... nobleman who hesitated so often to keep pace with his colleagues their onward march. But, his hesitation notwith-tandiug, the Whig leader was scrupulously honest and conscientious. ft would surprising. therefore, to meet with anything akin to self-reproaeh ...

... attendant,: thin. ra es nominally the eame. from 1911, to 2drd December inclusive Wheat 863 Ora, flour 1,021 racks. Foreign—Whig 21,892 qrs, bade). 11,3159 oats 53.182, beans 1,99, per 3,162, maize 160 ; Osier 50,741 each.. Monday.—Market quite rf 1.0:47 ...

... gussets fluemene. —Them bold on Tuesday, the Reseedse (Dr. Abdy), who the Jery es of is ben the borough, there Whig liUle es setblag bine te do, sad this be swanned as the amoral heprormsest of th igni trzi., brought Amu Is a by the the Harper Trues. ...

... than that the satire perish should be burdened with a heavy expsnee, of the default of the few. If the Authority wished, wpm Whig anew the 40011110416 that was contemplated might be paved. Farther. It was thought that where necemary the owners should remove ...

... especially to the English Liberal press. Those who do are instantly suspected of being what is traditionally known in Ireland as Whigs.” His defeat in Waterford seriously damaged his prestige; but 1 think that these letters will be found to have been still more ...

... so inquest the death of Jobs muss the yang sea who was drowsed whilst ening ea Christmas ea lest woe James Taylor. Imbed of Whigs Arse. Minim. He said wee emp.fathar of was 111 yaws et op, ad was a Meeker by the Or He bens Hem ea last, saying net be did ...

... infant bed, and although Inay sound grtadmothorly interference Eugfids emu, Mach law would aare of lifeg^inthis.country. 5 WHIG tO OBBORKJB house. :• Her lately tasde important addlfcon Osborne House. ccnsiste Of an entirely nevk wlag, eoTTcapQadfng ...

... ware by the ..;aaidog e.w. 104 to 41t0k. Miedoowy doet.ty, tuff Rev. J. to. , 0 • The 01.04. the Lou gave Behold, 1 Whig ye.. .•1.6 r:., which were an of wasiety'a reoli..ed about •13. Wo to our I and in every awi t sry doternehavi e.arytwer shell ...

... Lord Hartington the Upper House. The Duke of Bedford, the head of another great Whig family which stood manfully by the cause of the Union, and Lord Portsmouth, also old Whig and a Loyal Unionist, have passed away, well the Duke of Somerset, Lord Lytton ...

... hie cousin, he sat for Melton in the unreformed Parliament of 1S:11. He has throughout his lie tieniitied himself with the Whig interest, to which his family traditions belong, and until the Home Rule question arose he, like his son, followed Mr. Glaalstone's ...

... LARGER AND BETTER APPOINTED BUSINESS PREMISES. I N additka to the cedhory Brunettes the Trade an new Has boa Ltd down, than (Whig for prampoution thin important HAVING mare roots, easaldersble additions have bees made to the sod a WIDER RANGE Or ARTICLES ...

... inferior mettle to the men of 1832, or are we more disposed to bow the knee to titles ? Surely not. In 1830, 1831, and 1832 the Whigs and Liberals of the day were tighting fcr & reform in Parliamentary representation. They were very modest in their demands ...