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MR. WILSON ENGAGES THE RAUL

... that religion was a matter on which they could please themselves, the same as they could with politics, whether they would be whig or tory. But what folly this was. They had only to think how foolish thewould think a man was who told them they cou ld please ...

MR. GLADSTONE AT HOME

... the door itself and carry it to the rmacifn in order to get the medicine prepared. cart was obtained to convey it, and, much Whig astonishment,the chemist had to leave his shop to take a copy of the doctor's prescription. A Sleeping Tree.—A tree was recently ...

LONDON LETTER

... upon it, pointing out that Mr. Chamberlain was quite right in arguing that if the Iladicals con'd not predominate over the Whigs. they we: e redly the prisoners, and not the leaders of the Liberal party. This reminds me of the local preacher in the ...

CUTTINGS FROM AMERICAN PAPERS

... otiose Girdles norms jarthaported. He explained that he mesa liakers.*-and by llckers dried longues ! The Eutaw (Georgia) Whig says that Ben Dnnn, a freedmen Being in North Greene, offers a premium of ten dollars In gold so any of his nos who will hue ...

A LADY'S LETTER

... other n;gbt at Stockport : The preposterously complimentary lett r to one of the feeblest and least influential of his former Whig supporters, showed that he was gating ashamed of the unlovely and 'desperate company in which he had beome Involved. Da. R ...

THE SOUTHEND STANDARD, May 9, 1889. whether they succeed or aot. A man with little brains in him, and little

... I think surprise one who bears in mind his early associations and training. Tou must remember that his father was formerly Whig, and he became the follower of Canning, and as result, whenever opportunity offered. Canning was fonnd a guest in the home ...

THE FRANCHISE BILL

... confidential clerks. Fifty years ago Mr O'Connell was sent round the country stumping ; the House of Commons had a majority of Whigs—there were no Radicals then—about the same majority as the Liberals had at the present time, but on appealing to the country ...

RAILWAY TIME TABLE -FROM LONDON:- lei • SI 6 6 15 5 • 4* li U as es 1

... work woediee upon *e asst haportaat of the human meanie Thep /1.1111161111 the organ. of Yews esters the keg leg sompleries, Whig backtho r sea edge of appetite, aid arouse into setion. the the ROSEBUD of health. the whids_phydeal in of the human frame ...

THE SOUTHEND STANDARD

... thegreet taw be teriemesdhas morns, notwit hb h =the aelkeing has , mthibit in alibi which it is senthb to view it without s Whig el ababallen. Mom) elbeteverimy MOM thr cullivabe of Me sell MB fame the Wong dm of the Indus trial trend, and is the pasted ...

THE SOUTHEND STANDARD, June 17, 1886

... was little less than an Act of manumis=ion from slavery in favour of the working men of Britain. To obtain this Act for us, Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals gave their labour, their wealth, and their lives. To prevent us obtaining this great boon Tories and ...

STRANGE FREAKS OF CATTLE

... talking spoils Even the grace of Ashmead-Bartlett ; That though the clan that was Parnell's, 'That though the Tory and the Whig aro Quite too tremendous tip-top swells, We can do without Gorst and Biggar. There's so much reason talked the while Our blessed ...

PARISIAN INTELLIGENCE

... of vessels, which is the instrument of this diminution, caused by the state of hysteria. In a Beas Teat.— The Bangor (Maine) Whig of the 19th ult. says :—“Newell Alexander, Miomao Indian, aged about 69, who was on his way from Quebec to Houlton, and passing ...