... thought he made a fair price. A Waterloo Lot 33, a beautiful rich roan, with a not very nuisculine head, made 700., thepurchiver Whig Mr It. Taylor. The next !debut figure was made by a Duchess Nancy bull, Duke of llolderness, Lot 31. thoroughly rueful .irt ...

... which ever;bod; talked as eleventl; Raseelee. the feilcit; stria being tempered b; the Doctor's determine'ia to 'take core the Whig dogs should set have the beat Ik' la ot time Mr. Guthrie wee silenced the steps then taken matter conns stop the speech an;bod; ...

... lasinanty showed the stable to be le Ms at Northampton. All illantuie lot boys found backers, the and 'away run upon Whitebait Whig enough to make me admirers of Lowlauder open their months, o inelderiug the old one giving 431 b when it was maintaluel he ...

... their territories by a King. As regards Russia. The Crimean War was brought on by want of outspoken firmness on the part ot the Whig Government. Now, by our assuming this title, we proclaim, without offence to Russia, to the people of India and to Mr. Lowe ...

... living, dealing a deathblow to academical monasticism. Noe tali the Liberals might well exclaim when this most lukewarm of Whigs was flaunted in their faces by the noble Chancellor of the Oxford University. But if the head of this precious Commission be ...

... gained his unusual knowledge from a gaol chaplain ), and attributed the decay of society and the growth of lawlessness to the Whigs, who corrupted the nation by their cheap claret and penny papers. The evidently East Anglian village of Winbury is most humorously ...

... short explanation of the origin and principles of the measure. Naturally opposed to slavery, Lincoln cast in his lot with the Whig paTty, but he advocated gradual emancipation with the consent of the slave States. A few extracts are given from his speeches ...

... and I think Lou Cain s's twofold answer 1o that was complete — vi_., Not only you cannot'propose any other ?? but your own Whig Governor i.eneral, an I one of the principal native chiefs of India, used the title we propese quite natur-dly as the only ...

... strongest government which has held sway in England since tim days of Pitt. so more be expected at their hands than from the Whigs and Radicals, who are always cheeseparing and u.ing if arguments. The beet friends of the colonies are the Tories, and the ...

... remainder of the county was divided into • South Norfolk' and ' West Norfolk.' Sir Edward Buxton, the father of the present Whig candidate, member for East Norfolk down to his death in June, 1858. The most important element in the present constituency ...

... Btiongeit Government which has held sway iv Euglani since the days cf Piit, so more can be expected at tueir hands than from the Whigs and Kaiicals, wha are always ?? and using ad captandum argument*. Tv : Lett friends of the colonies aro the Tories, and the ...

... em pierious rates, and that. uutwithstahati,d, numerous addltiehal claims, It ii.us rtsolved Li a 01 44. 61. iu the pound, Whig thli:‘..- pence in pound lees than last year. Elaington, In referring to the extravagant, expenditure of the School Board, ...