... —of this I feel certain, that in many cases this preparatioa is a most valuable adjunct to medicinal treatment. T. PI WNTZ WHIG HT, Medical Officer of Health, St. Neote. NV INCA It N I S Is Sold by all Druggists, Witie Merchants and Patent Medicine Vend ...

... —of this I fee! certain, that in many cases this primaration is a most valuali;e adjunct to medicinal trottnieut. T. POYN Z WHIG HT, Medical Officer of Health, St. Neots. ...

... Sir Boberfc Peal, who, owing to sions resignations in his Cabinet, was forced ta give up government of the country. But the Whigs ware powerless; Peel waa IBcalled, Gladstone taking portfolio Secretary for the Colonies. After desperate struggle. Mis Repeal ...

... Hi me Rule candidate for Sheffield in 1874, as the trenchant Fortnightly Reviewer who lost no opportunity of striking at the Whig Moderates, as the Distablishment and Secular Education champion, as the solitary representative of advanced views in the ...

... seems all iiarties in the State had’ agreed to do that which was regarded as thoroughly unsound the political school the old Whig school —in which I was brought up. (Laughter, and hear, hear.) is now proposed to establish a system of Stateaided pensions ...

... Stlakt J. Rkid. London: Sampson Low, Marston, & Co. Thr authoritative life of Lord John Russell (the name which the last of the Whig statesmen will alwaysbebestknown) was written about six years ago Mr Spencer Walnole; and sometime before his death Lord John ...

... the present position of the Liberal party. effective organisation is more than ever an urgent necessity. In the old days of Whig and Tory, the rich and influential people in the country were divided between the two parties, so that each party had its awn ...

... ; and bis defeat seems to have vexed him sorely. During long stay In England, he and his wife bad entree to all the great Whig bouses; and Mrs Craven soon became a prominent member of English society. Her varied accomplishments, her cosmopolitan tastes ...

... front. The country will then see that Ireland blocks the way indeed; and sick of the whole Irish question, will let either Whig Tory settle it once and for all. It to curious to notice that the writer admits that the Tory party beat fitted to deal with ...

... matbe' mat teal master at Eton College, aged 66.—John Mackessark of Balnaferry, Forres, aged 83. Earl Grey, eldest son of the Whig Premier, aged 92. 10. Sir John A alley, well-known sportsman. —Dr Wm. Moon, inventor of Moon's system of printing for the blind ...

... song, Logie Buchan,’ written by the Jacobite schoolmaster on whose head the Duke of Cumberland set price for having written whig, awa,’ originally began with the line'O woe to Kinmundy, Kinmundy the Laird.’ James, the son of the first laird, married Elizabeth ...

... hat the Liberals h.nl never yet been able to get without Whig for their head, ami he did not believe they at present could get without one: Gladstone was not Whig, but sort Radical, and there Whig forthcoming. the following month, he sustained great grief ...