... without making ourselves ridiculous. We were reaping the harvest now of seventy p years mismanagement, in which Tory and M Whig statesmen hal borne their part, so brief that none could throw stones at the other. He attri- follo buted the misfortunes that ...

... selectlon)l. . . l~s 3d SaltedIrish ides,.. .. ld to lid Hangs, enitufaced, ?? Od to hel6d bojg laclaed -IsOd to 5us d Sbeep,whIg 2R - l6d to lield weless.. * - I 55 to 7s 3d - blackfaced ewms ..Is. lad to 5SaSS PA-IRS, STOCK SALEAS, to. ELAIRGOWET AUCTION ...

... a writer, and has been ever since identified with the fortunes of the town and neighboutlhood. lie allied himself with the Whigs, and was an active agent, both before and after the Reform Bill, in the political contests of his time. li 1834 he entered ...

... tly wvith the raild pvogress ofl the works thle groswthi of thle reoeipts is I eeiisi1dorthle,ln alllapprecialble caelfus Wh~ig produtio(i tile Iloleloit each line Isi ready for tnlile. Theo preomoit atnouzit of thle weekly receipts p'omitieO5 exceedingly ...

... d seeun 'that the Russians at Constanti- by nople meant destruction to the peace 'of 'Europe. ed Every English Government, Whig, or' Tory, or a combination of both, had striven to keep r her away from it. France and Italy fought would 'fight against'it ...

... theLiberarli , sls isptnl,.tihiey not repneetiiing so e -'i, tlqpsanly interest, will have almost no houses. The ,patural Whig chief itanmnarriedmari-the natural Liberal chief cares for none of these things-the naitural.rtbiritaijifii bf)WNV 'iail be ...

... freedom to the work- ing classes of the civilised world. Mr Biggar, M.P., denounced the unholy alliance between the Radi- cals, Whigs, and Tories to abolish trial by jury and right of free speech. Mr lRedmond, M.P., alse spoke. At an snticoercion meeting held ...

... amerit,, leave a majerityagaintietrho Government. Such totmisc lirosliec's with soelic wCoclinomeo the Whig Po~rliatslelnt-1 Pelr~ismerit called by a Whig prontier, i Id sard tire fli t of the reigss af at slew Sovereign. I forget ,Int say that iii the m ...

... building construction and draw- c ing, and technical drawing generally. These five might very well be situated in the east whig, which I would, in any case, require alteration, but less to adapt t it for the teaching of science thanfor anyotlher schoolpur- ...

... satisfie4L of the inocnc f' Francis Hyneo and Miles Joyce when 1g h 6anged them, -iudi shorifief dthemd to gratifyth ) J 1 Whig party'.. 'On tbe same occasion, Mr rig de-' or~~~~~~s nteP~doe d 4~~~~~~~b no epls- , I ?--- ERXPLOSION AN- 1, E AT 1EXET It ...

... to have these matters put on a proper footing. Not much help could be expected from c Parliament House, Edinburgh, as both Whigs and 3 Tories were alike in continuing a system which d was entirely out of place in the present day. The public were with them ...

... roathl sodeand dsatobyes staert wasth, ?? tasdte sale wl sent on; still, prics realse maoulid the 3d xto emd per cstn unde thef whig. urniso h rvoswe.Ser catld 1 fro it 0; on her,5s to S7sSdsba6dfce ewes, I 5 3, atle BeeI. ft buloks £66 to 8212s stor and,- ...