... Mercury. Snt, —This Whig coutNuis a spiced” report proceedings purporting to hare taken place before the Returning Officer, at the workhouse, Saturday last, in which, to my surprise. 1 am made to take a prominent part. The reader* of the Whig could not understand ...

... on; the effect upon persons operated on is most pleasing, and is considered by many as efflcaoioas Turkish bath.”—Norfkcra Whig. “The apparatus made use of in shampooing Mr. Ranaoah is most efficient. Warm water is first applied to the bead, and the ...

... administration in this country coaid no longer be safely played court game of blmdman’s buff. The hereditary distinction between Whigs and Tories Mr. Canning laughed at as more imposture tit for nothing but to deceive the ignorant; and so selected from each ...

... good Reform Bill from Lord Derby than from Lord Palmerston. The Tories, his estimation, are far greater Reformers than tho Whigs, and therefore he voted to keep the lories in office. In this way he excuses the vote he gave to sustain Lord Derby. Again ...

... Palmerston and bring in Lord Derby, as some men not only liberal and popular, but downright democratic, have done in our time. The Whigs of this day boast to be independent well as liberal, nnd they are always ready to prove their independence ousting their chief ...

... satisfaction; the effect upon persons operated on most pleasing, and considered by many as tfficucioua as a Turkish with.—Norther* Whig. . . „ „ •‘The apparatus made nse of in shampooing Mr. is most efficient. Warm water is first applied the bead, ana the temperature ...

... written Lord Macaulay, may verified reference to the Fifth Volume of his History uf England, are;— ** canvassed actively on the Whig side !” A Fair Remark.—A middle-aged young lady is so angry with the Government for asking her how old she is, shat she declares ...

... ; the effect upon persons operated on most pleasing, and is considered by many as > ffleacious aa Tuikh-b bath, —Sorthern Whig. The apparatus made ns* of in shampooing Mr. Ranaoaw is most efficient. Warm water is first applied to the head, and the ...

... employed, and earned 3d per day. then brought under the notice of the meeting a statement which had appeared in the Northern Whig, to the effect that some of the weavers were only paid Is 11-l per day for doing as much work as the lahoureis of the Harbour ...

... the effect upon persons operated on is most pleasing, and i ...