... many words: some containing evidence of tho degradation of tho Saxons under the Norman rule—as villain, churl, ...

... pam wh that It is ap innocent and splendid f y jaws. This training is utilised when they become m coudl- The Eutaw (Givorgia) Whig says that Ben Dano, 1 f their man in North Greene, offers a premiam of ten Case in gold to any of his race who wil have on ...

... Please copy the address, says the handbill before a.?) there ia a hair- cutting and shampooing saloon at which there are Whigs made to order.'' Ttis looks bad for Conserva- tive re-action. — tun. A Pk i so ?? at the Bar. — lt is an extraordinary sensation ...

... Truro having issued one long years ago, which still exists. But, however, we can take but very little notice of the politics of Whig or Tory nowa-days, tho straggle for position and power being the chief rule of action. Candidates for Parliamentary honours ...

... avoid indulging what | personalities whatever. I respeet the conscientious o e had of a Conservative as much as I do those of a Whig are us patriotic as we are — they think themselves u ilways | and call themselves by a new name,—-Constitutio ement quietly ...

... with the forma cf the House, and can see at once the most effective means of serving their constituents. Everybody — Radical, Whig, or Tory — is fain to admit that they hare well served the borough and the country sinoe 1868. and it is not likely that they ...

... sasubb. the boy of years eidaabmily belt peesedeme of an who walk& A widow sad ma be deep mamba weselmnied eat el the i mom, Whig quite aimed af a be of a assrquh and ; were only a ocastry isademma hem Dreemelbe be boats to catch an sw :am also, a an der ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. ■or-poUtioil ch!»r*ot«r of th« baoqaa*, il w*« Mr. William Jack, of the Qlatjvw Htrald—* Whig paper —who responded to the toast, mud not the editor the new daily Cooserratire paper, which h*« been started that city, with the ohjeot ...

... employed. Mr. Midi s In usingthelJ lid the evening, contended that, physioally, beam and cattle were to a great extent alike, Whig dependent for health on good food, mud* in and proper shelter. AmOOff dm mess if pie. venting di.eise, he rpesitied metal avoldsses ...

... has been so apparent during the los years has occurred. I believe that it is a prosper which we are not indebted either to Whigs or to has been occasioned in a considerable degree under dence by fortuitous, though felicitous, circumstance: I am perfectiy ...

... 1873. - WITH AIR. ARCH IN CANADA. Tbe following Wee how • et the Daily Nors is bus MY, owl he dame desires el 11110 seeksews r Whig solved se le Witte tabledel is. Owego I.IIIIMM, Ole Illeglidarel aft we left Torsi* the weeo Os •Ms yy mass kg ass. Ws Web ...

... apparent daring the last three years has oc- curred. I believe that it is a prosperity for which we ara not indebted either to Whigs or Tories ; it has bei n eecasioncd in a considerable degree under Providonce ' by fortuitous though felicitous ciroumstances ...