... are about to be proceeded with, under the **vice of Mr. :thichler, of whiles been empkiln3l for meaty hy the Dean i Chapter. Whig s now below done is to ' collect the remains of old eolonros, removed long since, and copy them in the minutest detail in Lineein ...

... than the labour which it waa raised. Mr. NohU, the course lengthy address, said was not party organisation. With respect to Whig and Tory, both of them would try get much out of people’s pockets possible. Therefore there was all thw more necessity why ...

... mself of 8000, the engagement. sow fined to abbinislifng with Forrest', cavalry, ea MS guard ti Hood's mein army. The Richmond Whig, on the 16th, stairs that a had r.crived from Geberdi Roddy, awaioarielog that Vie Federate ahendumxi all they pods SS Nashs ...

... Liberal* ; Mr. Nunn’s idea gratitude to the Whig candidate was a sense obligation for favour* to received but Sir H. Hoare did not like dealing in patronage on such indefinite terms: if Mi Nunn said would vote for the Whig Baronet, he’d have had a reply : but ...

... often find it difficult to tray and realise to themselves the scenes and characters which it describes. But an infusion of Whig sod Tory, of Church and Chapel, or of Man. &ester and (NNW, supplies just the flavour and consistency which they require. Such ...

... Western seas, and join Canada to the Great Republic. ■Pro Tories are trying very hard to get charge Federal sympathy against the Whig Government; and, to tell the truth, the aspect affairs ia none of the most promising in the world. Recently it has been proved ...

... is sufficiently aroused to demand man who wtll tho Liberal interest*- ___ , There may be, and doubtless are, some of the old Whig sclrool left who cling to party names, and who will therefore support Mr. Grove or anybody else who can bring the party watchword ...

... to retrenchment the Whigs had only put down the circumstances of any situation which they might be called salaries of Government clerks. Reform was not in the to occupy. The general grounds on which the tom. vocabulary of the Whig., and the poor Radical ...

... severs ties. gll 397 -- intorno,. £lO9 833 ; gil.7ll.so7—iticreser. ; u L unou l owyr.l. iw ways ia eiloalaturu w x 244616440. Whig au increase ul the bulliOu to both departagog 61,033,4102, $ when compared with the prowling return. Thew figures show that ...

... the LOl4Oll daily tads yeti* *sash timed always with the hsrfssl the gaged is whirl they are hinted -_- 1. de tin be& and en- Whig. The —theirs ate at the year—l au a as he as the away mead is wool sisal as lava known that et see Wee de were as amok la ...

... to the great Republic. The Conservatives are trying very hard to get a charge of Federal sympathy against what they term the Whig government; and, to tell the truth, the aspect of affairs is none of the most promising in the world. Recently it has been ...

... t! weeks ago, in order that it | Probibifed any one from touching certain pmckages- of might lead an ch tation to drag the Whigs through a dan- paper left by the deceased, and he spent nearly three en- gerous crisis in eir fortunes, It is of no avail. ...