... shoes sod *Arne, for the ball-year ending 29th September next, sad also for any of the undermentioned articles for the limner Whig 24th June next, via !Rear, best seconds and floe, per sack of 240 lbe Rest oatmeal, ditto Pees, bat boiling, at per bushel ...

... tallest investigation. There are many persons who take Mr Edmunds's side, and assert that be has been shamefolly 111-used by his Whig patrons. But, under any circumstances, the country has a right to an explanation et the conditions under which an official ...

... In our dealings witb foreigu nations we have of late years become intensely mercenary and selfish, under the auspices of a Whig-Badical Government, and our na- tional honour has more than ouce been seriously imperill- ed through the ascendancy sucb c ...

... that the opportunity thus offered should not be lost. A little cheap popularity may be attained, and the reputation the great Whig Chancellor will be pleasantly enhanced. Without an official return it impossible to give with the slightest approach to co ...

... think fur yourself. I am not disputing that common privilege of human being. You prefer Conservatism to Liberalism— Tories to Whigs. No man is accountable for more than he knows, and you, of course, associate your knowledge with your principles. As an honest ...

... animal food indispensable. Less land will then be devoted to tillage, and more to grass. “On tne whole,” says the Northern Whig, figures already cited point to real, if nota vast, improvement in the coadition of the country. The ivereasing comforts of ...

... somewhere about a hundred pages, in which the pure Whig reformer distinguished from the Conservative who has become a reformer, was significant warning to him that he must not expect to become the leader of the Whigs per saltum —as he perhaps hoped to do. Be all ...

... resignation of another office which he has always filled satisfactorily. And then the Herald launches into a general attack on Whig nepotism, as exemplified in the case not only of the Bethells, but of the Greys and the Elliots. Justices' Wisdom.—To several ...

... ; but they fell back in good order, keeping up a constant and severe skirmish with General Sherman's vanguard. The Richmond Whig of Monday says that General Wheeler repulsed two charges at Aitken on the 10th, but was compelled to fall back, the enemy, ...

... India sugar-grounds ; and after all these at the expense, or at least in contempt of home interests, we elaborated, through our Whig Ministers, an argument to prove that the paper tax was unten- able, Sir Fitzroy Kelly and those who agreed with On the om- ...

... Parliament, to contend with Democrats, fostered and encouraged, for selfish purposes, by Lord Ifartiogtou and others of the Whig aristocracy.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, CONSERVATIVE ELECTOR. Chorley, Cth March, 1865. It is said that ia M.’s back ...

... Can. science and the retiring idmilisr. The /swam snug sioeeures--et kat, easy The Tory prom is in hig h fader oser Ohs of a Whig diegrase Them has nods base lice • picking sines the fell of Baena A mooniest to sow an lest as pantie lit Negretti, ths solabisted ...