... misfortune airs through this fence of 11/12/r IN iitrFICULTIES. (By a of thr Country Party.) I tares whst. whether a Tory Or • Whig, The longed way to market is the way you drives • pig. if you makes any foonsurks, they as (oilers 'em 'out Ind What /ob.( ...

... seemed.. Os going to the box es occasion It ma found that the lock. to the bee tampered with. He (Mr. Joss& that thedefeadeet, Whig an innkeeper, wee they put it as no higher or the a left mount In his Marie. omit to eiLllO Lis. 64. is the box, WM some mill ...

... toWobeist, owl be toast as Na semi Um until Miss he Med Ilsr mike the be Ind eme wits Maid Do It as dissoressi OM be Eels me his Whig to go to Csisbedse to Na paps.s at obleinkir Ist 1 pm sad Na samillse Na In me OM the mood to be doe as The slue at j[ eas ...

... churchmen or not, and I do not think Mr. Hughes did us church folk justice. The real desire of us all, whether layman or clergyman, whig or tory, is to do justice to all—justice to Ireland, justice to the dissenter, and justice to ourselves. If the dissenters ...

... body in the state I feel confident that in in their heart of hearts would repudiate such idea, and that the old constitutional whig party in this kingdom. [Cheers and laughter.] That body, I feel confident, is not favor of what is commonly called free church ...

... the state I feel confident that in in their heart of hearts would repudiate such an idea, and that is the old constitutional whig party in this kingdom. [Cheers and laughter.] That body, feel confident, is not in favor of what is commonly called a free ...

... pergoe of David tio• posed : I at Eld-lone, and um • Yesterday I came up to • web had of gawk and between eleven and twelve legi Whig 'the at Stratford. when whom WWI ie Sod salted to stand some drink, and I boweittbseaquielseaefelm afterwards she left, mul ...

... over England demanded upon every one to up and doing. [Hear bear.] He confessed, and he was not ashamed to so. that tho great whig party had at one time his sympathy, and for many years had been wavering, but now 1m must make uphis mind. [Cheers.] There ...

... England demanded upon every one to be up and doing. [Hear, hear.] ne confessed, and he was not ashamed to do so, that the great whig party had at one time his sympathy, and for many years he had been wavering, but now he must make up his mind. [Cheers.] There ...

... Brentwood, Essex. BRENTWOOD. J. M. WARD, Linen Draper, Silk Mercer, Hosier, Haberdasher, Laceman, & Glover, Door front the Whigs Hart Brentwood, his Mends sad the Public to inspect hie I STOCK, suitable for the Present Season. SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND DRESSES ...

... taken office three times, since I have grown to judge in such mat! ters, means direct dishonesty. 1852, on the defeat of the whig party, they went to the country in most dishonest I manner, intending to bring back the old system of protection if they could ...

... the 13th of I morived • Wad se bi re l &froes Mr. ground, the whole being destroyed in Urethan an hour. Braty, negslistame Whig tem gag es int to that date., The property belongs to Lord whom loos, as to pay the =AM between defraud, an aneciesour, mimed ...