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... owing to this toot, which, however. with their The elms to she swipes diamond, a shod the. ago in this wise. llas awhile was 'Whig al Ma when he bend a wise he L l .& h there wet a mem, he closed the sad quickly therwards re. opened 4, with due peowatios ...

... as made for His Royal Ifthness the Prince of Wales. BICYCLES—The ZEPHYR. most Improved.—WlLLlAM ELLIS, AID NIMPORT. or Whig?. Pat/P[IIISM IN THI ISLAND AND mu Con.—lt will be generally conceded that the Guardians of the Isle of Wight Union exercise ...

... and eke of story; A man who oste of office runs A Liberal course with all the suns, Becomes when in, For fee of pin, A fossil Whig or Tory. I DON'T mean by story a tale, but one of those naughty little taradiddles which, when found out in the nursery, lead ...

... adopted resolutely by Tory leaders ' as Mr. Gladstone himself admits. Therefore we find that historically the 'tory. not the Whig, bas been the peace party of England. It is very well that this should be understood, and we are glad to have Mr. Gladstone's ...

... of the soldier, The Whip' last Chanee is the title of a spirited appeal to the seaters et Mr. Gladatone's party who bold Whig trinolpies to sort these principles and show that they have a creed and opinions of their own. There is an article en the Egyptian ...

... dew of work beers. We relegated bias sot to speak about her to say else. and to keep the matter from the es we should regret Whig se irreparable injury who 'night as the is the guilty. Mr. et eight o'clock, Le=that there war awe of the money paid out Henderson ...

... doubt they will not be very acceptable to Mr. Gladstone or the Irish party, but will be more acceptable to the general run of Whig and Liberal members of the House of Commons than at first sight might have been supposed. The joint applica. tion of landlord ...

... he pockets the affront, and admits that, his brave words on the Arrears Bill are akin to his senile vapourings against the Whig malcontents, then he makes a most palpable and disastrous admission that his popularity is on the wiine, and that the Radical ...

... of the burdeu on the starving ryots of the Deccan ?' But bees on flow'rs alighting cease their hum, settling upon places Whigs grow dumb. Sir William Harcourt on Friday last being asked to prevent the circulation of such false news as that which bad ...

... almost eceeiderably by anot,:r IS 'treble paeparation of Loa. This feet of verth weak and 'Bing persons sonvinos themselves. By Whig a few dome regularly before male, those to whom toe emetics fa a toil will nod their retina MI , sot behalf, ill. suffer d ...

... v.r_.cc s irrounded the present Premier >tt_. early aay-. Tnero was at tbat time a great between u_ e meaning of ti^e words Whig j «,_ 1 ry as cnmr.red with tne interpretation put upon them at tn*- pr._se.it time. Mr. ...