... what was right on the various questions brought before them, and follow it to the best of their power.” Now no man or woman, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, could have spoken better sense, and he congratulated Mrs. Fuller in putting those words before ...

... bustion. Every effort reeds to intieguieb the fire without seems, and cm Othiber lad the crew of 23 took to the two heats, Whig In charge of the captain and the other in of the mate. At that time they were only NI miles from the Falkland Wands, which ...

... similar emaset at 200 yards. Some slteratioas are proposed in competition for Were' Meg at moving igen targets, the changes Whig to bring in liwee brigade, instead of single Imams. Brigadier General Lord Wants., perielded at the seemel woes( of tie Me ...

... Court employment commenced in when he was appointed Groom in-Waiting to George IV., and was attached to the Household in every Whig or Liberal Administration alter became Peer. Lord Sydney was Lord Chamberlain for eleven years altogether, and Lord Steward ...

... It may be lisped that the War enfeebles reproend the eghting aide 01 Mete Is Rent. bid It would be to It on the of • degle Whig. If, liewene, the 111104 favourable anseMene Mould tam cut to be true—lf, is fad, the coal is men is such a main as will pay ...

... somehow, become little mixed); “Oh, yes—naturally I—anyone can tee at glance that there is no sign of wig—(of course she meant ‘Whig’)—about you. Sir Brutus.” (From Judy.) Awewabd Tools.—“Crimpad” skates. A Flourishing Concern— A cow’s tail. Give and Take ...

... provhbd inch be by the laws et both toostrko. • itiplot wadohostan stalls Oat the boat, In. bon tonsolly yonlahood. Prime Mb*ten Whig as lbe Riviera wU woes. • Glasgow sugar boils , . laded igel Bk by OINUN of of Iceedaeotax 02011,113 CAL Mali, is. Detglee ...

... whoa rabsciouds give warnieg. as they gretsally do. al a ohmage is the Ix TO CLIADIAN al Commons a Nadel 01 teems) • tefme Whig their MVO to take sa sea thsit they win not be guilty of corrupt pew- Moe, sad win labis utly perform vu wed • second time ...

... It 6ele sot the without whole& whops do probably ? W ot the Won le mosey damp f—Wlien It is due la the rassaing. at Win des Whig a dew Yoe to a poet ?-11seenie it maim bin tad Wiwi may two people be considered to be henwiteld P—Wissa they hare as understanding ...

... Southwark end J. bake : J. O. Dewar and J. hal-been ; J. Lonnie sod H. wing; Jobe Southwark, ; s.d C. J. Wells and W. .1. Taney, whig, Shaer Wednesday • J. Swan. goal ; 1. thayehaw H. Morley, be; J. Dusgworth. W. Beta end O. Waller, bell-beeke ; H. Wantons ...

... judgments. Within the last 50 years, however, there had been a reection in his favour. Mr. I Forster one of the first of the Whig writers to reinstate Cromwell iu popular opinion, and !deed I than Mr. Carlyle had taught us to regard Crumwell sa • hero. ...

... Oates, and the general rising against it; and the subsequent Parliamentary elections in which for the first time the names of Whigs and Tories were applied to the Parliamentary parties. Having referred to the Exclusion Bill and the Habeas Corpus Act, he spoke ...