... FRIEND OF ALL! HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. nun BLOOD TO Lllll HILLTLB. AND These Rile surpass - all otL« knees for purifying the Blood ; Whig safe they are available for a sad remedy. In congestions sad of Use Limp and Liver, thquirkroom* the same of the dines., and ...

... ernptiouti of sores : cleanse It when you Rad I 'obstructed and sluggish in the .des • cleanse it when it is font, and your I Whigs will tell pm when to keep the blood pare, sod the baslth of the system will follow As this mixture Is pletemat to the taste ...

... pinplos, eruptions of soros ; dooms it you did tobitnotod sad sluggish is the solos: demos lt whoa it la foul. sod rout f Whigs will toll rim shoo to blood of systole . will to tree hos eat la/Wm to . este owtatitution of either am the aallit to glee ...

... spoken, it is questionable whether they will be satisfied. At least those who thought an attempt was to be made to dish the Whigs and Radicals by a more advanced programme being put forward will be disappointed. Lord Salisbury is not yet enamoured of reform ...

... minister had to admit that the principle of religious equality was thoroughly in accordance with the essence of Liberalism. The Whig newspapers in Edinburgh and Glasgow have cast their sneers at the conference, and try to make out that it is of no consequence ...

... Here all the line is at ki-d and the outface prepared. A large piece of p-rto men. way hiss already been put down. A high Whig, will he uncoils-try to carry the line over the Den Another centre of ()pet talons is at the foot of &dry l nth Den at the ...

... greatest interest by the country, but there is not the slightest doubt that Mr Goschen will be at the head of the polL Although cf Whig tendencies, and not inclined to move so fast as the Radicals, Mr Goschen is one of the most distinguished statesmen of the ...

... to work harder to get • larger majority than ever to vote for disestablishment candidates ; while the moderate Liberals or Whigs regard it u showing that until there is an overwhelming majority in favour of disestablishment in Scotland, there is no chalice ...

... debate. It is the narrowest shave they have had, but considering that the Tories, Berneßites, and some of the Radicals and Whigs were arrayed against them it was a wonder that the majority reached the number of fourteen. Some of the members of the Cabinet ...

... Conservatives had been 11 or 12 years in office du:- ing the last 40 years, and he wished to know was the money misspent by the Whigs or the Tories? Mr Leng replied that all Governments alike had been lacking in bestowing that attention on the navy accounts ...

... sections of the party. Both moderate Liberals and Radicals have expressed themselves highly delighted with the address—the Whigs on account of its moderation, and the Radicals because nothing is said to at all prevent them from urging on their advanced ...

... condemned by every fisherman on the But Coast of Scotland. The question before fishermen will not be whether they are to vote for a Whig or a Tory, but whether they are to vote for one Liberal against another, and we refuse to believe that the fishermen who are ...