... young lady into her own room. LAW she held mew his handwriting,. It was very You are looking for lodgings r she said, whew Whig and imp sheet; it moused that his darling had made her sit down and bidden the rook- was with his friend by this time, though ...

... bard to shut our eyes, while people who can it pay them their price. We have not the slightest objection to their dishing the whigs often as they choose,and we only hope tile success attending the present stroke may be inch to induce many repetition. The ...

... kidney with Mr Garage—likes to pose as an name. philanthropist; and before the days of the Land was, like Mr. Geniis, an old Whig . The of • few of hie testate sleeted his 03114041100 to the Gerstinite mmp. The other member of the trio reepossible for the ...

... and brinng his head asnear to Captain Whar- tou'sfare as he conveniently could, here you are-a sober, grave gentleman of Whig principles, and you confess to having conferred with Mr Markham, and to having re- ceived from Ur M's sister-a lady, by the ...

... Amherst, Mirror and bracket, Mer. and Mre. Somerville Garvey. and Mr, A. Linge. Trav Brown- Jones. Ivory ager, Wood. Hunting whig, Mr.and Mrs. Mz. and Mrs. L. Saddle, Mr. C. Stoke Moly Croea, orn of rasora, D. ‘Lat Mr. H. ...

... pease essistien. parity end the lihn, bet the assist, width we had whims' in oar day to dad • hrlbs whieh theme seeistiss were @Whig enzely geed In Gent aad rseispiedi by Gene spirit. It not hey be math thee were salted the last hams Is large WA the hew which ...

... the Stella), and several others have been fitted with bolters of various cute and fitting. Others, such as Charm, Vanessa, Whig, and Stella (all prize winners), meantime sticking to balance lugs. Rightly or wrongly, the verdict in England, thus far, is ...

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... g ; but we find that our greatest difficulty lies iu exposing the calumnies the Irish Liberal party and their allies, the Whigs and Radicals, against Mr. Charles Stewart Parnell. At every house, where personal interview could not obtained, copy of the ...

... us test their bona fides. They have collected a fund, with the aid of the clergy in the country, for the pur- poses of their Whig Federation. It amounts to £5,000, ‘That fund is at their exclusivo disposal. Will they prove their practical sympathy with ...

... poetical talents, and published in 1831 a volume of poems. He had great oratorical powers. Also in politics he was a consistent Whig, but after Mr. Gladstone's adop- tion of Horn-. Rule for Ireland he became a Liberal Unionist. Tbe deceased is succeeded in ...