... Glamor would but he hr..' that 'lie J. trek' in. That w.. nn thermos/ d hie report of the Grab Kirkcudbright, Me Maxwell wes a Whig, list • import, of the and he hoped he wanld get in. (Those temente we , elicited m ass•er to hr Mr There was errs thirstier ...

... sermon in Ireland 214,092 ; in 1862, it wis 160,070. There has been an Mores. since 1864. These nacres,' says the Northern Whig.' speak for themselves, and they offer both to the spinner and farmer a very cheering pcnpret. The , ncreme of sowing in 1146 ...

... st wrioat internal .11.411 i l s Ai ov the Tried I'olll4. on Wolncrola), the Rey. Ritchie, minister 44 the unit,' parishes WhiG•kirk and Ti l gloom, appliol to the tort for an segmentation of with CIII for l i 111 l elomets.tort granted the augmentation ...

... entrenetted en high pnad, and to decisive eland. skirmish. Go Freesia mend to ban led b..fly, hat asp. Wed WO the enemy. The • Whig' he. despatches Noronha, V. by which it anon that Gemini Vitale% drove the Federal earthy woo tits Ramos and Settee FM& Dental ...

... %Moot .eery yot ere:twit.. {stroll ; but 1 not in • *mil for great leader the Ile ban hero wowed not by Ti ooly by Inaba-washy Whig, awl their organ. in the permnote them, I regent 1.. ray. nett noel—in Sort. of sod *lmitating to the rtpe of the on. For there ...

... cuaidered. Thy letter Ws conic too late for publics, ties this week. The Forfanhire fezhounda meet on Monday. Dee, 27th, at Whig Street. at II o'clock ; and on Thursday, Dee. 30th, at Balaban, at II o'clock. Tee Bc Kee A meeting of the Committee of Town ...

... unaninome,sed it was both. for when it was re was lo was oilseed by 106 .hem and 21 sod of all the. 50 Wow ee ai^ of 100 Whig bees by more th to 40 by of 'rodeo,. Tbee you, .em alto. 200, now tt n a.. ester. of 500 (Aitgliisoe.) Thee your elder. were ...

... lowa. maw-WIT for oats oat boa*. Od to 01 Buie; 54 IC., . Ow. 40 l4 04 na..: 140 11 1 13 &sately arra.' Moeda,. gad longs urea Whig Report—Warr, Iles. .1.4 6w. Pre* liberal wheat. moderato of cob, en»ll Soar sad barley. Very thin barn. or hale I. sorban. ...

... grow into statesmen from a love of what should be a noble pro• kudos. The existing system Elms hiudemnm Instead of help. The Whigs are willing to furnish the working• elan with a grievesce in the shape of a sham measure, which, when its results am known ...

... ethibited • doubly with point something else. md, balancing himself for • or two. exelairsed—• Oh. good night.' and mode has exit. Whig sou 1310 4 now obvion• enough. • Inn forward, endeavoured to optlegiae and .tent II • forbearance of the audience. when in ...

... hove been to °wow lb.. reading. but whit. it view the rotating to the party, booed. Mr More. choice It is underetworl that. (Whig I the withdrawal of the duality, the of the rantoyoug the hill, allowed to paw the *wind reading, will not he allowed to gn ...

... held el a. 7110 p r testier, .4 ',Mein has than tercet death. Mamie wheat. rate. worth de. par sod Spool. white. MY. the M Whig tooted .1 75. Y. Belgian ohm. we1l Hamblin. sod fn. Gamowy prices, felt 1u11 of Fro. sad throat Loma. ladle.. a Mesa • to ...