... their toreeMl He Adwhel News a , that • the of Maeomp. teld that in day el had glide door mai it CM It. pied. .1- though piers Whig intlit• at dodge wad be wee od the = l a k i v : te dedisol, kuirli s cra wisdom! toting Ifidr hi gte e i; le if 'Nieves ...

... If sot Md. Gls w. 1••• W*fl ui t ,• •• , 1 to Public Aactios on 117ZSDAT,Dew 10114 ausun; Of 111 13tss1Itoltsst, oppcsits Whig. . • infor and to view, to& • - If 04 I subj. ...

... s Is T 4 Not.J. T. Woo, weL ,d&j . • 1411 a. 1 11 1 1 . 11 . 1 M 0111 or=mm verss lan's A PART tt be se T O P _ A biLk (Whig Ow r Oreeery V TAMIL LI um my stmt. asd SECOr •' in Extues be die t * ; Wass be kw earriese • I res6fir pertissies. ...

... ben. *4 events, it is dear be dies not now keep acquainted with the progress of raining not Is would n have overiesined the Whig fast, 4, live el his objeetios, that alarmed sir is used te the kiting is, le the Userteolleis tunnel three Wise its WNW. U ...

... he hod collided , dialog poet lie, Most £5O of which was far private TM preseatal several kr the ealy sea - aro( la. tarot Whig a emit be by the reareliwaidens of Heath *Ms Oblige, by bask the parapet, to which the Mend that be saw so objebtiOlL If. report( ...

... Dap Op Me Is James awl* Capiehe Mk Is ben Lellisa le Illsweeia, and has a canoe, NO lest meow of the Constance. • From& mak Whig run down by a ' Dom, Dec. 2. In the heavy phi id Ms inimingthe Aen IPLister, laden with tee Clinlhedens. Nese sa the Goodwin ...

... Ether with II felhel OAK TIMBER TREES, lying therein, and In the adjoining piece, No. 2,1.70 oti the said map; and 'lea the Whigs of the COPPICE grwing In the brake,' adj .lang the bodge rows of the pleats Noe. 2,4)72 end 2,4/71 on the meld tithe n op ...

... portions of their political rights, by pressure from without, and under the influence of party motives. Mr. BnucE belongs to this Whig, semi-Liberal, more than semi-Tory class of politicians. He has not made himself popular among the working classes. He seems ...

... England at least must make itself felt in every nerve of Eng- lish society. Let not statesmen, whether they call themselves Whigs or Conservatives, fall into the mistake of supposing that the democracy, if it sue ceed in dis-establishing Churches, will ...

... ssiessabass, 11 1 1•611. inr n a i• On aWI Cr fait-say se be a st rArEAS Om l Ps. mak 141 Midi terallitle i gisie tWeilli pprieve Whig' soar eillansaidly sad OF KIN (Now infer Clio/Mod 4Dioodshe INDILI 16/411 immotood) to Advonlommoto is Next a La, in* 4 Me ...

... Itetear nod healthy appear. awe helmeted to skin. bold in tebleta at ed. cod ii. each. by all Oil E and wholesele of W. V. WHIG= and CO.. Chemi li.ts. London. SCIIOO FUENITITIRE. TIeANKS'S PATENT DESKS, Convertible a Feat and Table. The th en hest and ...

... by his acuteness in arithmetic could scarce disturb the veteran leader of an almost dead and forgotten party, the genuine Whigs, of which not, perhaps, half a dozen pure specimens could at present be got in England. Earl Russell is with the modern England ...