... life the same amiable dispositions, unwearied energies, and dietin- o ?? abilities through which it was attained.- I Northern Whig. M TENDER FEET.-Mr. DUNNE, M.S&A.E., Author ir ef Diseases of the Feet, Surgical Observations on the d Human Foot, and Professor ...

... and steeping is about over, and nothing can exceed the delight of the farmers at havingeach a magnificent return for their ?? Whig. TiprEnARY UNION FARMING SooisTY.-The annual cattle show of the above society will be held in Tip- perary on the 26th inst ...

... Ghost we should like to ?? Ghost of Cri- noline.-P'utch. Tot'c111NG TIIE RU3SZLL REuIGNATION.-We knsw it was all norsense. A Whig is like the old French Guard- t he dies, but never surrenders.-Pinch. A BOAST MVORTIY O1 JOHIN BULL.-A new pavement r has beon ...

... governor-generalship of Jamaica. In Jamaica Lord Elgin had no easy task, but he acquitted himself so weli that when in 1846 the Whigs had to seek out the ablest man they could find to be Governor-General of Canada, they pitched upon t Lord Elgin, notwithstaeding ...

... Wbhenever he visited England for parliamentary or other purposee, where he was received with open Irms by the chiefs of the Whig party, he always LrDged to be back at Marino or the family seat in TVrcrLe. Zarino, however, was his favourite. Ther3 Le e ...

... old, to speak and a time to bc silent ; and surelV the time to be silent is wben re stand looking into the ?? of a goed ?? Whig.gaco MVr CNCEca OF A ?? 4 ore Smithi Esq. e l Upper Baggot-street, h ua In the. eimostliberal manne abated 20 per-ent.-in the ...

... opinions and ?? prejudices, he was ap- pointed by Earl Grey. This proceeding on the part of the Premier gave much scandal to the Whig T party, and caused much indignation amongst the ad- Tl vocates for reform who supported the ministry. If the nomination was ...