... KNIGHT, 01 or Gazers& —lir Jams Knight, farmer, dps, Guthrie, died at &di, we the met with en week eider Leased, had Latham Whig ad be.. had be pap a at be est of we a Ir the li ea l the rum led ad the a rm ed by whisk way, he l bee the was ha Re beak ...

... Piotestaetinotrif Delad to the Pone of Rome. He did not . bat Chnetian and • Wend. busaelf. hitherto his actin had with the Whig party. but hp really pitied in moitieu ehith he had alien no. Mr Gladstone found himself at • side in the affors of England ...

... report of t►e Committee to the effect that Mr Folios'. scheme war imptacticable, and they against going on with it on amount of Whig means to dash the sewer. Oa 12th Jaattary last the Board had stain the matter of Mr Fulton's accoant before them. I sal considering ...

... county in Parliament, ant! I ask for him your derided and cordial sapport -(great applause)-not May brans thecolours of a troy Whig- which were upheld by his grandfa!her, Sir David Carnegie, and by the late Lord Pannaurc. by the late Mr Home. and by the late ...

... earlier than a day I. after the data as labia! the wails due at their I Ala d antvaL Greoubill rot• nougats will mot 23n1 at Whig Stria. A A.M. ; Thum:to), at 10.30 A. M. A Stole Wes'sow wvwtn Ito f••re. wee twolvarts same into .Mown at the tap 4if JAM ...

... by threw who wee ire daabla doing ed dignified form. He wm debgLied that new the premised to sut. seed • foram me Weedily to Whig .Hunt an pose. *nil I had perfect faith in the therefore cordially the to nasle by Mr Duke, Viet Mn Cesar not .ly added to ...

... nit flit Who, tog ear ethirenten. jortly the Conermatism of of Porke, of Peel. of • imollo to thin. they cane! themoriver Whig. or Tot ie., -• Mese Taint= of Malt n d Tabu. of stem.- .o mustily with soil lb. spurt of Koine. - • lbreset logelativ• ...

... to the Irish bind sad specially censured the speevhcs of M r Bright that subject. Thus encoureged by the ex. aeaple of the Whig Peer. Lard Derby institute • oompanwoo between Mr O'Sullivan exit Mr Bright—a emporia= which was decidedly to the advantage ...

... exceeded (.1111! As vocal, a considelable proportion of delinquelit. had Iwid tines frequelitly, suffered periods of sew - Nor/4mm Whig. LAMA Loot AT • During the year there has been by shipwrecks a total of 1279 ensile. There ha. bee. iiwreuse iu the grit. number ...

... Nays.- J. 0. Wawa, a Whitt. b . • • 0 D. c b lidebart. D. . . . • . A. b . IA • • • 0 3. b &Am. . b . D. . A. • MAI. b J. D. Whig. ► W. black. b • D. Cold, AA , . D. P Nevski. oal,. . .1. 'Hann I. D. WWI.. ran no 0 r b . Wont, Oaklan, r I . H. Kal. mu out ...

... the large quantity of water collecting in the trench. The wells will now soon be in active operation. The Belfast ' Northern Whig' continues to receive the meet favourable reports of the Sax crops. Tee Rine RANO. AT Ettior.—The embankment and butts at the ...

... • large extent even in acntlasrl, is against in Prenby. Winn Chore., Met whom better this.. mieltt be es petted, are eauWhig vely Iron. and VIM.* doctrinal l the objet—sad we have had lately to oar own town (Mosinee) • by • AMA , the Bishop of thin ...