... did did every own of pretest and education who had not lom th•or measure of mend, for sot so much as bothertss attled hisn.lf Whig or Larval in Ire a jemmy war left battiest]. and the ceplasa'• Ym land. It a see altooother unnatural that an our not ao secant ...

... husband's. He had been poorly and depreeeed for many weeks past. but with the exception of a few days be had heed able to attend Whig work. For a short time he ens too low to work, and he consulted Mr. Merge. who was the club doctor. I do not know what Mr. ...

... any appreerable quolitY preset. tle •••••d • beg tubas is rat by the weirs of ere not oaks wee was rather pow in Pteasist Whig Year. Let Prerliele the emelt hierarchs= matter, bet it we very ward for mixer Mi lila be bear WNW rola with orbs foods. It ...

... from it. prretnt opponenU, Mr. Charles l'elhant Villiers, the Farr of the ll,inee of Comm.,n the elegant aid arom ,d yaw/ Whig who went down to Hull at the age of 24 in 1226 aid connoted an alto:tiro r eursi,irter of Horner and Cruise.' who actually ...

... take a similar view there was no doubt as to bow the election would go next Thursday. The contest was nut between Tory and Whig. or Con. serrative and Liberal. They had now the Unionists' cm one aide and the Separating on the other, and they had to say ...

... he the ve We old wood be were Inclined to wet. whew, without pia sow Anew& obs w soe - thin ti l l% le& been Ito et • blow /Whig kW week woe Wardle We: bebed how the et Well thst be a pee oda to swept ir soda W. and by I thoo mobs Owe browbeats es esofsst ...

... interest in the bade., ; and the tick and old generally were very fond of belies reeding tether's. It was necessary to warn a Whig committee to ter and get on with the matron. sad be ',Arpin' ant to repeat all the stories they and General Thivies he thought ...

... Pahnerstonian Liberate. Sir John Potter and Mr. James Aspinall Termer, who not only received all the Conservative votes, but the Whig vote also. The remit of this coalition was thst Mr. Bright and Mr. Gibson were defeated. Mr. Bright was at Nioe, and he wrote ...

... varied week Mr. Wilts should have achieved the lumen in teaching in the night soh* 1 which he has In the past redounds greatly Whig credit. The Bengeworth Night Bohool is preotimilly a free inettntion under the same maaarmeat se the Beegeworth National Sabool ...

... *twig silk smart/ea w the ti..t of the fabric, nod lightll looked to the wire of the Mum the cameo of them bats do sot require Whig, us they are istoodat to the Mr viaible yet • bend of Mama Y amorally attacked lost rowed the fusee portion of the brim, te ...

... C. Hollaad, Md. I. ad Mr. R. F. Tones. NOSE TIMID nun Dauni.—Joha Balliager (411), 1 theorem deduberrow, wag &arced with Whig drug at Hanopue oa Bstarday, May 18th. Def.mdaat: I wie more tired. The Clert : Were you drunk or not P D fondant I was more ...

... upew the acerleties of local polittcs the emollient effect of a little tobacco smoke, I feel that I have not lived in vain. Whig and Tory, Radical and Prognemive Conservative, may differ vastly about their respective expedients, which they misname ...