... kwho, settling in New in 111/7 id a barrister, acquirill an extensive practice. He was ea earnest reformer, leader of the Whigs in Newcastle, the gasociate and friend of Grey, Fox, Sheridan, and Brougham in Parliament, and the supporter of Doubleday, ...

... tacalmlle M ?wn!' Lieblee signature bloc ink across label LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Extracts sold as BARON I.l . eblip or Whig's bare no connection ...

... and to-day naturally excite many enmiti.,e, and Sir Robert Walpole aroused many enmities and great combination of Tories and Whigs, who, agreed in nothing el.e, agreed in a motion which thee brought forward in the House of Commo. and the motion was this— ...

... MOM= MOIL TAUS LADTV lady writes us from Mei Deonnbor, follows :— I treat Amours In testifying to 11,. bements recelled from Whig Selged's Curative germs, In November, 1881, I had triad several preseripaim, and suffered meth nose a disordered mutest. Before ...

... Union College, Mr. Arthur studied law and began practice (1860) in New York City. where he afterwards resided. Originally a Whig, he joined the Republican party on its formation, and soon be tame a prominent leader in New York. At the outbreak of the civil ...

... author of the Gentle Shepherd, wrote on the wi sofa letter— To Martin Bryson on Tyne Brim An upright, downright, honest Whig. With him William Charnley served his appretniorship, and, in 1750, the year of the great fire on the bridge, which destroyed ...