... 0, 1867. Roa m Method his 75th Whig/ en I Tea Charlotte is said to have quid. reseemar ika a ili resod. Weslies the Olaremdes (flub been SMALLPDX out the mews the at to an Italian Mess both Gad hales sees are going to (Jr.ess. one hundred sheep perished ...

... OF LIME.. This Masan (*Males pis mak soak six with Nordin awl TM I; 11. Oat a crop at bait So sisal sod. Prices and Asslye's Whig the .m with our sad tat gds as el the W. t Z. 0. their is JAMES. .M. WATSON, Eipereton, near Gorebridge. SEEDS CARELLGI PAID• ...

... resolved by the Whig leaders that an instruction should be moved to the committee to substitute a rating franchise for household suffrage ; sad it was certainly a carious fact that the identical principle of a rating franchise which the Whig Govern. meat ...

... Commons my present place is all I deaire, and is ag well defined as his is; and the re- division on infuenge of his ally, the Whig a dosen could oaly aa he, po doubt, was sufficient to get a much ome member of the late I will not bow the to the Baal of Old ...

... And every one admits that I'm a literary swell. But I want a plane in the Cabinet, and find it is no 8 And I o, tell the Whigs and Tories, too, they woe't bamboozle Lowe. 0 dear no ! Not for Loire, Nor for Robert, 0 no That Israelite, Dizzy, is too 'cute ...

... the Liberals, will ely to occur solved in the of 10,500 Tite 16,000 to you, as I letter, is that an should be come the old Whig and our com- sow, that each ‘to keep out the Tories.’ I don’t know how the ‘l'ories (A They are 1200 votes out proposed ar- ...

... discussion that bas taken place on the subject you may read the si of the times. For they the T Lord Selki of Dalhousie and the Whig tenants, and Lord Dalbousie it would ruio the said it was got up by the large tenants for the annihilation of the small tevantry ...

... unworthy of the sup- carried i port of the country.” the pillar resolution was as follows :— of the ast * That the by eermon o the Whig party of a £5 uate to meet ust demands Daring t of the 3 and es little to settle hearers ¢ question as the proposed Govern- ...

... which it was ‘The bill, wes cae be entertained. But car they would not ier some means to take the wind out of the calls of old Whig friends, Looking consented to with two or three of the food ball oven by the (Obeers. ) great reason to doebt it, bat there ...

... gossiping priodloal corresponding to to name, describes in bet number. Brooks's, we need not tell our readers, is an old excdodve Whig club, where Mr Gladstone is soutely as yet tors i i= ?such is the stubborn nature of old than at the Carlton, of which be has ...

... to an Irish Bill being introrimed, that is so hopeless that last night, after a discession, Mr Chichester Fonseca*. the late Whig Secretary for Ireland, withdrew, without a division, hie motion affirming the propriety of bringing in an Irish Bill this year ...

... for air aron's of ; foe the Cup, by Highland Hallway and ; and for the Sena these haw ye. at then brig man to. s wum sad cans Whig evil days ...