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... when the city was lighted with oil lamps. His title at that time was Inspector of Lamps. In politics he was an old line whig, but in late yearn he took no active part in politica. With an ample fortune he travelled extensively in Europe for ten years ...

... Absolutely Pure. the engines and well ventilated. Time of passage thor particulars apply t o This mild, mellow and delicious Whig- key is distilled from the finest growth of From Livingston to New York is 6+ days. W. . B. GUTTERON. carefully selected Rye ...

... disagreement with the government policy in the Soudan and Afghanistan his vote will hereafter be east with the Conservaties. Other Whigs are expected to follow the example of Lord Bradburn. London, May 7—Mr. Gladstone, replying to ...

... anfarled the flag of leadership of the Radicals, and that henceforth he be free from the control of .Mr. Glads:tonc or the Whig party. The anxiety_ of the moderate Liberals for ilic r, Liiro of Mr. Gladstone to active political becomes more intense : ...

... so beneficent. To lovers the freest press iu I of liberty and progress in every prudish. quarter of the world that event A Whig orator should be looked on as the dawn following words t of a new era—which completely 'Press at the col freed England and ...

... A union of Whigs and Conservatives would be a natural and wholesome result of the present tendency of British politics. Indeed, save the distinguishing names of the parties and !►arty prejudices, there is nothing by which to detect a Whig from a Conservative ...

... greatest was, perhaps, the freedom of the press, for it alone made possible the preservation of all the other liberties. The great Whig historian in hiv inimitable style thus speaks of that emancipation and its consequences : There was no interruption of pa ...

... inches. Flat Race of one mile—E. Boyfield, a soldier, Ist; running in 5 minutes 10 seconds, the second man, Charles Adolphus, Whig 3 yards behind. Throwing the Hummer—William Leslie first, throwing to 60 ft. 6 and Robert Wagner second, throwing to 56 ft ...

... honesty seems to have departed from English politick and is to be found in only a few staunch oldschool Conservatives and Whigs. is easy to see that in a few years square miles of the surface of soil, are, thus deprived of the tall forest trees and, therefore ...