... utmost satisfaction; the effect persons operated most pleasing, and considered by many efficacious Turkish bath. —Northern Whig. I he apparatus made nse of in shampooing by Mr. Rakaoau is most efficient. Warm water is first applied to the head, and the ...

... m assimilates the prin- ciples and borrows the watchwords its adversary. The Lancashire election is warning, and both the Whigs and Peelites may find out, when it is too late, how entirely they have been dependent on the great personal popularity of the ...

... charge of extensive establishment, and can give most satisfactory testimonials of ability and char..iters addressed A. 8., Whig Office,” will have prompt attention. b4sd tftal IS HEREBY GIVEN, PURSUANT OTICE t»p.6o. •»©«'. W. that D«e ...

... so. I agree with the editor of the Whig in thinking that not the Harbour Board, but the Municipal Corporation, should have charge of such trust. Until, indeed, onr municipal difficulties shall be arranged, the Whig would confide the park to an elected ...

... Henderson. Castle-Place; Mr. O. Kerb, Castle-Place; Mr. eillv. High- Street ; Alexander Masne, Corn Market: Mr. Johnston. Whig Office; Mr. T. Martin, Bonner Office: Mr. Virgin, AV»r«-f>w ...

... lay. When in the House of Commons he was not very successful—lawyers seldom are. He was an uncompromising Liberal of the old Whig school, and boxed his corner in right loyal style. As a politician, however wc may in many things dissent from him, we must ...

... Jeffrey, and during the unpopularity of the Whig Government, all whose acts it set itself indiscriminately to uphold. Brougham, and his brother William, Senior, and Macaulay, with some underlings, wrote up every Whig act and design, and made a virtue and success ...

... exploded policy of exciting the North agsinst the Sooth, and attempting to govern the country other an fair means. Since the Whig influence among the constituencies, never had gross an insult been offered to the magistracy of free country as the appointment ...

... O’Connell—Come, now, won’t you tell us something Lord Campdeu? (Laughter.) Mr. Murphy—Will you allow the Whig priests to heard ? Shame upon the Whig priests. (Great uproar.) Mr. Hennessy—l assure you, Mr. Murphy, that I do feel exceedingly ashamed to see ...

... than any subsequent success in life. served for three months in the campaign, and his return was in the same year nominated Whig candidate for the Legislature; hut the county being Democratic, he was beaten, though his own election precinct gave him 277 ...

... the effect upon persons operated most pleasing, and is considered by many as efficacious as a Turkish hath.*’—■.Vorffcera Whig. . . „ ••The apparatus made use of In shampooing Mr. Kakaoan is most efficient. Warm water first applied to the head, and the ...

... the effect upon persons operated on is most pleasing, and i ...