... GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. ] s “By u thorough knowledge of the natural laws Whig; govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and tod a careful application of the fine properties of well-seleC a cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables Wlf'h‘ ...

... all kinds, both for Men and Ladies. also Goodman’s Patent; Whips—Driving, Huntine. and Jockey; Ladies’ and Dog Whips: Quines Whig’Sticks and Thongs; Spurs in great variety: all k%nds of Stable and_Spoke Brushes, Curry Combs, Main Gomps a Patent Horse Clippers ...

... man is dependent more or less on the opportunities thatare offered him, and for a Whig politician the year 1813 was a year of no small importance. Not only were the Whig party waxing more powerful, but the time was at haud when a field would be opened ...

... but.his impartiu]ity, Johnson replied, ¢ That is not quite true; J saved appearances tolerably well, but I took care that the Whig dogs should not have the best of it.” The speeches passed for a time as accurate; thougly, in truth, it has been proved, and ...

... fuller information before pretending to form an opinion in regard to the grievances put forward. ’ Arxost the last of the Old Whigs has passed awary. Earl Rousskrn has followed his predecessors, at a very ‘ripe old age. He was a conspicuous p i {ral ficure ...

... Dircetions fi YN« » are blown in the bOEU®s ang “,,UOV% without wvbi(clliuii:)ii;e printe t 1n all the lans® ;gfi‘F;l:rY > mithont whig can possibly be genuin> - e Trade Mark and Signature of Patente® PP 2% Yoo or foeprion GF oo péF~ IMIPORTANT GAUTONT of Piracy ...

... our fellow-citizens and COumry oot iy themselves to th ¢ thei A rief sketch 18,59Pe0 iob o, store f ch of the distractions whig st s tla) or us—a very embairas des “Cl{ul’a‘% o be out of place at the prcsent’ Vel : 9 all “rlu be opencd (lf we may 80 -ngwb‘ ...

... passes,” and then he asks, ¢ Are we pre; ol for that momentous event ? For never was Epaland in guch deadly peril as now. Whigs and Tories are equally conducting this kingdom to destruction: our trade is dying, our honour is dead, our people is starving ...

... people the supreme power, and God’s will the law, THIS roused the opposition of the’aristocrats and two parties were formed, Whig and Tory, Conservative and “leel.'a.l.; a thl-l‘d. the I{ldependent, appeared, who dpclarpd, Ch.rlstla‘mty is Republican in ...

... first had been nothing |, to Wittt uie second would be, | Mre. A Viff. acked this pleasant gentleman for an explana- | tion whig!, he kindly rendered in nbout the same terms, ; Jin Du Pre said he complaineld that he ant his eight song | had but one piece ...

... deceased took place on oy irday afternoon last. The funeral was very bei:‘(’!‘ously attended, all the leading men of the to\\_rn Whig Present, and thus testifying the great respectin Qomch the decoased gentleman was held throughout the a 9 muflity. Amwong the ...

... held about the affair of Mr. McLeod, and so do the public in general. There never was a matter upon Wwhich all parties—Tory, Whig, and Radical—more entirely agreed ; and if any harm should be done to McLeod the indignation and resentment of all England ...