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... after a brisk skirmish. The 111aiiipuri hoops, Nnuul It is stated there were about aja, being unable to stand the steady volley Whig tit the Military Police,assisted by an occasional rocket,soun Bed.. and their stockade, which war strongly foruhril, was promptly ...
... battalion is admirably And duple,, and shows in its guard all Inner tile iminense amount pains that must have been taken to Whig it to Its present excellent stele. The Subadar Major and virtually second in coinmend is Mr. U ' t..allagliasi, late ..I the ...
... England on private ;Affairs :- 6th Bengal infantry : Lieutenant W. L. R. Amesbury, East Lancashire Regiment, to be officiating Whig Officer oil probation. 34th Pioneers : Lieutenant P. G. W. Echford, Royal Irish Rifles, to be officiating Wing Officer on probation ...
... of Hastings was I merely a desperate political struggle. lie was the victim ot two opposite parties fighting fur place. The Whig followers of Fox rejected parliamentary reform, and they desired to win the good graces of uhehr .dh er ents t,. a 6 h:ast ...
... good service 01 out lens titan five years as Extra-A.• sistairt Courser Vatul ellner the two upi grades of the Lower Cuiatu Whig Jtalf. 'the pay of office's of the Provincial Branch , promoted unto the Upper Cuntoiling Stall will DC II adapted b 1 Nature ...
... ive to Alipuc , to throw their winds hack to the Ins gotten past, amid enjoy the pleasure cl 1 COll. the —a >alu.ary loi Can Whig litore LNcihly llie oft-quoted Sic transit gloria WhY 1 WENT 'lO SEA. FIRST TAPIR. Tut eaosr.art WHAT TO DU WITH OUR BOYS ...
... Dinmont or the shrewd, and wily Counsellor Pleydell and, the gentlest of pedants Dominie Sampson. Ihe company of the testy old Whig laird is as delightful as that of a testy Collector of the old school. As \Vaverley and Ivanhoe are known wherever English ...
... sufficiently strong in the Lords ; in the Commons, on the other hand, it can ill spare the ablest representative of the oid Whig I'arty. The new Duke of Devonshire cannot hope to be so useful to the cause which he has at heart as the Marquis of Hartington ...