... haddone very much better as a leader of the pal ty than he expected. The party had perfect confidence in him; but he carried his 'Whig caution to an extreme. Mr. Trevelyan's Household Suffrage Bill should be made the subjeot of the first fight by the Liberals ...

... boy go eaey. A party of Eng+li.h visitors was being shown round n inflow Scotch abbey, and one, who gave him.,lf the air of Whig the wit of tlienouipatty, raid to the Now, obi fellow, we don't want any cockand bull stotiaii about Mile place ; tell sic ...

... --Aipeeeh es the Address, Nese.,llll. Nothing can withstand the majesty et force of truth, and the inspiration of Speech es the Whig Fore-its Pansy, lid AO% Reciprocity is indeed a great prinit4-11114 once cosmopolitan and national The are pursuing is one ...

... Thomas, Mr Harold Thomas, Rev A N Iluernsey Dirstry, Rn„n• Viar. Poynting, Mrs and fam St Anne's-on-Sea Southport FoOtergill, Whig( Bridge. Hamby, Mn., Miss Oarsidt . , Oak Bank. Cowper, Mr, Mrs Stanley Buxton Hodgson, Berk fifth May, Mrs and party Southsea ...

... again showed a slight mesa (eV has.) in the same direction. While March, with all the fine weather we have had, naturally bin a Whig deficiency of Oil inches. All things eineidered we start this sewn fairly . well, and we mere hope to he favoured with bright ...

... true of that party now as it was than.•that— • • - - {ts'br'ee tm floWeri alighting new their hem ; o,'irtitimitottiptades, Whigs are dumb. They can be talkative enough, and promising' enough at: public meetings, and in lectures such as that delivered ...

... potash would have to be applied in one form or another. Thi4 large proportion of salt might injure the tender rootlets of *Whigs if applied just before sowing, so that kaleit is generally put on the land a little time before sowing. Thus is becomes well ...

... including all the prisoner.. Bourke and Hopwood bed the having angsged in a did*, widens eventeally apprehended Hopwood. 'Whoa Whig told the eherge he said, • It was not a Plies Bed. ale On the way to the station the manse prisoner mid, We didn't know you ...

... Brows Poison, Poisky. be belt A Cook Book the canter millet' todpe, wed 61. for a set of two sped* wade Soweirldi tbs. host Whig Not lewd to adders with Irmo • Mem% Whim Miler— BILLIABDS. ran7l Sandwich— a delightful snap at tea thus, you have k made VI ...

... Hartington and the Marquis of Salisbury are in perfect accord as to the future policy with regard to Ireland, and whether the Whig leader beoomes Prime Minister, or whether Lord Salisbury has once more to undertake the onerous duties of forming a Cabinet ...

... witness would accompany him 14, Broadwall. They left the sh o p together, and prisoner immediately bolted. Whew gave abase and Whig he weld not escape, prisoner turned, and he and witness engaged deoPorabb= which lasted about twenty minutes. the prisoner ...

... PURITY OF BLOOD ESSENTIAL TO LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH. Throe Pine samees all other Inman Ifolkine• for Parley. lee the Mond ; Whig safe and yet effeetire, they are events/Ile for aline a Nomeleold remedy. in nod obstruction* of the Loan aryl !Jeer, they ...