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... os them Wile bell. producing • healthy and permiasma action of tio loodo, go int is a abort time will mot be required. and Whig as an oil they any be given to Wakes. Prom Dr. Dick, Lassillotris , Ihrsulesies. Sle,—Send me bottle of your Dandelion Camomile ...

... pest dt the lino, FOUR BUDGETS AND FOURTEEN BLUNDERS. LET those who desire to see the political and financial follies of the Whig-Radicals ably analyzed and causticidly expose .1 read the first article in Blackwood's Magazine for January. It is masterly ...

... Party entertained Daniel O'Connell at a 4rsnil dinner ill 1835, which was intended to be a demonstration to intimidate the Whig Government, and also for the declaration of their revolutionary principles. That he then abused the landowners nith the most ...

... 0001. for its The Greek reveroemeot, iii. Wed, reposes trident* the of Übe lees to the of the army es/ th e Aostrlas after Whig szpusu . MI or se rest eMiiM Ile lbes engine, sbled N s large somber Tided at the Royal Weft at Spandau. A is, days ego ire ...

... n has won another victory. We are not so horrified about it as the ridiculous Whig Radicals who call the police grant a Government bribe, although first offered by a Whig-Radical Government. We hope, as the question is for this year settled, that the ...

... theory or system of government will render this individual attention unnecessary. Experience has shewn that the advent of the Whigs docs not result in a millcnium, and that the nil* of the Tories does not ensure the reign of contentment.. In general politics ...

... Ha asked—if the Queen sent for Cobden and Bright, would Mr. Horsman join them ? (Mr. Horsman : No.) He would not support the Whig, which was the best; then would snpport Lord Derby ? (Mr. Horsman did not answer, bnt merely shook his head.) Mr. Hobsman : ...

... Dentist, Truro, visits any residence in Cornwall and Devon, application. Established 1854. FI LME R* S COU H PILL S.— The folio whig letter in favour of Fmarsn’s Cough Pitts, skews at once that anyone troubled with a Cough should on account be without them ...

... equal to the task of fighting against the Earl of Derby, especially as that nobleman’s hands are now strengthened by renegade Whigs like Earl Grey and Lord Monteagle. It is a little singular that 1800 having passed without a single ministerial change, the ...

... the imp p'- • f Hcige Sec - .clary. Such man, is evident, t havo some tort *1 official aptitade ; someibing more ih .a rcsj Whig baronet, or dccuit literary man. lie has been oTco long, lint must have acquire I good character. U not onULm that pilolus ...

... IRISH PROSPERITY. The Northern Whig, tec m i article, supporting its views previously expressed, a.i t*» the general increoae Irish •si'Ciity wiiliin the last few years, gives the lo’.lowin;' btaiisltca, not in the first instance:— 1c :!:c r.umher of ...