... cherigued, and both landlord and tenant would profit. He bitterly deskred that the fanners could not get Windom from either Whig or Tories, except when it was drifted to lay heels berthas spas them ; but now, he said, Ilse bed emu when they make themselves ...

... sod Limbs. Tlsidlty , Self Sarong, Dieters, Lose of Solitude, °roadies, Penn, nod may other allusimite, which, If neglected, Whig the sufferers L. ,e early Death. lila VALUABLE WORK. whist has been truly celled WORDS OF WARNING, illustrated with Came and ...

... are prepared from a a that 300 ware Diabh ta..t.a sergena, the II& J. S. Lot -All Slime Two FREEHOLD rot SALE bibs =Mot ea K 'Whig. L. Tem DWIILGING and Me , de de of Great h. /Minn maid Lett in the thorn shot A oda, ma d sad with ethos Mare and ...

... and Limbs, timidity, Selfdistrust. Dillimas, Love of Solitude, Oroundioa Fears, and many other sliments, which, if neglected, Whig the sufferers di an early Death. THIS VALUABLE WORK, which has been truly called WORDS OP WARNING. Is Illadratrel with numerous ...

... convivial character, but in the House of Commons they go with their party, and we never heard either this session or last of any Whig Lord or hon. gentleman, who had stood up in defenceof the licensed victualler. LEWES GREAT SHEEP FAIR. This extensive fair ...

... men, whether at- Melted to the old Liberal or eid Conservative party, nay with perfect consistency join. 'the old nausea of Whig and Tory are effete. Until the repeal of the corn laws in 1846, the controlling power of the Legislature remained in the hands ...

... (extracted from the parliamentary papers) of the Kew estimates for the last ten years ; For the sear ending !For the year 'Whig 1%1..kt2,25:1 0 MS SA M 0 0 1565 10U 6 1867 Dr. Hooker became director in 18E5, and it will be ob served that since his aosaselou ...

... moderate men, what. met their political opinions might have been in the pad, whether they had called themselves Conservative, Whig, or Lam*, to come forward and put their cow. , ry before their petty, and not sacrifice to party what was meant for mankind ...

... of the road bought oT, aS It - 'ere, by a promise of amorovanuants at the railway station. Therefore he thought they were Whigs& to kiss the state of that bridge and the road under it iute the prese n t questlou (bear, hear). With the greatest care it ...

... t teik, will tin cw in enentry. By as Is soother wit be ma patronage wed*, Yee bees OA we lam man be, been sad boa win be Whig he lie din. metelet, tem as lig *gelled all plena wilt be Ise the Mk. et Nand Hetet, to provide a tent Ile which la a millelent ...

... if Inure trying, oppased to them to a flovereentent hacked by a heterogeneous mew of followers ranging free. arbiter:retie Whigs to Republican lectures., perpetually quarreling over the dreier of =tee, yet united as one mar to prop op 0 mediocre nithinfy ...

... great force of the working-men of this country, who have faith in the minister wbo gave them the franchise in 1868, when the Whigs were standing, haggling, like cheap Jacks at a fair, over a pound more or lam of rental as essential to give a borough vote ...