... COAL. MHz b Cook 1 Whig at the °WWI, CUMIN. Apply to It nu. Nod. Depot ...

... too the ioformatiou . Mr. Waldron and the O'Donogbue, voted against Lord Palmerston, Mr. Bagwell, true to his supported the Whig. when they required vote to keep in power. Mr. Lanigan, from FOlllt rause or otter did sat but like Mr. Maguire, kept soap ...

... twenty-one to eight in 1859, when the Whigs were brou htinto power by a majority of thirteen. It is divided still in 1864, and the majority has passed over from one side to the other. Instead of twenty-ono supporters of the Whigs, there are now eleven : instead ...

... twenty-one to eight in 1859, when the Whigs were brought into power by a majority of thirteen. It is divided still in 1864, and the majority has passed over from one side to the other. Instead of twenty-one supporters of the Whigs, there are now eleven : instead ...

... the o Priam. of 01d Fellows tool on the 13th not. the members proceed.' in profession to church, s• balf•paat 10 o'clock, lb. Whig perforated, smil no by Um Rev from the teat, St. S 36. •bicis was to witb the asmt profound the was tamed sod merehed to lloostso ...

... Jame. la PA. te it.. bag. 41 W.. SNIP of w.r has um the sad. at Me re. ot her eoeaviamder. (pc. imbed ?dotal mimosas. Me.. lb. Whig (mote). M. Yeasay (wend mato). mod Peed al the BMW Goble ebb wee speared mid limed May. Is St 8.. mad wig. is The Mettles lost ...

... policy of Ministers, the writer continues :— The Bench of Bishops is filled with their creatures [meaning the nominees of Whig Ministers] who openly avow, with an elasticity of con science to which only episcopacy can attain, that they are bound to ...

... policy of Ministers, the writer continues :— The Bench of Bishops is filled with their creatures [meaning the nominees of Whig Ministers] who openly avow, with an elasticity of conscience to which only episcopacy can attain, that they are bound to ...

... notice should they see reason to appeal? This should not be treated as a party matter, and whosoever, whether Tory or Radical, Whig or Conservative, shall devise a more satisfactory mode of collecting the taxes will save the country much expense and the ...

... notice should they see reason to appeal? This should not be treated as a party matter, and whosoever, whether Tory or Radical, Whig or Conservative, shall devise a more satisfactory mode of collecting the taxes will save the country much expense and the ...

... donet want to conserve the whole of the present state of things, by any means. I wish to rescind sll of it that is the work of Whigs and In fact 1 say I would if I could abolish tbe best part of it. The so-called Consorvativo lenity nay get office by n turn ...

... afflicted with eon sick bead-ache, and indigeetion. After all other had foiled, 1 revolved to try vour medicines, and after Whig three oi Dr. Scott's Pills, and four bottles of Asthmatic IMO glad to may they have perfectly restored to good health which ...