... A KAR asn't help ;hat is done behind hi. bask, the rid whim was kicked. Tem miser lids hie savings, has the early earn Whigs. Ton man who said that his mouth never toki a lii, probably moka through area. Yaaluw roan why weadmire pretty feet. Because ...

... himself a Coeservative, led theses* on the Ministry, and was outbidden by Mr. Bouverie, who is the most oonspicuous of all Whig failures. Mr. Osborne. who has often stimulated the sport, said that the Ulan of the First Minister had been carried too far; ...

... (Mr. Bouverie) was astonished that the Tory country gentlemen had aubssittoct to this state of things for so long. He was a Whig country gentleman, and he considered such testate of things to be degrading to the Crown, disgraceful to the minister, and ...

... Wateiing PI ices.” one thing at least, Mr. Schreiber has represented the expressed wishes of certain interested individuals —Whig and Tory—by his strenuous opposition the extension of the Borough in the manner suggested in the report of the Boundary Commission ...

... merely to use a feeler as to public opinion on the subject he has taken in hand We have never beard a marmor from either Whig or Tory against the scheme of drainage about to be carried out, and we much doubt whether the Editor of the Record an trace ...

... commotion. The streets were crowded. Seditious cries were heard amidst the darkness and It was afterwards asserted, both by Whigs and by Tories, that the fire had been kindled by the friends of Monmouth, in the . hope that the trsinbands would be busied ...

... assembly of scholars and gentlemen. But we are forgetting. Mr Bouverie told us that he was a Whig country gentleman ; and a noble lord, who is the chief of the Whig country gentlemen, is accredited by Sydney Smith with a readiness to undertake the most difficult ...