... never washing them sad so he derives his Dame. Jo justice it must be said some of the flying dhobiea are honest, and will Whig back your clothing spotless and ironed in • day. The dhoby on the whole is a useful member of the community and Aoglo-Indian ...

... without anxiety. Nor are these natural misgivings peculiar to the Conservative party. They have been shared by the niost eminent Whigs. There can be no doubt what BUM:, or Fox, or Mscscue, would have said of the present Bill. There were many of those who swelled ...

... ow anglisis lealiblor se OW I mending sr So im 4 Me Imelts rendurs mibm, I dila* lags, Dessats, Old Sorest - • Moen. iffy !Whig Yr Chnlmell met the Milled }neje yew. he Sr Weemsb. end • emit.' power ea .1 WWI le, mid Nemeth( ham. the r .ea. Ttz OEM ...

... gran with of el sad earess• petristimn. is sees d alltheet psrtiesar.usdpS. joie. in &Wain; sl wogs con wad that It is wither Whig ear ser eareenthe sor Radial that is interval Is Shim 1.5 .11 an to pro. a society such es this. The sale Wed awaited with ...

... occupy the farm of Conlaild, Miluathort, Fifeshire, under a learn of El years. Conland is considered a very desirable farm, Whig altogether in superior condition. The dwelling house is commodious, and all the other farm buildings are its the Lest of older ...

... when luncheon time approached, betook himself to a fall on his estate famous for its leaping salinoe, and placed a caldron of Whig water in such a position that a fish rnissiug its spring would tumble into the pot. Neither story may be true, though there ...

... las rem& im fogs ws. by Mesas & B*, been IsliseM Msslslsu ea did ho , kojsl Isinsary, a. a of by the Cah lssiss ßailway a* Whig Station ead lOW ...

... nosdentte visors arid eonneel. The meeting which was held in the London opera Home the ether day avas well fir die policy of Whig and Tory are for aped that Union, not Separation, will be the mishword in the coming strugg le, Yet them IA IBM of the 'Dural ...

... supra as :-1. Thai hes la a sound. eatkleateey 2. That in my all dm ether =with the exeepliat of the gni sensarbe • and ben. Whig &ass the Mut ci Me Galls emistemasse, te be_ repaid hy with Mom and thick coat ol to amble them to withstand the mass el the ...

... prise oily sisillaw es geed. wines beharamossa, The asA r h ia Lthe hese ass•pertioi fill to tho • of Wales the sip be the Whig dog to Ifr .1. J. Fellsere aimed paint the wiser is the_ far .1 irel.pdat sod hir Wedge 111111.1111 bitsh her Whisw of the ...

... always turned up his nose at them, and his frown was too much foe them. Such nationality as remains to us owes little to any Whig Cabinet, and there is perhaps no Prime Minister of the country to whom it owes lam than Mr Gladstone. His name is associated ...

... may be thus briefly passed over. Tlie was one, believe, that could not have beeu gi%en by any other member of I'arliament. Whigs and Tories alike came in for sonic hard hitting; O'Butraes breeches and the Grand Old Man were mentioned ealy to prrelute a ...