... His merey; for these wer,; . l C ois c3ildren. EKig acd queen, pope and pr:nmTes. poet, and pbilusoe;er, ?? bishop, Engl:i. Whig, French Ripublica-. . ?? eriL uot-a I be ojg- i ch to Him. But fcr H m nene of them wo.hil ei- IIe hve com e into ex; ste 0e; ...

... of Mr. Gladstone from the sphere of active politics. I confess I was rather surprised to iu-l that that produced in an old Whig such a ?? of strong depression. He ?? we- may eay what we like against Mr. Gladstone, hut hasdistinctly raisedthe whole moral ...

... of the Government. it has been most vigorously id exercised. Doleful tales are told by the y Norfolk True Blues-blue is the Whig colour o in Norfolk-about his pressure upon his , tenants. A native of the county, -who has just dropped in to vgntilate his ...

... fainmly. - ?? references I -eablek-Add.eHb T 24, Mfercury- office. 3Oja.iei 'AS>, a Menera7 , not bnder 20.yioteiar it. hWC whig. wages £8 to £lo.-Apply at 28. irect-p .,edroad South. ?? r ofafe4 . IMTANE WDt, at god~ bloi Ke ao objecio trora tho rnough ...

... application which he gives them to thepolitical controversies of the day. L When we remember that it is not a Radical but a Whig leader, the heir to a great ll, dukedom, who is speaking, his words have ol atea weight and a meaning which cannot be st m ...

... rcviewed the political career of both parties in the ::n house, and condemned the sham Liberals, who, he rNO-S ;said were only Whigs who followed the lead of the ,igh& whips. There were only two independeut men in ter G tlie ?? and Roebuck-both being lav returned ...

... Manchester, can take entire charge of One or Two Children lstetnction can be given in ENnglish, French, and music) under twelve. Whig Is an unusual opportun~ity for orphan or deliste children. ieetllsy cit ation. GOct Oiciety.-Addr&s.s I. B., is, Choich-etreet ...

... An a ambassador does not represent his'Prime, a bMinister. buit Iris Q2ueen. It will ho a, sorrly I- time when emninenit Whigs wilt not serve their oh country because tho Terfe ?? 3, will not take offbue because the IWhigs ar~e at he the head of iff ...

... willtolatrlhueteasetsofthendnd2 id fe..casrl ?? h pacn ntit led' -,touthe-rweno. haieg o-regardi crtote debtos,clais otr Demonds ba whig they debts ties'=~ demads r~n r agins ?? t~lERY l- ?? 1879.. ea vepoi t IdimzFofL&LB. Pser D kw~urog1h ecaned (wi O..nt - SileLtl ...

... connection, ot ?? ijiomati t AX WhI-Ilas gene to >S. Petr ' tisburg; tild it' a XXI i >'e ?? Ml noi e, thle (mav as well a 'Whig fios'ri ' cl-0 5j ?? noffice. ' And. reall5 . Lord Ettril. fl~ , en al ?? ti~e men r for the past. Ills pliausibility isat ...

... furnished. are anmidships, ooccupying ?? woewidth of the ahbp The principal Stateroomrs are I 60. motion isfelt; and 1 e fitted Whig lteast nosad Is double berths. electric belle, ac. Ledies' and =n i ~ !1~l~ge ac~mdatloncannot e eceled. Pm- renes ofths la ...

... was ti-t by any means ox~- ti treme in his viewc e he w.s ucc- of ' C ehnoal (of a politiS feet, passing awa, an old Iz teb Whig ?? and his r, Ixi-e to adept clx, Meniu Pate uroe~raeune w -i-S. to a s-c'iei of tle, 1rish1 voter' ,pipp-ing hi-: tl e ar ...