... outrage, and ilia fuss of the .noal.aliees its height a the prormoon tittered the cherchyard. A Noumea' Stour-- The 'Northern Whig reports a tommishat remarkable rase of altered room-Blame of both. At Ant►im Quarter K ul, named Jaye Markley, was indicted ...

... rote per WOO feel of gas was se. Ia 1883 Os 74. trd raw I. PIMP 1.4. at that a nark H.l peso Theweepaap sapphire mem awl slaw Whigs free =ebbe is staled es • a.. la tie prise 114 pee fete The mad hr *slag IM peers ears as Cesegisay. bee les .rd • trot. The ...

... 7Bs w 1047 Port. Pommes every quality required by Contioisseurs in wises, 80s 1144 Port. Highest class Wine in Meek; Ree's Whig: magnificent sad great bottle fiavour, WINES OF FRANCE. Sound Dimmer Claret. The Vin eremite. said at the Continental per ...

... We 4 Mak soon. ammo w. 4 .1 &h J lii *'mown 111.1.11 Ot t. I RT tar • 1 • 11+11 TIN. by * Tammy mama • • murk. Ibsen M Ali Whig M hi..t.trsrN. M h. Sop sad • my bqqpy. drug% it he sekataa. bird wry way, vat by thaws the Der. Mr &honed a is the Pare ar ...

... very bumble, but, sa it proved, a very sucemsfulesperiment. bey trials *analog-pm Lord tlelguud (now of Mien)) so meatnate Whig—we speak of this race of beisp as almost ilepertol—was forward instead of a Ki..ii of V of the governing bonne, to cajole the ...

... landlord's heartfelt siwrow in teary. Mr -ton was mock land to against h.m. no peculiarity hi. Toryism,i,t for in Use same county a Whig peer testamental. of their estrem.-1/untler Advertiser.' wrom to an honourable member the prment 1,,,,, Tlne TO maallti.-At ...

... three months old, which wild from 25s to each. Furman) KUM- -A woman named Mary has been by the Stirlingsbire on suspicion of Whig con- Awned in the death of the whose body war found floating in the Forth. on Wednesday, lei week, near the Drip Itiidge. about ...

... some or the jungle podia. grinning. jumping. sad clutter , ire all the way. nit ill-naturally, but apparently in frolic. at ;Whig they were very pleads I a. floe bungidow there had laid out a email patch of ground with or Indian corn. surrounded by a pitgat ...

... constituency. It is true that he has Arent cry regular in his attend in Parliament, that he kas bes•n • iiersilt support. r of the Whig party throutzh thick and thin, and that for this he has obtaiiiisl his reward, but that is about all that ran he said it him ...

... presidencies for the year ending 30th April Means to &User the United C 013106.8 1864 were and the charges., from the bowleg. of a Whig dictatorship. The U4%1018,388 sterling ; and, after deducting i result is known, awl if Mr Ileig dues me be. interest on registered ...

... 'The club derived its name from the celebrated mutton-pie, which had been christenAl after its maker. The members were those Whig patriots who brought about the Revolution sod drove out King James. Their object was the encouragemeat of literature awl the ...

... against Lord !lenity Petty (the late Lord Landsdowne). who had come before hie constituents on the of his accepting office in the Whig Ministry of Lied lirenville. The young Irish or rather Irishtitled 'fury. however, was unsuctvssful in his attempt to gain ...