... affair has caused a great local sensation. The head of the unfortunate man Cook was almost severed from the body. Tbekmfe wig whig the crime was committed was found oa a table dose tbe bed. Cook was seen sharpening ...

... This last letter has not yet cow to band, and In all probability it has been intercepted, as have previous letters from Endo Whig the last three months. He also sends a photograph which was taken the day before at Zanzibar, and is s very good likeness indeed ...

... scheme of this kind the Tories and Dissentients may repeal the process with tbs Radicals that was once described as dishing the Whigs.” The write for the election of members of Parliament for East Galway and Tipperary were issued on Tuesday. The Nationalist ...

... recovering his good humour all at once. I have pleasanter matters to discuss with you. I hope you enjoyed yourself this evening. Whig did you think of Miss Dodson I Miss Dodson Oh, the lady I took in to dinner. Very pretty girl, sir ; slightly inane, but ...

... to lay the devil they raised for the destruction the Whigs. The trickery of the Government was kept up till the time of Ashley's motion m the confident expectation that be would be defeated the Whigs and Free Traders.” So far as I have read the history ...

... summariso Cobden’s charge against the official Whig or Liberal party. The real sentence runs thus: —** Let us not forget (says Cobden) that (of course speaking the corn repealers as a party) were very tolerant of the Whig Ministers, after Melbourne (i.c. their ...

... lt.is i2ii itrs Ul» 12.0 «-» Mr Whig's, Chemist 11.28 12.15 12.56 Ciersdon-rtwd'Kllenbo rough-park .. 11.33 12.22 1.8 ...

... of the days when the mahogany used to resound with the clatter of glasses and the thumping fists of the conflicting Tory and Whig farmers—of bow scored over Giya, and how often scored over him. He never attends agricultural dinners now, and, in fact, can ...

... people—Lord Bartinglon among the number—were talking about Home Rule were necessary have very strict symmetry in Parliajgs Whig historian had used these words: * To think symmetry, and much ol convenience ; never to innovate unless it is necessary; never ...

... Gladstone had weakened the Liberal party. had at the same time purified it. The Liberal Unionist party was made tbe rump of the old Whig party, and if they took typical man— Lord Harrington—a thoroughly respectable man of the luissr* faux kind politician, lie ...

... of tho day. from the treat ita“rmvlU poori'rau- I stoited for India,” Stevie continued to Laura mio at the other cud of the whig, what a oamtal S 5« 111 IU-vi/w down to current number the Coleman, who with Grace Lee, was walking by his rlttoe thus would ...

... hatf weakened the Liberal party. It hail at the same time miriKed it. The Liberal Unionist party was made the rump the old Whig party, ami if they took typical man— Lord MartingtVm- thoroughly respectable man the lai*** ft lire kind |H»litician, he l»e ...