... others or interfere with the opportuoities of iedividuels for worship. He thought picture sad has art galtries might be opened *Whig hours. bicycling winnow part of their life, sad within restrictions it not incompatible with the proper religions observance ...

... secret of this vile, this unutter, the myriad stars, the soft air, the brilliant lights, j disgrace must not escape, must not be whig, the animated gestures of men and women, all pro- not . suspected. From the friends claimed it. There were no dark shadows ...

... about, we may assume with confidence that the great mass of the people were not politJciana. They knew nothing about Radical, Whig, or Tory, and they were all the belter for it. The able erafteamen days knew the value of their labour, no doubt, bnt the envy ...

... Briton I should applaud with both hands •and feet the policy Beacousfield, so evidently sound that convinced the best of the Whigs, dividing the party the Unionist group of Hartington and Chamberlain uniting itself to the Tories of the Salisbury administration ...

... sad bar rid. with at ors in en rpm esera Ise *ea He Miead that he eleseM est Asp rid the wee selesi Ply thent IA Obeli was sr Whig peat hem had hemmed to her. Km beauty has breed are awM peril be the sweat starting spa his isrehesi ing la ir's''. She ...

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... the mils. Weemsjoymen a pelt/ wib. whisk is lily =no smoldered trams the by umereere and satrap el • TM Award amerces: If 'Whig sold mobs amends the prolonged dismeselerts trim Lea lienebery has new minion h Medi tres. wonM Si ha vas the Ist the meet ...

... fought five elections before got into the House of Commons He independent with peculiar views there being years ago a Tory party Whig party which were different from the parties of to-day While maintaining those principles which brought the Conservative party ...

... friend said to him. • Why, you’ve changed sides, ,aid-‘ Well, yes. I was tory. and now I Radical: I thank heaven 1 never was Whig So 1 say. 1 was and T*'*- '' r, J Mlve vears ago (this was written shout 1877), a; fool enough for six months Liberal; 1 thank ...

... consistent with political I claimed independently either party and invoked the courteous good offices of neither the Tory nor the Whig that wonld assuredly been forthcoming had application been made by such I have the hononr to be Sir obliged obedient servant ...

... old individualista and the new collectivists will, in the near future, be waged far more keenly than the old battle between Whigs and Tories or Home Rulers and Unionists. And when the working classes come to catch on to it. there will be some rather curious ...

... DRAINAGE BOARD, ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of this Board was held on Friday last at the Town-hall, Glastonbury. there Whig present Mr. R. Retitle-Grenville (chairman) ; Mr. F. J. Hayes (vice-ehairman) ; the Hon. H. B. T. Strangways: Messrs. R. Bowie& ...