... 11100 Christiana, Chian% Europeans, sad aseclauss, have bees amereseed, and their bleed mile shed he momentous and werill-whe Whig depose the settlement of Cldna *ea ea the resinsiqn of the Transvaal war. bed us at any rate there hat not base • idea the ...

... ea !rig warily the elks tbe belated hems. pie doptio • aid ne v. e - athlng over sway a vile in faithless beam—saanew mirk Whig ass of thaw • el glides esiedesai be. bask So hank end nibbles bete er mulles *Mk mi, eightdt ewishedMoatereilte, slam dives ...

... industrial activity. These are the places where the hard-headed electors do not bslieve in a little England. They may sigh like the Whig Lord Byron“ I greatly venerate the nation’s glories. And wish they were not owing to the Tories,” but they vote straight for ...

... magistrate in 1832, and filled the office of High Sheriff. was once captain in the Worcestershire Yeomanry, and 1832 he was elected Whig for East Worcestershire, one the defeated candidates being Sir John Packington. was re-elected in 1835, but retired in 1837 ...

... slated he was glad see the Board were carrying out bis suggestion with regard to water closets in the infirmary by bnilding the whig. was a great advantage to ‘be aic.k wards in general. He suggested if possible lobby being made between the walls, it would ...

... Yorkshire that er ...

... distinguished the annals of electioneering. The candidates were Vi. count Milton, son oi Lord 1' itzwiilir-tn. supported by the Whig party; tho Hon. Henry Lasoettcs, son of Lord liarewood, proposed by. the Tories; and Mr. William Wilbsrlorcc, in the Dissenting ...

... Jaws*, W. Holier Tenor's. W. ' = P. R. Premise, Mr. H. T. Ca. Ms. &s. Tb. Hoe, be. reperord Mist the far *epee lidebad at. Whig Pe. to seise* dr it of the waken Wier UAW bloats. seeerthallese wens swine/ how Ws :—All Skint.. £7l 13.: NIL PUN, sal Jams' ...

... ol 2s. per week, and costs, was made. Larceny Alonso Smith, labourer. Broad way. was fined Is., and 20s. costs, for stealing whig and parts of harness from stable Beck ford, on October 11. the property of Mr. Alfred C'oak. Drunk Again.— William Robert Perry ...

... Company. died soddenl y yea a trate in which be wee trarelliag Irom Is geltealciaa oa Thereto, afWroosa. 11 'peers *at Ram on Whig* hie train la* Bridal us Vsean eiesalag. reported himself ill, eat we nlisssd from duty. Be I. Drietel autht, bet felt hinueit ...

... re. M.P.. in replyieg. remarbed that la the feetivitiee to which his Wership MA alluded. net only the present Mayor bet his Whig leek er and as he (the bad hod the night of baring the Met_ of the Mayor's ass. could clam base the el three gmeratimis. Bo ...

... bcfwt the Reformation, snd even Cardinal VemW could not ignore it. Sir William Haite«rf| opinion was the opinion of Whig Itwjir and Whig lawyers were a bad lot (U^hterk' 1 They did not, however, believe it ths Royal supremacy which found its m, pression ...