... any admixture of errors. The Whigs, for example, as politicians, were never considered immaculate, unless, perhaps, by the Whigs themselves, although, when Whiggcrv was a living tiling, and not a fossilised tradition, the Whigs were, upon the whole, better ...

... The quailed end Diodes preen Idles, es well es osmium he will sever be well up is the Deals' ws. Home the bet of too sway Whig is the WO attempt Is pat is utilleial teeth. Ladies and Usstlessee, be pisetieske who is year Deaths. It is of se year heath ...

... atfterliter In one of the papers says ►.e a cortege to lit el6ht rooms and on ova of land. It kW Men smarty' that the wont Whig was derived from the initials of the party metro, We hope lo God. A coontrytaan who saw for the ant time • hooped skirt et ...

... la • wet miliaria 16141. I him used • Is rad I b••• sorts el *imp le my Owe. le k.erns why I fib. ,. saws wash* is. S is mei Whig the herb, awl mph • Sas oho Illesides. ear =la bow m y ist at Ohs Pabsolse—Rerres Tine Less, lbw Sell by at the awl by and ...

... dressmaker, 211 years, and unmarried, lived with father, George Mme, plester, and her stepmother, in Leslie road. She bad beim Whig tor a ions time, and at the time ot her death was far advs.dpesacy. This was get known to the father the Wednesday night before ...

... with the petty jealousy of Lord Johu Russell, who, because he was permitted by the late Lord Grey to be the mouthpiece of the Whig Reform Bill of 1831-2, considers that no one has a right to mll troduce any reform measure but himself, and he bes came dreadfully ...

... the Reform Ministry, unless some pressure from without should make recourse to that imposture a good card in the hand of the Whigs. The break-down of the Bankruptcy Bill presents somewhat different history. The Attorney-General was eager September 1, iB6O ...

... shall ever kaew what their less was. sad has the aslant the it b op twee eery heavy. 7 fresh the ramp at Wainer, at dank. Asir Whig risked the rebels' psh. The relate wild alley to wire the ph. and bid kin that they had buried eight soldiers. and would sestet ...

... as well as the grouse, their feathered companions. —Roserea Letter, Monday. Some time ago favourable mention was made in the Whig of a new variety of oats called Canadian, which had been introduced into this part of the country by _Mr Samuel M Barry, of ...

... they had. Yet even the Fortifications Bill—the solitary achievement of the Session—bears most unmistakeably the impress of Whig-Radical imbecility and perverseness. The desire of the nation is that our coasts and our capital should be adequately and ...

... himself to equity practice ; while Mr. Barker is currently rumoured to have devoted himself principally to the assistance great Whig landlord on the bench of his county. ...

... gimplorti Circular.) Arrivals of (rola very sosell those of foreign kr se alo• of barrel floor. thialy cl„ sod the Sitio •II sale, Whig I old for psic.e, I Taw little is lereign ; sod ea the Om soles effected le per quo-tor gnt=m• Barley a los.fry ot Mbeeisyk ...