... to make tiieir exhibitions simply perfect. They should pass more swiftly and the ball should have boen passed right out the whig man others, instead of going backward and forward between the same two or three. Bat. leave off fault finding our three-quarters ...

... without cement; here a bit of black stone, and there bit of white; patriots sod ooortiers; King’s friends and Republicans; Whigs and Tories; treacherous friends and open enemies; that it was, indeed, very curious show; but utterly unsafe touch and unsure ...

... abroad from America and wards Iron Francs ; and thirdly, the re-action that had oorne in our own day against Of Utiita/aire, mod whig was called the dSVtI take Inndmost systera, Thai was that the rwtrfctioos imposed upon indivtdaal freedom the action of local ...

... the whip Ti* *«>'•. H* »al“el It at 6d.-P.C. •aid that eaw the defendant, and aaked him J? *?, from Mr. Genge t cart. asked Whig whip I have not seen one. Witneu cautionbitn and then he said picked up a whip near the leading from Isle Abbot's. oefendent’e ...

... to Grant, who almost got his shot in, Sheldon bringing off fine save. Hyman, who Oav* ko End of Trouble, again rah down tbc whig, but Seymour stopped him. Elticott obtained, and made tracks for Bartlett. Ue was, however, fouled, and a free Was given Somerset ...

... were fixed justices in Quarter Sessions, who took care not to pay more than a mere subsistence wage. When Conservative and Whig politicians and writers cry out with horror at the demand made by trade unionists for a “living wage,” and prove it to he at ...

... n Mr. has succeeded in placing two beneficial acta on the statute book, say much for his ability. The Tories and renegade Whigs are now combined not only to prevent farther progress bat to curtail the civil and religious liberties which we possess. Union ...

... the increase the navy re-grranging the death duties and the income lax. That re-arrangement was bitterly opposed the great Whig leaders like the Duke of Devonshire and the Tory leaders the House Commons. For long while there had been certain amount of ...

... without cement; here bit of black stone, and there bit ot white ; patriots and courtiers ; Kiog’s friends and Republicans ; Whig* end Tories ; treacherous friends open enemies ; that it wot, indeed, very curious show, but utterly unsafe to tooch and unsure ...