... amp ocatists.—“A noted “iow omc Pty = try 1 yt and ail others who of using these Troches. Sonn cet he in ag ool co Sires the Whig. Seid aii Spemists, at 1s 14d Oretusst asp the Hearth sore and accidents dail; health ife in large cities, eon! istricts, it ...

... in the habit of taking children away for immoral purposes. The case was remanded. The la'e Duke of Hamilton's father was a Whig of the old schoool.and probably one the haughtiest men his day. cherished idea that he was the legitimate king of Scotland ...

... the countim of Somerset, Hants, Dorset. son • satficiost guarantee of rich fertilising adopted the principle of paying so for Whig, posessing that elasa of trade to obtain the best raw material at the possible price. acknowledged by many of our great ag ...

... —i• l••••••-• dm Om albeas• er n ber mow. Seam. mid shwa deimpleat gaol. be =••••••• • P/ a. • -Geb• pm& le • Twil-0•1•1 be Whig woe. Webb tlasbet beerb-lb lent bee me =ma ••11 bilaimi mewl =I V a qemigef alit= b• Comber b•bbe Vhi V Rimissie ROWE 1. be ...

... offer myself lr Electioe whenever opportunity offers, and enditatially Mat you return me free of expects. In politics I ism • Whig Rid.cal , aaJ attached to the Russell sail Wanton party. I app•••• before you • pest tarsal sod ready essrmive of is lath and ...

... policy of ths Whig party for the ueceeding ten years. Lord Palmerston wa: | Between 1441 and 1846, in opposition. In December, 1845, when the repea 1 lof the Corn Laws beeame Sir Pee resigned, and Lord John Russell undertook to form! a Whig Government, ...

... CUIL a , Wawa., etnaoat. a =16.1 m rm. pemm.• amoral na Se • an. • pampamillo Wanes wormer lor N0v.1w0. .1 Woofs b •I•Whig. _banal*, in i•Air U. am %II ammo* an peed .1 moorlalN pat 14 Mena 1110. • a . 16 Amara Madame. bunva.m. WORDSELLS PILLS ...

... to find the Tory party bo determined in its opposition to that further blow to self-government involved in the centralising Whig scheme of union instead of pariah rating. The unions, and the kindred legislation of which the UlllOll3 are the symbol, have ...

... Hoare should tail to appreciate the purity of my i | tentions, nor am I in the least surprised that some | the chiefs of the Whig party in Somerset sheuld fa | as Iam told they do, to ap ciate the candidature | honourable baronet seems very fu' | Sir Henry ...

... thec J a of its W. i. is n Artswit i r edisa ith abs flast lb he 101111161111. btoAM sat peaks. and nes no et Ms bean of the Whig being as their Is MN he was dented to Cowen sad at test in OMR of lie new al the this Free . It losory,l 1840, he a selmem ...

... and Whigs coolly take coonskin It is not fur us to complon that nil of the new giant,n API that Mr. height i. the only representative of ' MYR Rolitalisni in the Cabirst, where, metaled, a• he will be, he will be far leas dangerous to his Whig , than ...

... distinctive places to five parties which he counted in the House. These parties were Tories, Conservatives, Independents, Whigs, and Mr. Horsman rather endorsed ‘the suggestion, and complained that he could not find a tor himself or for his party. The ...