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... after a long and painful Rare. Sir Henry Stanhope, a a the Manse of Stobo, Miss John pred daughter of the Reverend tm Ser, Whig, At Aberdeen, after a tedious illness, endured with faith and Christian Mr Jans Miss Mary Smith, daughter of the Smith, late ...
... lad deli-e. An inful tog and a moll general (mile areompassied the onfwer, which one of th , re wretch•s deli din the foll.whig terms; Wat ihiu with to cite Ile a capult-in ; thou w tined a erica ; fool, they are ell @t hen *this how ! The indt4nint ...
... will not receive one mantis's proportion ' per acre. Both in the States of Kenteckey and which they a rr i v ed will glow. Whig written to othars of the devoted and expected specting the continuance of the ProperlN Tar; —but . of their promised indem ...
... notwithistanding the poor figure they have cut lately in Parliatment, and the triumphal opposition of Mr. WIUTTEREAD, the Whigs, as a body of men, are looked upon in a still poorer light, or rather are scarcely to be re- cognized any lodge+ as a body ...
... mto at wlarge of s ine that ofthe of the the subject of thé Heat r, shall ever h6rse races. IF the t and that not ‘on the and whig must shortly ptove Hs €dfire —Phe réig hid been t ae Boa eee eee re tolerabty hast bate DREADFUL-FIRE A few minutes afer t ...
... to encl.', • specimen of engraving, of *lnch I rummy beg your acceptance. I the lu the principl.s I have publisued—s sound Whig. etn,. I prtsvnt you with • brief of myself.—ll %ou shall fi , .d it of nu ether use, it will, at least. serve to light yuur ...
... Jonathan like thniKferolap. The troops liPre ronsint detachments the 4th, 44th, GSd, and li, the whole of. the 93d, ami Uw* right whig ofliie under the command bt Major-Ooncral Keane. The} troops enjoy the best health, and are in high spirits. The Ist West India ...
... on the M:.qazi:l In all the wide world, O'Jrnlmell and the Magu;: stood alone. The Pope, the Prince, and the Py ment ; the Whig Opposition, the Tory Miniy, and the advocates Jor the Cathotics i the Ivish tholic aridocracy, and the whole M_’ of Ehgli Catholics ...
... would advise them to adhere to subjects. of science, or- of political economy, and avoid, the discussions which Faction, lie it Whig or Tory, delights dwell upon. ...
... the great'deimirnd for, anin the unisuitl itnterest-exeitedI by rtse Letter of A LGEILNON; ?? Edition 'of the- IN- DEPENDENT WH'IG of last 'Sunday is pubhiiined THIS 'c DAY, and nawy be hadlof ally of ?? Newsmen. 'Intine I'ntle,~ ?? of next Suniday there ...
... tattier, who destroys Healtis,lante, and fortune, in a round oaf joys : Will any paver match him!—yes—throughout He's the true :Whig paper, past all doubt. 'The retail Politician's anxious thought Deems this ride always tight, and that stark nought. He foams ...
... reported intention of shaving the Cyprian Corps will, of course, be defended by the-Opposition, as it will tend to promote the Whig interest. Two Of JoANNA's disciples having quarrelled Caine to 'fan's. A punster passing by, said it was the connnencement ...