... Tres Cut whilst Whigs THE MOST r SAWING AND PLANING IN TUE OUCIITT. JAMES R. _CULL AM) SONS. LTD.. imallois A Foreign losportem Wbrolirrlidils. Illis =I l'acktof NEWTON ABBOT Timber of every •Iso sad dosorlptios la stock. sod &livered be Rail. Mo4or or ...

... ic, and took leading part potties Nationalist side. He nominated Mr. Parnell for CjJrJt in 1880. opposition to the sitting Whig Member, who was defeated. Mr. represented Cork until his death. For his action supporting the Irish Leader, the deceased clergyman ...

... Charles Dilke and Mr. Chamberlain. on e the advanced group of Kadicals whose performances gave many an hour concern to staid Whigs like the late Duke of Devonshire. ‘•Labby,” unfortunately, cultivated perhaps indulged—a habit cynicism which deprived the ...

... IAZ FIRE IPICIAL 00D. ZOTICE. /1000 HARD WOOD , Whigs he el G. Z. COLLINS 4 Co., Comabo, Dartmouth. JUNKS, moiling . to Goa damp tor cosh al Apply %Os ma hi grin sod Milne Damon. Situations Vacant and Wanted. VIT AMID, nun of MOO sad inia, TT of gest ...

... bandit el the anerheeat is . , Iris Iron and hdp yea se attain and tideratination. a . coaled and isaterial welter* and make Whig easy. . % N • . ...

... filii Swett of kidney disease is that it pat e h e me so ;: od all h:g ar e a me a c ce s s an 41111111011•1 bsdiedie a heavy, Whig, awl k b until the doctor Naas a cared of the sine that serious al the kidneys is V ai rdsre the dimes is much farther Ainseetel ...

... ere Nagel risk bre Br Wirer Dr the.. is or =rapt dor Werra rear by Mr. Area Hills I ark se B. r•ltd es the err by the reek. Whig Iris. bed the terror sweater. bar awes sr ere it oral to tier of ear. Weser 1. far er. fed it Mira! to este • wrier of jobbery ...

... Kr. ws Kr. • Ik. Ports. roil if • bill for 11,100 (Wr. woad k by Mr. Porte woo* lei rd r tr i los yr act card to • moose .. 'Whig ..d Mr. Broad arid M. .. days* for tl,lOO .M larded the rimy I. as of loin. doe W Mr. domed for the Oars over ea taro realty ...

... -Veale) resealed the for the year, whisk, he hos a sae as far as the was mem& Thu total number of -- the year 81, 61 at the Whig aa of 18. The at the last show WI, , 181 at the previusainoo, aa laersame .er me rises which had rely Om. numbered 84, incladhe ...

... the B. (d) 11 E-81. (a) If 16 BP B, Kt-Kts, with. 17 view. 16Kt-Q ...

... comment uh© amazing resolution of the Ulster Unionist Council Belfast, are the local Unionist organs, the “Newsletter” and the “Whig.”; The “Irish Times” and the “Daily Express ” are silent. There seems to b© a kind creepy feeling that the resolution, deliberately ...

... the Autumn of 1881, when the Land League agitation was at its height. At that time Mr. George Errington, an Irish Catholic Whig member, was sent secretly by Lord Granville to the Vatican to elicit his »id in settling Irish affairs to the satisfaction ...