... abstainers as Liverpool, maid a Sunday Closing Act was as certain for England as that mummer would return nett year. He was neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, because it seemed to him a Catholic Bishop ought to have wider p.litios, and, under the shelter of such ...

... Imnsedi .tely Waded to. In every I ostanoe owned weight guaranteed. lIWTMRIE, PLUMBER and • .a. DIO , BATOlLOoutroctor for But Whig Supaa-111, PARRY PLAOI alga of 24, Barrogo Rood), PlemotieL QIIIRTS AND COLLARS DRESSED A-7 to meal as ; skirts. M. amit ; ...

... to Mr. (iUdetowe, enggeetiaf that hit forthoomlaf journey to Midlotfaiao ebould the Eact Coeet route, baa receired the folio whig reply bon Mr. Arnold Motley No errangemente hare yet been made with reference the detail! ol Mr. Cladatone'e riett Midlothian ...

... soothing legislation in our own, has ! been done completely, though perhaps evanescently. ! Treasury Minute and the m*-morandum a Whig postmaster-general. At this moment there is change i o: a dispute between any two irishmen, for they talk • nothing but the ...

... Ws New Season's Jams from 53d. per pot Inn. Glees Jars, Orange Marmalade ls. each laglish Condensed Milk {educed Prices of Whig's Sztract of Neat, small pots 4d., 1 oz. Tgd., 2 oz. Is., 4 oz. Is, M. Imertnia ♦l Kwmsee la. 0 Reflood Wstor Milts do. ...

... Dizzy he turned Fre* Trader- but git ma my When fust I come to House, wara’t score o’ Rads nohow>owi then but Whigs and Tories ; lo*k now Whig side worth nowt, save Radical stock to breed ; An Tory side mostwau)-* a soau Radical seed. Nobbnt Tory bits ...

... going to supersede every sort of Ration with an imitation of aach: the Charters, big and little, are to auperaeded by sort new Whig charter ; the Law Amendment Society ie to sea its work done?or shelved?by official hands, the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting ...

... you will go tar to seeare a majority in the I:lease of Commens in favour of redressing agricultural wrongs. Vary few of the 'Whig sewity members have proved themselves deservingel your conddence. Your littered@ have been persithently seglected, and It is ...

... Mails, Woolwich, weechargid on remand, with assaulting Welter Lambert, landlord of thu Pier Tavern, High dtreet, Wool• with, by Whig him under the unit.-11r. Mar. sham oommi•te : her for 21 days. YIATE ROMP'. Before Ai a. MAISHAII. ATTACKED r. SELOTINO THE ...

... s to the extent of ten seats, or twenty votes. The Opposition now numbers about 290, while the Ministerialists, including Whigs, Radicals, Roman Catholics, Dissenters, and Presbyterians are 360, a nominal majority 70. The seat at Wexford the only one ...

... Henry 111., which lay directly in the track of the fire, end the corner of which was within few yards of the burning south-west whig. is doubtful whether the effort* of the men to **ve this valuable hall would have been *ucee*»ful had not they been assisted ...

... Is to be consulted by the Government as to the procedure to be adopted in regard to the settlement. Neglect on the part of a Whig Ministry fifty years since to take the Leador of the Apposition (then Sir Robert Peel) into its confidence concerning the proposed ...