... mill be p lease wit their piesent display. -(0)-- VALI/ABM/1' Discovrity YOU Till HAti.l your hair h limning grey or whiter or Whig use the M mican thus Iticsinris, ter it will positively restore, in every ease, grey or whoa hair to its original colour. It ...

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... every day, ohm any own linen, on account of .he discharge front the sores ; my hands also were very bail, the backs of them Whigs° dreadfully calcimined with yellow coda that one would think they were covered with reek hrititstotie. 1 never expected that ...

... position of being denounced as factionists and roes to unity, will not be able to retain any folowing in the country.—Nortlhem Whig' ...

... illness. The deceased gentleman was a Liberal in politics. He leaves a wife and a large family to mourn his loss. The Northern Whig publishes a somewhat similar paragraph. (From the Belfast Evening Telegraph.) There was a great feeling of sorrow throughout ...

... asidl endeavours to save trouble and annoyance by seeking quality. We stock nothing hut very best occoi scotch and our Fan ous Whig Wigan for which Blains.ough Colliery have appointed u& Agents. C. F. LUPTON & CO 37, MERCHANTS' QUAY. CONTINENTAL INCANDESCENT ...

... returned to Glasgow from South Down, where he has been addressing a series of meetingA, at which he was well received.— Northern Whig. ...

... should be alone given, and the final state of the poll at Gat. on's only known contest stood thus: Wood (Tors). 1; Jennings (Whig), o.— Westiniassea Ciaositia 14, 1900. NEWRY PETTY SES SIONS.—WEDNEsDAy. [litforz Messrs. James F. Erskine (presiding), Walter ...

... thereupon purchased • revolver, aid told some other Kids thee lensed of • wedding they would hear et • Inis', as he ialeuded Whig his sweetheart He sebuges•tly net the girl l ead shot her dead *nisi& Bethnal Green Polies Static*. • ...

... daily newspaper in Belfast t.O be conducted 411 Presbyterian li nes i s a probability of the near future. In the old days The Whig did yeoman's service to Preabrethutiaara but then Irish Presbyteriatisin was something more than a name in ',deities, something ...

... May 10th, 1823. He mired aa academic education, studied law, mid begat itopractise in 1844. He was a &devote t• the Nation' Whig et/emotion of 1848 and 1852, and a moseher of Congress from 1855 to 1861. He entered the Republican patsy 4 0011 after its ...

... consider its merits. And to this resolve she kept to the last. The early months Gt her reign were not easy. Each great party, Whig and Tory, tried to get her into their power. They thought because she was a woman they could mould her as they chose, that ...