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... reeelvie r that applause and appreciation from the audience which that gentlemen's effort. usually command. The entertainmoot Whig entirely furnished by sante.rs done not come properly within the range of criticism, yet a word of praise to called for, on ...
... p.m.. 9 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. Prinr2,'2 par. & 9 pn. 4 pm. ir Mem -No Baths m Monday. CHEAP PACKAGES OP TEA. Cents Whig 20Ihe each, sent Carriage flue to soy Railway Station in the Kingdom on Receipt of Ransittawne. No. 1. The Finset Tea Imported ...
... of the worst days of hostility missionary enterprise, in the .early part of present century. The attack proceeded from the Whig ex-First Lord of the Admiralty, the Duke of .Sosaenaet, and was ostensibly grounded on the recent proceedings at Yang ...
... the proportion on the basis of population to the proportion on the basis of revenue, and taking the mean. MR BRIGHT AN OLD WHIG.—The Speet ,, tor is losing conceit of Mr Bright, and evidently thinks he is being spoiled by office. Lord Edward Cecil on ...
... the the um ashen, sulkily by the adieu—el the great trillparties in tbe I bare altos. I soasidered the bielory what are the Whig v era=pertion. been serpriowl that after in their tistary the tore= esti astwiliateaileg vita& wow se lee them bow deep were ...
... slog which however it affect the WI was not comidered at all applicable to the of the youth ea the tablarßelfas. Northern Whig. ...
... that, Momus. I diens care ae sing'e doh wha be in haw, gin they work for the pontlic gweed. In my loge, ziou-a-da,s, the words Whig Tory are mere nick-names, for a' the great qweistins the twa pairing focht shoot ace nun cot o' the gate. Mures-That is • shabby ...
... property of Irish Church would go to the landlords, lu conclusion, said it bad been tbe great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times, to have secured civil and religious freedom. By au instinct, leading men and statesmen of the coantry ...
... The Richmond (U S.) papers record the death of an infant pianist, Willie Coffman, who is described as a blind prodigy.” The Whig tells us that he gave evidence of his genius when only eighteen months’ old.” A great number of the objectionable persons of ...
... APPNAINNE. 9, lIARIMIRAL STREET, eL , a few Tons of FSTIMATES are wanted for LrviLiaid BAR= RASCATE ROAD, at Fraserhurgb, este/Whig to about 860 Yards, and for ERECTING about 24.0 Yards of STONE DYKE, along the same; ego, , f0r.400 Yards or thereby of Sunk ...
... Irish Church wouldlgo to tho land- monut lords. in conclusion, ho said it had been the great and glorious Augo privilege of the Whig party in past times to have esecured civil and whic relllgous freedom. By all instinct the loading neen and statesmein spire ...
... inst., by the Rev. burn Keithneel, Tama. 40 ladies who presided at the piano were Misses Ross, old glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have - • • - • ' ' - • • March by a committee of the Presbytery of Aberlour, William Trail, South ...