... reward for t, as Wsin his various posited produetioos, some of which were transmitted to his lordship for inspoodou.—Northers Whig. Tuml novas • Voicazo.—Eth engineers bay. nearly completed a ranway tunnel through • volcanic range in New Zealand. This tunnel ...

... —Mr was present at the annual the Wise, Spirit, and end, ia — Mr to the toast of his scomed not quite or Tory. hether I was a Whig ) I that at the present momen may be some doubt as to the sesing I hed the honour the othet to be, I think for the first time ...

... sball the old landmarks in were to of thts state of was a good show atthe end of that time be daly a and that the names of Whig, of cattle had teen expected; the that tha whole.of sed Tory would no longer be the nemes that up te the were wine aves. Ives ...

... and he could sot amider it right that say cm Meld throw away a stogie iota what bad bees offered. He was not so =nth as to Whigs and Tories as a great assayulnas, and would take everything that hed tees offered either party. There were to be found in both ...

... going fa, sad afterwards whoa they adjoundag to dhow. Bat all the three prespesdhl boas is alive, sad a fair aaeoaat %Atm !Whig b to be attained Mare ar• Gown woad well-known figuros who are to be men there at Motel hours only day, sash as the whips, ...

... Meea in your =ivy teamit of day. Mimed to do so from the monist's. I =tartan era such as yen have lately done on meth to expos Whig also attempted is rested to Peruvian conviction more probable as certitude from depressed pekes is beyond doubt. I preface ...

... was valued at 40,000 dols.—lfew York Paper. Dana Gran iiirs•xis.—The Belfast Whig announces the death of Mr Leonard /Mute, of Brandin; who served his apprenticeship in the Whig ogles, and e to Vancouver's Island, beeline i= member of the Legislature of ...

... landsbire. Sir David Dundas has the Chiltern Handreds, and on Monday a writ for a pew election was moved for by Mr Brand, the Whig ‘‘ whip ” May 15, 1867: } the Committes ot the of Lords op The Lord Provost, Mr end Mr Leesels, architect, were in attendance ...

... crotchety man?” said Mr Lowe. “*T su it is a man who holds the same this year that he did last.” House felt the home-thrust, and Whig and Tory joined in one loud and long borst of uproariou cheering. so,” continued the relentless persecutor, as soon as the ...

... that county Why then not join heartily with his brother and do his best to secure Mr Hope's return at next election? For be Whig. ve little faith in any political party— Conservati ve, or ‘ The electors to reform these iniquitous game laws. must take the ...

... years old, so that the ledges had merely to confine their former decision. Teem won two lots of extra stock shown—the first Whig *lsar of polled bullocks ton months old, shown by Der Brum, Johnstone and the setvind, a pair of yearling kylnes from Merton ...

... Haddingtonshire, himeelf very defeated at the last eleo- tion by an t- ‘armer; Mr H. Beillie, Inverness sbire; apd Sir Robert Whig member for Fifesbire, are the Parke: sponsors measure we have bow to review The clause gives to tepants in leases or agreements ...