... TOOTH ACHE CURED. DECAYED TEETH STOPPED, with TAYLOR'S LIQUID STOPPING, sold in butthw at ls. and 2e.. (the larger Whig to three of the small ouesi. Sole Proprietor, K. HRIIPSTRU, No. 14, Gruel Parade, Leurianl's•on•Sea. This preparation not contain Kreueute ...

... la As A sismigis e V: lobed dame' Se i tEr= •Thaw et a the pmenet Alllented as sea ee Use.. isils. Is AA Ake %MIN' his Nigh, Whig** I ...

... from this world a very law,,.er who had been President of Poor-Law i oard, and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster under the Whig GovernnE4o., He was a contemporary of a r . Cambridge, and took a respectable degree , i ':att owed his position rather to ...

... .11FoRt) MUTUAL: jaKtril ET( Th. * at took awe on 'Mier look Whig twee 4 ),,„.theownrwo, uljoildee• Omit* of Awelieffse t dupe!. ‘npwit the few ah =r .. . . . ~ • iniabwitt. • . - ..v . . i i, -; .;;,„ i. h 0 euit t tehd se improveeleratiee kit the ' ...

... practised with peat success at the bat of Spring6eld.,l Is polities, to while following his profession, he paid he joined the Whig party, and WU a WWI Ol licery Clay. In 1846 elected to and oentinued to belong to it till 1849. He was. Maw - Abolitionist ...

... watch Sergeant Kama room. When I fret oew the at the mei mom, I tehl him to the ea me light waut Idea MS • &Atom& He mid he Whig shoat it. Priemser.—Did Wit Sergeant had Led the watch bet mine to me ? Witame.—Yea, I did, and I told you to *peak Use troth ...

... change of ministers; ' Lord Derby gave way to Lord Palmerston, with a broad-bottomed following, for it included, with old Whigs, the best remains of Peel and a few decided Radicals—indeed, one Quaker, a professor of peace principles, not in the Cabinet ...

... Private Seerehry. In .enibm essenvoine s varanay, be appointed of the asereleales le sod whippe , s. aid that adeadea till the Whigs went out to 1131. On t. .s. be was baths hapustout poet of essisbary to the hinekeity, and hold It years. VIM reform ware the ...

... Reformer. ni..y reluctantly accept, and Conservative,. faihtly (+p.c. lt is hut an asnesulnicut upon Ono grand ,clieitie for the Whig+ their purlisinentary pre-e 11l itt once during the tiot thirty years. the Ministry ell poeihle ciedit tor moderation. uish ...

... prevent bill top, to that the question of : Reform should no longer obstruct hi. Ivlttles with his 1 old enbigsiiiista the Whigs. Others the Tory opposition would willingly give it their support, but he feanal the policy of lukewarm Liberal.. . He, however ...

... Is et aid the dello d lb • Lap of end at the hiessat pri• mar rat bra nation, and aemmintod withthe isle, win not doubt the Whig. Plu Vi irreepoosire to the cry id YAW inien these first pages, blotted OM lab wile kat the me* deem sf by s ne w er *m om ...

... voice for the peers. His peerage is curious and unusual. His father was Sir John Campbell, and Attorney- General under the Whigs at a time when it was inconvenient to make him chancellor and raise him to the peerage, although his claims to that promotion ...