... off 400,000 notices to that effect It is nicl that the action of the landlords is irrespective of politics, Tory squire# and Whig squires being equally averse to legislative interference. But it is fair to add that many occupiers show no resentment at their ...

... N.A 216. 106. tid. Itoeiford Porter.. 3(1. 15e. HEARDER & GRIMSHAW Bre to call mien' attention to their BOTTLED ALES Now Whig delivered to splendid condition. A.R.K. LIGHT BITTER ALE, Quarts, Ss. per dos. Imp. Plata, 3s. 6d. per dos. SOLE AOPNTS:- HEARDER ...

... ments by the deceased for the education bis children. He had ideas on hie- head differing from the traditions of the great Whig family from which sprang. Both his wife nnd himsel* took counsel on the subject with John Stuart Mill, and tho advice given ...

... Auguste Thierry, who deduced our two great political divisions of Whig and Tory from the opposition of Saxon and Nsrman, saying that the Tories represented the Normans, aud the Saxons the Whigs. Having referred to the antiquarian researches of Todd, Petrie ...

... Major, after tting down the interruption to “his dear frien e the Whigs,” plained that he meant to say he knew a little about African slavei Tt was fun to hear him pi tel ch into the Whigs for their “ pairly ” attack, But best of all was his description ...

... hi le Is tin mama laid emelt. ameba at the lays' Victoria NW _ hANDSLtoN LIVSS 20510 . r t WILCEI'S) is of vole• is attest: Whig Diesetioo. Delinfty. wM Prise per Mobs. °ROI sod tILCII. by Drimpfals. ›OUL t ICS BAG., (Broad's Patent I, tideend Muslin on ...

... tinued to be so at each subsequent election. Mr. Fol- jambe fs ecarcely a Liberal. He deecribes bimsclf as “attached to old Whig principles and to constitutional and progressive reform.” The are that there will be no contest for Lord Galway’s Sm Rep presided ...

... s made the deceased for the education of his children. He had ideas on his head differing from the traditions of the great Whig family from which sprang. Both his wife and himself took counsel on the subject with John Stuart Mill and the advice given ...

... The only fear is that the Caucasian whu can see as far as any one through a stone wall, should, by way of dishing the Whigs again, carry both measures himself (his followers are so intelligent and manly, that if he desired them to stand on their ...

... occupation is almost gone. We have heard of no meetings of the extreme men of the East End, or of Southwark, and even the Whigs could not make a pretence a show, as they might have done, over the unveiling of Lord Palmerston's new statue in Parliament-square ...

... room,. He raised his hand if to fire, nod Mr Kent supposed he had &revolver. There was ethic' in his hand, nod Mr. Kent, Whig en. tirely unarmed, saw that hit only chonco was in etrat , ey. Toe thought neighed through hie mind that toe eurreue/ red ...

... were honest, would confess it had a weak candidate. Mr. Bright's claims, however, were too strong to be resisted, and if the Whig section had not accepted him there would have been a fatal split among the Liberals. The Conservatives were under obligation ...