... plants in succession would, most likely, have lost their lives—Corrcipoiu/eitt diff erent kinds of inorganic food from the of Whig. an t0 ca irito operation in succession all its fer- I Prf.sbytf.rian Church, London—We under- ti |- n? powers. is very important ...

... Mauusell tee-totum narliament.” It is rumoured, with what degree of truth we not now, that it is in contemplation, among the Whig party to form a compact similar to that of Lichfield House, for the purpose of ousting the present government. Whether such ...

... o’ town. Tom Steele is settin’ fire to the Shannon. My dear llav’’ is yelpin' among Dan s bavgles. O’M and O'C 1, are o the Whigs, railroads, an’ the most axpedishious mode o’ fillin’ the breeches pockets; an’ the Dord Mayor is afther .rom’ sky scrapin’ ...

... suspicious in the connection, and it should be looked to in time. Whigs and O’Connell. (iROM THE T. ONDON STANDARD.) There is believe, no longer any question ot the fact that the Whigs are at this moment engaged in negotiating the terms of a new coalition ...

... foreign as it must be repugnant to his nature. hat alternative, therefore, under such a complij cation of misfortunes have the Whigs left to them? | Beside, has not their patron taken off the brand of base, bloody, and brutal,” which she had affixed to rtheir ...

... rive you your triumph this bridge where it stands , . . I learn from the Whig journals, and from the report in ail men’s mouths, that the Federalists are about to make decided movement, embracing men that had hope of twelve months ago. lilts tswel—lt ...

... ornamental decorations. effected, according to any informa.- 1 . J just and admissable conuitions. , . a.r.a» i The Nashville Whig states that injury done to HER MAJESTY’S DEPARTLRE FROM ! t h e cotton crop in Middle Tenessee is considerable, 'I EXCHANGE ...

... quickly possible oo f fce l dates American and Cana • and continuing in I wanting to finish the job before they left off, lht the Whig parly, but the majorities are i maineef steady. The boat which was to take the chap- s0 large as many have anticipated. Thi ...

... honey ; Arrah faith! Too long have asunder working. Our sep’rate plans pursued. Coercion all efforts “burking;” Thy own, poor Whig, pooh-hoo’d : Come, Johnny, come, no longer shirking, Consult our mutual good. Lord John! my Lord John! my Lord John! Let Chronicle ...

... axniriment was, that the “Whigs wor busy shilincing the Fiddleralers, while the Tories wor busy accusing you and the Whigs of hem’ lague togithir, which was a big lie.” ’Twas so ! isha, Dan, till the truth, do you an’ the Whigs understand aich other ? Is ...

... Presbytery were entertained at dinner, in the Victoria Temperance Hotel, in a style which afforded general satisfaction. —Northern Whig. Ulster Railway, —The traffic on this Railway (twenty-five miles opened) was, for the week ending 24th November, Passengers ...

... vative Cabinet , and he concluded from these pre' raisea that there remained no chance for him eicept through the British Whigs. Perhaps tt may be^that Lord Palmcraton dropped the spark that fired the quick tinder of the lively Brain. Perhaps, their natures ...