... reMtlw het these akw pan. d paler. ▪ dead/ same Odd did haw mead Ins b Ws d de dents/ al= did dad of Is a,. ▪ de mss deal as Is Whig said* Ile de di . delft whin Med dames Our pd Miss I • I. a•, 1 • I I .. ~. . ;• ' . Sa• • Indio Se d Neap. Weber vs died lb ...

... sight »* water, to a depth, wrest ill lyto**J portion of Grotvsnor Street; and the was ream distresaing to uilatei flhribere Whig. Ccmn roe Sane Tanost.— MU ounce of ssltpotre, finely palvofUsd, oonces honey. Dilute it »Hh 'nwgsr. use it i Uke a «n.ll •P ...

... take, the most-' Of favourable view of the case-expressed it in al terms 'favourable to the working classes, the -monopoly, Whig- andd-Tory alike, would--be of ready to fight the:battle`,as stoutly as ever, l contesting every foot of ground as resolutely ...

... Robert Murray lgto be assistant and suoccessar to the eav. 'James flacna se ay, now rrtiied.' 'I ' ' ' ' , ' ,h A veteran Whig, a distinguished member of of I Brooks's, Mr Rowland Alston, has just died in a- London at the age of eighty-two. ...

... passi e passing of Reform Bill, and of the royal as- sent being to it, you will find inisterial side of the ouse is full of Whig and Liberal Peers, whilst the benches of Tories, and the Opposition seats, are entirely empty. ughter.) They would not heir ...

... buttons, stepped out with some pain. Blue and brass,’ as it was styled —the colours of the American rebels and the English Whigs—both equally opposed to King George 111., had just then become fashionable among the leading circles of the Prince of Wales ...

... Bill, and the royal assent being giyen to it in the House of Lords, you will find the' Ministerial side of the House full' of Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory or, Opposition side are entirely empty-(laughter).j They would nob ;give their ...

... ranks of the Volunteers. There may no danger, but the surest way to aTert it to be prepared to meet it. (Prom the Kingston Whig.) Tbe promptness di played Orangemen of Canada East, in denouncing Mi O. R. and his inflammatory letter, cannot be praised ...

... of the Volunteers. There may be no danger, but the surest way to avert it is to be prepared to meet it. (From the Kingston Whig.) The promptness diiiplayed by the Orangemen of Canada East, in denouncing Mr 0. R. Gowan and his inflammatory letter, cannot ...

... he will 'find it- very difficult to get in there. Depend upon it that a great change mus, comae before the aristo- cratic Whigs will admit a.worsted.,,manufacturer into the Cabinet; It was' thought by many a C l strange thing done when Milner Gibson wvas ...

... ranks of the Volunteers. There may be no danger, but the surest way to avert it to be prepared to meet it (From the Kingston Whig.) The promptness displayed by the Orangemen of Canada East, in denouncing Mr 0. R. Gowan and his inflammatory letter, cannot ...

... Australian Government, at present on a visit to Rome and other places on the continent Europe.’ The Spectator remarks that the old Whigs have for many years past systematically kept the rising men down, have refused office to any but connexion* of the great families ...