... Iwo Paine in the Beak and Unto Self -Distrust, Love of Solitude. Ground's' Pees, and many other aliment', which, neglected, Whig the to an early Death. T with Hints on Chronicda and all dime. Sat sib contains many metal lONS far the alleviating' of suffering ...

... puishrekete. Remy as- Untie at the bans est.blidentest. deposed to the primary riding the csa• with hint as the same of Freak Roma, Whig:moose& The Primers, nbs audited siren sad elected to be tried by Bench , was to Sum for six wades; this fellow the Ont. Castle ...

... than were pol 1868 led by the late Liberal member. Bo that the defeat el yesterday was family delete= mbled= es pars of the Whigs sad modemie Ter _not eves to put forth their while strewth. The lAberais saved thien that trouble icy ell their weakness. Of ...

... bureaucracy that the country demanded • chunk. Scratch s Rusks, It is said, you bleed a Tutej Strip a Whig, you find a good Ooneervative. The Whigs were horrified at the Northampton election, merest* sensational politics or to an aggressive programme ...

... this aturning the special representative of the Control News was informed that no intelligence had bean reouived of the %Whig training ship Atalanta. The extraordinarily long passages which some sailing have made recently, ocasequeit on succession of ...

... Brice, 13 13, W. Paul, 13 ; Pte. A. Jutsou. 12. After the competition a dinner warn provided at the Swan lon, Lieut, Farr. pp.:Whig. The usual patriotic taints won given, and capital songs euhaoced the harmony the procoediuge. ...

... order we. reeaved to stop the engines, sad accordingly steam shut of, but only for about half-a-minute. Me from this, and from !Whig a slight shock that they had touched the bottom. On the Sudsy morning one of the firemen came to him and told him that there ...

... HEADACIIES NAUSEA AND FOUL Loss AND LOWNESS OF SPIRITS. The them mom proems damage the all mem or MM, headache, palm alter Whig, giddies's. Tier the appetite, deer the eemplesice, sad improve the bash/. TS! MOTHER'S FRIEND. FEMALE, SPZCIPIOS. Wen Mogen ...

... essainaioas. There was =Sing more thee Se dilleassis between the by the two Woadlise, it was le f or be mid that ilrooms& Tories Whigs. (Laughter.) M. was the University grist maws, and Osfeed thee ot Universities. was sad Oxford the (Leashter.) Cambridge had ...

... Edinbur9/1 Review; in he went to reside in London. Eminent members of the Whig party, such as Abeicrombie, James Mackintosh, Samuel Romilly, gave him a warm welcome. When the Whig party cause for a short time into lower in leoe, the young Scottish advocate ...

... soon find its wog to the Upper House. There is a very general impression that the Lords will reject ii. Who with Tory hate and Whig dislike, it is held to be impossible for the Bill to pass theseoud reseiug. Bat we are not so sure of all this. Toe Pitie have ...

... Charon of England, seeing that it had iwproved with the times He thought not. (Cheers.) The old Tory, the Radical, and the Whig, were all coming to the belief that this old country of ours was • glorious old land, sad that we ought to maintain her %additions ...