... Oxford cart, 3 iron and wood ploughs, 2 gangs of harrows, iointed roll, iron rib-roll, grass cromes, the Paragon reaping and mo whig machiue, by Hornsby , horse hoe, a lu-coulter drill, dressing machine, and barn implement?, root pulper, turuip cutters, horse ...

... Disbaeli would have done had he been in power; and a local orator spoke to the sentiment, Speedy downfall to the present Liberal Whig Government,” talking, if correctly represented, no little nonsense, ani appealing to the selfishiness of his audience as a ...

... understood that Mr. Disraeli is prepared for anything, however mysterious, so that he can “educate” his party and “dish the Whigs; but the lounger at Hughenden Manor must have smiled in his sleeve when he found himself associated with a scheme for providing ...

... dead Hamilton, Ohio, rather than lullll marriage engagement. The Chattanooga Tima W !? ,t drifting ? To which the Knoxmlle Whig repllee. It would be prolane In ui to .a,.' _ The two-headed girl are being exhibited Philadelphia The, t« eighteen ,ear« of ...

... the charter, and this circumstance probably had some effect in bringing it into disrepute in the higher political circles. Whig Ministers set their faces against it like flint. Lord Palmerston pushed rt aside with that jaunty air of indifference so much ...

... I am forgetting that my object in writing to you was to point out to your readers, and still more to your conservative and whig representativee Suffolk, aud its twin-sister in game oppressions—Norfolk, that it is not only game-law repealers, or communists ...

... policy; and, on looking to foreign affairs, we fad stall leas reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the v* of the Whigs, Earl Bussell, «nnd the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence the country. In ...

... was proud to stand there, an, the same platform i st and biehop, and thank n no longer divided them, d cet for them what had Whig oppression, fraud, general election ttoro land,-on which the cry of e the popular and success* the Vaudeville Theatre, a the ...

... subject of game; for it really may happen that even an intelligent and earnest young county member of Parliamant, of the purest whig principles, may, in speaking of the well-known measure brought in by Mr. Secretary Bruce and the Lord Advocate on the game ...

... existesee el tide sithenee. No one mak' eappose within mold bequeath* footway under web lives dem, therefore, that the ,VINAMIN. of Whig at Ids gime, however Lag it might have Mega, gad could not be upheld. It wee th at it meld be allowable thus to infest a • ...

... Stephen’s.—Mr. S. Reeve assured those present that Mr. Colman’s candidature would have the support of Sir William Foster and the Whig party—Two or three other gentlemen addressed the meeting, speaking congratulatory terms on the reunion of the Liberal zanks ...

... hymn-book. The Scotsman Bays the rumour gains consistency that Lord Grey, in concert with the representatives ol certain patrician Whig families, Is endeavouring form coalition party. The Bombay Government, having unsuccessfully tried to tax native feaets, hae ...