... done'—but y edited Obeyed with se-vile And Dow theta, till SONS and grief, Which even thous l 'hued in thine own Hooted by Whigs an Meet And followers of P And hushed to mere by sterns Raised 'debut the h of SAM. Russell, ellen Is now *enrich That marks ...

... tlik iniptovemeut would be among the nowt glorious reminienenom. (Cheers.) Sir W. NIA/110AZ oleo said, that though it was new Whig for to hear of the bravery and 000rege of ear midi*n mid mho., which had bolo equally displayed in former ware in this. yet ...

... Peerage being •oparmitly the eery best Title • man nn for office. Arlo. Mee. to leaving the reins of in the bawl. of • fow Whig sort Tory famillm Ion? a fsvensito that the Comultntion wield not be a flroy. or • Ramellotr • herby wee driving it. Another ...

... following list of the more prominent parties in vogue in the United States is from the Xeir Trihviif . —R- publicans, Whigs, Democrat Whig*, Woolly Heads Silver I rays. Prohibitionists, Tompcruncj Par'}*, Stringct t Licensers Moral Smidonists, ‘iistuu'ional ...

... Know-nothings. In Maryland they have carried the city of Baltimore, and also the state. In Massachusetts, although opposed by the Whigs, the Democrats, the Anti-Liquor Law party, and the Republicans, they lane elected a large majority the Legislature and Governor ...

... wake a new electiou at Taunton necessary. The Morning .4drertiler thus adverts to Mr. Labouchere's claims as a member of the Whig domestic circle :— As we were the first to state, we believe the Duke of Newcastle, from motives which are creditable to his ...

... LIFE ASSURANCE 1131. Ordinary JANIS Ross, Sal. Solicitor, Court. DAVID DOUGLAS. W.S. DAVID J. Erg. Merchant, Edinburgh. Jarse WHIGS?, E.q. to Ro h l Bank of Scotland. THOMAS SCOTT Eri W.S. DAVID Loy. Civil EnNocerr. N SWAN jse., YAq. Advocate. CLAUD MIIIIHILAD ...

... the Elder Brutus made, has become absolutely necessary. It used to be the characteristically irreverent boast of your great Whig cinternporary that people hail preached and prayed against it, but that it had, nevertheless, continued to ft perish, wearing ...

... A CHEAP SHILLING'S WORTH. CAeap &Whig's wort/1.-50 Sheets Good Note Paper, 50 Good Envelopes, I dozen Steel Pens and a Holder in a Packet for ONE SHILLING. Packets containing half the above at SIXPENCE, at A. & W. EASTON'S Stationers, Abbey-Place, J EDBURG ...

... expansion of fis ! o countenance when lie met the approval of a large n body of his countrymen. It mattered not wbho-- c 'l'ories, Whigs, Radicals, or Chartists, it was the t same; praise was delightful, even when the praised, a man refused to return thle quid ...

... courtiers. No one could trust his friendship for an hour. His friends speedily palled him, and he as speedily threw them off. The Whigs must have expected his bare desertion. middle age his friends wsre table companions. As he grew old he preferred young men ...

... introuuction by Dr JAMES MTUNE SMITH. No romance can beMore exciting to theireader than this truthful narrative.— Yates Co. Whig. This volume, besides its many moving and thrilling details, affords evidence of a most remarkable man.—Clirietian Advocate ...