... years she has been under the care of some of the most eminent doctors, but could not obtain any relief from their treatment. Whig this deplorable condition, she was advised try Kaye'a WorsdeD Pills, and, solely their use. she has entirely recovered her ...

... Colonel Dickson, Mr. Edmond Beales, and Mr. Ernest Jone3. The resolutions were of the usual character. Mr. J. D. Harris, the Whig member, was not present. At Hull, according to telegram in tbe Star, both the borough members advocated household suffrage ...

... Lichfield House Compact at one time promised to give Englishmen of liberal order of ideas, the opportunity they desired; but the Whigs of that day were only capable of generating the cold, exclusive, and repellant notions which came them in due course of descent ...

... is, they contend, antabie far the despatch and arrival of mink, and they bed mane hope of obtaicing a in ask livens when the Whig Adintniltration west est see the Osessentiv• Administration in. Now, me Mr ken the Wert India being to Plymouth, the Ocamervatire ...

... commission, containing .six Marshals of the Empire to devise new one,—nor will it do to say that the navy is all wrong it is a Whig Duke who is chiefly responsible. In great party fight good broad sweeping accusation always tells, and this is something like ...

... system ™m t y be brought under end it ve ’ stad y whst had taken place. Mr. Alpass the p roceedings ab Lanoaster, Totnes, and Whig said he looked’ upon with horror and TH © things, if persisted io, and if spread through- ont the length and breadth of Eogland ...

... even better than before, and Government at once adopted Mr. Snider's valuable invention, which had meanwhile been pa- tented. Whigs and Tories vied for the honour of who should order the most converted Enfields. The last official act of the Marquis of Hartington ...

... he Obi pefemswow , of thstr duty. The of an inventory does s;roswaharres he required he to apes the wooer gen to keep from Whig I didessost. And the imbed hr bit own Ewa benest. Sea a would he allowed Ewa ad would= of • sistesiese Mktg mos usolms I bo ...

... which bears his name, when there were two candidates, and the return is thus given : Mark Wood, jun. (Tory), 1 ; Jennings (Whig), 0. Mr. Smith says : Mr. Jennings was Sir Mark Wood's butler. There were only three voters—Sir Mark, his son, and Jennings ...

... Otheldieles qM is lagsler weir, sad short ben Web Oomph the %her lull Need hem taw waged. ads woo Beesset she as. is the has., Whig is gb to stop it, as. .22. Dr. assiasst but bed bled to be • polleseeweesble wpm 1 WNW Wielded. awl is eborging bet with mai( ...

... is the Tory party. Now this is not strictly true. The principle of an Established Church is just as strongly advocated by Whig politicians, for various reasons, as Conservatives, and of late years many Radicals and Dissenters have signified their assent ...

... for having low rates, but he was afraid that the burgesses must make up their minds, whoever were.in office, whether they be Whigs, Tones, or Radicals, increased rates, the affairs of the town were to be efficiently carried out. Therefore he asked if it ...