... mile; rent, 501- on lease. 45/. per annum.—Apply Mr. Stephens, estate agent, 79, C i tY. road. RESIDENCES.—Messrs HIND and WHIG T have s.,me excellent VILLAS to LET in this delightful locality, near the Crystal Palace and Railway Station. Rents, 401. ...

... the industrial population of Coventry? Have we not in the cry of the poor working men, re-echoed far and wide even by the Whig and Radical press, one more convincing proof ot that unnatural and selfish policy which exults when it proclaims the triumph ...

... the Lord Chancellor, and called charity trustees. As at the commencement of this regime, in 1835, the Lord Chancellor was a Whig, the great majority of tne trustees everywhere are also of that party. Now it is, I may say, unavoi fable that poor persons ...

... perhaps, unable to endure the cold-blooded, sneering answer of the workhouse official who administers the tender mercies of a Whig poor-law to every application for help. If a single example is needed, take the following from actual life :—A poor blind man ...

... Harnburgh. This Loan will be redeeined at par by means of a sinking fund, in years, in half-yearly drawings, the first dr..whig to take place in June, 1661, and the oblie-ations dissevn will be peid at par, on the lot July following, with intei est. Special ...

... have its misapplications, but where is the use of ever • carping and finding fault, unless, indeed, we are trying, with the Whigs, to merge our municipalities in one comprehensive system of centralisation? As we happen to be strenuously opposed to this ...