... towtpaneatioa spoken of by fit. Part weald yea what the termed mold dNpwa to vote that it would be folly to anemia the idle Whig a bad bed.; beldam which the quay anted/ bulged. M relieved le do el tin the subj.* bed before the roamed', awl ezenatad a ...

... sons and two daughters. All were born alive. Four survived their birth but a short time, and one is still living. —Northern Whig. Mr. Charles Kean. —A favourable change has taken (ilace in the health of Mr. Charles Kean, who has been or some time pa?t ...

... reeds beet. He be edit, or may be wring; but, whither right or woes see - belt of the nation are with him faarei sad Dissent *Whig the cemesseity with penal equality, either OW. thlnlbill, he imam he greatly blessed. It Mr. Poster's mislartese heyeeroe carry ...

... fourteen yean, anil enjoys considerable local influence, has just undergone a change proprietorship. Hitherto representative Whig interests, the Examiner, under its new management, will Tend its support to the caute of Conservatism. Bkkakkast.—Epps's Cocoa ...

... Jeer, Mawr, Karr Tardy.llomaadad.—Folesss—llise Dealer. Isr a pair el tnewni, wee mussed r the eassica.—DvriA— /Famed, toe Whig drink sad Atoms wee dad Bs nod coats—kilen Moms, for being drink sad Fredrick Newman wee committed ter 10 days—Sen ke being ...

... for the well-being of the community. In Mr. Thonali's speech there was • strong dash of especially in his allusion to the Whigs, who believed, he said, they had an hereditary right to renovate the institutions of their country. A public meeting of the ...

... tore to tatters the flimsy pretexts which obstructed the progress of the Reform Bill, and overwhelmed the entire host of Whigs, Radicals, and Adullamites in the flood of his scathing eloquence. The entire assembly laughed consurncdly,” well it might ...

... children, Itbree tent and two daughters, Alt were born alive. Four survived their birth but a short time, and ens it still ?? WhIg, Mci. CHARLES KICAse.-A favourable change hace taken plaoe in the health of Mr. Charles Keen, who has for tome time past been ...

... holy he petitioning frtsi oil oe al id orders, £10 ; another specimeni, expressing his love for Ireland h e and remarks on Whig and Tory, XS 10S. cc REMIITABtnLE ErPioSAcy IN CONsct1o0PTION or DR. DE JOxoje's Liooli BROWN' COD Livnn OIL-The followingi ...

... victory o' ; Why, Jimmied:yea Sir George, is gory today, And Oressley, wboll meek any head! Teo oast koow the cassettes ad row Whig these Grow& Is fair sample Mond, Are prole moo bow, FitsTay he lord. Is then dreg the great and high boa., Wow brawn' display ...

... was that on which the stoutest battle was fought. Against this important and novel parliamentary principle the heads of the Whig and Radical parties dealt the heaviest blows. Mr. Bright of course led the van, and his flaming sword which turned every way ...

... condition of household suffrage. : Lord Russell's timid and distrustful speeches in the House of Lords showed that he, and the Whigs who followed him, were actuated by the same reactionary spirit as Lord Cairns and the Tory Peers. Mr Mill, and the handful ...