... Conser- ki Magazine ase trans- His death preceded it lies in the Dean Cemetery, civil has very littl ehold. Formerly it was Whig; it is | twenty-three appearing in Bla Th ree years later he published August 4th, 1865, and. he slau; ow thoroughly Radic ...

... voluntaties, and 8 considerable ought to be no war. are taking place just now in all parts of the country is the portion of the Whig party, headed by Mr. Gladstone. expressed by the Liberal party in Sir H. Brace, M.P., took the same view; and, to crown stone ...

... and made a el av” in the Town Joce, 287 ; Dingle, 262; Ley, 239; Long, 165. The am. 138; Norm spee ch condemnatory of the Whig cil lors cf the ward, successful candidates were :—Chanter, statement was foud Council, Mr. Roge: zs, one of the coun 117. ...

... such means might be easily obtained.” No substance of a conversation with Canon ppointment as commodore in the Pacific when a Whig and that Sir Frederick | that the allegations contained in the charges as preferred The Paris correspondents of the Indépendance ...

... Gladstone. He ssys— Sir R. Collier lays great stress upon the resig- «nation of Mr. Gladstone last year, ‘The resignation of the Whig Government in 1866 was, we have every reason to “ believe, the act of the Premier, Earl Russell, and sgainst “the wishes of ...

... day for the ex ecution of the condemned Fenian ; Petitions possibility of thei the present all con! troversies regarding the Whig succes- prisoners at Manchester has not been named, ghere are very few men who have not modified their | itself as th sion ...

... be treated as forms, and and other polil tical topics, He urged those present not to | for violations of statute law.” f the Whig party. or to be deadly opposed Pwo or three items of religious intelligence are supplied pe at the tail o! and remarked, that ...

... unforeseen, embarrasses | tent with his handiwork. He has rested fror 1 the previous Friday morning she was to fee meeting of the Whig Pp arty as held on the same day. loyalty of her peo, ple, and would not approve any measure the movement for female suffrage ...

... only fair I think to the public and the ‘uninitiated to know how those committees are manufactured. Iam formed by an eminent Whig alderman that lacingime on several commmittecs, inciuding bis party had decided on p! remarks on Saturday laet on the the Watch ...

... advanced Liberals scheme of tary of Christi jan missions. It consisted of alengthened | ase the weapons the law has put in >. the Whigs could have carried apy ¢ | of great eloquence and power. rk which it for their own protection. In unnumbered instances | who ...

... session would not be pre- pared to outbid him : and the race for po pularity on these BE conditions is one upon wh ich the Whigs are not 4, enter, [PORTER OF wre AND BRANDIS BOTTLER OF MALT LIQUOR, ‘WHOLESALE AND FOR FAMILY USE, 60, OLD TOWN STREET, PLYMOUTH ...

... complained ‘ physician to the Emperor. He was elected deputy shinethrough the black cloudsof calamity. at the bidding of the Whig Duke of Grafton and the Tory place bitterly of the conduct of some members of the board, and for the Somme in 1852, and has ...