... present it is nct in my power to solve. I was aiso served with a, bill for poor rates (;£2) in the name of Cha-!es EHilt Whig sum I shall nener pav unless I get for it a peceipt from the collector in my proper namie. I Lold also a tell komm the orporation ...

... Minister. That, we were assured, waI tion at ft the impossible; for, asked the horror-the impo t stricken snobs of the Tory and Whig, itted to lent parties, a Cabinet Minister must go The To I to to Court, and the Queen can never receive aginst i aing a ...

... ast bargain. Lord Randolph Churchill doubt- islh the less imagined that he would do well to bu and refer the matter to the Whig leaders and fla! the Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, merely as a sta 000 matter of courtesy, never supposing that an, pool they would ...

... was vassed unanimost.yr -*-That we record our indignant protest agains the brutal and tyrannical Coercion Bill of ts Tory-Whig Ministry introduced by them with th4 object of goadina the Irmih people into disorder1 and we appeal to our own people to obey ...