... supsi. may be ascertained limey mad sand fit at the Blue Coat fireeel. ea the TM 8w of January, 1886, at Tee Aiwa. All other Whigs be* equal the preferases will be given to time boys who have shown the greatest proficiency in the assenheades. W. F. MANDY ...

... schooner, the Miranda, to an yachtsman. Speakidg at Dundalk on Saturday Mr. Parnell boasted thae Che Irish had throttled the Whig party,” and predicted that before many years are gone there will he Irish Parliament. Mr. Francis Turner Palgrave, M.A., of ...

... mentioned in Lot 1. The houses are very neer aompletioo. The shove property h situated is a capital letting neighbourhood, tho road Whig made and the drainage tiaras cooneoted with main sewer. Tito of the unfinished houses offers a faveurablo oppor tunity to ...

... I at once put on a large super which was soon Oiled with bees. All three swarms seem to be quit* as- harmonious today as Whigs, Badkalsand Tories appear to be at the pr seat moment Has any soak incident come under the nodes of any of your hes Mend.? ...

... 'plain Whig principles,' we have never been able to learn what Whig principles are, unless it be that England should be governed by a limited number of Whig families. Now, this may have been a very excellent arrangement, particularly for the Whig families ...

... to go supporting a man who on every really important onoation acts against tho old opinions of all the great Whig leaders m the ol d when Whigs were party to I for one was proud to belong, and of winch I will not give tho traditions because set of men ...

... =rApply to W. 13. Aroldteot, 161, oot, Raiding to Mama Dias and Martin, &diatom Reading. PRIVATI I FARMS W4N'T!D. *IS TABOR Whig Dawes br Reddiatm sod Fume in Berko tier, will aim= tt • favour arum of Pre. oodles kw* snob for Woof requirin wW forward him ...

... , Mr. Parnell said the triumph of the cause was assured whether the Whigs or the Tories won at the next election. The Tories would give them as good scheme self-government the Whigs. The farmers should support the National League, and thus show that they ...

... an’ardent volunteer, and entered Parliament under the auspices oi bis step-grand father, Lord Palmerston; he became Whig of the*Whigs.] He ■held for many years undisturbed possession of the minority scat in 'Hertfordshire, and bis -ultimate defeat was ...

... expressive phrase, has many enemies, but no rivals. The enemies are to be found amongst all parties, Tories and Radicals, Whigs and Liberals. But when that is said, all is said. Reject the Bill, and what then ? It may be answered, we are not required ...

... and choicest designs la all sires in Cloths with Table Napkins and D'Oylys to match. An immense stock of Linen and Cotton &Whig; Calicsee and Longoloth' always on band of the very best Manufacture, R.O.W.'s great aim being to sell only such goods am he ...

... associated, and where in the person of worthy representative of the Young England party of to-day (Viscount Curzon), the old Whig supremacy of High Wycombe had fallen before the workers of the Primrose League. ...