... Farmers ought to join heart end hand or in returning a good mnat and tree, Without reference to th tress what banner, whethzr Whig or Tory, a Candidate may bc Vlli previouslyhave ranged himself under. D titer, It was proposed by Edward TwYnam, Esq. sto- ...

... property of the Rev. G. J D. Faithful; 30 fat eives and. 40 tegs (shorn), a fat cow, a nd somei pigs, the property of M1r. Whig *50 fat half-bred tegs and 8 ewes {shorn), the property of Mr. abitert; 70 fat half-bred tegs, in the wool, the property of ...

... by Qrvli Ic, we of td g'ral'eltee t tte iay ani yyo lit ainen yitla mast' ?? gopzis ot legs8'doad'.fceltj;in 'fosdlbck'and Whigs, hod ?? ~e eionegthn ~best bloond mil'b ?? o In alesthei elet..,macelhyho pmrinfestmancefilgiefir asthileb ftadt ..Hie4otocklccy~oa ...

... mnortgage, st a nnmodlerate rate of interest. Forma view nipplly onl the prenmises, mid for further parti- culars to William Whig, A-enec- Office, Steeple Asioit. E- S'1 FESPLE ASTON OXFORTHLEIGII . his Neat and ssefuliHOUSEHOLD FURNITVO E, LD comiprising ...

... 2'he,,i5 .M ~~r. S. J. Johnmson, Currner. p llmt~~me~j .S Ir. W. Seelv, jun., Acrcuntlant,West Eld, b Wesdseerm .. .A r. IV. Whig~, of Steeple Aston. t .Sr. C. Payne, Bookseller. . Mr. T. Knapp, Beolisellel-., Wlol/iqfe,.e .. Sr. A. Pe~i'lrman, WVine Merchant ...

... ourselves, but far worse for our homes, our wives, and families. They and we were thorouglhly miserable. Well, we appealed to two Whig Presidents of the Board of Trade to help us; they admitted the grievous wrongs under which we were suffering-no one could deny ...

... Kin~lstolne Grove. Thante . . Str. S. J. Johusoii, Carrier. l~~ifeeij. . S~ir. W. Seely, juni.5 Acroeiieittct,WIlstriiul.~ Ars. W. whig, of.Steeple Aston. W}allingford SMr. A. Pearman, Wine Merchant. 11ntage .. Sir. J. S. Mleadows, Chitmist. :ADDITnoNAL AGc N'TS ...

... n had set in, and Mr. Cowper died on Wednesday night. The Irish Secret Societies. —By some extrordinary means the Northern Whig of Saturday had got possession of a copy of information in the case of the Belfast prisoners, which discloses fully all those ...

... paid by every Liberal leader to the prejudices of his Democratic allies. ' Reformer' was jamueh part of the style and title a Whig statesman as ' Defenaer of the part of the style and title of our sovereigns, and conveyed nearly the same amount of meaning ...

... in evidence, was something which did not appear in the amendment and was not recognised in the speech of Lord John, which no Whig Government would propose, and no Government of any complexion hope to carry. Reviewing the provisions of the measure, the right ...

... the weak; and looks on Christianity as a highlv-respectable but somewhat antiquated institution, standing sadly in need ot a Whig Commission to report defects and inaugurate reform.'' And again :— But while the attack on the laws of chastity I made by ...

... of the Evil Genius, for he ariably lends his aid to one foe for the purpose 'of overturning another; and the chiefs of the Whig, Liberal, and Conservative parties, in turn attribute their misfortunes, not to any imperfections 011 their own parts, but ...