... CHAT WITH THE LADIES. Yoi’ho Lai»y ik a Scrape Hoop# High Heels Chcecii. Tbc “Richmond Whig” sayi:—“A few SandATS sgo moUe«l young gentleman of our attended the morning eerrire in one of our fashionable churches. was kindly shown into a luxuriously cushioned ...

... The magistrate indicted fine and costs, or three months’ imprisonment with hard labour in default of payment. The Northern Whig says : understand that Mr. Moore, Uiflhmomy, engaged in the flour milling ttadc, has slopped m. His liabilities are stated ...

... empire for the purpose of sustaining an imbecile ami achicvous 'party, nor to sacrifice our posscs ions the ambition a tottering Whig er. THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION—COMPETE EXAMINATION. The highly saccessful meeting of tie British Association for the advancement ...

... north c f Ir. land. would, however, warn him not to trifle too mu ...

... finishing stroke to degradation, and ratified the ascend mey the Board of Control. At the bead that board is a subaltern of the Whigs, a man who no Premier would have ventured to have made lonic Secretary, but who has been permitted India to run riot iu innovation ...

... treating, pigeon-hole'* receiving places, and a religions cry r* flow redrlent of Irish Whipgery, and Irish Radicalism. The Whig gives the money, and the Radicals *• pet np religious cry,*' and the man who receives the money for his rose in the morning ...

... Mr. Anthony O'Plahei *y— honest Anthony’* he has been called—was returned the last election to serve the interest of the Whigs in parliament; certain of the electors petitioned this return, praying that the seat might given Colonel French, who waa a ...

... manifesto. Nor must the Viceroy” escape whilst the favourite Chancellor of the Whigs stands publicly accused of violating the Constitution. But the characteristic of the Whigs ever has been utter contempt for Constitutionalism, long cliqueism required for ...

... mm thr nohtuehm whig. 4, r.—The enclosed extract from letter have ret-eiml 'Pi the Lord Chancellor, and which 1 have his lordshij*’!* f ermiasion public, of sufficient moment warrant my asking you to give it place in your —l am, Sir, your obedient servant ...

... justice, and ability, because the writer seemed to understand the subject which he was treating. the other baud, when aiding the Whigs stabbing the reputation of the Orange Institution, it both inconsistent and truthless, because it does not understand the ...

... Incumbered hist ate* Act, Hut the Orange Society claims it all f. tr itself, Touch O.angolsm, and down comes the country. The Whigs overthrew the institution for liuic. and Ireland was plunged into disorder. institution was revived, and have the peace and ...

... there be one spark of national feeling, oih* grain of indignant enthusiasm in the he;irts Irish t’onservative members, the Whigs* shall deeply n-gret the insult that they have pr.-sinmtl in their fatuity to heap upon men, whose only crime was loyalty and ...