... *MA. am an a quarterly teuseey to Mr. J. Jame at a It. per (Tomo rase Lot B.—A PAIR of built with large Gardena. stiughl sad Whig 35 awl M. Burden. View Tins Read. Wreughtou. in tie renpeetive of Aiwa Cent awl Terser. at weakly preder• tag £23 8.. pia ...

... C. Lodge, Socia; CIO). I F. Holton. Kt. Baroalia.. lb. R. atuil 41. Day. social Chili. I 1.. A. Clark. st. Itarnabits, 1.. Whig. Alderman Pryee J. (iihboh., Social I; J I h.pk iij. A. Svtuond-, St. Iturnaba4. U. Ditto. F. Shirley and P. Crii4l St. Itarhallia ...

... rrhaps. it the henpont to pree-rve its respect. Now, bow• ever. this is changed. The motor cab too the top of the list, with Whig' Me. gmll (lie hausont takea second place. the old tutor %% heeler bringing up the rear. • • Some women are willing to go any ...

... meaning. but would not lave expnetsel theire, tweet's,. they would have supposed he was )(Mug compare the respective merits of Whigs and 'forme, etc., but ilothilig wag larthor from his or intetitions. view ef that ambiguity. they allow him to 44. clearly ...

... grartillailwr Now lionor is to haw her fortune ll* %ell if hot a mate+ it. Mark 0•It sit rr ilw new or , lation. and oo& of the I Whig in thy rain, & girl oho i• time xstai .4 henna kit.' stream. No *soil is awkleioly up. e II liNt Pl.th I)rrhsw.ei, jr. Brno ...

... eatiewdosi is away from railway • s. ii nil Ihe old man never t ravelled in a train. The first motor ear lie saw Wan that Whig+ eonveyed a Press repre*entative to f last September. Ile had a ride in the mnil delighted with his experiences. The centenarian ...

... in wooded. Th.. Fortesenen have been iettled at Castle Hill the reign Henry the Sixth. awl thee were long the leadeis ot the Whig party in bovonsture. and Lady Lanainane have been entertaining a family party Easter at Bowood Park. Wiltshire. 'minding the ...

... seam it is different mew. dariter inset be differeat now for all our lives, mid, with mailing I not laughing now-1 am sot Whig now that you sad I are the only two I. this world that is so glad sad beautiful bar us. There are other people. she unhappy; ...

... historian, bee bias seesaw, his the distilled's of being the int Preeldaat eons., at Oxford. It dates from 1571. its lonmeee Whig High ap Rees. and. though me reetrkniono were imposed. it ham hoes ever as the ewe distinetivtly Webb la the IJaiversiZ e ll ...

... fortunately remained Aar.. and die long aid razed ofte--vrai% mo armored to suit tbe hope of a.* itiroest. awl the all WAI jimupwig Whig partwularJy able to ate vr'nnecti. The Principal of and Mn. Weir among* the Mr44-ir. W. Legg.. and P. Maw were the and Mr W ...

... . Rejection va. undeniablv legal. hut Dane the INS umonectutional. The hill. li. maintained. wa. in no way an example of Whigs: it. Hawes 'amply increased and veined exieting tau.; it embodied the finance of the year. and he claimed the feu vee of pasiang ...

... scissile. hi HEALTH - A ND HOML BY ROBERT WATSON, K.D. AN ANTIDOTE FOR AOE. Dash is busy among the hest of our elders. The Whig, Mark I*lllll, Madmen, and De. W. Gordon -to only four out of a large group e gone, aad their passing ha. aide •,‘ el and ...