... atdrees. Mr „ .. - .j os . Hates, who wart, in point of political opinion, I eti by the mob ha hit AIM Metior armed. lime, a Whig-Osumi:toil-thought it advimble to lull. In ace h a km h Die s pi make tho oorpiration offirierve hit own peranal of ghee ...

... ask der -olio. lee sal is waked hid • with sower seserreded eat to ell by t which k I.rtity •obed to leoeibere:St r i time. Whig gag of Irk Ailing Poem,dot, _reek ask gram weld protect t idi be -11.44.4 tram kg mum • ootemyktel GO . b 4 bpi pelt hours ...

... own, iu Wostalinster, at Ilea son e tans I am pal ate too goml as Irishman to advise modest where the elem.w of somer for the Whig mediate, would h. very slight indeed, and where vietory vosolsl 1.. too Marty purchased even by time raters With! O'Connoll ...

... their judgment et the imauntruit propoinoled by 'fork.* ur eritwised ae.l rippowal 1 Whig In 1110 melded hope that eatholna will La Cetholie first, owl Tory or Whig wooed, we took forward ton bold int jail/twat t heir put, is Praiituneet or Jr. pohey ...

... y. bag smear. which dryly proved bow well their re. , spieled mad popular Hwy. IWMk O'Connor. be. . merles& his pmamoaese, Whig thew in the the To the great credit the good people. it Ls is be said that they never allowed a an.mo of poostkriem to pollute ...

... that the Court would tint gie,,jedgwent the motion for attachment Rashid Xi% I). Firday, printer and 'publisher of the Aitken. Whig, hot when the Clerk of the Rules inikd on the case, The Calsr-Jegrier said—Let the other motions he proceeded with. X.r. W ...

... neaten d of this ohm* mist we is Astroisties ths I • beaded is We tows AAA moray I by the Very Paw . Tabu ✓e the i. wen Jeariek Whig, Ike I Walk d sad won'.. the is se ember. sad damsels =Wadi= to the ear.pageser. Pik mad sad posseW skim I. V i thie envoi ...

... from the h.:inning. With the seep. tem .4 Edward Wlltezh-by what there new-lists have been started in the intersts of Ito' Whig timers- meat-awl William ROllO. Korman, lloghes. and 011 e ow othetn, ear, Catholic voter in the ward ham voted foe we; sal ...

... Mimeo to apply Whore either myself or my shirt amount toot. Mr. Memos—No you should he Mr. Raa-1 oru little about the Jeanne of Whig pbee-htintees. t C4lOlO hens to do my thlty to my anent —yen to rim ne ttanfront the (hale. Ton asecooded in your holler-nnlaw ...

... would wren. merchant psi .at Ilidinetworegiving •'tolly to mme.,it ter tie working f 1.. the acrid that they Gadd 'aLi..h rim 'Whig rapidly would premliarly their mad rkl the lateral they were taking in than Ammar? Stich unions Yelped ea tins ..weld MAC ...

... Huard was Rest then by Mr. Lindsay. Ile. gave ram the work to do. nee. me • ream foe to work ho. 1 totted up the I wow at the Whig. wee working = 4 l7eri t ociook till four. I molly died about two o'clock when I was is the cow =t the Usatay. When warthog ...

... RlA—Oh, no; that hi Water Commiesionere' and 1 want to make a speech at the Boarden the rating question, to show them how the Whig. did it. (Lmlehtwt.) Mr. Itamanson—But Therwlity is my day for being hire. Ito. Raa—l want to eapkdle on that day. (Laughter ...