... it is believed, to the Roman Catholic witnesses not having actually seen the cannon fired or the flags hoisted„—No rf ern Whig. ...

... whom were recognised imitlinnen of every grade in the agricultural world. ow PoTATOM The subjeet of the plate disease leas Whig amid the attention el some= esneeksweare. smog Ohm I have been Id be mks a firm the of which may not be uninteresting woe ef ...

... political connection, and the portrait bolts executed by him for the principal Whig families would fill a gallery, and form a oompaustios set of illustratinns to a history of the Whigs in oar time. His daughter, M rs. Thorneyeroth, inherits his connection, and ...

... political connexions, and the portrait busts executed by him for the principal Whig families would fill a gallery, and form compendious set of illustrations to history of the Whig- m our time. His daughter, Mrs. Thotneycroft, inherits his connexion, and continues ...

... bore the nickname of “the Newfoundland dog,” the alacrity with which he used to rush forward with a resolution to save the Whig Ministers difficulty. More Cider.—The world is threatened with a cider famine, not from the failure of the apples, but because ...

... pepper.’ —American Paper. No roan is always wrong. A clock that does not go at all is right twice tu the twenty-four boors. The Whigs are the Hebrews of politics. Regarding themselves as « chosen race, their privileges be inherited by birth, not conceded to ...

... expect to drop into their hungry mouths. Now, it is the question of a complete botUtvtrcstment of parties, the changing of Whig inside to outside and servativc inside to outside, and joining the two in a word; and without metaphorical clouding anv fact ...

... owing, it is believed, to the Roman Catholic witnesses not having actually seen the cannon fired or the flags hoisted.—Northern Whig. THE STROUD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1861. ACCIDENT on TUE MIDI. Alen RAILWAY AT MAMMY'S- Tiltls.—On Monday an eaciA•nt ...