... gloves • didn't tome. They waited longer, and still he failed in an The matter at last may miens leg, the cleryry man took Whig peel in search of the truant Um, wham he idlers diligent search and many inquiries, quietly seated on the verandah of the Park ...

... parting nor dyeing -his lord. acres is 1 ,657,18; the total acreage under all kinds of ship added, And, thank Jove, no more Whigs ! crops, bare, fallow, and grass was in 1867,9e11,622 : in This is not a bad pendant to Mr. Disraeli's riddle, 1868 1,004 ...

... down to the level of what is called Conservativeve constitutionalism, which, wo suppose . means dark, and dishing the Whigs One great educational move for the enlightenment of the Censer. votive working men, is the starting of • chair. weekly ...

... Lowness ot Spirits, Indigestion, Want of Nam. Pau in the Hach, Impediments to ea Bat fres • copy of his trainable work. THI Whig= (ISO Mee). Metalling the PitZSCHIP. TIMM ma by which many tbocuands of isle Meehan restored health sod and had failed. Bent ...

... bugbear o f opbo r e Tury intellectual dessert at lowers said was a wonderful feat, inasmuch as he had by so doing dished the Whigs ! Cant phrases and platitudes, timid warnings, and foolish and vain pro. s d P S on. Badmouth. exbtemht3l the Session a: ...

... of cavassing, and not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private or personal character of any of our opponents, Whig or Tory, but to meet every one on the high ground of principle and moral worth. ...

... for =GUSH TiffI'IMONIAL. No. 78, Road, Mil, London, virtue under date. September : My hen, which war tepidly and Mese the son Whig Wand turn g empleeely by ths that I am spy peen me your invaluable Hair one* mink it, Mil never be It *arm to without it. 11 ...

... tha B iii , i t „ cc th le psd the kw the perm or badiag timber work independently. tame discumion ensued hue toss grailiddi Whig away the submesses el 111% and materially end te thia the Megadeals at gin. 'WEST SOMIRSET RACES. hoped that the Lofts' would ...

... George Saville, Marquis of Halifax, the author of the ,farina, the 7Hmater, who was too manysided to be either pure Orange Whig or high tantivy Tory. ...

... prim. T• all who Meths Interest we thieve* af Beater% well weigh pereaL but will Sem a motel Mak ef Mimes may valuable tables Whig glom The wetter Mae had pays two per slag per cent. lea, than the Mr Sere SIM tam; aid that the tax of the maaual Moor dem ...

... ALTERATIONS OF THUS PREMISES ARE NOW COMPLETED, AND THEY ASS IN RECEIPT OF TEE NSW GOODS FOR Till SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS, TO WHIGS TREY WOULD INVITE YOUR ATTENTION, AND SOLICIT YOUR KIND PATRONAGE, AND YOU MAY DEPEND ON ALL ORDERS BEING REECE/TED IN THE ...

... Indian judge. This appointment was d .übtless mainly owing to the influ• esie id CHurl's BULLER. who was then a member of the Whig niment There was something beautiful in the aff aim i.f the two brothers. They were pupils in youth of Ilion AM CARLTLE. They ...