... U CONOMY, SAFETY, SPEED, HEALTH and 124 COMFORT in Mining, neared by Whig exclusively the Smokeless Explosive TONITE. Miners are advised before they ruin their constituting' among the fumes of other Explosives to ask for a trial of the above which can ...

... LOWBYKR, HOLM, ALSTON. LI ST ABLISH YEN T for tbe BOARD and El EDUCATION of YOUNG WHIG, Con. by Leese WALTON; formerly of Green*id* VD, Temple Sowerby. Private Lemons in and Mario. Prospectuses on application. NEXT will begin olt Tusedoy, the Ith day ...

... needed their confidence and support. It must be remembered that there were going up the hill, and that the Whig block, the skid, was on as well. Whigs were very good in museums, but they were ...

... cour try from any invader, which was all tire country should fear. The people had been humbugged, bamboozled, and swindled by Whigs and Tories for the purpose of maintaining the enormous interest possessed by the aristocracy in the land. He was a Liberal ...

... was mainly an attack upon the House of Commons for not agreeing to his motion in respect to a new trial. He denounced the Whigs as rogues and the Tories as fools. Mr Gladstone dissolved Parliament because he dared not meet the tempest he was afraid would ...

... .doing so smeld iseptio , tbe asaie , seS/Idsisee , and pitman. from the public which he bri-litheete Thin lieldied spas* Whig tee small to allow SOGIBMIAOII/ the is Nook. isapieedea ia abated: C T. B. is the only &vat in this distriel Set P • ones ...

... that sweet Vale of Avoca, whose beauties have been made so famous by Moore. In politics the deceased may be described as a Whig of the old school,—one of those who are always ready to move forward on Liberal lines to almost any extent, but are still unwilling ...

... mutton, 7id to 10d ; veal, fotd to 9d per • - • • Nov. I.l—Miloh were • fair show, bat both Gsnowsys sad shorthorns showed • Whig of, while Irish were by no mesas so numerous as 4 sheep were an exceedingly poor supply. There was about an average attendance ...

... pretence than he is. He makes no loud professions of his Liberalism, and, I suppose, it would be more correct to describe him as a Whig than a Radical. But he has not the slightest fear of popular liberty, and would be prepared on all great questions—whether ...

... and they only got it in the House of Commons by a majority of one. The House was Made up of Whigs and Tories; they never got anything from them, for the Whigs and the Tories were like Simeon and Levi brethren in iniquity. cLaughter.) It was a fortunate ...

... for the moral, material, and intellectual benefit of their neighbours. I again assort that our politiesl snarlers, would-be Whigs and Tories, would spend their time to • b Ater purpose and stand a better chance of gaining the esteem of wise men if they ...

... but not in slack; Fifth is in Andrew, but not in James; Sixth is in fire, but not in dames: Seventh is in Tory, but not in Whig; Eightk is in sow, but not in pig; Ninth is in river, but not in. sea. And a well-known character whole will be. ...