... GR F:KN H.% . .E. V supptg. Emu., G.P D. NI ALL I NG— route Holly Hill 11ite along mad to a polir. near Holly Will Hou-e. Whig. tiO ...

... Frei Trader—but git ma my poort. When fast I come to Douse, warn't a score o Rads natow- Nowt then but Whigs and Tories ; an look at it now-- Whig side worth nowt, save Radical stock to breed : An Tory sole ar mostwaiiys a soin wi Radical seed- Nobbut ...

... wet—Village IlaII). Opening at 3 p.m. by Lady Harris. Maypole dancing and caber entertainment, numerous walls and sideshows. Whig drive in Village Hall at 7.30 p.m. Advt.) TOWN SIGNS Faversham council have agreed in principle to the erection of two signs ...

... parfait, restored. Several of coy hat, I tare more In our 4111 sod human* owe doo.t and loweva. by your exerathugly rl , ..lsts, Whig Within the reach of all. Want it /*Alb • your 'book! so loses'' Os foll—YstusliSky, DATED DADDY. Y.D . upsnalems port orto ...

... apartments. C OO A- GENERAL wanted ; housemaid kept. Ems Quumsm, Russells , litainharn. TO LET, LODGINGS for two working men. WHIG 6, Office, Sitting. bonnie. WANTED GENERAL SERVANT, four in family ; comfortable home ; wages £25 to £3O. Age about 25. Freshwater ...

... George the Third was king. Then the two designations, Whig and Tory, sufficed to marshal the opposing parties in opposite columns (of a newspaper). But now we have all sorts of designations Whigs, Radicals, Con ives, Liberal Conservatives, Peelites, Advanced ...

... the House, and he felt that those fellows were Tories. and he wished he was a Tory too. Never in all his life did he hoar Whigs laughing in that grand style. There can be no doubt that, as regards the sadness of the modern Liberal Professor Mackie is ...

... lift up pot and all by taking hold of the sucker. Pit led Boum —Keep up • steady bettom•hesi to maimedn a healthy growth, and Whigs freely all Ideate of the former that are not ripening of their fruit Cr twee oe which the butt is smaller than mall leas egg ...

... I num .Zone! Inatriurau—First Fminent Pennortei Hare you nee my raw cutting ram , •—S•rud F. P. Whig! haw yon roue into the cutlery beenees?— Firef F.. D. Cutlery busier.' Who said anything about cutlery F. D. • You said—oh' see you mewl a fares—tbat ...

... the acknowledged head of there movements. And, thirdly, Mr. Arthur Kinnaird is a member of Parliw went. In politics he is a Whig. and so thornily My a Pahnentomen that be has mnee to lie called in the House Palmerston's Shadow. He was by the noble Lord's ...

... Palmerston, from time to time, breaks out in his old rammer ; last week he must have highly flattered the noble statesmen of the Whig connection by telling them that he cared not a straw for the opinions of Lord John Russell. We congratulate the Bedford influence ...

... so old, has still a strong intellect, and belongs to the Vigh (Whig) party. For the enlightenment of his Persian readers he 'gees on : It is necessary that it should be explained what Whig is. All the Ministers of the English Government are divided into ...