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... pEARS' SOAP. LANCITMT WHIG:— I have much plowman le I Pisa Soap for saws thus, anii maw it SO MU GlMar. ...
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pEARS' SOAP. Mrs. LANGTRY mites:— hi &Whig I We Feist and prides It te Wier
... pEARS' SOAP. Mrs. LANGTRY mites:— hi &Whig I We Feist and prides It te Wier. ...
MACMILLAN’S MAGAZINE for JANUARY. Price Is.,contains;— I. KIRSTEEN. By Mr«. 01 ipliant. 11. THE NEW BIOGRAPHY ..
... LOW GERMAN POETRY. By C. 11. Hereford. VI. GRANVILLE SHARP AND THE SLAVE-TRADE. By Lieutenant-Colonel G. Browne. VII. THE WHIGS AND IMPERIAL KE DERAT lON. VIII. LEAVES FROM A NOTE-BOOK. IX. THE HEAD OF THE DISTRICT. Rudyard Kipling. Macmillan and Co. ...
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... disorderly rit P.C. Mau B. d.s.sd tat et ten Wooers tan a he bed se the she -haw for a the hseat. Ms.ld if it for he world • goal Whig, aid he rasheal • hes taloa oustaly. , I to the AL I was road decidedly sot 'Ca 2dl B, corroborated the but ad ...
MT BIIPMETOR
... with Nadi cm saperateel bar plated tram weight from THE A. DAVIE NEW LEATHER DIVIDED HALF PANEL SADDLE. Ma dose to bosses Whig r yip two ordinary panel/Ai:maple*betto with O. no. ...
OLD Dr. PARIt'S MIBA01:10178 COUGH SYRUP I A Certain, Safe & Swift Care Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Difficulty ..
... a contbiee et the pr.urtis. et *we theashre, a rest epee the old teskiesed Itelaenta sew Wore the It ell be to alloy thrt *Whig helletise ie the wirlpips„ eariedene Oteilipereityte, to or th i oi= be s ea awl at the nano time tee pesos el Spy; ate in ...
THE BISHOP OF OXFORD ON PARTISANSHIP
... neop'c from being partisans, they should try to make then™ honest and P judicious partisans, make Tories good Tories, and Whigs good Whigs, and Radicals good Radicals. This principle should run into religious controversy also and Church history afforded ample ...
MAGAZINES FOR JANUARY
... daily newspapers, which most English readers would describe generally dull. Mr. Gladstone reviews the acts of the Melbourne Whig Government, of which he was a constant opponent, but admires the character of Lord John Russell. remarks, the way, that old ...
TIM NAVAL 11111111
... NAVAL 11111111. The of en Manniesibe states dist the Gewthareet decided to the anal term th mime num by Whig to thietheis Whew/ se be eased. The ethelese lituthaelithe mho love beet Navy at al their bet tee aid the Met ef seirtesule manna It is the aily ...
LORD HARTINGTON
... leader. Of this he had given many striking proofs at a time when Mr. Gladstone often put to a severe test the confidence of his Whig followers. When a statesman who was at once so honest and so devoted to his party found it necessary to break with the associations ...
THE TORYISM OF TO-MORROW
... Democracy five years ago, with any blind devo- tion to imaginary dictates of Political Economy as the Whigs are, and it was upon the old Whig dodges that he poured forth the fullest vials of his wrath. If Lord DUNRAVEN finds his party hampered upon ...
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... ssoessolows. e. ROMA LIP.. .11. mai* premodod :7_,N1110 be el le Ob be orramine. siselbse gbsisme ais eissiwaseitagallis ahliemg. Whig 1411 0 16. _.., 0, ad so Imimmini a . d imobv.dams 4 101 1ili 16, 16 Ildalesol r01eina4.4.4.0441Zs ...