... Sir A. Guinness. There are still 48 election petitions to be disposed of, although some of these will probably be abandoned. Whig and Tory Peerages. — The charges which have been made against the Conservative Governments of making an undue proportion of ...

... put it Into proper condition again. More thau anything else, It now resembles si peLbly beach. The quay was inundated, there Whig about a foot of water a'mve the wall. AU the stores and houses were flooded, and the property in them was floating about. In ...

... ehutten and door, and paid for table broken by Whir rioters at 1112.:4treet nwetintr, October 6, Al paid far peso, °Meer' to keep Whig rowdies In order at the Athenian's me,tlng ' November 5 ?Intl 11, £7 in. id •, paid city police for the ilk. iluty, 12a. 61 ...

... Hoad. Loodoo. - GOLD Exhibition Havre. 1808 DAY*. SUNDAY TWO GOLD M£OALS Parle Exhibitlou. 1867. DOWN I Ml, ; B*p. Rail ~ T. WHIG CO 11 PAN EXTRACT liT. Ml|!m _IJ_I JUS -N-d-oiUTION.-Nooeaenuioewltbontßaroa UoblfVa tbeln- p.m. u.m. a.m. , a.m. a.m. n.m ...

... borough had dived into the cave of Adullam or not, there was no question that they thoroughly understood the difference between Whig and Tory. He was not going to find fault with the course which Mr. Wyld took in the performance of his Parliamentary duties ...