... TITS HIGH SCHOOL, NvEsroN SOPER MARE. Thorough Praollool Tr• Whig. Principal Mr. J. R. HAND. aim ...

... jirSICIP tEAL otR SP to Whig Id the ' bow re tight off • you think raised by the England, this • of paradoxes, feeling of and business made the city be classed, well the bet. lace from the: good hoot, the best plots lie Church. Imposing tanneries of learning ...

... go upstairs. They are A doctors tell them; sad that is tee hariag trio litUe blood. Are you like that? Are your gutos et Whig &ram your eyelid—is the of it blood.shot and pale TbM is where little shows. More people bees stems. mergelic, cheerful and ...

... Liberal parly were entrusted with our foreign relations, and were able count majority in the House of Commons, *mpo.'cd of Jingo Whigs and Jingo Unionists. The regular Tory Jingo not mind, and Lord Salisbury, so long as lie is Prim? Minister, renders him con ...

... head a jelly, and with ..,, t | police assistance it killed. It proved an Th. - EVEKLNGNLWa.Sout of most ; &'» tocksnake. whig circulated journal* in West England, i» (ro ® of ,* flrfl,,' termer, who excellent medium tor requiring Wide exhibited it ...

... marked three dLstiuet divisions ..f thought, much the political world way analogy they might represent the elassili aia.us Tory, Whig, and Radical. deplored that intolerance in matters religion should have forced itself into the secret place Him whoso very ...

... Bruce, afterwards third Earl of A ileabury, took a keen part in the politics of the time on the Tory side. At the head of the Whig interest in the district was his kinsman, the Dnke of Somerset; and both sides exerted themselves with extraordinary vigour ...

... been IsjSl abroad adi at eopleyeseat ether WM, te be the Wind I. is their heeled@ the el Wed by tesobbay then be Is sane le Whig It is men is slays el lllLYaris• Le naci • et CI Ss parade el • pert ef the • Reedy of Ragland ' for Penesesee. • dialler ...

... ebitiasla st Otastipeolsa. vroLLATI• 4 if a% 11, MEW, Nassmiss sal Par 1114asamas, ha liabiaaark 117 OOLIATII far 66d ninon allar Whig. WOOLIATT6 PL IL 791 laalleada. WOUIJATIA far higattat Boum I. IVUOLLATTII PILLS For Dogma sad No la the VvooLLArrs For Lamm ...

... younger days, they had a worthy member who had sat in the House of (Ammons for 20 years. He was • great Tory, but not one of the Whigs thought of disturbing him, because he was a man who most carefully attended to his duties. And Scotland, like England, always ...

... suffering from an affection of the lunge for several years past, that be bad an attack of pneumonia a ear ago, and bad base Whig ever sines. left home about eleven o'clock on Blomday morning. and returned about 1190 the worm for drink. He went to bed at ...

... they appeared to have considered was which side had the freer hand and the longer purse. The Duke of Somerset represented the Whig interest aud Lord Bruce or the Earl of Ailesbury that of the Tory. The election of 1705 was keenly contested at Marlborough ...