... minds of coachman were unsettled, but brighter era was already dawning. Mocaulay was pointing that the triple blessings of Whig government, Protestantism and Baconian philosophy had brought us, in tho inevitable course of progress, Cars which whirl ...

... one who gives himself time plan murder has the time also to estimate the possible consequence himself. realises as the old Whig Laird ‘-aid to Dr. Johnson that has “a lith in his neck,” and balances the chances of the game. How many times a contemplated ...

... In Lord Lansdowne survive high ideals and manners the greatest epochs in our social and political life is the last great Whigs, who numbered their ranks Lord Grey, of the Reform Bill. has lived well into an age when merit is assessed notice, shuns publicity ...

... MUST 9l U SORTS WILTS TO idle ilia ANY • MAT MAYS SION DUI& WARLDD nom TIDE WI CANNOT ACCUfI INAPONSIBILITT MiSTASIS AS. WHIGS ANA TSUI. tU LISS 0,71v5. Whet as Advertlowest direct+ perish* $o write to the USN) that raper, Advertiser most remit extra ...

... Conservative, then a Liberal, and then repeated tho process. But the plan broke down. A member the old Corporation, nomin ally Whig, went over to the other side, and the outcome of the meeting was the choice of thirteen Conservatives and three Liberals. That ...

... some interesting experiences, and could recall the days when in the early sixties of last century Viscount Palmerston, the Whig Prime Minister, represented tho borough of Tiverton in Parliament. his old reporting days he took part, with colleagues, in ...

... an strategy. Before the Liberal Party cooild regain its political vitality in the country, they argue, it had to shed its Whigs, and regain its old Radicalism. This they believe the Liberal Party is now doing, and that its return to effective entity may ...

... finely served their internationals', Godfrey full back, and Lawrence at Kali-flick, •while Hall and made moat effective left whig. Hcare, the international centre half, played capital game for the West, while. Huntley played well at back. West—Rev. T. C ...

... Thorncliffc* Cheltenham, requires strong girl kitchenmaid, ego about 16. some neceeeary : six GOOD maid wanted, all duhee.—Mrs. WhiG nker. Highbury. Hill 167 .’C’KPERTENCED house-parlourmaid wanted. JLi family two, basement, cook kept; good wages good references; ...

... their opponents Whigs, not on account of anything they wore on their heads —(laughter)—tyit because whig was the name given in Scotland to sour milk, and they could not tnink of anything nastier. (Renewed laughter.) The Whigs retaliated by calling ...

... reduction was due the Liberal party.l* fng preposterous. When the * by their agents, the Council, vote * alflp the ratepayers, Whig, Tory, j, Socialist, have to whatever party v office. - lS Wake up, Ratepayers' Protection CASH PAW January 17. ...

... sad that tutors the whole of the be head by the sad the alias mead is cps dabs. Mr. timing forms. as as lig The bad ,hams . Whig iieport them Mr. tie Jury the keterees' &severed Mr. Osigrativatiose were le Kr, sell spas bib the Wed v. were paid to G. Goddard ...