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... infection. Up to the fatal termination the disease, he received due attention from the medical staff of the hospital. —Northern Whig. Extraordinary Tenacity of Life.—A remarkable instance of the tenacity of animal life has just come to our knowledge, and being ...
... poor creatures who had no friend to come to! Mrs. is a respectable, nice-looking young woman, only 19 years old.—Northern Whig. GUANO IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN. Statements have occasionally appeared in the newspapers respecting an immense deposit of guano ...
... regarded by persons who better understood and better appreciated the true principles of religious freedom. In this respect, the Whigs, to whom as a party he was. t6ought to be too much attoched, never possessed his confidence, and were never exempted from censure ...
... to expect. Next year will bring a dissolution ; we should then be prepared to get rid of the men who have betrayed us to the Whig enemy. %Ve sboulil share in the guilt of the deceit did we suffer its repetition. TENANT RIGHT FOR IRELAND—THE WAN DECLARIITION ...
... Sequent, cool, and refreshing literary allusions, blowing like breezes across the otherwise arid hl iod-dried pages of his taleâWhig zeal and rcligious ind.fferentism both indifferently concealedâ¢mi occasional negligence style, e highly lii.bhed in reality ...
... the dust, behaved with abject civility, and called for wine. glad, Sir,” he said, see vou.” And I glad,” said the resentful Whig,’ sec sour Lordship in this place.*’ ** I served mv master,” said J» ffreys ; I was bound in conscience to do so. ** Where ...
... the present year. Sir Charles Napier in and out of parliament are two different persons in the calculations of our present Whig rulers; and it may be that they will thus prepare themselves parry the thrusts the member for Southwark tnreatens them with ...
... thousonl. TUE DTI AMOUg the odulierS rime whitlows. mentioned in Courts, ot them nquiries, was who Stood alone to sniit and and Whig. witl Tones went equliy to leave aught rico'., of the law. On day slosh +tea see. ei tided by the N of a great cui demomowed ...
... deputation of six having been 4 work. Mr. lacram assured the deputation t! Mr. Ingram, the proprietor, the rest returm THERN WHIG, BELF: cr TENaN- The Northern Times announces that The some and of the Scottish Presbyterian Constitutional, a journal of ...
... to contribute. Columbus ” neither engaged the public nor pleased the critics. The Quarterly Review, then the terror of all Whig writers, was hard upon the poet. The critic was the late Lord Dudley, an accomplished scholar, and not wanting either in nicety ...
... late the beak his had. and the knife Sal tea it into that of Mts. Buts.. I felt • peek is my band. Cerrigaa did se say • were Whig the wage time. By • Joree—Tbe kalif was pat late the safe. Ceara the bed I masted the nee. They often quar- • glad was bora ...
... and be is nearly of the same age as was at his decease that celebrated Whig by whose name he was baptised. Born in 1801, our War Minister was called Fox after the great Whig orator, and his speeches show that his taient for silence is his finest gift ...