... and two injured. . 4 o antrath iR, and Wha: with bty of b’ orces 80 0, Wil of his followan‘h:u killed oi'n Mt.he l!gh;;m wh.ig: took 5-» at -rnlu styon, o 20th November by the Colonial forces nngr Colouel Bayley, was the chief of a tribe of Basutos, ...

... dealing with the question oflm{hde and Re'dpmty. Perhaps you will allow me & small space in ourcolummwnm;ly to“W. B.” ’{ory, Whig, ical, and Liberal, all say it is impossible to go back to protection, and that the meaning of Reciprocity is, that the quartern ...

... months’ imprisonment. The pxom mentioned in the charge were, on the night ednesday, the 19th of November, in a shed, and the wh‘ig, rug, and coat, in a cart there. Next morning the property was misaing, and in course of time, suspicno::sointod to the prisoner ...

... complete, From the crown of its head to the sole of its feet, He'd say the last link in this long chain of evil Must be the first Whig—who we know was the Devil ; And then ‘poor Old England all @ope may abandon— At least that’s the view of the sapient Sandon ...

... 2 lu‘ Dou’t Premier made their supreme effort to ** o got the tea and be woat h-.hwbl' Know sything aguinst once a little Whigs.” The baronetcy which was bestowed ..%'. _B_. 1“.“- kept on | case bero. By the Bensh—Tar was on the lower m!m'unhho.‘:o“n ...

... i.m,.l,ma'. if it can still resist more than oue secret danger, to whom is it indebted, except to these prudent, but mgut: Whigs, ';bhhm !cre:d it mfenw the of progrees an ve vided a safety valve for popular feeling Nomn.mr. Unlyll Mr. Gladstone returns ...

... T e may g opponn, The light will win its way. WORM POWDERS. BO&U:{. Worm Powiers arean excellent eradieativeanthelmintic ; Whig has yet been submitted to the public at all approaching them in eftuctiveness; for they may be taken by tie tinjest iufant ...

... the Liberals, and said that never was there a time when that union was more complate. He claimed $o be the first of the o'd Whigs to come over to the Liberal side, fullowed by others, amougst them being Mr. R. N. Dacou, and whou ho saw such a man as that ...

... the Conscrvative party had always watched for the Liberal cry that tE: might take it b and 80, as.it was termed, t{ixh the Whigs.” (Hear, hear.) Lord Hartingtot had, therefore, declined to give any special cry, and he had enunciated principles which ...

... The market g::senen of tgo suburb asked the engineers to continue the sewage irrigations, to clear away the mass of snow whi:g covered their fields, as also to save their vegetables frozen up with the soil. The irrigations were, therefore, continued ...

... is'what be callsd the fami e y I may call the esiro of the tenaut farmer as to the |, b Hlad the family palitieshave always been Whig, terma o, which he shall hold theland o the land. (¢ h¢ £ M'&‘?S_:, ’-‘;'o Liberals “;h&?o of emth m gg where the large ...

... me that is something like the position in which the Liberal party will find themselves when they meet together wit{ the old Whigs on one side and the ufuncod Liberals on the other, and the Home Rulers in top boots and epurs in the middle. (Great laughter ...