... Tows Hall. The we woman had been grants& M. be city Magistrates od at the is of Mr Bawl Lyon, sad 'broker, charges the Omer Whig taken and plied to his own use the ot to him for the a bill_ on the Union Usk, Streik London. Theri which is has sod pledged ...

... out the Cvnlivention Act iu Nlianouri. The property liable to confiscation in estimated at 30,000,00 b dollars. 'fhe Richmond Whig', says that the expenses of the Confederate government nines the commencement of the war to August of this year amount to 317 ...

... soo mad as regards the 110•1010 01 110•11 of these M. AIM seem to eight friend. the Lb aa tidy stage we gladly a wealthy of Whigs and Acids would hail the Sear We knew hew easier it would be for such mem to ten, or twenty moods to his moanmeet, principle ...

... man, agentleman, an it was not altogether an evil ; goed Council was all Tory was jobbery—at it was sat with closed doors. Whigs expelled the T and then it was all on one side, as before, and he was free to confess that little than the Tories (laugh hear) ...

... Rally for the Union. Grand Mass Ratification Meeting. ` The Union, the Constitution, and the Laws. All Democrats and Whigs—every friend of 'the Constitution as it is, and the Union as it was'—all opposed to the dissolution of this glorious Union ...

... charge dismissed on the merits. A similar decision has been recently given bv the magistrates Portumna; and thus, this precious Whig-bantling, which is based on the startling paradox of having a mere suspicion a proof of guilt, has bioken down on its first ...

... common and universal laws of life. These processes vary according to the form of the creature. As the arm becomes a fore log, a whig, or fin, the quadruped grazes, the bird flies, and the Ssh swimS, and with each and all these forms and functions peculiar ...

... railway company, the man was endeavouring to cross the rails in front of the train, when he was knocked down and ed. —Northern Whig. The Late Accident on the Kdinbcbgh and Gi.asgow Kailway. —lt is stated that the claims the Railway Passengers’ Assurance Company ...

... away the dogs,” said the wolf to the shepherd ; and winking at his cubs, he added in an under tone, you shall sup on lamb.” Whigs, Tories, and Radicals often play at this game; but in such cases the lamb always falls to the Tories: The Conservatives are ...

... Of this effusion, his lordship very prudently took no notice, and the writer sent a copy of it to newspaper called the Old Whig, in which it appeared on the 30th of October, 1735. In the “Gentleman’s Magazine” for I73s* p. 679, is representation of a ...

... conviction, that any patronage he might possess was to be disposed of solely for the advancement of public interests. As a Whig, following the traditions of his party in its purest days, he thought it incumbent to give due consideration to the popular ...

... wee the onion which prevoiled among good m in supporting the State -andNatiottal Gower:an:mt. forgetting n tint they were Whig. or Denimants; and not less cheering woo it w the generous which all of foreign birth heve offered to their adopted country ...