... and to reach Sydney Harbour in safety. TAR CABS OF MRS. GORDON swamp omerwatosorataing. It le Yerk that the =haw wise es awl Whig pooned is is es=l @grip hti GOA% el liriztia, loodue. lee mile a esafeseies to the eatherities real maw is Herbert Hrehn. He ...

... (Bridgwater Athlone), half-backs ; Elitism, P. F. Hwy . 7k, Stevens (Wellingtou), Coles (Taunton), Beiaiegel (Crewkerue), (Whig. water), tiswkina and Oakley (Bridgwater All/ions), forwards. Referee, F. If. Fox (Wellington) ; touch judges, 8. M. J. Woods ...

... meeting of and Laity held at Sion College, Thames Embankment, for of forming • Curates' Union and Church Reform Society, Whig Hs object the rano.' of the grievances of the unbenelked clergy, and the sholitieo of each as hinder the work of the Church ...

... This was the consequence of abandoning Mr. Parnell's policy, which yielded fruitful results. The policy of allyiug with the Whigs was tried by O'Connell, and failed. The policy of the Independent party was liberty tor all, licence for none. The McCarthyite ...

... the North by the road leading from Compton to Shepton Mallet, on the South by Lands of Capt, Evans, on the East Mr. John Wain whig ht, on the West Mr. Mibll. The above Property for some time past has been occupied by the present tenant Mr. S. C. R. Orledge ...

... 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 ...

... oomnedlan 1 homd•—let, D. J. ; Pad, W. A. Tine.. ; U. C. C. Hoed. WA. Pony, mat 13 baads—lit, J. Stone, Rath; 2nd, Mi.. J. (Whig* ; 3, A. O. Vanier, R. George's Nag, dir Oily, foaled in 18111 —lst, IL I. Manila. North ; tad. T. H. Hiller, ; r., L .1. 'weber ...

... ('ouu,illor, J. W. Hounsell, W. James. and W. li. 1.. Biddlecombe. These all *filed themselves for le election, no opposition Whig forthcoming this WM.. again elected. In the South Wird a rather different state of thing. prevailed, and only Mr. Stephen offered ...

... Brielport. Amid/aster was the town which all the people of those parishes i emrted for ill the ordinary of life. There was a strong Whig among agriculturists as to the swiae fever .estrietions made by the Dorset Comity Council, and in consequence of these the ...