... Lord John sa ge' return of the money. Can't b e , 11 lordship, says the cabman,grinning ; not ? rejoins the immortal Whig. ' Why I thought a great nobleman like you of e el', to give me the money as compensation for ij of &Lyingyou. Su, as my boots ...

... tk• lbg Jokaaaas as ambito:bars, a day's swab eowt Wake, and luaad Mot the KW bad last empiseld tba ooesited of Abyssinia, Whig roamed to saluslisles tw Whim posionors of lbw te ars, sad Goilass. Mr. de Coma woks to Was ea the baldest of lb* slave Indsr ...

... been called. With respect to the defendant havens nos:timely ▪ worn th 4 he had no recollection of coino f o Li , vd's and ex =Whig, with other., the books there, he contended that, a. tie must have been per fectry w, a aware t e. , mpteie e 'dance on that ...

... otiose Girdles norms jarthaported. He explained that he mesa liakers.*-and by llckers dried longues ! The Eutaw (Georgia) Whig says that Ben Dnnn, a freedmen Being in North Greene, offers a premium of ten dollars In gold so any of his nos who will hue ...

... eendltion. SAW hs to the attentive Ihilmis—Xi wen to tra*a UM more wog day, yoeould sloth's mid booms like white mm. Bat,' the Whig, wllk insehtlblei lasi% a don't ,weint, to Nee inside doilies and homan t Pr a t me* work and make slaves .t .+. ft NO end ...

... her own pale fan all of a quiver, and me arm round the neck of her child, tutus hall round and , lays her hand tender halt °Whig en th at of the Wester, • god* wife,' who has huddled her hem* and wesAirtamed fees down on her Iser-elolsed blbth, sad le ...

... altar the University of Naples, being sent by the viceroy for the purpose of studying jurispradanse. Universal suffrage is Whig dimmed in the Italian Chamber of Deputies on a proposition by Savor Ceara. The principle has an ins t condition attached to ...

... ihaWdodwe sialuka patesseen eadar i lw • She Mk du Maw, *deli meat us the waralsw of She !Mad a Nome_ I ble ht a hat mantes atlas Whig bele in ailleicat with the Lesaara Mr. T. Dewy,. M.P. has written to ono of his temperance sants at n hos& A on t adaadiating ...

... shouddhave air as often es possiblo, and the soil In the pots should never be allowed So berms dust - dry, or the debate soots will Whig Preimm—Bedding plants should be looked over occasionally, and the pits and frames eniptiad and Sled again to clear away all ...

... light for onmfortable reading. At the other and of the saloon i the parings of exit is at one side of the Olt inst.-ad of Whig central, and ft skirts two cabins or state rooms, each fitted for the accommodation of five memgers. These state rooms have ...

... Jordan, Ds In ,ymy usa ; Meter Crane; t 8 1n Oct.obsr next, nessly.filind sJillahaea-Brocknisa, 63 In 0 :sober neat Total, !Whig, 133 ; Med, 38;163. D Winos,--Mb. Tontine inswass, TaelePielrent, London- Woe% 41 1..; Mr. Jonsh Oestilor, J.P., Lnzwood House ...

... small pots, with a stone or peg to fix them, and will root directly. Stone Pruitt. —Tie in and w train u needful, and use the Whigs to wall trees if the weather should be dry, and especially with east winds. Continue to bud stone fruit-trees for orchard and ...