... SALE OF DBESMSE -Itste BDrgais Il Dresser, I/31,116f, 3111, 2/0 yard. W 8PECOIAL SALE Ol WASHING 1AHARU118.-P1ies ,nd Piles or Whig Ptints and 0ambrols, Bid, 414, Did, eld yard. Mr SPECIAL SAM! OF 0ALIAOES.-Taird Wide Lon cloths. 21d yasd; Heavy Calicoes ...

... at once., -LONG LACE CURTAINS. Per pair. 3 yards long, Taped Edges 2/6A to 5/11 LONG LACE CURTAINS, 33 yards long, Ecru or Whig 4/ to 10/9 LONG LACE CURTAINS, 4 yards long, very handsome 7/11 to 16/9 LONG LACE CURTAINS, .4 yards long. rich bold patterns ...

... vtiDlINlI FRENCH PRINTED VAST.F L SA~t ad tATHENS- lWik~hING gruaned8, eel,'arec t 2d paetterns Sid to 1;03 WASHIINC; WASHTNG whiG SATEENS- Fast colour s. luar, WA~hING pjA, Acrc renc, cvrtinal 41d to Sid wXUING PRETTY LkCE STRIPES- tWASElING TWhite (r 'eea ...

... Alk eite ?? £t0-00 t littre' IN F B RE 1 A M P LE S8. tide *the you n13lTtd~59 eie osn OI'ame a,, Wild OI ZOJfl tQ H. Smue, whig o will be opleasod Poen bind 'YOU~ In rotat one0 Of ?? Wondrflul AuSxUn' anr gO14D 1 LONG GUARDS&' fotte ABS`OLUT9!TY AND ...

... probably nothing in the constituency to keep alive' a healthy Radical spirit, and the division I N Yas piactically dominated by Whig and Tory N families. In such a constituency the existing uncertainty with regard to Ireland must have N been a great drawback ...

... manners at that time. In 1804 lie estabisshed himself in London, where lie secured the friendship of many eminent men. When the Whigs came into office, lie was much better off, a living having been presented to him inYorkshire. There lewas much beloved by all ...

... each Marc; Groom's # 0 ?? 6s.: . LLVAST i~-fonled in 1932, by 'Ithuriel, out of Sophistry by Voltaire, ?? Wagtall by Whig- be ker, Grandam by Soree -snaly1 ado r at a power and substance, ?? linection. Clor brgt Bay qr Tenant Farmers of the Berkeley ...

... as an humble instrument in your sods, I feught a successful battle for the Free-trade, hich I had long cherished-not as a Whig partizan, ut from a deet feeling of the necessities of the country. he great minister, then ostensibly opposed to us, under ...

... would giye him the power, to represent the whole of the city of Bristol, to whatever section, whatever party they might belong—Whig, Tory, or Radical, or those who did not hold any strong political opinions at aU. He would now and for the future forget party ...

... MAGAZINE for NOVEMBER, 1879. No. DCCLXIX. Price 2s. 6d. CONTENTS. REATA; OR, WHAT'S IN A NAME.-PART VIIL AN AMERICAN PRINCESS. WHIG REVIEWERS, AS PAINTED BY THEM- SELVES SYRIA.-CONCL(USioN. THE MARONITES. A POOR DEVIL. AMONG THE AFFUIHANS.-A SuBvivoR's NARBA- ...

... Ministers stick like leeches; with quarter-day ever in view, a few majorities against them are not events of much, consequence. ?? whigs always have been dear lovers of office, and the attachment now is as strong as ever it was. ...

... TREATY. Opini,)ns differ,- Ah 'twas ever thus, EAnd in the end no doubt he'll try to show ' 'Tis simply that whioh mskes us Whig or Tory, ;Hie gratitude by giving themq aplace. . It doeseues80 much good to make a fuss ; . . But I digress, the trestics ...