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... desert has been, as it has ever been,a salutary experience for the Liberal party. It has been purged is • large measure of the Whig fossils and plaos-hunters who have been such a drag on its program in the past, and also of those so-called Radical' who loved ...

... momentous decision). been taken on a credal pinto which makes the *Mc Ot this we hear more before Parliamait MOSS. Boone mob 'Whig Naples has mat moms home to • *misty paper a wens. mane of he cells soommy by Primer and Lord Lorne wins prmi Mat a amens that ...

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... • of the institution. • • • • A correspondent sends the following • WEND Atria • now. What are unkindly words What do they Whig ? Am they wants of friendship, or resells a sting ? Were they ever use to anyone, resolver or giver ? no t painful to the first ...

... the bat that site and Gerald saw of each other for seas tine le lens In the Bret pine, Eleanor's visit to Yin Louise*, sat Whig for two days ouly, ex- Ind* ever int Is the ems& plash whoa she did get bask sM bead. that Gerald was away Leant on bedews ...

... wader the sand her warted dater. Ma. Blow, 'be /he pigpenn dkeeping from Wog ballamood for evil her Williefo ample.—Bvidwie Whig bees given for tie defame, the Chairman sold the listen hod no doubt that Ws waa • see as Wee= a spothorwod With the et the ...

... pima* a hn *tit: attire summarks what I did as part a speech, which ems. that Liberal Hi the that Mr. Mae gesuremle tip by sod Whig deatenormastly theisa Mot tee—maalesisimolmeartbeirtresehmere et Mr. e . n t hear battle. I said that meanly Medic not have ...

... a moment the existesoe of any nth feeling me her part. He knew it not, but it eras • fact that, with the exeeption of • few Whig legalise, all bee little prop erty was bequeathed to him, or event of hie prior demise, tq Meaner. In her swat heart she :could ...

... then him before, it struck him that there would be no harm ia trying to ttoprees the old fellow with the belief that la was Whig honoured by the present* seem guest of diennotien-- some young mail of the upper ten, es Pod put it to himself. As. thrills ...

... candidate against Mr. Burt at Morpeth. Then be cane south and endeavoured to plant himself at Piaabary. lades by that inveterate Whig Mr. M'Cullagle Townes, he came in an the great sweep of the vest Tay reaction of 1186, and on the last trial of stiresigth ...