... Whitmore, on the ground that in. of eiguet had *pied hie John T. Guidiug, whanes on the teurearrull it appeared as Golding. the Whig discovered, T • had hese meek out, Who the of Golding. The objection yam allowed. and Om senideaume rejested.-11r. explained ...

... of Mr. Champ, seconded by Mr. T. Dixon. A 1.1•11 LOW —On Friday • ming men named Kemp, who liven is New Writtic serest, woe Whig some at the Are Works, when big become *mangled by the revolving shaft of tie machine. lie woe boded rowed, but, through Ms ...

... • be TO Lsr. • as l r Belalmazatliaoth.-- ni37 ALADY Whig a wk. alwcb targe kW nee own word 4 b. glad TO LT PART wf nn./v.ll for Wm: huUrn witwagol_l Ia Uanaville, okwa. Dowtheabl, 01111.• ...

... Christmas Competition. 2.000 ?rifts of Bs. oach. --- - - ge llamas of Compotitlea Id Ia and Oa : four* ate* of law eaeala fall•whig. fall llama sad Post•card la BROS., Ltd., Port Sunlight, Near Birkenhead. MONEY! PPROVICT private A.DYANCEF male at • hours ...

... J. J. C. A. Brown. sod N. ha.iett. Cioaca the abject at mad for improving She imeeker et AIL Oben* the sambas of gime as @Whig et sad movie.. mitt: sad Mamma, lam • who took part wee. the Newman, Pride, Driver, tad boll; H. Gismos, Olaydoa, Brown, Leah ...

... Party-they were uant,»a4 the CWiv*;i. id Lad »*i, Hale eppcrta iity of holding tbe reins of power. Fr t ne arly a genera- tion the Whig Party and the Li' jei.l party hid with frequent intervals held office in tta country, but now ?? to Vg r -te«ssrvatlve Party ...

... candidly' admit I anon bash aflame advertisement an bat tone to sib& Try than, bet deal pay lam Applicants can r• 11 altos Whig itcwhsti7 I &salt with. Ascertain ray and dart& whether to borrow cc not. Being engaged in country applicants kat bettsr writs ...

... Liberal party, so long as it could struggle, and so long as there was a chance loft, was not going back to the leadership of any Whig. (Cheers.) It was satisfied, and more than satisfied,with the leadership of Mr. Gladstone (loud cheers)—it wished to be led ...

... or dinestablklinient, they were bound to see that • great national property was neither wasted, lost, nor endangered. Any Whig, Tory, or Radical, at the time of the settlement of the assessment, would have I augl led at the value TIO w proposed as monstrous ...

... of laerlm, M. C. /loot. The concluding selection we. from the English —a from Shakespeare's comedy, Huta Ado about NuMing, Whig capitally pleoty of by J. E.. Garrood OA DIArbIATY rC. Seabrook as Verges, J. sad 8. J. Tomlinson as Watchmen, E. T. MCI S ...

... the Society would keep to Ertl rals—( No girl haa not borne • virtuous character to admitted se • member • each chasm:ter Whig bet, the to bee card ^ )--ead stead by Itlrurly. fie would be very wry to 'alit infringed twos in any way. Cuss Pox %outer ...

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