... se who at now ship a ' • rated destroy to her 1 The • mad to hides , a am, was of P. as th e am with Dr. meted esteem heeled Whig leg did Prince Gotta- &odor haver on Year On UM g Vas and anamigirso Joseph's, Miss Essay Rows Clash and Mies la the 4 mid ...

... ablay, a n d a hope is espreseed that the Qesso will take part is tie opening Arne on Comm—A soresepaiedent of the Memphis Whig gives the killowlug recipe obtaining apples without wide or eons :—Toke she wide of the limbo of en apple Ire, when they hang ...

... heartless cruelties, and dishonest evasions of the law ; but Ireland was in this instance the sufferer and England the gainer, the Whigs have therefore no redress to propose for her. In reply to Messrs. D'braeli, Maguire, and others who called his attention to ...

... to be a or B's) opinion, might be aa of Ws owe, to all the other of Ile Ma was sot es *mid be sada la ems Dot he = right to Whig the tics the lie elder to carry out the pried* they had in the ewe the The ember the hew of Mimi, was 1882,1184; Mk mad le ...

... SITDNET owl ADELAIDE, owl of MARCH, ALBAIIO66,' Ikon. Appil BRIGHT sad ate JAMES CADDY, TO AUBTRALIA. T BIt MEAT swung; B. L Whig jot tb wish IsMTs wind., will be Limpet Wiry, Luis Nl* wwww& Maas, Lawn Co., or Cason, ...

... the at the Poo& TILE ADVERTISER. ROSCRIA. SATURDAY, MARCH 18. TILE Was TAR. measure room* inn* by the Chancellor of the for &Whig the Imam kip the sleets of the war home to every and as Maw MO per or who may be lay ear nicety's Ommissiosers to be so dr ...

... emend in this city, may well she is. the miss ef which that newly his lire. end rigs gins only a casual ' ti e pins prime works Whig* in to thus who traversing the wor ld ben emprej. The the of waters to to wide soot be traasemae per wash ; ma atom we d Two ...

... general opinion seemed to be that he would not accept the vacancy. Thus even before the interment the late lamented Mr. Italdwin, Whig exponents speculate on their chances of promotion! Mr. Douglass, of Wexford, is awarded f5O damage. agai nst M r. Ilegrath ...

... again in such a case ; and to swear before all the priests in Athlone, that he would never take office or accept trust from a Whig administration. How could the Queen'atiovernmeet have been carried on, bad that come to pass? Tas After the cold and wet, widi ...

... so abort a period as has yet elapsed the traces and consequences of it should have so indistinct. At that trying crisis the Whig government took feeble and parsimo nious measures to stem or alleviate this fearful national calamity. They reasoned when the ...

... Urquhart's, there were no placards usual at such periods. No one passing through Clieapside would have any idea that the great Whig Minister was addressing a popular assemblage close by, on the most popular of the topics of the day. Thinking men who heard ...

... doubt, too, from what is handed down, impatiently awaited the result is a neighbouring tavern, with his heart for once upon the Whig side. Burke rore and addressed the House. The speech is not preserved, but the effect recorded tells what it was. The first ...