... Sorcery. THE PHARMACOPCEIA. &a emeact ben Ilbe uste• «Mut lt sa liE r tho of tb• tb - • 101• 1 of Phyobielsitis, by Dr. G. N. Whig, y by frrao rooridoot bo this of tbs New l'aLtissia) • b••• • bet ass; yet • Vot yentas comet amm it be bible d COCKLE'S PILLS ...

... and frame. dairy utensils, ha. The Auctioneers have pleasure in calling the atteation of the ;Abbe to the sale all the Stock Whig healthy; the Sheep have goal fleeces, the Besets are letinmobred sad good colours, the Homes active and in good condition, ...

... strength consist entirely in the voices of Ministers and Lordsin-Waiting. Now the support he requires can only be given by Whig noblemen, and as the supply gets smaller and smaller the price naturally goes up. It is simply the rule of the market applied ...

... three taunts and gibes. lie confessed he satisfied with the position the Whig party had in fr times occupied, and that he believed they ow at the present time. He admitted that the Whigs not, the leaders in popular movements, but Whgs had been able, as ho ...

... with the obrioes intention of shelving the demised Lir reform of the local taxation system, is eminently cuaracteriatic of Whig legislators who desks to hold with the f lare sad hoot with the hounds. Their case is nog mended, but the reverse, by the ...

... intensity of conviction which must have caused considerable surprise to many of those who are constantly telling us that the 'Whigs either never approved or have repented of Mr. Gladstone's crusade in 1880. Both agree with Lord Hartington in deprecating the ...

... This candidate has raised a ealustautial difficulty with the Government party. The question is how to serve two masters, the Whig and the Radical. Are the primiples of the Liberals to be thaw of Lord Hartington or those of Dr. Pankhurst Y la the property ...

... But is a man with his opinions a fitting representative of the third in the kingd ml Iris friends are, in fact, driving all Whigs, all. Moderates, and all cool Democrats into that huge party of sense which never dies in England, and which, if Radien's do ...

... S. Read was emplane in his condemnation of Mr. Balfotuas sseadment, which the united strength of the Opposition and a few Whig landlords carried waist the Government: and the Chamber fully eseaFed with Mr. Read on that subject. The labief done to the ...

... House of Commons had told him that it would have been more effective had the Government not been hampered by some of the old Whig party. He, Mr. Arch, thought it would have been better to have brought forward a more radical bill, even though it had got ...

... KING'S LYNN DOCK COMPANY. -- of &Whig the Do ek for week 4 1 3' DI DO= ftrlO4 Ferrari. A qrs. Wrier tilka. Fiore, Andrea/sou, 170 eassj.ii H. Y Finch. Zephtr, *D WI timber, Am 11, boas. UK. Riga, 800 tons linseed, N. sal Ika. Oneida,. Gjertsen, T v edestrand ...

... Lord HARTING- Tos will, it is assumed, be detached from the Radicals by a demand from Mr. for union with the Parnellites. The Whig-Coaservative Alliance is, so the plan runs, to set out a policy of social reform in coaradistinction to the Radical ides of ...