... Fields, though there was no moon. Both parties turned it on their enemies. The Whigs said it was God’s judgment on the horrid rebellion, and the Tories said it came for the Whigs taking off the two lords that were executed. I could hardly make my chairman ...

... set 7lb ; thaw by untried stallions or mares allowed with bib; winners of slb extra; homes having started three times without Whig plat allowed 51b; Grosvenor Course; 16 subs. WelWsk by wild Derrell- I Lady Kepeal (71b) Mb) PM I Lady Ni 1110) I I Lam/bolos ...

... Mr. Clarke narrowly escaped sn encore. Mr. Thomas Henry read the poems for which prizes were awarded the proprietor* of the Whig. In the ’ ballad. Oh, Erin, my country,” Miss O'Toole appeared much advantage, and. in obedience to inexorable audience, she ...

... they were thorown into the shade by the bd. gullies committed b British troops in China, ;acting under the instructions of Whig Governments in England. The hon. gentleman was enlarging upon the topic, 'whoa the howl was muted sit. 286 AUN'SUCCESS OF ...

... writes no more for this house as long as J have anything to do with it, and eo you may tell him.” vor a Youxo Womax m Awenica.— Whig says that several with the personal charms of a female attached to the sanitary fair now being beld io that city, have made ...

... make tracks, the case may be. A Queer Christian.—Parson Brownlow, cordial hater the South, says in his paper, the Knoxville Whig and Rebel Ventilator— Had we our wish, would throw bell wide open, and plaee all such beast-like officers and men upon inclined ...

... born zeal the question of reform, which for the la-t six years they have never spoken or written of, beeau-'e, forsooth, the Whigs have been silent upon the subject; but now they think they are about to be kicked out of office, they are beginning to talk ...

... candidate, Mr Craig, on the hustings. This he did with so much tact and moderation, that he won the commendation not only of the Whigs, but also of the Tories. Said the proposer of the Tory candidate — If the speaking here to-day were to settle the election ...

... Avenue Hotel. He is now in the attic storey, waiting for something to turn up. RAFFLING FOR A YOU1NG WOMAN IN AMEnICA.-The Troy Whig says that several young men, fascinated with the personal charms of a female attached to the sanitary fair now being held in ...

... organs that he is to receive the reward of his zeal in a peerage. Such are the services to their country of themen whom the'Whigs raise to the Upper House. There can be no doubt ; therefore, that a count out was planned by the I Government. It failed; but ...

... Conservatives, a broad gulf; and in the bottom of that gulf I see a few—a reallyvery, very few—who call themselves Liberals or Whigs, but a few who hardly deserve the name party at all; and who, by hook or by crook, by deluding the constituency in the way ...

... scorning- an' • the critical condition that my father is In, The hallowed morn of fee be able to tell you that a consultation Whig Will no born. t or' e intil72 robe men bee just taken place and they pm . . In the sprite oi the year him rather toter than ...