... DIOBY. LEAFORD. 31B. TI CO T TAME t T . will by AU: Jobs Swig ectrotastepro'nVoo f th. lot. nday, Novegs v. bar 1844 tha Whig 11.,u.v.h01d rum. TUME, jo. of 2 Feather MAL 4 ILA. grade, otos. of boimatamid Bacot and Mani, Pony Cart, aid of Plated MAIL ...

... frost each other. Their several sinew' as are world knows. The Load= Hotel is the best part the West Strand. bm Brighton Hotel Whig the sea, every Roon res. it. The Tartly of both hotels are the some 7—Apart mate, Ils. 6d. ;Drawinproon with Bed-room, ea nits ...

... Aceordians, Melo- dians, Violins, Violas, Cellos, Double Basses, Piccolos, Fifes, Flutes, Banjos, Tambourines, Bones, Nigger Whigs, Drums, Bones, Strings, etc., etc. SHEET MUSIC, SONG BOOKS ORATORIOS. Must be cleared out. J. MOORE'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE BUXTON ...

... after all, there is much in Mr. Gilder’s plain speaking that Whigs and Liberals, in their unnatural alliance with Radicals, will, if they are wise, take into practical consideration. Whigs and Liberals are desirous ns Conservatives are upholding a titled ...

... 16 bends high: Mack Mare, seed three, very promising ; Molest-coed Colts, two stocks of Hay, etas tons of Straw, loads of Whig Potatoes 70 boxes of Magnum Seta, the whole of Carts, !enplaning.% Clears, Dairy Veseels, and e ff ects; also three of Willows ...

... point at issue. Twist, pervert, construe it as you will—raise whatever cries in favour of the Church on one hand, or abuse Whigs on the other, the question for the electors is—will they, or will they not. choose a House Commons that shall pass the same ...

... Harold, plainly declared their intention to be the closing of the church schools. Mr. Field. who, wears told, calls himself a Whig, has admitted the correctness of our correspondent s statement, except that the conversation referred to took place at the ...

... In the first half the Liberal goal was continuousiy besieged by the Conservatives, but owing to the stubborn defence of the Whigs no goals were registered. On changing ends, the play was of a more équal character, and the Liberals succeeded in obtaining ...

... It's all the same—it's all the same, To have 'em Whig or Tory— They'll all just play the old old game, And oome home proud and gory ! Oh, oh, John Gilpin, he was wise, For dashing off to Jordan, He lost a Whig—and by his rig— Near killed a Tory pardon ! DON'T ...

... (lovcrnment a close shave. He will have the Ir.shmen with him. all the shipowners, and the entire ory Party , and the old Whigs will conveniently absent. Mr Chamberlain bad better giro way. Ills commission, moreover, not quite fair to the shipowners. ...

... he mentioned(hear, hear, and cheers) and another reason was that the Whig Liberals kept away because they disliked Mr. Chamberlain— _oh, oh, and no no). He (Mr. Heneage) was it Whig Liberil, and he had never met Mr. Chamberlain till he was President ...

... can trust.” It was not till after the year 1836 that it became the fashion to style the Whigs * Liberals ” and the Tories “* Conservatives.” Like the terms “Whig ” and ““Tory,” the terms “ Liberal ” and “* Conservative” are ab the present day meaningless ...