... THE REFORM ACT AND THE WORKHOUSES. THE LATE REFORM ACT has scattered dismay amongst all classes et politicians; the Whig. are especially and although it was brought in and carried by the Tory party, very many of that party cannot make up their minds whether ...

... emenpre with tie 'awry which they endred. May ore is a well-warred apartreed, earl benters with Mewl sod water far the Int ore Whig their try h food If tey refused to the examining or rairrioners the herd re Int all wirdrawn, end the. the war, wirers the ...

... ith the of t'..;; • • a.nOtedly diminished. To • of a rontempor.try, the Rea: , .a.. '1 lltsnAEtat last year etf••••ti;3!:t Whigs the Irish e1te1l 13 . • STONE this year has not • the atii es. The ft, t .;••. _ one, no doubt. but we may :•• ••• 3• it ...

... Spend 14.1. r. Jaws Brown, Amp, . Robyn Weight, w heel, %rood. Mt. Idered Mew* Stroud. Mr. 'tidiest Perry, Moak &rood. Mr. Owe Whig, Higbatrest, &rood hir.Jabs D. Chapel-Week &rood. Mr. J. r: filtagq7l a_ Per., MOWN* broad, .J. C. • Jaharbelb Xr. Clarks ...

... eampatition. Two dogs got Into • fight in llisfalothe other afternoon, but a large Howfooloalsod to more up, awl, after watt:Whig the • few Wasiak sadtleuly caught tip one of tim ba l the asek sal trotted of with it, keeping spout him until his angry passions ...

... Heir idles to out their own interests, or to the tastes of their friends. At least, in Emden e t suchas thase, whether irem Whig or Coma -ratite. lot u wor Zt rnan all ham have the truth but the truth and Add* be'. • 'tat teith, which will survive the ...

... east noreatog io mpg us ei a we he mood. led we fano mew sera people a for the regular envier ear The het danger wont be set Whig at ash bore in the prig a !mann (owe engine the dieing wend he the heal ham the end object_ el the oink% wino the engem wont ...

... of Government this question would be grappled with with the force which in necesiory. Them are among the leading men of the Whig party men who have fair sentiment* with regard to Irelao4 but who. whenever they treat of this question, are afraid of dealing ...

... atrianittaiseing, however, the proposal of fixity of tenure, not as in itself a sauestrons am, bet as certain to tarn on the Whigs, Mr. Iforemaa slides' with chareteristio ease into the tempting part of his sabjest—that which affords plenty d Minty for displays ...

... rid won Then won esweel *S.% the past el the pow lady essism the rd bee edslier re imam es the bed on- Th e ewe will new ono Whig the perdiewhip. • Use sr Twwww—A Sawn degeribed •ge t lnV ik l r i god who ww Word is the &WA d WWI* was en Tuohy it awed ...

... berated in cab riding ; se they tide so often it wrest is as esoneass beset. Well. I most my this Marlin the very acne of Whig liber4 whams pried* en to give wibetenes to the rich and shadows to the ppm—Yours, G. F. DOWERS. Itedbowegli, Dec. 7th, Ism ...

... Mara mil at his maw sot he hew be smell a wt. gave laiwaMiia to the maim Wl6ll head that the had drivels a ash to Cholim ham Whig the onamea drive with all his might. imal. after cheat the hod there the hem stepped. M is rh: L two IWO hit at the hotel teem ...