... tbe Livemool and .Manchester brought the highest prices: and on that I ground convictions with regard to the silk > Kingston Whig, in recommending its _ d, | observes—-Who knows but this fibre plant, sU *, , aselepias, may, from its hardiness glossiness ...

... would, duet Mr. Miaow wee ware et it, sad be he imbed ape Ow Widner day the era died. The was lbw to view el other evidence Whig edisd. It elided that ethos wi ses t the Damp at poem& way ill. The wen Inklidi admitted la their wont el 60f, sad bpi el ewe ...

... AMERICA. Nor TOIL Nov. It lid lie Med • /Mei from luau/ Adder aided ado el Wawa Beier M• de Yogi W loth se la 'rat Whig War of Wu Nei rang lop elms Vs of Baehr ban IW Macho was bent rim eva seas Kew York a The lase Mei& duelers Is by • a rasLiert i td ...

... Schools. The benediction was pronounced by the Rer Dr olakeney, and the company dispersed. «f?h ™ ?* DETERMiNATioN.-The Richmond Whig of the 30 h uiu mo, discussing the speeches of the New York Democrat., say.-- No, the people of all shades, of opinion in the ...

... time been reported am In a tusk state. died era Friday Moine at Lauunae, In Switzerland, la Mau, lath year. 11 lordship was a Whig la yanks, and was for tams Lord Chassierlain. At the negro theatre in einoinittti the printed programme has the following liberal ...

... SATURV NOV. 9N,1884. t 44,9, ilt Whig wide pot sue unsure . al. 0 the attic window without troubling the servant., oral this will help to nuke him popular. The awful thing I will be to one bun culled out of church in a hurry, and we trust he will be careful ...

... with the' steepwater and using the seed as food. Meadows where flax has been grown also yield excellent grass. The Northern Whig strongly advises cultivation of flax in Tipperary, and mentions that it has been handed specimens raised in that country which ...

... 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 ...

... 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* ...

... exchanges speak wth mor I g., ® icloaB the eighteenth century, in in rletyoLth respect of an attack upon Molule by the aristoemlio Whig, without •nonir which involve important consequences, a tendency, proudly liberal, and too captureof point would give thoenemy ...

... is below Fort Darling ready for sea. The Richmond Whig says that if electioneering assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to • declaration of peace, but the Whig places no confidence in their assertions. The Southern ...

... his main army at Creb Orchard. ' The Richmond papers: admit failure of General Bragg to accomplish anything Kentucky. The Whig says that his attempt was a complete fiizle. Thus, by rebel authorities themselves, the defeat of two of their generals ...