... list, being in his eighty-third year. Little part was taken in politics by the late Duke of Bedford. As the head of the great Whig family of Russell he had, of course, much influence, but he was chiefly known as wealthy London landlord, and particularly ...

... work of his life, he held varies' dipieseatic and other state ape t is, and was well known in end setiosal oeu init. Besides Whig • great aerator, Nr Bancroft was au orator, end wee called upon to &liver orations on Dearly all the principal state occasions ...

... which have lasted mors than six yean, and they wan in two oaaas Tory Parliaments, under Lord Beacon a Bald, and in third tho Whig Parliament of Lord Palmerston, Mr Campbell-Bannerman, apeaking at Barrow-in- Kura res this weak, said that one of the principle* ...

... contributes an article on this subject to /hod Words for Fehruary. He that the Boys' Brigade is • religious move. meet, everything Whig aubehliary to this idea. Ile denies that the military spirit is encouraged by tic torgani.ation. ' , Contrary to a somewhat ...

... they Mats exactly the sad are quits as loud as the luwlsail ur hare. is in taking japer skia, which makes thorn juicy sad to Whig out the lanais. I shall wind up with • day's sport with (beetle in the low coma. try. such • remarkably good 1 go leach ia ...

... ew dries will fluid to work wonders the moat la the kasha aarthine. Thep blegthoa the whole nausetilar 'puha, haters the tlg Whig back the keen edge of appetite, spa arrive late edition with the ros e b u d of - health the whole physieal energy of the ham ...

... Mtonaai Mtom tote la the Btn—cli, flick fleeflicks. OMitin—, Prim sad Mhf tortok Ptota—iDfmi—. GMlto D——, sad an M—row sad TV—Whig fl—Mow, to The flstodoee vUt fire la twenty ariaa—. This ao Actlee they tore fleas Hla Mialliac— JP— y ■—r js sen—My larHed ...

... friends were who never did in the pant, scold not now, ud probably aster would the future prevail upon uy recement, whether whig tory, noiooiat or radical, furnish even a handful of Lewiamea with ehronds, far tern anything aim in connection with tba lead ...

... such • measure(applauas). What was the revolt .4 Mr Gladstosse's conduct! Simply this, that politically be was discredited by Whig and Tory, and distrusted by Papist and Protestant —(aoplause). The resolution was carried with acclamation. Mr W. C. Machean ...

... against Lochbroom against tbo political Wild man of the North”; but the politician has likewise circumvented his enemies, the Whigs, just as the evangelist did to the Moderates, and here he is! You, yourselves, know the rest, or will know it very soon. • ...

... athontios to the fact that, while his Productions and Articles for Sale are of the heat quality, his Pekes are very moderate, his Whig to a harps ansount of Patronage, and at the muse time be ackuowlsidgod the Best and Cheapest Jeweller in the North of Sco nd ...

... which rise like clouds blinding dust for ever from the feet of that privileged ‘trauvalie of landlords, Tories and rotten Whigs which like so many buzzing wasps infest our national Pantheon. But what do we now see? We sea nothing l*.s» than Jamas Miller ...