... have degraded question life and and 3uch is the style in which they treat matter the highest interest society. The Northern Whig, not approving of the San Letter't view, advertises sheriffs thai hangman is disengaged, and that he may be heard of the 2nd ...

... presumptuous the essay*!,—to give any opinion on the rela; tive merits the Federals or Unitarios, who some few years | ago were the Whig and Tory political parties in this country. Cautious of animadverting on the ideas any sect or party, I may nevertheless allowed ...

... =and. kls dd load. • of Award octal sholo. mimed go apoo nod swag thou MO of garter. On D- 21 4 .1. 4= • io WI d bay ao Ida dm Whig *ma oil iho whole oontinhe dowel I owl& bow bora by as lama pima. AT 0011 MAIL A vIWW• Ss rim • ars : Il b• • ssesowwft ...

... ltJ benches ; but what was far better, was eminently sound and statesmanlike ° c $ way, we were not a little amused to find Whig contemporaries stigmatising . pursued as ' mean. Mean ! Pray who ' of taking a mean advantage when Lord x $ driven from power ...

... aMaugh L. there brery little appeeranos of it, enweest with tem. A very it cd a war de at &era et St. e at:: cely as it wee en- Whig the and very edam Ind yet Wade, it wee—boys candles end a prink a it relipteums, r writ white with hog vonstilts et the es ...

... question of life and death, and such is the style in which they treat matter of the highest interest to society. The Northern Whig, not approving of the Newi Letter's view, advertises sheriffs that a hangman is disengaged, and that he may be heird of on ...

... can see the Southern reports of battles, as the New York papers receive here contain all that is published by tbe Richmond Whig, Enquirer, Bcc. We are now awaiting the general denouement before Richmond, Whatever it may be, fear it will net end tbe war ...

... who died of a pigtol..hot wound, P particular attention to the manse object. The ininiater , ing the whole of bee clothes Whig ks • vase or by eiinal an u d iti t wum bat t oo har c l , e i a 5. we.itmoubm with concluder by saying that he will ...

... our opinion that the time ws ill- I chosen for shaking the position of a minimter, or opening a gate for the opposition. The Whig ministry is cer- tainly not what it ought to be; but what a Tory mi- nistry would be we may infer from the conduct of the l ...

... or you will • deal. the plane 1 Id. a country woman, with picturesque dam. row.white W 4 and basket on her arm, on bar law, Whig bit beads and praying. Here is an old ma n taring round r he one of the many allTsm er ti hawing. And hers, before the grand ...

... than they would uphold Mr. Disraeli in governing under favour of the Pope’s Brigade and the Manchester School; and there are Whigs who prefer boldly to cast themselves upon the Conserva'ives for support, rather than purchase the support ultra-Liberals policy ...

... had quitted his carriage and was about to ascend the great stamen of the palaee, in which the financial oommiadon holds its 'Whigs, a pistol was fired at him. The psapetraior haa seized, bat his name is unhaown. The Marquis has not been Injured. Weaezw, ...