... belaemic pesperdes, will be bond a most refreshing lock° toe seam& of Ohs Year, mete Portico's:ly during the heat =mew • it Whig perfectly T harmless, may be used with the greatest safety at a ll those. bottle*, Is. and 9s. ftd- each. W. LEVER ANDCO, and ...

... hia may on Mum, in tire F fioloovb lierietr, drew upon him the 'Mention of lie , ratio. reading INI llr. The leaders of the Whig party. let ark non I, t of hisli erary minwrlorlty. appointer' Mr. Macaulay Maud-.n Flailkniptey.and ISM herutered parliament ...

... companion's fate, or from hard-earned experience, bad gone up to the gun bit off the cord connected with the belt, and the danger Whig averted, went and ate the meet in undisturbed comfort. And it is a common occurrence for a fox to make a trench up to the bait ...

... last three or bar week,, aad the atteatteace at rare was better; the butchers having ekared oat their stook were degrees of Whig op this meat gag et lama ; there was a very good trade in mottos at per over lag week's ratay. Deaf sad veal wee lower I. price ...

... property of the late Lord EgremonL The Duke of Richmond, the present one, was formerly a Whig, and was in the Whig ministry ; the Duke of Norfolk was also a Whig, and it was instrucuve to notice that at that time the Western Division was represented by ...

... irretbita Wit of NO Wilier af peak steeling. Defend us, fay I, siaLest • Plerilt• Aftlablaratioa We have heard at Tiny Whig Administration+. Nellie A and eirth, but, he ave nist, Xr.. ay I, whet Wichan of Fie-ite Admialstrenien, With a eatiaidy to ...

... with the will of his assernal Joseph Dalian, who bequethed to hia the bulk his wealth- His lordship was a supporter of the whig The deceased was a patron of the tart, ant hat a racing end. He is eneseded in W title end terby no eldest son by his firs ...

... DOWN Tsetse. Par. I, S. ISi 8. 1, 2. I, 1, 1,3. Is 2. 3 3. Lai. I, I. 131 1,5. I, 3. 1, 11, PM. 5,10. 1 1, 2, S. yard., le Whig funned at tho Cryostat Pules,. The butt 1)111 be against • high earth.baidc, ad sides will be likewise --- .--I PIMLICO (West ...

... theme, tkkipq I wised with Anton% the Mem** of Which bare to get wane eror Once, I . l ish l 6 . .mhelhair that I Med mon- Whig my Mende could think of, get Ant nig, is well as Inas. the hem mottles! Wrier. ghost three worts sow., ver y tt , I ',or.. ...

... who was labouring under a very recent domestic affliction. Wheels, wes thee charged by Mary Akehunt, with aosaulting her, by Whig and kicking her, on the 21st tilt. The defendant indignantly repelled the charge. Complainant deposed—l and my sister were ...

... was a perfect joke (bear, hear). There might. be Whop 1a tho budget that some of those present wished to retain ; but the Whigs had a way 01 taring hack budgets. They had done two or three times and they might be forced to adopt a similar course on the ...

... One of them said I suppose you will stand a quirt now? I don't know which said that. Leers turned to the gate and took Whig hat and wiped his fume, say i ng the load had made him sweat. He said he had just come from Mr. Larkin'''. Hayward (charged ...