... hi the United awiortakoo to of any = ha with owo a for of the proaposhas oridioato, the for nolo to OM 2.100 to word% sad as Whig Nark* op4o-lata sod oistatalag saw seat alai,. sod matters of asthma fr. tared. DAYLIGHT SAVING IN VICTORIA. A Daylight Saving ...

... £200 left ua, and £30 has been taken ou so much for a Radical statement. What difernnee can it meke to the Lords what tho Whigs say. Not bein: elected they do not have to resign, whichever way it do they? being a farmer shovkd like to see some lords about ...

... more before he goes away, with the of inducing him to purify the Bevonetsge, bat there erase no groat likahliond of his so*Whig to petition and of there being • deputetioe of grateful potholes to cheer him as hie way. To • humble plebeian, the best way ...

... 2nd May, 191 The new vet are part of a tran of DT £2957 hey the Mune by vartus 4 f the Councd of Ministers of the Imperia ond Whig Majesty The of srimarty tet the puree : Tring tae City and Sy ond imtustrel wth Water, The Iran te prowide the fund } 3 the ...

... against their organised party. It was now, and would remain, the worker’s own battle with landlordism and privilege, and the Whig group that had marched into the field late in the day deserved the beating they would get. The candidate showed that on j the ...

... match bom© for ©even seasons) ben; amongst the teams defeated. The balancesh©et showed a substantial balance in hand. file, whig officers were elected: President J. interboibam; captain. A. J. DenchSeld; captain. B. Davy; General and Selection Committee ...

... - linCtig; PREPOD A names TIMIS • KT. GI SALA :0-10.3). 3d., G.I. • Andy AFAT 1517 T HILL. I p.m. 14 I i s 11.. • T Whig, P. u.uuhle. Mew limb, man TburNar. L L I • IV) Ira! MLLE yam. A In II.L. 11•L 3d.; Gen, IA All home. ...

... the corn laws became law the combined with the Liberal? against their own leader. Peel's Government was defeated and by the Whig ministry Lord John Russell. Sir Robert Peel's death occu .d soc-n after this, and tbencoforth his followers, Gladstone among ...

... Ham. wel, a. H. 2. Wills and . AJ. Hayne, Pupps—l, A. Northcote; 2 and 3, W ‘Terrier, except tox—1, Mra. C. 2, Lieut. & Coke. Whig and Jones, Sporung—1, Liect. Sdlem: 2 and 3. Cote, Noo. A. ‘Anchor: 2. HL Peake; 3. Mra WHT. ping MEMSERS St. Rernard—1, A ...

... (Laughter and cheers.) I would ask you to remenrber that our present distinguished leader, Lore Lansdowne— was a hereditary Whig. To come nearer home. when | was a young man J never would have dreamed of seemg such as Portescue. and Portsmouth, and Morley ...

... l'''* l Mcu*«aol* Harbour j-c :i ■ >au:nl»y, Jamnry in. v.mj . |-, r. - corre«pondo:;c« in due# fishing boats this iv’rt. iJHVI WHIG IT, Clerk to Comiutaaioi.er?. _A April, 19u9. ■ Gcut'.emeJ- - I may say that deputation the Mouw-b hed bm w ,.j. j ..uv ...

... have been encriumeging forces antagonistic to pnigrem and t• wesbich they w ill no hinger control. 'Naomi Rds Li/I,w holy. Whig In the above words Sir Robert Perks. Merril Metelber for the Louth Division of and Chairman of the Nonconformist House of Commons ...