... who said he .se order gamekeeper to Mr. Yarborough. of Milton Manor, sear Rugby. He was watching ionic laud at Staplrford Whig in the parish of M yf.rdby, over which Mr. Yarborough had the right of shooting, during the eight of the 3rd October. Hearing ...

... section—they had given up the ilea of peasant pen. prietary and land purchase, and in order to conciliate another section—the Whigs and the lords—in their late Cabinet they refused to entertain, and would continue to refuse to entertain, a propose' of reduring ...

... Berkeley-square spent of his time better rubber and ended there The Duke’s predecessor twelfth Duke formerly conspicuous figure in Whig Administrations availed himself his last in the entail of all its lie divided property amounting more five-and-twenty acres ...

... his disagreeably familiar every Londoner His Tavistock is culture ability has reputation for sharp and cynical things inch Whig aristocrat er likely party The his ideas strongly ritual will mere his living ivea position Dt practice church this In several ...

... Anti.Jarobin. There was once • print of that name, in which CASSIS , : satirised the French Revolution, and poked fun at the Whigs, a hundred year ago. But the old Anti-Aoki» was candidly Tory, whereas Mr. OREL:moot) professes to conduct his new venture ...

... member representing of the Liberal party particularly whioh some of them were to belong advanced party (Hear hear) believed the Whig element b-en nearly eliminated from the Liberal party and what he called the more liberal progressive politics were more order ...

... and particularly that section to which some of them were proud to belong—the advanced party. (Hear, bear.) He believed the Whig element had ben nearly eliminated from the Liberal party, end what he called the more liberal and progreseive polities were ...

... over the window- siii, draws up the ladder and hooks it into the third •torey, and *o U p he ?? to the top floor, no matter Whig* the building may be. Here he site in the window and lowers a cord to the ground, by which a life -hue an inch thick is drawn ...

... and particularly tbat section to which some of them were proud to belong — the advanced party. (Hear, hear.) He believed the Whig element had been nearly eliminated from the Liberal party, and what he called the more liberal and progressive politics were ...

... ts,range la prim from to Lib. They are handsome, streak, sad timekeepers ; reprmeat the largest stook sad inFaalsad, there Whig intermediate malt between Me smaufaotarer sad the wearer. Sant has wsrpwken at Ramell's risk sad mat cm reat dish or pest order ...

... acomusts The former reviewed the work of the association during the year relatloe to the Education Cede (erlikb was described u (Whig to ware real efficiency In our elementary schools) ; the Salisbury sad Y or k In Parliament ; end the question of free erbsoades ...

... Owen's Gratfell, 5 yin .. .Swatton II a Led Punthampton'a Elgin, 5 yrs .. —Private 10 10 Mr T Cannon's Labourer, 4 yrs Whig. 10 10 aMr H Co.'. Chirgwin. 4 yrs Prince 10 10 Mr J C Donner', °viral, 4 yr. .. Swatton 10 10 Cdonel Gough's Carlo, I yrs ...