... life. The rev, gentleman concluded by expressing his gratitude for the past, and a cheerful hope for the future. they were Whig, Radical, or Tory. nor to what church they belonged, that man was liked who was brave, manly, pure, nrshle, true, and virtuous ...

... of the Privy Council was an act of practical statesmanship, which had nothing to do with the ordinary distinctions between Whig and Tory ; the appeal of the Bishop of London was inspired by an older Chris. tianity than that which recognises distinctions ...

... August 6, at Castle Combs, Wilts. Emma, the Poulett Scrope, Esq., M P., aged 70. Anginit 6. at Bournemouth. from sunstroke while Whig. in t he 11 th year of her age, Edith Annie, third barb thelate Edwin John Speed, solicitor, late of Batiste; August 7, ...

... neighbouring villages where the Prussians nre quartered it is the same. At Brunn the cholera also rages among the troops. The old Whig Globe, it is said, is about to change hands. It has been purchased by Mr. We.comb, the I proprietor of the Easter and PtyincnitA ...