... remarkable still efficiently took part m the Coventry election. The anatomical preparation. It is a skull found in the tomb Whig whippers-m communicated with the above-named the InCllBt four miles from the city of Cuzco. M. Broca Roman prelates through ...

... restored. Who raised William 111. to the throne? The Whigs. Who forced him to act a wise and liberal principle ? The Tories, j Who were the supporters of the Crown the reign of Queen Anne? The Whigs. But who were the defenders of the : peoples rights and ...

... Queen, the period of her marriage, bad indulged in strong feelings of political partisanship, her sympathies being with the Whigs, but under Prince Albert’s influence this feeling was gradually extinguished. The Prince his marriage determined to stand clear ...

... of House of Commons, however much the Liberals below the gangway are praised for helping to defeat the factious policy the Whigs; it must be admitted that the crowning credit of carrying Reform Bill safe through all the dangers that environed it, and which ...

... testimonials to enable him to enter into holy orders, £11; another fine specimen, expressing hi* love for Ireland. and remarks oo whig and Tory, £» 15* —Athenceum. TERRirro Explosion of Petroleum Oil. -Eighty Persons Severely Injured.— terrific fire broke out ...

... roust expect an increase of taxation. Dull people fail to perceive in this any benefit whatever to the community. Whilst the Whig Radicals were in office the preparation of Royal speeches or any other nonsense was their fitting occupation. Nobody expected ...