... order. He came of a good Welsh family, while most of them were of one generation only. He was an irreproachable Whig, and Merthyr was Whig at the top, and intensely Radical at the bottom. Mr. Bruce was accordingly returned, and kept his seat, defiant ...

... 724 Indian prams Oa the sth Jan.. El Piston of bronchitis. slur athe ALMXTJAkiIii All Ph.D., of at fit. Thodaga amd o Sown. Whig owo On IthMNIXII=Ca. Home. Peebles. L and Bask Agent. N.B. On the . % lima. M ff AffiaMPerates. Maralagelde, Edistorgh, ILLIZAJI ...

... Inct : P my Or;e1. dam by . Eotheu Brond Hope , 11 et Marie Role I Tennison liid.ly looter Eswick , Ironer 'roe I Pi i cola Whigs t Flo lie The Teak it,eir I n Vampire Lady K l'ainctta i l'ol!et.:e • S!onios Star PM ,oree 1 Stella Caledonia 1 Lanwlle S ...

... of books is lacking—the President had scarcely Scotch work on his shelves, except Kelly's “Scotch Proverbs” of 1721. He was Whig. Our second bibliophile was fantastic, sentimental Jacobite, bom out of duo time. This was Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, called ...

... had not disturbed them. Lord Ripen made a feeble attempt at jocularity when he said that the Duke of Devonshire was born a Whig. JOURNAL January 9, 1892 It is a relief to get away from Lord Ripon's second-hand assortment of quackeries to the honest wares ...

... the valuable New Gisela Dasenber et Day aid NipAt—tio add wipe Dr. Dereardes wea well. knows mesh ly weeh East Ladle. The Whig slide. ea he The &news if the • Pliwartal • behalf the belpiser Utu. saes. It I. is tee text. Sebald I swat speak. fee ...

... complaints. Resolved that the I'mineil lie recommended pay the usual monthly riie*)iie tJi the contractor, subject to the work (whig done satUfachirlly during the remainder this mouth. The rhrirman reported that several memlwrs of the committee ha-l ecte ...

... of year. he actively interested in the promotion and management of many successful enterprises. In politics he was a Webster Whig and a Republican. always taking an active interest in public affairs. Colonel George M. White, one of the most prominent R ...

... Juatified in is - Jenne! : Hight was heard so advantage in Fiddle and I. • as also was Mr. H. E. Howard le the ' Lore K a te Whig ' s, I..''. M.. : ssng flovbande - liorly,aml haul to respond bias : S. Shy.' Mr. Ben . I.,kier was usanitursaitly recalled ...

... little difference to the memoi• of the blameless gentleman who met his death fro !Se effects of a chill taught during a urney WhiG a. undertook in order to spend his Christmas wit,. al. wife and only daughter. week, is being ...

... the sacred name of Adam Smith mentioned without abasing himself to the dust ; that he had been known to make ribald jests at Whig critics of Mr. Ruskin's Unto this Last ; and that he was suspected of belonging to the Guild of St. George, founded in honour ...

... Sueceoses on application. Tbs School obtained numerous saaccesms, many in honours, in the examination of bridge University, of the Whigs of Preceptors, of tie Science and Art stsed,, of Trinity , London, and of the Boyd Academy of Music. School Tuesday, Jan. lfiti ...