... deemed incurable are adiellid to make an early application. as in no mac do they kis care without a perfect and permanent care Whig Mr. Smith would remind all those of either mitering from diseases of a delicate natal*. particulir skill and professiimal knowked ...

... moment the compounder was buried, »vas ?? cruel, infected their followers, and we ?? not from Whigs or Radicals a single iiolewothy .pecch. Tlie old Whigs— Greys, Villiers, Caven- di-he., Ru-seils — were st-ang.ly quiet, quiet and powerless as Adullamitea ...

... sail aims Ur ism dr ill. Iminsta.m4 web Os asy . Two& and a aka a minim Northern will Peden Antrim bags hope ; sad it whet tbe Whig be leek gullible as they bey have hal Me as be Pilaw over Isar the WWI LYogthey sem mei bee lift awe made ele4 abort E. Mau ...

... the truth. That the personal influence of Mr. Watts—than whom no one was more respected and battiest—enabled him, as an o'd Whig, to secure the return of candidate after candid to of that party may bo perfectly true; but that the secret in,/:meow imputed ...

... other engravings. 3-8. Whist Whist Ita Raw, and Principles stated and explained. By Caveatlish. Ba. 2-8. Whist The laws a Short Whig. Edited by L.J. Baldwin Whist Pocket foe at Whist, with a table of hads. 8, Whist, Lop, sod By Cepa. Crawley. As. 12. Payer ...

... BELEM—The Bel fast WMg announces the death of Mr Leonard td`Caire, of Ban Francisco, who served his ap. peenticeship in the Whig office, and emigrating to Vancouver's Island, became • leading member of the Legislature of the island. At the Mae of his death ...

... future political alliances. That enquiry is growing. The Telegraph, of this morning, took up the question and decided that the Whigs are, for the present at least, ameng the dear departed. Depend upon it, the present calm will produce some rich and varied ...

... been rejected by the party for whose benefit they were intended, the result of the Government Hill is that the Whigs—that iii, the ruling Whig families and their adherents elected under territorial influence—are dished in several ways. In the Srst place ...

... changed. have no Tories just at present, and if the Whigs again lead the Liberals there will be nothing to stop the w ay. What, then, will the Whigs do ? Forgetting their old timidity—because true Whig eminently cautious—will they join very quick march ...

... articles preparatory t She was naturally avxrious to be ma | pigode in her own house; but a etrange whim had s ow oonvalet ned to Whig rently taken possession of the a g wish t | bridegroom, for he expressed a stron married by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, of U.P. Ob ...

... front of It It is supposed that be did not see Jones Be escaped from the museum during the confusion that emued. The Northern Whig denies the truth of statements that have been widely circulated to an outbreak of cholera in Belfast. The cases referred to ...

... the country of the whole tribe of failures covered by the Constructor’s lines ? Here is pi-etty kettle of fish for the noble Whigs out of office. Some one must assume tho responsibility, and that some one must stand the opprobrium of infamously squandering ...