going to be a Nationalist or not (hear Sear). They did not want a Whig who would run with the hae and hunt with the hounds (Applause). The resolution was then put and unanimenly adopted., - = - ...

... find vhL best claims already staked out iby Cecil Rhodes and his feow-investors. Shrewd A ustralian !| The Belfest Northern Whig is pecu- Iarly un7appy over the sipidity of the Irish Ilndlords. Commenting on Fridsy night's debate on Lord Temp eawifn, ...