... that the year 1861 will pass away as a year of peace—that the apprehensions at one time eatertained, m to the spring and maser Whig disturbed by the clang of arm and stained by the effusioo of blood, may be disappointed, and that we shall arrive at the t ...

... have since advancediabout fis. d d per owlt 'e *t Bt 3 hW AySi T T *Dn g '1 oD nx P o BdYu. ,tt ' ' (lroiu'bmhe Nortlier d Whig of Satl-rday.) l 6 THE L'T Ds'.-C~onduerrnt'oircumnstances taken into 'account',: the Moaseraively easg state oE the money ...

... dressed in ‘blue and buff, Ute Ist April 1861. LINSEED CAKE. re«trlction.s regard to the time of Participation in Profits v old Whig colours, looked excellent health and spirits. LINSEED and LINSEED MEAL. have been removed ;-aud other arrangements have been ...

... in those days, for any man to set as the antagonist of popular progress. Of knowledge in the abstract the most Conservative Whig or Tory the House of Commons boasts, is the friend. But then, these abstract friends, unfortunately, never find it convenient ...

... o01e, is most provo;ing ' City lords a(ld county squireelns of t the Tory school are appalled at tLe conheptiol|. Toryisric Whigs, were they h ot satisfied th:t thy owe i,lace andipl ower to ther great finaunier, ande that tacy could iiot do without hilll ...

... the poor—yea, the rich. Sr Charles Wood, Secretary of State for India and President of the Indian Council, a constitutional Whig and the Mr Gladstone, is the greatest grower of chicory in the world. A doe. ble duty on the foreign article is just the thing ...

... discussion , of the abstract merits of those appeals to the people Lord John Russell regards with a contempt hardly befitting a Whig statesrhan. Passing from all such purely theoretical discussions as irrelevant in pre' sent circumstances, Cavour puts his ...

... of the Principal and the Janitor while in Oxford there are often many thousands. It is well known to be ruse the part of the Whig party to get in another man of their own, for it is well understood that were this great boon (?) granted, Parliament House ...

... law Lords, now reversed the judgment of the Court below, declaring the marriage to be illegal. The Linen Trade.—The Northern Whig of Saturday says: —Concurrent circumstances taken into account, the comparatively easy state of the money market, and the ...

... coveted to ortirr with eon, toad rkarrocii. seen thoush it has Am owe et without, they way he refloi we • tertate and rotor Whig sem pertiniterty If Oistosat heat the 'beet and threat night end eneewing. Htbletwoth the .y. ear panes is betl even set lAte ...

... Churcll, and indulged at my father's table, on every fitting opportunity, in invectives aigainst thle Presbyte. rians; and Whigs, as if it had hben on purpose to rebuke his benefactor for having conformed, and enjoying the emolnaents wshiel1i ministcred ...

... e mamma was the driver of • !extortive connected with the Comes Pit. end the sailor had been allowed by him, u su . we 'Whig% to the regaletions the Forth Company. to net • dn.* with him, wham through some want of caution. be fell before the the locomotive ...