... and the convict picks his time for securing it. It wonderful how it is prized. There is a regular scale value for it. One whig’ (just skiver of single loaf) is worth a sixer’ ( a Goz. loaf) one chow (or chaw), twelve and bull ’ (a 12oz. loaf and soz ...

... XCELSIOR DOUBLE-THREAD” JCi SEWING and BMKROIDBRT MACHINB3 with Stand*, ftc.compk-ta. fV. ...

... Cabinet which shall command the forbearance, will not say the support, of the House of Commons. With the fusion of the advanced Whigs, the Pcolltes, and the recognised Liberals, there-are the ranks of the Liberal party numerical strength, an array of oratorical ...

... but Conservatism to made the predominating, the ruling, element, in the Government, whilst Colonel Lloyd would gratify the Whigs and Radicals with scrars and occasionally the ghost of power. There are very few things which are not feasible those days, ...

... was of the most gratifying ted Mr. T. Bennett, the Master. treats that lias been enjoyed tho lovers music in Tory Caoca and Whig Ksttlb. Gonr.vall I that town for some time. The concert consisted nearly Gazette says there was a glorious victory Hclston ...

... Parliament in 1831. Though what may called, while in Parliament, sil- nt member, l.c was conscientious supporter of the then Whig party, but was always more at homo in courts of law than in tho legislative assembly. In 1815 was first appointed puisne judgeship ...

... ererywhorc. PRIZE MEDAL FAMILY BBWINO and EMBROIDERY MACHINES, wllb BUiid*. Ac. oompletc. from 65.; Simplcit. cbcapott. and bert.— WHIG lIT MANN. It 3 Holboru liars. London. KO. * free. o o on accidental death, f jg 3 ft ear. at the ACCIDENTAL AND MARINE INSURANCE ...

... of the present Uovemraent than amongst the racm ws tho rmoaiUon.’ The imwißmgncss of tho ao-ca Conservalives conserve Ultlo Whig « instanced a case point, to show IhaUhej not party natural antagonism to Bofo™- it is questionable whether this paper aide ...

... taking part V*! a political d«mon»li»t ...

... Wher 11 1846, when removed ,o the upper branch of the leji.litore. voted (q the llelorm Bill and all Ilia mvaaure, from ,h. Whig admiaivirdlon. ~^ ,1 I' Lord John Kossell becoming hirst Lord '* 1 >'• kt'k Y. ,,„ . kr paralysis, ohi.h lima h, h, said ...

... by Illness from taking his seat, was represented Lord John Has veil. Other gaps in the Treasory bench were observable. Two Whig u-Chancellors the Escbequer were absent—Sir G. C. Lewi*, who always threw cold water on the repeal of the Paper Duty, and SirC ...

... magazines and in 1836 his es.ay on Milton, in the J'd Review, drew upon him attention of the entire reading puldio. The leaders of Whig party, in acknowledgment of bis literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay a Commissioner of Bankruptcy and In b« entered ...