... graceful girls ; they retired from the ranks as wrinkled women, every feature in their race, giving distinct iodie►tione of Whig the worse for Lien, Aertott.—A telegram from Apia. March 23, ears an act io n waa recently brought by the friends of the late ...

... Saturday. The progrennee ie one which appeal. to no the entries say retied epee to he good, and the public nay dowsed apes Whig the afternooo's wort to be oat of lie FOOTBALL. b.. (bent, J. A. ...

... there is only one Gladstone, and Hamilton, and one G•titor tor-Hardy. The Mowbray and Attention are reduced to our. The groat Whig tomes of Rumell sod Whttbroad liege disoppeered altogether. On the otb-r hand, there are mill two Balfour., two Lowt hors, ...

... Patronage Bill, which. evil, did out sin at a complete scheme of Church patronage, hut at empty yahoo ann.. 'rho mama Mate of Whigs like laying selling In the Temple, and was a acacia to the Church. He perasded that private patronises would he motorised wader ...

... Holel. Yeovil Tta Thr Thou gas Hotel. For Particiilars and General information awl .tf th«* Sale. ipplieaUim should made WAIN WHIG UTS A %'iscount Undport s Steward«. Sbepton Mallet, Messrs CL'KK S.W ** * Hons*. . FOR SALE HOUSES. PROPERTIES. LAND O.VKERS ...

... of AlloraL for which the medal. He actively swami Punjab Campaign of 1848.9, includieg the of Chilliaowallah and Goejerat, Whig wounded at the former, and r eceiviert the with two clasps, for bus !serviced. He reaebed rank of Colonel in 1874, and in December ...

... Christian Church Mood, net only to the Lord June Christ, but I. Gad Hu Father. They bad reached a period ice their age when wet Whig almost entirely lost sight of, and when even in the professing church Ho did nut occupy His right place. Man even was pot when ...

... Cotten. Futures delivery) b.bil 5-57 Cates. 1114611n* 1 64 N.Tork 66 61 Outtalk. Mid. 6.1. 114 d Y. 6341 N. L. 6.10 6.6 81.63004 Whig, so Phi. 6.6 60 tine 411100. 09410.1 .. .. 1044 Mt Tury.t. • Si Tallow. Prime Cloy 4, Sugar. lair Mum. s. a 24 s.r. 3 New ...

... • kind who was am ef • Imsdis ashes. Attsra t i ?m--imed • rider height that lila r• hi aid inmatia Jai posed et - him • so Whig k is hasher, oar dee ye be hers P • ...

... (From the Times.) The letters and Diary take us into the best of good company, particularly whig company, though one of Lord Bristol's oldest and closest friends was Sir Thomas Hanmer. the Tory Speaker of the house of Commons. Lord Bristol was a keen ...

... their enemy, Yee se. It to hang been instroseatel in the geed old pert of Briefed eight employing something like 200 nap. and /Whig work to a large member of people beside*, wag te be their enemy, thee he was th• mealy of the sailors (cheers). If to keep ...

... when he offered two hued.? d For which them sp•lpeen• hare been sold Quoth the imams, Flee. the pip, we'll have no C.d. Whigs Takla' part to this brotherly tussle— Quo b the audience, Morro* Ter* an muerte Throe cheers for T. W. Russ'ls. (From ...