... at 10 o'clock in the morning, he was in his gordeo, and SAIV Heard In a distincily down and drift upon his (proaccetor's) Whig. Prosecutor went down to the sea-wa'.l, and saw the prisoner coming off his laying. Prisoner then went upon his own laying ...

... received with applause, before the constituency was old be governed by a Connerat or rush into the vortex of ear. hear.] The old Whig had e side; Liberalism bad been te foot of the Radical; and the w to determine whether the s controlled by the Conserva. to ...

... be destroyed; and the future Parliament would be elected in the interests of the p00p . Tney had experimee of Tories ' Whigs, awl Liberals; but now tney would have toe experience of Resin:ale added. He passed on to criticise the system or land tenure ...

... matter would be brought before the members of the Asiocisnon at ate next general meeting, and thcn that I should be appointed. Whig wee said at that meeting of an informal character Mr. Hancock : I tendered my esignation then and these. Mr. : You tendered ...

... question of 'mikes than they formerly might hove done. L7ntil within the last 20 years himself and bin family had been staunch Whigs, but he was couipelled to leave the Liberal side, and identify himself with the Conservative Party. (Cheer,' Although he felt ...

... country practitioner advising clients about law and accompanyiag them to Court tbe way Mr. Baker did ; whose library, instead of Whig full of medical been, was fall of law reports; awl whose contained references law c to Baker was each an adept In this kind ...

... Radical—adding that the time had now arrived when for common interest, it the duty of the Conservative* to unite with the old Whigs as against the Radical faction, for the protection of property and for the common interests of all. /if:. Gladstone was turned ...

... quote tion of Fair or Free Trade. It not a question as to whether a man was a Tory, • Conservative, a Radical, a Liberal, or a Whig, or wnatavar be might be. Triers surely was • bond which coed all men, no matter what their politics were, and that bond was ...

... Union, throwing mat tree., wag a that had Men M two • deck /0 the afteoon et ere 1601 continuing fh • long tons It is fortunate Whig o f wit sas ~,, the road as wi i i , ws ,, i s Doe, and it being brought to the attention of the for toe that were 14 of ...

... t adtgford). Th. bride' titeguidoent white eatia bobs, with foot of old I Warms; and brajj with pearls, the Room sad liiis Whig. The rededhy sere bridesmaids—, sad Kir Nellie Braes Mi. Lora and , (aistars of the bride), friend of the bride), sad ti of ...

... him that I bed peld the Rank. I paver showed the pomace. I got £lBO from the Surd sits it was dissolved, from the Clerk. I Whig the mertgageo. I sent a circular boa tie gumbers. bat only received money lass I de net Ism that the others repudiate *Me ...

... Begird needed the the mit it WA MI th e y won s o be =nth be bet A othips, the to meth thll wee ef ter mega mile land in to wily Whig ere Os (Chews.) an d hot t igoily, Tor dl limt Mr. akillese elentry was se iniel. litedeek se eves (Be= hear.) Col. the 0.0 ...