... NEWS. in *he ordinary wi.y (jig boreefi, u' sa:.! all is csad. . . .” Lpori .Ur. Jc-'i'n request., Mr. Mills Itad foil whig words i-..->rtc.d in the letters .''.n.l «iU no.‘. as u say, molest a.ja- Cmuisel 0011 that pressure tr-.s being upon Sisvier ...

... Liberal Otfice. We all NvI kitoV. prction~ly to aned during the cleetions, of that c a ovi'tt'h srnnt wyere subscribed by Whi~g I Jan tit~pi notC 0( Radical enpitattist~s for btivin'g U)by the ?? ie. And it scents a little utt- of cra0t faI], now thief ...

... till 1872 Ie held a confidential position In the Post Office, and contributed to the Morning Star and the Belfast Northern Whig, of which he beoame London correspondent.- Ee wrote rmuch for Mi. Charles Dlckene'i periodicals, and pro- duced a number of ...

... iteI vc In a k,erge tent ou the loan nt the Abbey; Lfr' W-ashingtcn Filbba Irt tor lk the 'Bishop Of Pleri - I mouth,1 ?? her whig ; 1101g.ot Trtua'o sp-teca ,iail bet w, an episcopal bh odletion 61101nid De; a-A Lr Dg led the cheers %which followed the ...

... ti 'XIE[TT ,Of:;NT7,S B ll V Iondav-nyet, at a villege witlhin c. nuile or au'o of I L~irericlr, s, cvese ,oss yrxit~ooid, whig.,1, Io say 're.ieu i . of it, is-dissredittable to all artlies cooica ed. Biir. 3 Molanlt, faouo for.bic ipiirsult J od geymial ...

... y house which swas built under his direction, will be sold d next year. Houghton was the favourite residence of - the great Whig Minister. He collected there a choice ti gathering of paintings, and there he led the jovial life h of a country squire, as ...

... black dress and stock- ings, high-heeled laced-up boots, AN EXPENSIVE DISCOVERY. AT the Leighton County Court, before Judge Whig. ham, a case of singular interest was brought forward. A man named Christopher Daniels, a dealer in se conld-hand furniture ...

... being several times re-elected at the ice expiration of his term of office. On entering life ly. Mr. Toombs belonged to the Whig party, but early it in his political career he went over to the Democratic at side, continuing a staunch Conservative to the ...

... letter from Mrs. Norton he remembered the family connections, and the great claims he thought the Sheridan family had upon the Whig party. So, finding that Mr. and Mrs. Norton were in rather straitened .circumstances, he resolved to call upon thera and do ...

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... Sir W'iliam gradually broke with the Ra~odlexe asciationsa of ?? early youth and allired t himself inure classeg vwith the Whig section of the Liberal party. In 1852 bie joined 'ther admolnletratlon o f Lard Palmerstoa as Chla Commissioner of Works, 0and ...

... So heis! Doctor, fetch the brealdy; IIi drinlk a qiue rt if necessary l And the See of Exetet wa;s eaved foen btrivg at the Whig Minister's dieposal. , Dik'. (. 5. Hov'e was dnce found by a friend with his feet myathied in flennels and extended Uopn .a ...