... much, however:may be said, that it the drought had continued another week, both thou mops would have been peat recovery. West Whig of Yorkshire: the heavy rein the weather has been due and hot. The crops is this neighbotuitood an generally looking well ...

... Robert, highly indignant at the paltry ✓oduotions an pertineemely agitated in official ealariee, and belonging to that old Whig party whose erred was, that there wee a class which should not be subjeot to voltsr dismission and popular opinion, waa very ...

... by • at old not by • +dee rAcemitolet, act ems by Blr Jobe Dalrymple Bay but by • dowirrad shirk. TM ben+ Tory, the mildest Whig, the wilds,' sad the totally +politica Brit+ will smile they that that Waned the dookrad dirk, ha. at revenged the oisalsoiest ...

... passymte and papers wore no of the slightest and , the that one of 12A bought three copies of one was a reason to shoot me for Whig spies. After many planatlone we dared cue df the °doers to take -a note to General !la sepleining bine the mesa we had got ...

... British in particular, for mon than tO or 12 years p s&hll hr. knowledge of thorn ma be more extensive than Mr. thorn.,',, Whig well acqnsinttel with thoir r •toi in MAllaud an oth m Comities, where in Elementary they put to tho blinb all and Gould do ...

... growth of political knowledge has of years developed a large section of politicians, who cannot be incorporated with the old of Whigs, or Tories, and still less with the advansid Radical.. It is beyond doubt to this class ef politicians that the nation will ...

... strong arid fiery. The light mixed medley lot of members; there being Tory. wines would do no good, but theprobability aas Whigs, Radicals, awl politicians of almost every that they would do a vast deal of harm. They shade et opinion. The results were ...

... , front a design by Mr. G. G. Scott. The work* were commenced in the early part of the summer of 1859, the prituipel stone Whig Lad by the Countess of Carnarynn. Tue church *lnch occupies a site within a short distsnce of lilt:hetet. Castle is built of ...

... look in his eye., the niter iireariLess of des in his fare, moo o the Loa: of proud tint wroi gel wile with a terrible force. whig ym will. •y. ,she said. her voice quivering in spite of her efforts to coutrol it. I will listen. Am lon trial agaior 0 ...

... ; and, on looking to foreign ',fairs, we find still lees reason for congratulation. It was reeervetl for the lealer of the Whigs, Fart Mord', to sound the alarm trumpet, and t, demand the immediate enrolment of 100,000 for the dofenoe of the country. In ...

... have very intimate relations with the of Tiede. The hard and fixed lila of 15 as the limit of the Cebicet ia re is favour of • Whig peer, but cannot be passed when a Coalmen, a Dissenter, sad • Radical who bee the eenfidence of that party is next on the listfix ...

... powerful party by the Ministerial changes consequent on Mr. Bright'e re eignation, which urn regarded as the mere shuffling of old Whig curds. The ill-judged letter of the Premier to Mr. Deese, in which the spiritual dignify of Gee Pope was declared to be an ...