... last vote, but not beet, was a rote of to the ebelnews They all knew Mr. Wheeler's serb hear.) They must congratulate his els Whig a J.P., end they were indebted to him for presiding that evening. (Rear, hear.) Mr. Hilton reosseed. anseabaled with the Chairmen ...

... For some tenniinu.es there was little choose between the teams, but shortly befere half time, from a good run upon the right whig. Smith die net. and again further ixvint was made until die whslle blew for halftime, when the scores stood—Middlesex, t *vo ...

... measure rather neatly. There was much force in that objection in the old days when the cheese —including certain distinguished Whig families, then closely united —wore the grandmothers. Nowadays that the majority is grandmother her domination is all ...

... that Reached my Heart Fairylead Waltz Thee you'll Remember Me laity Waltz Tipperary Christening (Irish at) 's Prover Whit* Whigs ineeey Posey Waltz Who's that calling so Sweet Slivery Waves (easy) ...

... one would think that politics were like a mad dog. They forgot, however, that temperance politics, unlike party, knew neither Whig nor Tory, Radical nor Jingo. Mr. C. Pinhom supported the resolution, which was adopted. Rev. Morley Wright read a letter from ...

... and ; and Close Carriages on Hire; Good Stabling and lock-up Coach-Houses. Good tor and Cyclists. • WASTBOURNE.—QMETS HOTEL, Whig Sea. Excellent Public Rooms. Moderate Tariff. During I`..A Autumn and Spring special arrangements.—For tariff, apply to J. ...

... Lane For then proceeded to narrate the mreemstances under which the league came to be formed. Tea years ago, he said, the Whigs were a little sharper than the Tories. They incepted the , name Liberal—a high sounding name which had stood them in good stead—and ...

... Willow-Pattern Plate. MR. CHARLES COLLETTE, M March 4th, Second Week, continued success, NEW EMPIRE, BELFAST. Northern Whig says :-In a programme of much attraction Mr Charles Collette forms the chief feature. MR. MICHAEL NOLAN, of Annie Rooney ...

... to furnish funds for starting a journal called the Leader, which had at least the result of startling a good many staid old Whigs. Mr. G. H. Lewes, under the pseudonym of Slingsby Laurence,” wrote the dramatic criticisms. Whitty, Aspinall, J. McLennan, ...

... , lilt containing over gotallutrations post Dec • FIELD BOOTS. Brown Wade of best 42 Scotch pain With our hide. hand *awn. Whig. 62/6. Patented back very stout soles. Terms, cash with MILITARY order. OUTFITS Carriage paid on t3elected from British let ...

... , near &whiten, Surrey-12- Baling Auxiliary of the Delilah and Foreign Bible iloclety, Annus! Meeting, Victoria Hall-7.45. Whig liistrict Gardeners' Mutual Improvement Society, Meeting at the Municipal Buildings-8. St. Stephen's Church, Castle Hill, Malin ...

... portion of either of the two great parties. (Cheers.) l The Tory party, who were the old blue-blooded aristocracy, and the Whig party, who were elected by the borough burgesses on a property qualificati•di, to-day alike bad control of the means of product ...