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... bah psalm Me Is ant the them sof the no ahem the hie mere pra y those • aot via tar he Wert Itle• thee to pray that Gad wilt Whig milli we linable. protest those who are thong dolma if ewe peemasions, and give us • peace. One mesas% beivseer. demands as ...

... he 411 sot know. and more than that did met ewe. floe might be a dividing hen between some of Mom% bat thee was only the div Whig line of a piece of lope sae she of courage. Every man who volunteered wss le we, and If needs to leave his home thorn, and ...

... Band Homital. The death rate of the previous year was 18 per 10.'0. 30 children ander one year had died. the rate of mortality Whig 2'43.3 per 1003 bony against 121.2 per 100 u of the previous year, end it was lamentable that large lumber of children should ...

... James 11. Subsequently it was occupied by the great lard Chancellor Somers, and later it was sold to the Duke of Newcastle, the Whig Prime Minister. MAJOR MOllle, who has been brought to notice' by Sir Frederick Hodgson for the splendid seniors be his rendered ...

... the strong personal antagonism that. embittered his conflict on the Regency question with Mr. Ponsonby. leader of the Irish Whigs and close ally cf the Duke of Portland ; and his deep mortification at what he considered the ingratitude of the Crown for ...

... Max % lg. took .mars oath. etttia, a a• P.C. Wood aged the mobs tbs rot.. at 6 ttra. aware-. .1 Tr= baud iirloggel. Mt ors Whig lkontss. • dews br• rot Os red Mrd. an Oa west arm. Wilms get wow • t it NIA Iwo IPSO deg This • nest ; t. gm • got .tie the ...

... Queen relied chiefly upon the advice of Lord Melbourne, who proved himself to he a must judicious seller. hut in May, MO, the Whig Government wits defeated and aseigned office. Sir Wilma Peel eas sent for, and now ensued a strange political enthruglio. Before ...

... civilisation did nut reach so high a level as that of the Mayan, perhaps, it was • pie and surprising in many particulars. Whigs Pizarro invaded Cuzco in gra thin Incas had hOld away fur at treat years. !knee the newly-acquired material at the Museum dates ...

... Coveruor then gave the algeal M.% renal volleys We.'l•e tired. and the party lauded end rushed after the fugitive*. Meanwhile, (Whig wa. Iteard from another village. whither pert of the ••xpedition heal gone. The (io‘ erssor then provided to A idia. where ...

... of Abercorn, who has just entered on her ninetieth year. She is a daughter of the sixth Duke of Bedford, head of the great Whig house of Russell. Queen Victoria way fond of saying that the venerable Duchess put her Majesty's record quite in the shade ...

... at one side of the wpm Generally the air w we a s ii = into the by hands of the Mein emik groventiel him hem the Maly in et Whig the whet at Math es wok Now It does by water, se dsslddlif. GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST A LADY. Maria Josephine FAstwiek, 38. an American ...