... the Whigs were tbe opponents of the*e interests. In Cheltenham. Those present included Lady Doringtoo, de Bienfaisanoe ”he adds. ”it could not on at all retains all those features whicn have made it so popular thfi Übapty of the p eB.. the Whigs had been ...

... Societies sad Ileetiar ; °Wens li stens Consat7 sad Astiesitin. Tlie Coast, as astablisited by the Loon Ooverssiest Aet, 1868. Whig Postal Minns, Limed Penis Mem Chorales sad Chapels, together with partiowlsre ting Co. mums by Beilwey. Went or Lad Carrion ...

... been for some time on the cAndidates' book of the Reform Club; when be came up for election the haughty suseeptibaities of the Whig members of the committee were set in arms against the admission of a tradesman, and he was blackballed. This apparently trivial ...

... Protestant in Iseland. By: the latter they: are gradually estranging the pick ef the workmén os well. Tho fact and truth is the Whigs aad Liberals were never generous to the working classes, Who withsteod. the Factory Acte bat the Liberalo? They were in opposition ...

... bakers satin an canblesd aisetbsr est. sod Gee tordan *wee of Ike wise colour as the kr, only s Gob drilw. bee to this kaftan Whig loos, end the ell of as lir, Void with satin, with end Mb. Omsk owe forwenl co the sad wind Gen the tiesheed one, with a pint ...

... glaßS.—Apply, by letter, staling age, family, experience, and wages (good cottage found), Avoiwde. P.irlingham, Pershore. 5671 WHIG ITT Wanted for Van and lorry; mlddU- M aged man who will assist in carpentry preferred; constant job if suitable ; state wages ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Frank dew as if that would make any difference I I nisi you would be Frank all the snug whatever happened but I bops nothing is Whig to baysea. How your hand I brew yes are ill. Not a bit, dear. I am myself spun now. I will go op to my father, and then ...

... dash of novelty sheet an efternooe service in a village. Titer* being plenty of room the curios. maidens took front seats, and Whig strangers and fashionably dressed as well as they soon attracted attention. It so happened that they had selected seats usually ...