... interest in this country , and ought now perhaps to be watched with greater interest than ever . At first and for long , onr Whigs and • Liberals looked upon the pIOgrCEa o { the American Republic with . hope and pride ; then came misgivings , soon followed ...

... kinds—vegetables that wore going to seed, and meat from animals jest passing to the very last stage - ed dried, withered old age, Whig, like the hay, all but dead Were the tutting of the last thread of lire. Waste is a term often misapplied, and too much frugality ...

... ordering the expedition he had any beformation of a more nature which bee net yet been published. Bat, ea we have befonsMtsd, the Whig* are so committed that little erreddon, mew posibig the Liberals, may be expected, so tbat a eassparadrily weak ease may be ...

... •ef be mil Ingram rime to and the Willi by to big or dad be the • es irk le trek ke the tad it i=il tint pd. sonsd. wither Whig an hour and thew la sad frequently as. Oa de mike Provost Warr • vote of thanks awarded te the Iseturer. and with a similar ...

... she said that hen • eery bruin warm Mir, it is time for good people to tor their becks upon it. Mr YOUNG-1 well to the Whigs there. (Cries of Ob. oh,* rid much laughter.) Mr B. F. Da, rind Yang to pm a further expiration d sadist in to the Orem'rive ...

... their Team in the Fatima He was in of the which attacked to in tenebbig _spar= but ft would be hie if did hot state that the Whig in Ireland was, that the des* net he carried out, and for this reams, that the 'Adam had broken down. Five were arrakped for ...

... preinaturs, at Wet as to the North College Street for the parties most direetly laterested have petitioned against it se propmed Whig isrdelip. While we give a meet unqualilled so far as our examination a the Mae et street goes, to the 70 feet as aloes practicable ...