... hilb de.wrilevl as repr.enting four l 4.f the population. Tw. English of Parlianwnt were an 14.1.4 tin spectators acre rare Whig , high mac taking an interest in Indian palie *Rain. The Pressdent, a native geht d pueiti.ei. is member of the Legialatiro ...

... presiding at the Liberal Unionist conference at Leicester the other day. The r states that IJr indicates the exiiatenee of Whig party lau.nale to the of State Soo*lima .viiiociuted with MtCiuunbeilaiit'snisese. it will soot have th it tins strong party ...

... member fur Coln°. The made him Secretary of the Board of Control for Ind* and thus secured his talents fur the service of the Whigs Topuilitmeut which noiy be called the best party move in the present generation. In Isil lie Teat to India as 'manlier of the ...

... would come ipso force on March 1900. • TUC INPSCTIOI'S HOUPOTLL. The Clerk reed • letter from the Asking. ton Coal Company *Whig that they were quite willing for the Council to inspect the cottage' at Pity Me, which they (the Connell) pproposed to convert ...

... judge! inquired the ~model girl, her gentle brown ryes wide with wonder. well, the wretch coolly, a good many years ago the Whigs of Schenectady County, N.Y., elected to the Mho , Connty Judge and /Surrogate as fcrr-r, wh I knew no mote about law than a ...

... cersr proprietan tkitLY .. • mama, perfectly Naos the testa. hardens It. ',Wimple, and deliele i t STRUT The bell end rest way Whig `tor AAS YAM •RA Soverywhere. th foir st farther la Proving their GENERAL PRINTING NO STABLE IS COMPLETE WITHOUT G LOCAL AND ...

... of Parliamentary connection with England, Ireland had become intensely disloyal and disaffected ; that notwithstanding the Whig policy of so called conciliation, coercion, and ameliorative measures that disaffection had broadened, deepened, and intensified ...

... ; •• liandiorough Cutts, J. R. Fletcher; eta Mn. Medd, Amble Rectory, contribute. three little work., the testiest perhaps Whig Nu. 708, A Mit of Wir., Coquet bland, a lemarkidily veracious stretch, if not otherwise striking. Lady Relley's single c ...

... claim Chaucer so her own, because the arguments adduced are so weak that it is not worth at any length; stake to my, Godwin Whig studied the claims of each, very iagesimaly antess at that be mast have resided for • time at both Cambridge bed Oxford. We ...

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... know I lest yea bat if on =m ad woes is thew sow 1 I Ism wag I did Annie bat maw boom* I have hub mew; it madam a bow be i n Whig mask wasp Pew thank I was mad. yesmid* WS limb all my life. I would de a poi dial Ise yes. dew old yea that I wed* you know ...

... Cavendish and %Ir. Bort, ith a any prof to any informer. A number ornate taken plom in Ireland. but smet of tie prisms= Whig We to 000 mint far Mak her. Tar neva have atm Wu at Chester and Milord BIRO wapi.ien. reams Lunt Frmlorirk Cavendish Chatmeertk ...