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... bill—the term of resiimee, which be trusted would he fired at two years. (Cheere.) That point determined, they right leave the Whigs to settle the rest. Mar, bear.) Settle it they must, or their party would be @Med ; end with Viii;ewe yeastsreeideaco the wee ...

... admirable; not a few of them unsurpassed—we had almost said unequalled—by Maud& lions of the Wad we met Moserisor. 11. New Nettie, Whig the Nowth. Prim dd. cloth, FROM THE LANDOFLUTIIRR. Many of the llymna ere characterised by glowing sweetness and of sentiment ...

... seen how the boast will stand a few months hence. What are we to make of such a defence aa this t I owe no allegiance to the Whig party, and this being so, of coarse he thought himself bound, he says, to do them all the harm he could, seeing that they ...

... —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 ...

... The streets were limed with mend% We have all heard of the en about Wien, and shops besieged by sweaters. Here and the Tense Whigs bathing, end running there in almost every street man were kept st ri ctly away with sinks. Something like that has at their ...

... 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 ...

... Liberal party. It beyond all doubt that he is now the only man who thoroughly qualified for the position. To think of some Whig mediocrity, some peer, obscure in all but modal rank, holding that place while Mr Gladstone sat on a back bench, is a mere ...

... Mr D: Lawn said be felt paiefal to Mr Callender for the effort he prepaid to he would be doosivig end the if he held out the Whig effectoaL Theism* Mb the plan convinced him it was most * md he thought that if the ex-truism's'. Membered the subject, he ...

... expected the second smack will follow its leader int:mires of next wean—Pert/whirs Adrotiser. TEI Lox DON MAT Marnitos.—The foll,whig are the days appointed for the anniversary meetings In London of the principal religious associations, popularly known as the ...