... \\, Keeling and .I. 11. Fry, Imlf-backs: M. W. I. Knowles (tiubl wing), (centre), 11. U. Hebert mid W. J. Clialicll (left whig), for. Mr. 'J’. I*. Udder was rcfeivc. ...

... Roseery's Government gives us the opportunity of saying anything good about it. He and his precious clique of self-sufficient Whig mediocrities have scarcely left themselves a blunder to commit. But the appointment of Mr. Yorke Powell to the Professorship ...

... which may be benefkial to the unemployed. The committee wee then constituted. The Board .urneti alter three•aod•a-half hours' 'Whig. MILE END The Guardian, met for the first time att. r the election at the offices, Bancroftroad, on Tharedey afternoon, the ...

... GAZZITE, SATTYRDAY. JAN. 5, 1895. 70E BUYS AVE I saw a lad vault over a gat IMP other day, and I knew at mice that there wee the Whig of I due man In him. When you work, mid Norma , vnrk like men, and what you play, play like boys ;be hearty at both. Let ...

... House of Lords for the extension of the political suffrage to women. Lord Grey was remarkable as the eldest son of the great Whig Premier, under whose Government the first Reform Act was carried. Among the ladies who died in the peerage may be mentioned ...

... shop. Bathursat that his usually pacic ?? was once ruffled at a newappointment in ,the Cathedral body: I have served the Whigs all m-y lifej and now. they sendime dowin. a canoh who don't lknow clubsjgfroi spades. T. lhe laP (as might lie ex. pected)jhas ...

... a vacancy takes place. The the Admiralty to Perot that hopelessly ntisolet• the Wild Si:,. to to relieve the Champion. is I.whig severely criticised service circlet She is positively inferno to the Ctiatimion, which herself • enffiriontly grietentis fppeimen ...

... COUNTRY 5, 1895.—N0. 2198. not it, is • • Sod in the to be to seams when at endow i great WM lie In other word@ Me wee). to Whig dim Nevis to beer, one of the alms esetweg. be into that it br to there sine la walks eat the total es think it would in a ...

... that Ott., .111 unahle to Pse i lrglow ' tle o tigs e to ' r•O ' Xa ' a i thry 1711Z:11 two wan. aro..pt *to Ins rorouatilloos Whig IMF sod. SIX PER CENT. INVESTMENT. , I s mn w .I I . I I LIA I I .V.. N.s . Inweetenent supply huts WO*. o beet meted C vurull ...

... stemdieg mimes our bows, aed may possibly Mire amid our wares We Mat eMee*h s.d r on the point of going into the to eafisit Whigs, I felt lad a loud mewl as looking the sad* saw our imbued foal of We 'iodised. The see men hod evidently drifted us minutes ...

... burred. U.COO start, lt»r n prl/.o £-00. kota. ...

... together with a statement of the that has Coen socomplished by the sub-oommiltee. They hope that you will agree with them to *Whig thee las expectations they then formed have been more than fulfilled and that the very solid regalia emend durieg the past ...