... almost universal desire that Mr. Smith should have tbe living. But Mr. Domett’s d*ath happened at an inopportune period. Tbe Whigs were in power, Melbourne was premier. Richard Savery, Esq;, a descendant of an ancient Huguenot family tbat settled in South ...

... Dubiin organ—tho Eeening Herald—makes this ungracious comment, “Tt is the price of treachery to Ireland. Divided amongst the Whig members of Parliament it represents £1 8s, 2d. as the purchase money of each individual, Neither Keogh nor Sadleir sold themselves ...

... to the West with the highest testimonials. Over One Thousand Testimonials have been recelverlfrom Medical Men for Coleman's Whig's Extract of Meat and Malt Win.' which is the finest Tonto In the world. Sold in 2/9 and 4 ,6 bottles , by all Chemists, Wine ...

... alike cancel the or not—my inn is that it the ‘woald aot require any ey aicism on the part of a Minister to be docs trie the Whig and Tory of old time, and that great of ail who supported their cancel lish jution—but whether into dia effort is demanded ...

... nothing a motto invented by Tiernau, whom Mr. Gladstone quoted in the last But howeve: speech he made at Plymouth. the great Whig, rival of the greater Burke, would have gone, the successor of the is Unionist. I do not myself personally believe that or ...

... exam was behimed, in in method, in political principle the most bitter capitalist, the most time-serving partizan, the anting Whig—the mea who were members on the of their a tery clubs very day election as Liberais for rotten boroaghs, and whose presenee ...

... of Mr. Jobn Gladstone's Qouse Canning and General Gascoyne had jast been as the Tory members for Liverpool, the defeated ‘Whigs being Henry Brougham and G. Creevy. In the current issue of the English Jilustrated there is an illustrated paper on “ The ...

... of Mr. Boy. ie The Rev, J. F. El with due defereno• 0 the thought it would be in the ine•nee of :eut iu aceonlance with the Whig the Ifsepital, T. if, altheugh they would be threuelegit the site, e the best neut. a lord all taunt:neat. in voting • 1 , ...

... came from the French door of the dining-room, looked after them for a moment or two, and then with • grunt went back again Whig work. For the next half-hour tho murmur of their subdued voices came wafted in with the perfume of the exotics, a large spider ...

... reception they had given him and his colleagues. H2 was W. W. Steer, and Captain J. Wood.—In answer) they did not regard him as a Whig; or kis friend, Mr. hel peals to reduce the price for water and land required asan English place hunter; or his friend, Mr ...

... double t e a musical voice and a musical ear. Over One Thousand Teatimonisls been reoeived from Medical If. for Coleman • Whig's Extract of Meat and Malt Win. which is the finest Tonic in the world. Sold in 2/9 and 44 bottle* by all Chemists, Wine Merchants ...

... Over One Thousand Testimonials have been was a blood vessel which burst, and that I received from Medical Men for - Coleman's Whig's would be the last straw. The brain was in a state that he was satisfied, at once, as Extract of &kat and Malt Wins which ...