... older Prolodl dremd arcdom. bodily sad meats! Imbecility. the Infirmities boldest to mutt sad marmity. noncom deldlity. Ac.; Whig • moat al re. dew of Ho memo rams sod modem encomia. Is the poem of HIM wort will be Mood golden roles. By Ur. C. D. Hama, ...

... do irk ea a *mar dirge: alleged re her bum seeds 1, at ibis eight ler sold drat heaped dere Aka Bereft sight, be wee usiM M Whigs Lige delbsdest, who was dreg& and Weir Mob ewers Be bed hawked the ere ask, ad shed his by W trust le dreads ha. The dohs der ...

... to the Town Hall, light the streets, it is turned into party appointment. clerks are wanted for public it is a question of Whig or Tory, Churoh or Chapel. In rindioation the various manieiphl committees, whom these nomination# have been confided during ...

... Because the batter (■» a pound) eeßer; They likewise presented some cartloads signature* From men ail minds, both Tory and Whig natures. I should be a rex a whole million Of besides they would think tStj 'on. Xowit p'raps mar right, though tie oet reach ...

... there i* every nope cd a r looking gal danger of tliat but I don’t long favourable concluoion, perhaps at no distant date, rho whig D her ear- You dear little critter, you take ear* Eiuiioror, who earnestly desires to see the merchant navy hare too many iron* ...

... principle of nou-intervention—so opposite to the passion for hawking constitutions about the world which beset some of our Whig statesmen, a decade or two ago,—will be suffered to prevail on this occasion. Mr. Cobden's speech to his constituents at Rochdale ...

... days he even relepted towards tbe besmutched Whigs, induced thereto by the marriage of his present biographer with one of the sect, and his consequent renewal of his old associations with some members of the Whig party. In 1850 oame his own first but most ...

... obedience. One . smooth, unruffled surface of uniformity extends from Mr. Puller to Mr. White. The only difference between the Whigs and the Radicals is who shall quickest divine and ■ who shall most fully accomplish the wishes of the Premier, who is the object ...

... Alderman Henry and Councillor Harwood. Would it not, ask, ha.e been more mag nanimous to have held aloof, and left it to the Whig Uilic.il clique to fight their own battles, and the more so p c . lily when Liberals,read 14cm lesson to stick to their party ...

... eightperco a pound) seller ; They likewise presented son: • c.n to.ids of signatures. From men of all minds, both Tory and Whig natures. I should be a “villyun,” To vex a whole million Of voters besides they would think a silly ’u*. Now it p’raps may ...

... Mk on b tun Mon Inn be mar d • not amem= wed Immo kw baMse lux Mal wins di Loss OP • Scsoonsa nu ALL Herne.—On Saturday the Whig smut Alarm strived in the Humber. The captain marts that hi sighted a schooner in distress in the North Sea on Tass&y last ...

... a patronage lay with 'he To fortunate ly far h.m the par* matter, and Wilson s , eena ro ore ph.losostronger side. Sir J a^ Whig , Wilson was a ic moralist, but Sir Wdl.am , Tory. The matter, says the o. « i al ,„. that No unpleasantness ii te* of Wilson ...