... for them of the equally immoral and utterly tastelcss and unintellectual Hanoverians was the undiluted blessing which all Whig writers have assumed as a matter of course. Thies predilection is plainty shown in bis estimate of Bolingbroke's statesmanship ...

... «u«d thereby ft. iuterw'* the globe consisted of » hot my »■ riel hard ae the taest steel known. •» round maoe, the »urfeo» whig lived, woe thu. covering, like the «» round the yolk an egg. A fracture o* one*twenty-fifth of an inch wee enough » a0.D00 ...

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... ull size, g ze, Li 9 Magnificent value. Asheets I Ind. White Kitchen Paper, 30 x2O ins. Remarkable v.,lue. Very good quality Whig, in 1 lb., 24 shrets, 1 ,/. i lb. and *lb balls. Prier. ed . Quarto Typewriter Par / 3 respectively 1/11, Ili d. .ind Per ...

... SECTION. Birls' Ladies' Brushed Word Turbans. NOW AT Salt TO In Ore m, Rama, Rags, and Navy. Vary Snort amt Fasoy FoeMors, Whigs, and Moffat.. 1/01. 1 TO BUM AND WHIM Who a loft. 4 K, a /pew TABLE DDOOLASION FLOWERS MILLINNZT ...

... has been able to voice ou• deep abiding granted* to the private enterprise that hes procured these bowel , for os. however. Whig as far , el Wee • JUN. been by Me Vole Ma Ideals Lisa with red bows*, MI. • Mom was Delhi A 23 A3O Rowlett* • 1952 Sow time ...

... SANATOGEN CHOCOLATE —a del:ciao sweetmeat cesta=he good percentage et Swamps • mined war Prerair • Pun cAocolats• to mem beetiat Whig,and W. Pit GENATOSAN, LIMITED Gmermi.. ...

... capital is the cause our distress.—Ricardo, Taxation is the cause of oar distress ~ the cause of our distress.—Burdett. Want of Whig ministers is the cause of our distress.—Tiorwy. The currency is the cause of our distress. —•Baring. Drinking tea is the cause ...

... Milm: an in the vi 1 is fo anxious to see reinstated Mr. Millman does not say under what flag is sauling. Is it that of the Whig Sir Gerard Muntz, chairman of the Wilson he 1 ical Labour, or Socialist? Syndicate, which has taken over the Parlio- are aj] ...

... special provision acceptable to the advanced wing of his; ¥@S made for it in the Housing Act. party, which regards him as a Whig,'Dr. is disappointed at the instead of healing differences has accen-,S™all response made by public utility tuated them, and ...

... faze of 21 years (nearly 181, apply-1 ing through her father, (Burge Kerley. of Witt/erne Rom!, Bronal.tone. the respondent Whig Mary Heard. widow, of Dinner Hon**. Dieu* dome. it appeared an agreement had been come to wheroby applicant would a c. apt ...

... prejudices. (Ap- But to bring this about we the and not dwell the traditions of past. came from old Whig family, and his grandfather represented the county in the Whig interest. (Sir Bobart) had tried represent Exeter in lite Coalition interests, and served under ...