... the disposal of the Prizes and tropuies which were won before 1889, when I was s member. Please note the toue of his letter, whig reads :—** 1 don’t quite see what your COrTesponent has to do with tue above club, for I Lave looked through the books and ...

... The Club members met as usual at the 'cho:Loou in the morning, and after parading the village marched to the Vicarage, from whi:g the Vicar, the Rov. E. M. Salmon, and the Rev. W. A. ?;y.mh v ¥l.onl'.:l Burbulo. le4 the procession to the urch. e latter ...

... commencement of the present elaborate system. Probably the time of greatest dispute over pairing was from l 7 to 1841, when the Whig Ministry of Lord Melbotuse was contriving to exist upon • frequent majority of 5; and this may account for the special mention ...

... in the interests of the few as opposed to the many, and then, when the evil day can no longer be staved off, to ““dish the Whigs” by doing the trick themselves. It is morally and ethically indefensible that the Church of England should occupy its present ...

... policy on the laud qaiition. Addreising[ hia constituents few days, Dr Ben tool. M reported in the Unionist r»pe - °° Northern Whig, of Belfast, “Now know that a wign of terror, a eocial. moral, and mental degradation, for long ages existed in Ireland—deeper ...

... FRIENDLY SOCIETY. MR. C. N. P. PEIPPS THRIFT, PRIRNDLY SOCISTILI It OLD AGE PINSIONS. The firottots branch of the WOW,* MINI os Whig-Illonday. at the is dm warreime, and Iheeded by the (the membire ad which were MOW their new f orth. OM time and .. wdr• rant ...