... presently labouring at New Martineli, that he was desirous attending the next meeting of Preitli It in July, for the purpose !Whig taken on trials for license. Ile wan to In' in New Alarms+ all suniuuer, and had implied to the Presbytery of .11a•rde•n for ...

... compliance with his own views of the necessity of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should therefore have to ask from his own supporters a ...

... missiles, no insulting or intimidation of voters. Of coarse there was, as is usual at such times, a little hissing at Tories and Whigs alike. He thought that the note added by the editor made the mutter worse. Who the writer was, he didn't know ; but he would ...

... the pure Whig and the Tory. Judged by their respective conduct during the present session, the latter appears the preferable of the two, for while the Tory can at all times be looked upon as such, and worsted with his own weapons. the pure Whig, sheltering ...

... interfere with harmless hissing and booting on the part of those who have no other way of expressing their opinion. In this both Whig and Tory now agree.] Dt-Frrows.—A number of sappers and mitten' arrived here host week, and pitched their camp on the side ...

... innocent will have itself made fit for public appearance. It is to be hoped the question will not be made a party one, but that Whig and Tory will help in forming and passing a really honest and liberal measure of Game Law Reform —such a full and satisfactory ...

... utmost looked for was 250, but over a thousand was such a complete triumph that it took the most sanguine by surprise. Both Whig and Tory stared as they had never stared before, but the feelings of the Liberals at last got vent in enthusiastic cheering ...

... after which the crowd quietly dispersed. A I'enTEULESS. — The political h.i-rizon is somewhat disturbed by the adverse winds of Whig and Tory candidates for the county representation soliciting the votes of fanners; but, in general, we hope they will aid and ...

... headed by Mr McLaren, given to it by the ()the' Scotch members not tarred with the Tory stick. or, what is as bad, the pure Whig one. A bib was brought in by Sir James Fergusson professedly tnr the reduction of the municipal franchise, but practically ...

... would be well if proprietors would anticipate what is evidently comingsoon, by making their operation as easy as possible. Whig cannot point the finger to Tory in this matter, for game preservation is quite as excessively and oppressively carried out ...

... be out-voted most miserably. They could not have gained the victory of Tneeday without the help of recreant Whigs, and will these Whigs, Whigs or Liberals according to their own profession—extend to them tn, power the seine assistance they rendered to ...

... by threshing the sprouted stooks with the rest of the crop, and so deteriorating the quality of the whole parcel.— Northern Whig. Ws understand with pleasure that it is proposed by the ladies of the congregation of Christ Church, lluntly, to originate ...