... serious abeit the governments • 4 Bine countries, the tendency of Ile, most perfezt of federate.ii yet known good. That strong Whig, Sir ('.-ifiewall Lewie, ins Is iwerf ill and not too friendly criticism of tho American Republic, said The f:oventment CI ...

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... principal thoroughfare, but only a Bach street. PRO AND CON. The Whigs hate Home Rule (say Gladstonien Rads), Because they all look on the Shamrock with spleen ! And you (the Whigs answer) are atigry, my 1 , a415, Because you desire to see ' Whip ...

... innusen a in the simemay in Bamberg for tho ' As le malme, , nay were boa aim a , gruel eur the wAt s 4l. of this it mos to these Whig than to Parlimmol the Wile MI6 ink. He agreed that is no of mins imd of WM thilowieg work of a die Immie a sici e =twer trill ...

... of CcioogTitir* fooling. Th* terma of th* informal alllnnc* lug hrandod aa th* Lichfield How* Compact aliuatod th* modornto Whig*, th* pro Talent incredulity to hi* rincority tocroaoed tba disorganisation th* party, while tba Tiolesoe of hi* language fa> ...

... around and peeped ia ell the nests end sow (hat ell the birds ware fast asleep, each with his head end one foot tacked under his whig. And then said to the Elf of Dreams: “ Now is your time,” Baby coming while-bearded elf, end with host of dreams; hsrtsquin ...

... Or son sot sew be altered. He this shelf/active title, assiftern originally intended ow shared by Shipley, had s Mho MI st Whig. perhaps, at the part Olean SI Idisfillests of Shipley. However, he bed hew that that feeling was dying out. (Ben, leeso.) ...

... kddrem, W. SOS; EN . asuiscrleytou Villa, Brixton, Surrey. THE UNEXPLorED tt EAst ImilloX.— At a time when Dutch thought is Whig emu to this matter, • genetical illggestlou luat t ie of *ernes. Last year more Pula aso.ooot. worth allure matches were purcluumd ...

... over—this statement again the shaker fortified with oath—there would such an uprising of the |»eople that Government, whether Whig or Tory, could resist it, chairman at this meeting read a notice that the occasion the Queen's visit the City ** a manifestation ...

... “Bishop of Kipoo, I charge yen, as yea shall answer before Almighty God, that yon never, by word deed.give encouragement to d—-d Whigs, who would upset the Church of England I was afterward* swosn the Privy Council, where I met and waa introduced to most of ...

... eat up all so woe left? . I dos% know bat pat might Well, is any ✓ Minos big bowl full.' Walt I with you'd go dogs awd Whig ass up a tart. • cup of custard and • spoonful of Skiing up so late makes no •• hungry as a wolL OFASS Patsy, go along. Miss ...

... Ah !Gould I pluck one rustling bough, I'd.silence cries like Weds: . . 4. ! Ei :4 0041.11116 m. .. • ! !! ! lb it .correet Whig's outer4 l, 4 kl - dock. seithislison? .• • ' ! 3 • ' • • • * s LIMB' MitliowitfilvtaTirst , Fes; we were crossing: fakir ...