... various eine, ler bawl et prolong Is both et ;he ; se sad ea ridge, and dread mama = n o Care doubt be sakes Se avoid brM add ae Whig She make the et Work ems be hot as IimgALLI AND HAPPINESS FOR THE NZIVOINI DSBILIT•TIiD.—Tbe bedews at • tet maks known as ...

... Cellergrees. The ere we aril was tbalyed ad& Jima It tbat tie bow tin oosr, and oo the rosand Ur woo wined out ot coon. Nom Whig wpm raga la amps/ iris Mu Itaam—Willkm W ear% yem et iv, Ye el Wow. lait ise strati:es Hat r us lave aid lbw rode' MN toe web ...

... speaker, one cannot but ask whether his own course as official was not exactly that which he now criticises in others 1 The Whigs may have all aorta of demerits ; none but their own near relations and connexions may be admitted into the charmed official ...

... 7, Whitehallgardens. From many parts of Ireland, the most gloomy anticipations are formed concerning the crop& The Northern Whig says :—ltis impossible to estimate the leas inflicted byeachdays rain ; every symptom of a change is welcomed with eager anxiety ...

... event, caused lar,re crowds to assemble in the &meet& A number (Amman 113111,1 , 11 sentup. when, according to the Nor/kern Whig, about 20 constables appeared on the ground and began chasing the parties, striklng them with large sticks and using them roughly ...

... ministerial changes - which, in all probability, will eventually determine the premiership of Lord Palmerston, or Lord Derby. The Whig majority iu the Commons has frittered away to a merely uoininal.political superiority. Any further loss of supporters by the ...

... Majesty emW4d in a river stew boat, and proceeded op the Muse to Oresowieb, whore the Royal party landed acid inspesiad the Whigs sad CliepoL Apia embarking, tie King sassed op Ms river te Hawke-bridge, where the Qmon's emigres wore morademe te moray his ...

... ballot; sod from this period to 1841 be took an active part, under Sir Robert Peel, in battering the lame Government of the Whigs. When Peel entered upon office Mr. Herbert was appointed Secretary to the Admiralty, and so remained until, in 1843, he was ...

... reoolratiw in the come of which several raw were brad is gentlemen willies defray the swing to the the total emirs received Whig abase £24. The reseherile then pet died serried. TM HMI lINd Rev. E. rut propeewl— rem It Is a rem d rub satleferin row Ur ...

... if there wee a cooeitkration between Charles llaetie and Mrs. Bateher. Another plea set forth that the note wee made void by Whig Materially altered without the consent or knowledge of the defendant, that was to say by having these words on the note. Payment ...

... isoell.g.nt and issilustritasa men who in all have only to h.I. while others no • west worth drle by their vote .nsestious of Whig and by 'brit .hail that u .laite !talc largely to extend red party the booms: ~1 cloto.; •altr'a plat a, o.um to notlsmg. th-d ...

... Isneg, ler labourer, charged with stealing balf-a-peer a Ws Ask valve IC from • art at the Stone bridge, we a *mired With Whig the Quay tor the a ronitted for lit days' es ewe rd JONIOI Hen as to Mr. Lannon, we. bro here the Isesh, his grew that he had ...