... were at once tiummnsimita with, and the prisoners were sebetwiemtly ' arreethd. Both prisonars acknowledged to. theft, Warner &Whig thAt be sold the lead for 21. 2 The prosecutor, oililressing the magistrate, said he had missed • ounsidesahle quantity of ...

... they could. George 111., who came to the throne In 1700, got rid as soon as he could of the great Whig ministry of Pitt, and fell hack on a section of the Whigs who were prepared to carry out his Ideas, and who came into power under Grenville. Having briefly ...

... Nike court, Lemdon, on Saturn day, Edward John MietAtroy, an Amerioan gentlesteyicg at the Fest Avenue Horst, was obaard with Whig drank Is • public plat, while the posiossioa of loaded Gretersuu—At ..'net a quarter tee:, II the preview bight the prisoner ...

... father was Prime Minister during the Reform era between 1830 and 1834 The late Earl was in early life awseiated with several Whig and Liberal Administrations. He was Under Secretary for the Colonies during biz fuller's Govern- ment, then because Under Secretary ...

... RICHARDSON & OTHERS SAY :- ll•naw,-1 am plowed to say the bet boa Olathe at you sent me has completely cured my leg, after Whig lad for *early years through my tallies over a Mae buck* I have had several medical lore's advice , bat all tow pa t es until ...

... Lord Rosebery's visit to Bristol to unveil statue of Burke, Lord Weymouth observed that Burke though strong party man, Whig of the Whigs, without hesitation forsook his party when he believed they were going wrong. He loved Charles Fox, but he forsook him ...

... first premiership that Lord Arthur Hervey was appointed Bishop of Bath and Wells, in succession to Lord Auckland. Though a Whig in politics, Lord Hervey was unable to support Mr. Gladstone in his tactics of recent years. The period of his bishopric has ...

... and partaddarly WON a weal= (unpaired dAgcstioa. INSIST ON HAVING MEP& ninon OHM PIUS bays 4 reputrattas at nearly coo VeARI Whig WITHOUT AN EQUAL. a Remedy for nanownor. DYSPEPSIA, SICK BILIOUSNESS. HEADACHE. and LIVER cosnvEnss. compunis.. .c 4011110 ...

... picture Sir Joshua Reynolds. He thought it very admirable. It was one of a celebrated character history, the last great true Whig Prime Minister, Lord Rockingham. He asked perhaps the greatest expert in the price of pictures what the picture would fetch ...

... to him, but he was never again enter the Houses Parliament. He set himself the task of leading the Opposition against the Whigs out of Parliament with the aid of tbe Craftsman and the brilliant band of contributors that gathered around him. But their ...

... distance of 138 miles yards. ROAD Ream—Bata rday WU • very busy day for the read.raoing fraternity, several important wrests Whig imiseessfully decided. A Fifty Milos Handicap by the Allendale Ramblers was won by A. Smyth. with taro. start, in 2 hours 27 ...

... wetter* of 1.111112 wires', wakes for the eases of ,tersauonal peace. It is larked, • Angular pareeat that. white armaments are Whig increased in , fore. to • pulse never knouts b:fore, loi•re borer ball period when iuteruatitmal getnerings, eapasially of ...