... not; Fiddle not; Bute not; Avoid every evening party ; little game wiiist, Backgammon, or ecarte. In politics avoid t.lie Whigs. Stop home and mind the pigs. And it's my particular dt-sire That in the week you, once at least, Take dinner with the Esquire ...

... e City were to ban bed obit bon the C.C., past wok p Ploy. BOWLING. Dad& limb task ppm $ sesta balms bow w ad mask, bat it Whig awl* walla was. betrayer the Is : Pewee?. Mt . tl Warily far phials. ...

... remained in Opposition till 1841. Many important events took in the interim. | pore age Vv. in 1837 made it for a time whether the Whig istry would be able to retain office when the Queen came to the throne. It was at this period that the famous and oft-mis- ...

... Churches, Schools, Private Dwellings, and Conservatories. References if Desired. BIRTH WORK. including Ornamental Gates and 'Whigs, executed in all its Branches. Personal Attention Oitrn to all Orders. Bnennc Onion Ploin.nr To. Wo lame. We shall send it ...

... Sir Henry Parnell. The constituency of Dundee then numbered only 1044 electors, and of these a large majority voted for the Whig candidate. Mr W. E. Gladstone strenuously supported his father's candidature, and with so much vigour and youthful indiscretion ...

... IDT HERO ATE. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF WHOLE STOCK GLASS and CHINA AT A. THOMSON SONS. WELLGATE AND 57 AND 59 VICTORIA ROAD. WHIG BRANCH will be Closed at Whitsunday, and it imperative that the Entire Stock Cleaivd, and in order this Great Reductions will ...

... Madera*, was that of the mother of the preecat (Lord Palmerston's) Chancellor et the Eschgeer.• MB Mr Gladdone's War was • of ' • Whig sad • mead business. and is waft a , lAverpool. The with its to Co. It bad huh Weiser wide sad the West ladies, mad is the ...

... Stephen Richard Gl e of Hawarden Castle, Flintshire. Of the eight childrey of this union it is unnecessary here to Though the Whig Ministry retained office under the new Sovereign, and seemed to have the support of the country, it was not long before their ...

... December ipw he was grossly insulted by ruffian? (the term fir Greville's) but he kept his name the books till he joined the Whig Government of 1859. READINESS FOE DEATH. In bis memorial sermon, Dr Mills, Vicar of Michael's Coventry, gave some tender recollec- ...

... luminous ji alco thought eo. WF have It was a delightful touch that “ course of the inevitable change.” Mr GI |, was a Whig, a Whig.” which is one of the esseatial facts in his lite. in that moment be seemed to have whea he denounced the Reform Bill at ...

... of Mr into the party. Before then, indeed, the names of Burxe and Fox and had given a good literary flavour to the name of Whig, and thése of and Brovenam and Grorr and Mitt had well sustained the tradition for succeeding generation ; but it was not until ...

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