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... My two (two and tour old) were attacker! last November with bronchitis. They are both now, and I hare 110 in saying through Whig your excelleut Embrocation.' ...
... HOURS IN AN OPEN BOAT. The cf the Nantes, • French schooner, were landed at Dover en Tuesday In a destitute condition, their Whig sank in colllson off Portland. The vereal wee bound from Nantes to Chatham with slates, and ran Into dating • fog on Monday ...
... father was Prime Minister durin: tho Reform era, between 1830 and 1834. The late earl was in early life associated with several Whig Liberal:Administrations. He was Under- Secretary for the Colonies during his father's Govern. meat, then became Under•Sezretary ...
... distant future. • Isms wag be kem OM Imam is set fed iota b.dbs, Idepahleat Rpm wiehhekmaril milk to siert with. Ned the to Whig to demob. *dr lbo mous Ilmor. ...
... Ile C. Markt, of a son. Maamut.—Oet. 17, at Snuthitreet, Yeovil, the of Me. 11. Me•den, of a dtughter. Metroan.—net. 20, at Whigstreet, Lyme Regis. the wife of Mr. C. Record,of a daught.er. . . . . 20, at nothenhampton, the wife of Jowl* tramways. of ...
... seriously affecting English rule than he was of moving the Giant's Causeway : that, after all, in fact he was only an ally of the Whigs, and a trafficker with them in places and votes. None of the present Anti-Parnellite leaders either has, or deserves to have ...
... In Shaftesbury Avenge. The prolecutor was charged with having bred a revolver with intent to do grievous bodily barns ' this Whig after the robbery had been committed. Ile was sent for trial. _ _ TIMIS A? BI7I.I7IIATOO—A letter from AD Intending settler ...
... every righteous cause. Though pommel el a as • pbysician and a acientid Which him a name in a period remembered by tat taw Whig, . Hawkins in his private life was modest Art uswerming to a degree, and be rarely obtruded tipi the public affairs of the ...
... occasion, —Witness: You told me that we should meet again. — Prisoner : And no shall.—Witness Wa (Laughter.) • Prisoner, on Whig charged with this offence, pleaded not frailty. Ile was then committed for trial to the Quartet Sessions at Salisbury on April ...
... county be furnished with a copy of the report, that the Clerk direct special attention to this particular portion thereof. Whig a very exhaustive report the Coin• missioner remarks In conclusion, after taking all the above elesamstances into consideration ...