... Railway Station,. Their Teeth are cheaper, more durable, natural and minfortable, than nny yet produced. Operations of every kind Whig unnecessary, the most nervous patient can be supOled without fear of pain or inconvenience. Consultation free. Teeth from 6a ...

... dissentient Whigs; their ability and eloquence in discussion were superior to those either of _ the Government or the Conservatives, and all the important amendments in resistance to the progress of the Bill were moved by the heirs of leading Whig families ...

... future and antigun support of the Whigs by the active adoption of a reforming policy—sad that, when Lord Derby conciliated public malleso. by the enlightened liberality of his manures, he make it easy and natural for the Whig interest to mke cause against ...

... Mr. Blake, who never before had confidence in a Whig Government, were taken with a fit of confidence. These three votes settled the question, and it was decided that the country had confidence in the Whigs. One of these votes I deplore deeply—it is that ...

... control the House of Commons; the Radicals alone do not pretend to form a Ministry; the moderato Whigs feel that their separation from the Russell Whigs renders them weak, and therefore a Derby Administration is a national necessity, and we believe that ...

... should ask for a remand. A certificate from the house.surgeon of the County Hospital, testifying to the condition of the ghl, Whig been handed to the Chairman, the prisoner was ,_--_ No. 2379. ...

... [Q REFORM BILL. THE To wipe off pledgee pwt, The! the Whig Bill lut Haa now come to light, i> a fact, fact, fact; But which, From all we hear and »ee, b destined not to , . . . u.j the Home of Commona e er back d, back d, back d. la figaret meant ...

... It has damaged the fake and deceitful Whigs in such a manner that the corrupt Free- Mon, and the rest of the Whig hacks are doing what they canto neutralise its effect. But the task is a hopless one. The Whigs laboured for years to damage Catholicity ...

... government proposed a lodging:: franchise, a Whig baronets since raised to the peerage, scoffed: at it and other like attempts at justice, and christened them all fancy franchises. When, however, the late Whig governe - ment camoto coneocttheir Reform ...

... oidlngscholce suited to the taste and means to:2patchiest TM following are some of the prices for Ivory- Knives—each blade Whig of the best steel, bearing our name, and warranted : Yer a. dir . a. s. d. a. d. a. a. I. Table Knives 0 116 01901D10125 ...

... whose proportion of members under the new scheme must be two. But at present there are two Whig nominees and three independent Conservative seats. How are the two Whig seats to be se- emed and the three Conservatives disfranchised? The con- summatergenius ...

... measures; and the Irish Whig clique in the second, by obtaining places, patronage and rewards in return. But, after the sample we have had of Whig Liberalism here, it seems very like the sublime of impudence on the part of a Whig journal to profess not ...