... Wilms awd sitml ' , Plug Mynah Tim a tits nod maritime were with wry en hatntlyely. and of .Is SM, .uI it Ms dontitims of harem Whig istroileowl. Mr Vat., wads a wry ialetenalt at to the appearance it twat of M Tarim. Ste. • •••• I • , d at diflyeent of we ...

... primed 4404 me see ewe. V Mr Leeds bed Mae: en I lave set Comma reseed the heat NNW M Me oil he d.l le lad berm heft liar. ad Whig d that. thew beetle se • tea A Mr Lamm mil Ina .4 time a aeith Ile had met firth • mad with. Mr cute mid it hal tepertedi. ...

... ourselves, and know that Chamberlain was the ad ranged Radical 1883, | and 1885, and to day , while Mr Gladstone was ! all along Whig, and only granted the Franchise i because was forced forward to it the advanced section of the Liberal party, headed Mr Chamberlain ...

... his previews speeches 1. be be we. oppteed to HOMO Rule for Sentlasd, mad be would not Marta. Lb. daratioo of we. in of rod Whig for trout, doe I being had to this of private pleasure ! round ; and off,.. dishing for malmisi an amahartand waters, subjoin ...

... dhow& ben es is am.plass that tit. pipes sacs get ems. tar• seiney day ales do ; at soy rate, it ercieseitates such lame Is Whig to coselereet their atmosphere. Tv. dremol rockery with nib soil passed Miseste to take steels Ibis its appearance. and will ...

... sacrifice some cherished prejudice or sentiment are common enough. There is a story of an old Scotch Jacobite dining with some Whig frieods under a to ‘keep the perce,” sboald politics become the topic of convervation, After diomer, one of the party, perhaps ...

... re or IN Ober estoroloroll;NI It. mem ter le Net bo N. In Ma Mt with tie se as dileeigr eit it. Orr be mat evarlim of bait Whig • rall•q•- • • Worm boo &draw*. 1111111•• N. of the arms see IN. proper MO a view r erre to /Mrs. rimmed perebos soorsoloo ...

... the measure was refused, and the arguments which had been put before the country since. It was no longer a question between Whig and Tory or Liberal and Radical. It was a distinct question of union or separation, and could not have had a better opportunity ...

... beer the approach of the train owing to the hige wind leaves a widow and faintly, while Wright has a few months rear Ced. by Whig Plana , ~1 mernieg the a. Peden aud le idao, Your. , in Aida caw, 10A1 Wholly o ff , e d Asesi el eke bag intlabeed, Mackie- ...

... THE JOURNAL OP • COCNTRI CURATE. _ (From as 21fooday.—Rece4ved tea pounds from my rat ir, Dr Sauk Whig half-yeark salary, —obliged to wait • time before my admittance to the sod even when iii. emitted, wam new NNW risked to sit down Of rage had walked ...

... statesman in the sense of forming and carrying out some distinct scheme policy. As is well known, he began life in the ranks the Whigs, ami ended as leader the Tories. But he was thoroughly Englishman of the old school, high-minded, generous, patriotic, rash ...

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