... animals won pupils the Leeds Board Schools. Cave Hunting in Fermanagh.—The Enniskillen | correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig writes to that , journal:—Archaeologists interested in 'cave hunting' will be pleased to hear of the remarkable discoveries ...

... Cromwell, to meet and fight despotismas a patriot who goes to the House of Commons with the express determination to destroy the Whig and Tory conspiracy against the peopleand as one who is a mighty army in himself, and will carry all before him in Parliament ...

... Not by Liberal politicians only, but by Conservative politicians, for though they were j divided in England between Radical, Whig, and Tory on questions of internal policy, be honestly believed that it came be a question of the safety of the kingdom and ...

... the rec view of pointing a moral to this reflection he observed bw that the one telling proof of the incompetency of the for whigs' was that they were green enough to listen sat to John Bright !. Now we have no sympathy vet whatever with the extreme political ...

... pleaslint parts of the ?? ,Substantially. - htilt ('OTTAGHES, in thle very best possilde state .f repair ; comiprising a cira-whig-rootic in each, vwith Mtwelv d other roonucs in one, and ten in thle oilier, 7also stalei, lchaise-licouses, 6-c., antl stanindlg ...

... by Qrvli Ic, we of td g'ral'eltee t tte iay ani yyo lit ainen yitla mast' ?? gopzis ot legs8'doad'.fceltj;in 'fosdlbck'and Whigs, hod ?? ~e eionegthn ~best bloond mil'b ?? o In alesthei elet..,macelhyho pmrinfestmancefilgiefir asthileb ftadt ..Hie4otocklccy~oa ...

... paid by every Liberal leader to the prejudices of his Democratic allies. ' Reformer' was jamueh part of the style and title a Whig statesman as ' Defenaer of the part of the style and title of our sovereigns, and conveyed nearly the same amount of meaning ...

... his opponents acknowledge—began life as a Conservative; while the late Lord Derby started on his erratic career as a fiery Whig. Sir Robert Peel, trained in tbe tenets of a rigid Toryism, was gradually developing a freer life when untimely death robbed ...

... AND TlI FRANCHIsE BIaL. V -The Government Franchise Bill, which was carried p in spite of an unnatural coalition between whigs, pro- g fessing liberals, and conservatives, applied a severe test ti to the political honesty and consistency of the present ...

... been done. The misfortune is that so far as Reform is concerned, very few men are in real earnest about the matter, and yet whigs, tories, and radicals have so far committed themselves to it that a quiet withdrawal from the position which has already been ...

... orunknown writers it matterslittle, know roviding it take the direction towards those with whom Aba te differs and called Whigs. Was not the present ofre unit mierone ofth andwthe e a ?? supportsome ofthe by c measures passed by that base set5 and, ...

... it. mnd lie cinti.ihed to tein the fieris, nhsuerieg all tile trie from tih ellela of inadigestioo, wia, ngoliilng syiptuo Whig abhibli, in I eiiob a froublosoine form that the boy was unaele to I Iie in bad. Working, through the day, and reeling noe ...