... portion of Mr. Gladstone's colleagues, and the Marquis of Hartington, Sir Henry James, and Mr. Goschen, as representing the Whigs, either declined to enter his Cabinet or withdrew at au early date fromn its deliberations. It is not a question of justice ...

... by Qrvli Ic, we of td g'ral'eltee t tte iay ani yyo lit ainen yitla mast' ?? gopzis ot legs8'doad'.fceltj;in 'fosdlbck'and Whigs, hod ?? ~e eionegthn ~best bloond mil'b ?? o In alesthei elet..,macelhyho pmrinfestmancefilgiefir asthileb ftadt ..Hie4otocklccy~oa ...

... ourselves, but far worse for our homes, our wives, and families. They and we were thorouglhly miserable. Well, we appealed to two Whig Presidents of the Board of Trade to help us; they admitted the grievous wrongs under which we were suffering-no one could deny ...

... & SoN. G -EL. E . . 1r. JOWN COOPIls. NETTLEIS..) r. NOWt AUIEIS G FTHAMF.D . . .Mr. Altu ,HVR EARNE, h- WATL*NGTON .1. J. WHIG 6IOG, WIrNEY . . Mr. HilENRY T. RAVENCR toDSTOnsoC . . Mmre A.WKINS an! HI1G0S THE ag Railway Passeugers 'Assurance Company ...

... quantity of Thrashed CORN, STRAW, &c., Si late the property of Mr. Nathaniel Parsons, deceased. Catalogues may be had at Mr. IV. Whig's Agency Offices, , Steeple Aston; at Eccles's Printing Office Woodstock ; and of the ?? to commience at Twelve o'clock. is ...

... property of the Rev. G. J D. Faithful; 30 fat eives and. 40 tegs (shorn), a fat cow, a nd somei pigs, the property of M1r. Whig *50 fat half-bred tegs and 8 ewes {shorn), the property of Mr. abitert; 70 fat half-bred tegs, in the wool, the property of ...

... Rev, G. 1G1. STANTON, Incumbent Rev. M. AmiDENsoN, Incumbent of Rely Trinity, Bloomsbury. of St. Paul's, Herne 11ill. Win. Whig, Esq., Steeple Aston, Rev. S. BENsoN, Rector of St. Oxon. Saviour's, Southwark. And to the Friends of tbh Pupils. The Domestic ...

... lliles of Oxfori. UrLice, by post promptly atteuded to, and patterns sent. G. WICKS, Hair Cutter, Professor of Hair Dressing and Whig Making, (For Sct'rr ymcare ['or ?? to lr. 1,. IHILLS, otf Coen Marke ILt .Strt(, ) - EGS respectfitlly to itfobitn the Memubers ...

... individual who is not even a, fellow-townsman ! This disgrace may yet be averted, but certsinly not by the election of either a W'hig or a Radical llvmbc,. Again thanking you all for your great kinulness to me, a stralger, atl still retaining a hops of being ...

... 'vDukC of Charw'k-g the - The Horses aro young, pow erful, aud gol sves*,d the srdis Implements of a varied, and useful ?? y0rns whig woeof tie Sheepamid Boeasts hasvebeen hved omie hr.s I it ICaagusmybhdati th piece of edlo; 0e~g self- DCe h biif a h eog oel]mlO ...

... mnortgage, st a nnmodlerate rate of interest. Forma view nipplly onl the prenmises, mid for further parti- culars to William Whig, A-enec- Office, Steeple Asioit. E- S'1 FESPLE ASTON OXFORTHLEIGII . his Neat and ssefuliHOUSEHOLD FURNITVO E, LD comiprising ...

... Kin~lstolne Grove. Thante . . Str. S. J. Johusoii, Carrier. l~~ifeeij. . S~ir. W. Seely, juni.5 Acroeiieittct,WIlstriiul.~ Ars. W. whig, of.Steeple Aston. W}allingford SMr. A. Pearman, Wine Merchant. 11ntage .. Sir. J. S. Mleadows, Chitmist. :ADDITnoNAL AGc N'TS ...