... bIA.,eA~grrn, BsreEI7. LOANS, LE ASSURANOE, AND ANNUITIES. TPHE CONSOLIDATED LIFE ASSUANCE COMPANY, 45, ORE1APSIDE, LONDON. Whig Company offoete Life Aseurance on every known ?? prinale, Bo that all the modern advanteges offered b lyi- ted are obtained ...

... neet ihnlsya nig7o 8hIai . 4,4 To sums received of depositors within the year ending By sums actually paid for managemnent whIG the mid 28th November, 1859 ?? 47,187 17 8 year, viz.:- To Interest on mneys Invested wih the Commissioers ?? .£R2,178 7 5 ...

... fearleely sseit, that *e sell Cheaper than any other ehop cn do. The reason for this Is plain to every unprejudiced mind; .Whig ,to our small expenae buyin our xmaterials with cash,' and getfing them up oursielvewoarve aI n a :'psitlon te ,feel lntertsted ...

... entitled to carry In any Ilot551 the master or owner of any ship to =zyh11 rt.5S oJI of vrtx ripgnpowder, or any othgr oads whig, in the judgment oR 1such 1mster or owner, are f dqaerons nature; anD if any pereon carriesor seds by any sp any goode of a ...

... Btnd s &% i tuatesh Mrrnlnr Moalt. intecut f]~ nt 7 aPricoR.; cmpd d.A on IjRIDEA7t ?? d weltoh peat week.Lts ?? ~TLODYA D'S W-~HIG LY MOTN ?? XIII VALUABE PriRN e D POPERTY. known, CLpar adathe wrd foy EAnt-damTWholapsand othr Bnlorder en. IMGARTEECIR OL ...

... the un- called-for innovations in our Constitution which the Manchester School of politicians has driven the. more moderate Whigs to advocate; and, beyond all, the ?? disfranchiseernnt of those ancient Constituencies which, like our own, have been reduced ...

... Besmtont's tinpronoente (the onry ?? adopted by ?? War Depatra ti rbat mnore.p ularly to their new Revolver the Deane a! 1 tng, f whig the most severe tens has been pronounced bh d o ncer othh rans~ind gnreaexperiencetobethomost dmnle anda!1 perfect now In use ...

... un- called-for isnoeations in our Constitution which the i Manchester School of politicians has driven the moare moderate Whigs to advocate; and, beyond all, the uxjst disfranchisement qf those ancient Constituencies whicA, like our own, have been reduced ...

... nevertheless, they now ad- vance a doubt As to wheth'er some violently fraudulent use may not be made of the power with which the Whig Reform Bill proposes. 'to endow them. Is it uncharitable to conjecture that an' unquiet consclence troubles- our governing ...

... the un, celled-for innovations in our Constitution which the Manchester School of politicians has driven the more moderate Whigs to advocate; and, beyond all, the unjust disfranchisement of those ancient Constituencies which, like our oacn, have been reduced ...

... awwhile forget, hin the shade of their ances- tral Oak-s, the cares of Engiah statecraft and the whirl of can-. dfirt betiwden Whigs and Termes, Protestants and Catholics, Churchmen and Dissenters, Is now left so far behind us to have% loot All 'apparent conuexion ...

... farmho ndutses arm within ther lia-nd l maiernul theb lancIe frn thehof.ne. The graerde Isanrunodte tlsy walrealeot at time, whig.en cothfanins tj sers-slt ias veyuarch on & presedu-n s, gre. andiwellfatonal with fin is ttheei fu,,l hexpreo. The hot-~ S ...