... communicated from the adult to tne infant! An example, which proves this satisfactorily, is reported as follows in the Northern Whig The other day, a vaccination station certainly not hundred miles from the Belfast Exchange, a woman entered the room and asked ...

... le the nationality of which henterle so justly pros] ; and it is pomade that We toy have many metals if which Ns be the =Whig 4 &we ars sa a Peolmasat so Mr. foto a ao lli ts i t to whether Pr= r ß , ook, be Missek 14 Kenn, or most thumbed, 1111. 4 ...

... Apparalua earaa under n, notit a, and after nueh heaitatlnu decided .ending to ,ou for one of t_en. In few da,a it traa poweaeion, whig I applied it according jour written and printed ina traction.. firat applie.tiOß Mtitfied mo the auperiorii, of your apparatua ...

... the Victory. immediately seize«l musket, and, being supplied the signal (piartennaster with ammunition left by the (who from Whig off so fearfully were ordered by Nelson himself from the |H»up to the starboard gangway), continued firing the men iu the enemy'e ...

... : these of line WS bar of sad rem Sam. with • Jamall or to We ci the rime; 'these ef the his are with EMI Imam ef Red lese Whig l are w ▪ ml with mai ever ea _ • Mires me dosed in left. es ere with der avenstlens. et with deers writ hit demi frees a es ...

... with 11 4 is MI the he hod hod INN lar et Yr el Ile WI wee the *Mit Is ems I thee the Omer we alsollor Ide tehe the a& bee Whig hem gra hod the t=else dew the far Midi bewails' to ewi he The isis. bombe wee wink awes Is. Si. Ille did mot blow thee it ...

... e, and of compromises which contented neither the House of Bedford nor the plAtfo‘rm of Birmingham, he freed himself from 'Whig influence altogether, and declared his implacable hostility to Church Establishments. This is a brief, but accurate, narrative ...

... The streets were crowded. Seditious cries were heard .amidst the darkness and contusion. It was afterwards asserted, both by Whigs and by Tories that the fire had been kindled by the friends of Islunteouth, in the hope that the trainbands would be busied ...

... spirits of what was then the choicest literary society of Edinburgh. Ile cast in Iris lot with the young men who professed Whig politics, and was consequently less familiar with Scott and his immediate assoeiates then with grave, statistical Francis llorner ...

... os the boy who had beaten the master.” .. Sir. Brougham, when called to the Scottish bar. obtained little practice. was a Whig, and in those days all Scotland was under Tory domination and tho despotism of Dundas. Whigism was absolutely fatal to the ...

... early beams In this glegpoend an object the boy who the nester. Mr. leenghion, when called to the Scottish Mb ream Ha was • Whig, end In am dwelt Scotland A heleibm, Dessegsma mob nee weeihne, be Edinburgh aeis. the wild, 01 bis i czy. He wrote eadhr seddes ...

... county Mr John M atson was a martyr tenant-right, and widespread sympathy wn« entertained for him in oooaeqneuce.’ —Northern Whig. petition against separate charter to the Roman Catholic university has lieeii adopted the synod Derry, the ground that would ...