... ADMINISTRATION * or UArKASbiw’ FAUAim. LEGACIES, DIVISIONS, TRANSFERS, he. Every r.cacriptlon of Farm Stock, Uonea, Cattle, pro whig Crops, Produce, Fuini'ure, Plate, linen. Bosks, General Stockain-Trude. Innkeepers’ Effects, he., and FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ...

... MILLION STERLING. nißßevoas mam nmTsa Chair*SAMUEL ASHTON, Fsq. E. R. LANOW'oRrUY. E«i. I JAS. Esq- M.P. EDWARD TOOTAL, 1 THOMAS WHIG LEY, Esq. StcacTAaT to thr Co*rA>v—>wintim boult. Esq. Kksiokmt SrcaKTAHT—K. K nnedy, Esq. FIRE DEPARTMENT. PREMIUMS in l»00 ...

... effect upon the House of Commons. Tories orew exultant, and halt.lu'acled Liberals quailed under the lordly menaces. Antiquated Whigs and ftiei.'ds domestic-pcacc-at-any.price thought anything was better than a collision between the two House s. result, in ...

... ry’s eulogiumi*, might describe the (lunomaration a popular ovation to a glittering vestige of the almost extinct race of whigs. The awkwardness of their situation appears to have been (elt the gentlemen who got up the banquet before it took place. The ...

... the Government while did not commit him very far. Mr, Disraeli makes one great admission. He censures, by implication, his Whig friends who led the assault upou the Budget, He confesses that the balance sheet of the ensuing year would, it stands, afford ...

... the Uavernmeut while it did not commit him very far. Ur. Disraeli makes one great admission. He censures, by implication, his Whig friends who led the assault upou the .Budget, confesses that the balance sheet of the ensuing year would, aait stands, afford ...

... MILLION STERLING. CnAi*MA»—SAMUEL ASHTON. Ebq. B. R. LANOWORTHT. Kaq- I JAB. A. TURNER. Bto-t M.P. EDWARD TOOTAL. Em. | THOMAS WHIG LEY, E*q Skcbbtabt ra* ajit— Svlntoa Boult, Eaq. RasioiXT Sbcutabt—R. A. Kennedy, E»q. FIRE DEPARTMENT. PREMIUMS to 1800 (exslusire ...

... whom inherited the title wore, was Tory of the most antique mould; but the late Sir James Graham began bia career aa a liberal Whig. Hie eloquence and logic were enlisted in the service of the popular cause, and they contributed very much to the advancement ...

... inherited the title he wore, was Tory of the moat antique mould; but the late Sir James Graham began hi* career as a liberal Whig. His eloquence and logic were enlisted in the service of the popular cause, and they contributed very much to the advancement ...

... instil into the minds of some of his children the principles of honesty, obedience, and the obligations of religion. Poor Whigs! yon come in for large share of calumny in these affairs You hare incurred the displeasure the eommnnitr, and one of the Tory ...

... instil into the minds of some of hi* children the principles of honesty, obedience, and the ohtigations of religion. Poor Whigs! yon come in for large share of ealnmnv in these affairs Yon havo inearred the displeasure of the community, one of the Tory ...

... Hungattan language we fear the despot of that country might tempt him to accept . lucrative peat at Vienna Peatb, aod tbe English Whigs A l Sdari' * * ~“ ri ‘» Ibii cue now lice in nut-tbelL The Home the note from (be robot Uommituonec, Where did tho Police ...