... and Fancy Catterna, from 661. prr pair. FOR LADIES In Blank. White. and ran-y Nauru, Irtni I. per pair. FOR GENTLEmirc Is Whigs, SIPA. oreY., Fast,' Pagers., from L. per pair. THERE ARE ALL PURR WOOL. WNW ART) WITHOUT BILL PV. 11. THE VAIXE Bras° moer ...

... SLAVEY, Dame, GEORGE He MOOR, the Theism extensive rod IiV A NAI& AUGUST Usk kr MODERN SCHOOL AND EINDRWAR TEN. tTEARLE. Ws Whig d ...

... opinions are, she shall be at liberty to patch ou which side she pleases.' One wellkilloWU beauty of the time, and a famous; Whig partisan, had, unfortunately, a very beautiful mole on the Tory side of leer lace, whiell, being very conspienons, oecasioued ...

... Galway, and rising to the rank of lieutenantcobmel. a Parlianienury career, he contented Saltanh, Cornwall, 1113 1715. in the Whig interest, hot without Yrom 1715 to 1734, however, he represented Stock ir:dge, Hampshire; from 1734 to 1741 he sat for 31ahlon ...

... _ The &most Viraea in a Father: 'Yea. I admit that her, has a good to won, bat very tart,.. very. Daughter: YOU &Mate MO. Whig dor* want I that wp sery expects:se? Fails,: Well, you, for thug. Drunkenness ts not emly the estop of mime. hot Nis ~pits ...

... is:— Mu if rat is won, but never lost ; Itererud, is now before you; My second, rerersed, is red as blood That flows from the Whig or Tory. My whole, how wise so'er you be, Oh, honestly, confess it), Though you're ingenious, it mid be A wonder if you guess ...

... Arrangement+ sae saila.h4 retire to for the boa 10 meet at est. 711 w, give or tate Ilb. f, a-aide. In Newcastle. on Atoll 9. °Whig to the unraetanty ' of the paths obtaining • suitable MIL an far, articles of erre. rent sad drawn up, tat this will be owe ...

... lumsplas Snare this rear, Ur the tareplechass Society hoists lopoa a clone MOM r 4 soothe, from Dee. 15 vet., the only anceptloas Whig la I favour of or rsa. With the close the fat-remise room, odor bones tbet li .nay bare prow unproate, safer Jorkey t'lnn have ...

... 1722, Sir Francis Blake Delays! retired from the representation of Northumberland, Sir William Middleton, who represented the Whig interest in the county, was chosen as his successor. There was some talk of opposition, but it died out. and he was returned ...

... )IVA/ea Mu, Waste - fit for owe priori. steady maa.—Ailigy J. birth. itib.h.tl.44lJlAN behind Pad Mei rheum/ 11.1.7 moot he Whig I North /reel. 7 WSW,. WIN'S, skis Pablo Bora sad Dots) Storks Balsam Was. Menu es. Chrook‘ MOB. a wk.,. Olds. to atate.l at ...

... last two Stuart monarchs. Defoe was a Dissenter, and yet his nonconformity was not altogether of a sectarian kind. He was a Whig by political conviction, and yet he served in diplomatic business under Governments of every party. He was a clever politician ...

... the Corn Exchange. at Wakefield, to Lord Morpeth, then the Whig M.P. for the whole West Riding. The Anti-Corn Law agitation had for some time then been in full swing, and Lord Morpeth, a great Whig landowner, had not then declared himself on the side art ...