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... circumstances ) --tending tiio death venerable party, formerly well known to the public at large under the sobriquet of the Old Whig. > The jury having been sworn, and having atten. tivel/ listened to a few preliminary remarks from , the learned coroner the ...
... from wild Indian Berries. Leaves no mark on the skin. An °facer In Ler Majesty's servke while in India. discovered this dye, Whig one of the Snest ever applied to the hair. Enough to last 9 months, sent Feet free for 14 stamps by Mr. Cooper, lel, Fleet ...
... the waves. Mr. Bright, M.P., is at present staying At Pitnaesse, the Highland residence of B. Potter, rag., M.P. The Northern Whig says that eeveral fatal oases of cholera are said to hare ooeurred in Bessbrook, near Newry. A voluminous debtor and creditor ...
... which should have been filled abler men, had not the accursed political ciiqueism been so long dominant. If look back at the Whig official appoint, ments which, during the last thirty years, have been made in Cheltenham, shall find that in the majority ...
... address to the electore of High Wycombe Mr. Disraeli was supported, at first by a combination of Radicals and Tories against the Whig candidate; but the former party, discovering that his Radicalism was something very different from their own, deserted him ...
... remain office under the brief Administration of Sir Robert whose political views he then attached himself, previously professed Whig principals, and he retired w tf chief in 1835. On the return of the Conservative to power in 1841 he was reinstated ih the ...
... the people, the leaders of the Opposition never have and never would have exliibited. has taken the very instrument by which Whigs and Liberals helped to win their brightest triumphs, and has made it the means of their discomfiture. He has raised his party ...
... the Camerons and Fra9ers, urging men, who did not understand a word he said, to fight bravely against the Germans and the Whigs. They answered him with shrieks of devotion and blessings in guttnral and sonorous Gaelic. The duke, too, did his part in his ...
... vote indicated.— Sept. 17tb, 1867.” now we know by their own admission, and as clear as written words can tell us, that the Whig clique at the Board of Guardians try not to obtain for the poor the best medical man, but the most pliant partizan. We have ...