... was the capital involved bringing no return, but further money, and that very large sum, had to be found to meet the !ogees Whig made. SAD BATHING FATALITY AT STOREHOUSE. I At the bathing place of the Stonehoese Bathing Club, • distressing fatality took ...

... for two or three ream wine Owns sad Wee will seed of dividing ; new elm ebe Per set dame Yleaa.fs beyond adisary wren wiggly Whig We le weal it. I sea heartily die prestige At Faster and whoa lower* bulbs ass in, Mars is .beeps • Pelf demand for both ledger ...

... partial droughts, the homer primes than 14 mauve days etemertoly t rale, the latter oboes than emesestive days, rainfall of whig dem emceed 0 - 01 looks per diem. The d thin year hes kith obsolete sad fee 31 days Hank 17th April both lashativo, sod partial ...

... nameniag I whist' (Hewed the hearse. ()thine following IMO Dr. Pewee, Me J hl Yorke, aid Mr W Young P_sesesely einietaete in Mr Whig's shop), Mr Held (aisestast), Mr A H Plays*. Mr A B Smith, Roy. M Nickels, Mr L Prim. ler Z Herdsman, Mr l 3 It Oeldised, Mr ...

... Me A. J. Mesh. Ball MM as d the Stroud Gooiest Hospital es Priem last body Ja„ .. amloTrigg, Mmes. aged a _wag , altesk_ssa Whig we pleas of George Peva wee &seas lemmas et Gs lie Mawr skewed that the is.., habitat &glom - wives be on and third Width ...

... Mpdsk them in afterwards. They should ewer be pseud, but he pricked out :lin. or lin. amain boospww. If pot into pots, they a, Whig drarreal* to 11l thew with nom o f % M Mee, and whin phobia eat the ball beams. dry, so that the *ate la *weft away. end seldom ...

... by committee chosen by the House, which j ain ' portrait. with bis eyeglass glittering dangerously should cousistof so many Whigs one side and so many under i, *' was greeted with applause. Mr. Chamber- Tories oo the other. The object of the Bill was to ...

... Mr Editor, 1 will admit that there is neither a Tory nor a Whig working man. They are all dead and buried long ago, and therefore if Mr Day is so very anxious to see either a Tory or a Whig working man, I would adviee him to go to some old churchyard ...

... having ascertained what the speeches were about wrote the speeches he thought should have lieen made, taking care that the Whig dogs should never have the best of the argument.” When members of Parliament were subject all sorts misrepresentation it was ...

... weaned amstreset anew receptacle for Mammon. Mr. H. Jean, AmidaM Implant a Maisano's, gave awrehareltire endemic Mr. A. C. Whigs sad that atm retinas( the maim la Novembn the pit in the yord was clam than ed eat Clad and • wbeislharrow was pima& far the ...

... immediate return of the money. Can't be done, your lordship, mid the cabman, grinning. Cant! Why not 1 rejoined the immortal Whig. Why, my lord, I thought • great nobleman like you, of morn, meant to give the money computation for the honour of driving ...

... remember the time when oo every the Liberals contended thet “representation should follow taxation.” like That was the old Whig motto; but this opini trines, had been _ other sound politica) doc. to the dim and = distant past. Considering their for “ene ...