... discover - ad that water In stoke bole was was waist high and that the vessel was in danger of finking. Ta make matters worse the Whig stoker, who alone knew of the locality of the leak, was whom, More than • hundred bluejackets manned the pumps and the leading ...

... next Parliament, when the Tories nominated him, and the Whigs proposed Mr. Absrcromby. This time Mr. Manners Sutton was defeated by 10. 1839 there was a contest between Mr. Shaw-Lefevre, the Whig nominee, and Mr. Goulhurn, the Tory candidate. was full ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL RACES.—Tam DAT. BETTING ON THE COURSE BEFORE PACING. 011 AND NATIONAL. 6to 1 agst .Flop to 1 Whig 10 to 1 Leybonrne 10 to 1 Wild Man of Borneo 100 to S Father O'Flynn 100 to Horizon 100 to 8 Manifesto 100 to 6 Redhill 100 ...

... was a alai diming the reifrs o f Hem - If ILL Thin in 4.870,000 more wanes than men is lamps at the peessat time. One inchof Whig spa Ob. Van male is use* 17,500,000 gallons. The Imes a peoverb which says that where the sun does sot enter ties &eke does ...

... seoarated. The cares of office soon told on Fox,as thev had on his predecessor, and towards tha close of his life the groat Whig statesman found out something about Napoleon. Fox succeeded in introducing a Bill for the -oppression of the slave trade in ...

... would make an ideal Speaker. Sir Matthew White Ridley is one of the panel of Chairmen of Standing Committees. He represents Whig as well as Conservative traditions, is no excited partisan, and his urbanity of manner has made him universally respected in ...

... were heirs the best traditions of the old Liberals, and that the new Liberal party was made up of a few remnants of the old Whigs, with a large element of those in favour hasty and ill-considered change, as well Socialist element. The leading characteristic ...

... wero heirs of the best traditions of the old Liberals, and that the new Liberal party was made of a few remnants of the old Whigs, with a element of those in favour of hasty and ill-considered change, as well as a Socialist element. The leading characteristic ...

... PAVILION, PLYMOUTH. Mr. A. ZAT. CONCERTS COIOI.ENCE 11•8011 era. Leaden Chosert Pan's% seder the direelies at Yr. Beam Ilterws. Whig Wag Para! ...

... The Grew of the fishing ketch Uody esparto& peeped*, that they had collided with a boat, unknown. about ti am., slight damage Whig done to the cometag bawd and bulwarks their trawlee, which has the bowsprit ot the mack boat on board. THE TONSOR'S TRIAL 117 ...

... crowded meeting was held. Mr. T. B. Render, of Launceston, who presided, said Methodism of to-day had been remarked as not Whig so aggressive in character it was in its earlier history. But he thought theirs was a highly progressive Church, and the meeting ...

... are offensive, and he assumes a position he cannot maintain. Liberal Unionists are dwindling everywhere. They have become a Whig sect, and Mr. Chamberlain is a Radical and a Revolutionist, who talks sham Constitutionalism simply because he has not been ...