... were effected of the followiug licensed homes The Awl. from G. Smith to Herbert Charleo Ilayd m; Porters Arms, (tom Thom,s Whig Pi-ree to Charles Ball ; Steam Fawns, from William Woods to Witham Lyon; Mornmg Star, frum Willism Frederick Wilson to ...

... annual proceeding. There are many Conservatives who dislike Mr. Nevertheless, they signed and certified the general Goschen's Whig tendencies, and doubt whether he statement each year. Had the trustees in any one posmsses either thetact or the temper for ...

... give • vote of thanks*, Lady Mowry. who, se they well knew, was always foremost geed works, and thawed their thanks for and Whig the foundation atone—(At Ude past*, • merry pea on the bells which drowned tbe speaker'. voice; but a signal was eenveyed to ...

... because the parable of the vineyard in the title to the twentieth chapter of St. Luke is printed Parable of the Vinegar. The Whig. or Placemaker's Bible obtained its name from an error occurring in St. Matthew v. 9, whore Blessed are the placemakers is ...

... mediated bazaar. He Para the ladies trees begeaseas is savaging pubis of the he did sot hew Oil Mill be done is sag we, lies by Whig min le lime who had to spend ia leakier The would Map thsa lespan whisi treed Mil lo look sad would be sea 'e, mvleniag ob ...

... the lad pr. me hos the ae' of he MAIL We do not give her this Mlle glit ea in soy same a reward. We are ad in a NAM ler 'Whig worthy that a er i g i si le le her ems Id& el kr sad few really wee he the ;poems sad self-dealtag miner he which she has ...

... and had gone to France. owing to no 'prospects of employment at home rather than to sympathy with the Revolution, for while a Whig he was no Jacobin. In January, 1793, he made an offer to the English Government to go over to Paris, and arrange with Dumotrie: ...

... make • report on the matter, the Pope had solemnly condemned the Plan of Campaign, so that when a priest advocated it be was Whig ageless the orders of his superiors. By the Plan of Campaign a tenant was not allowed to pay his rent to his landlord if he ...

... Titterton (clerk): Bound over to keep the peace.—Mr. Slade : I cannot help yo.. nom? Isarrenoi SOD COMM Bone= and *Um sod Whig seep the sass. Sobs Nebo. aped M mis ao wild ad wing, the ebonies la Pomo weeds Malley. WI been b. oiled). bead Jeep Ern Msoded) ...

... obstinacy of Mr. Chamberlain. It is no secret among, the wellithineed that there has been a most serious differems between the Whig leader and hie Radical eileame. Lord Hartington has been weak and undecided, bat, on the whole, has inclined during the taunt ...

... brought with him a sovereign, which he wuuld give to Miss Brickwell, to be divided among those who should save most regularly (Whig the coming year. Atter a few remarks by the Rev. D. Hamilton, and votes of thanks to Mrs. Miluer, Miss Lloyd and others, a ...

... Edinburgh University, and entered Parliament in 1813 at the age of 21 years as member for Tavistoek. In plaice he belonged to the Whig Party, and though twice Premier, be was not a grew, statesman, but at the time of the passing of the great Reform Bill he was ...