... the visit of the Doily Moil flying envoy, we hove been enabled to judge at sight of the prodigious being made in sir-craft. Whig Bath has had to wait some time for a meeting, it cannot be for. that it is still far bitter a than many places. It is true ...

... the evening when the cbctr. under the able conductorship of Ur. June% rendered the anthem Lord I to Thee renew, the sole Whig taken Miss of Timebury. At this serv ice quartets were rendered with considerable taste by the Norton Male Voice Quartet Party ...

... lag Th an imposing display of ants. These were a peat hunt', indeed throughout wee the bell mark of although there was a sad Whig iMisers. This 111111 generally remedied upon aid visitors at the show, in this marquee G. Tucker sad Sons. of Mush, carried ...

... Leedom }semi atarded monis itanies. . . _ he solved st to sines asd the o,vsll, ere Is serviet. NM be Psalm to mon of !—Mei Whig 111011161.1.11111 Wing shineb ral — ttri L2O purer Mom le • rout emu, Mt se esemist Men meals me am mistiat. the dester, frefee ...

... appears in the light of recent researeh to be upreliable. 7hat Ds. Maria Mootessari, in ber new book, says thet all official whig.iingt and habitual blows should be abolished, asd the child ogght ‘0 be allowed to do what he likes best. That the mocern infant ...

... Ow of ONES SOCIAL SEVORMS The s Au. .asorlis erwrds the iliYotho Saito st.c• and shy, oomo.into • imitly '.o .t. Than th so *Whig milt et Oho toot at emplarapra .ho ajiow . for targitt'a imilalg with to the'r easivessie omit Sr.g AM ge.P. ioLoagpsist ...

... the Isembers of the and about ID yam mssb.rici Use ALM lal• Clssewlh the h the deseseed hadooadarted tot some The was of pal- Whig ela: with ettaigs, and the plats wee Payne'. died Meech Uth. Ir a k./ 0 years. beautiful tributes were laid the The asesoisweate ...

... ho thew out lova% cod be %LW to his witb, Ds galas to bias sU day We to whl - with NOW knew.' • That was laughter. lie I Whig add. Are res !!, limb -MrthV is br riba I ,se V i . . 4 kir this • lb., )d not WlllAy 2w Ow whist dm Tog shall oat bath that ...

... that strange revelation end called it selfishness, and weee amens to ridicule what they conceived to be the fruitless work of Whig to trap a wild goose. It must be interesting to the inquirer to dimmer what bed brought about that increased demand, as it ...

... the noble earl was gathered to his fathers, and was laid to rest in Marston Churchyard. Lady Cork was the last of the great Whig ladies whose social gifts gave them an important place in the political history of the Victorian age, which is more than the ...

... watch and take such action 23 may be necessary. It seemed to bim extracrdinary after the expressicn of opisien of the utepayers,whig cuiside the County Council was ananimons, that anyone should thisk it recessary £o take up this question ia the li%ht in which ...

... of eourse when «vent into the Houm Commons 1 aai v«ted with the wrtv. remained with that unui 1886 «1k ' 'he Home took The Whig those dtyt, was suggested the viewer, w*» somewhat the Conservative of to-day? Portmim, only electlOr. ir. days vs. twfinf ...