... chest, caused by the long continued cold and. ,et weather in the spring. The health of the borough is now good, the mortality I whig very low. During the fortnight ending July 26th, the number of deaths registered were 13, of which one was in the House of ...

... the second clue. First in place stands Mr W. E. Forster, who has confessedly been crowded out of the Cabinet by a vigorous Whig movement in favour of some of their own partizans ; and, considering some of his Parliamentary antecedents he is well fitted ...

... meal on the necessity of an equitable settlement of the land question. In the many bills brought before Parliament, both by Whig and Tory administrations, Lord Granard says the value of the Ulster custom of tenant-right has been fully recognised. The proviso ...

... r-int of po- _ tor..‘siv.t that these wiseacres fancied their tilaby policy would be by the country, and that in dish* ithe Whigs, they would outbit: And aeat .. Liberal party. Almurd . . _ expectation! Their riga uT govern a' vast nation like ours was ...

... excellent president had said, the present were troublous times—there could be no doubt of that. Until eery recently the Liberal or Whig party had at its head, first the late Earl Grey, and then the late Lord Palmerston, men who were proud of their country, whose ...

... very recently I by the railway authorities, but no trace of the Aat Heath Common. H e h a d been missing since deem e d pure Whig, and that his election was I Pugs could be found. From something the Pro - Friday, the 19th ult., and on the evening of that ...

... object lie bad in view in directing attention to the question of local taxation was one that ought to interest all, whether Whig or lory, Conservative or Radical (bear, bear.) What he said formerly was that the local rates were gradually increasing, and ...

... passed as the best, to the lass sod disapp . .intinent of the purchaser. Messrs liornimen, London, ' import their free from all Whig powder. and thus secure uniform streristit, delicious flavor, and c asequentiy ,theapness. For Local Agents see advertisement ...

... the funera ; ments were fashionable now-a-days (a laugh). The • , grl l orrtion of Mr Beale' , in whic h j ustice was to . Whigs brought in a Reform Bill, and the 'fories the character of Mr Jones. Manches t e r had bon-altered it (laughter). The principle ...

... sethen in vogne,but govern. the employment of children, young persons and , The governing part was done, not by privileged Whig women in agriculture. We in Yorkshire, with high 1 and Tory magnates, as was the case in England wages and so many large farms ...

... animal he examined it, and found an extensive received for some pieces ho had either eaten, at the bidding of a few Tory and Whig which Tex LANCASTERIAN —The following• wound o the back, • jim.,B I is ter n e h h was discharging drunken, or lost out of ...

... £l3B. There ware only three gentlemen at the meeting besides himself, and he , did not think that so few ought to have the Whig 'of a contract involving the outlay of £175. He I wished the matter to come before the Council, es• pecially as the estimate ...