... mast's, and the former is ns deserving of all the Rile aleittii s and improvements that are going as the latter; and this Whigs to notice what we look upon as tlie most gigantic piece of useless work ever attempted in Ctiefl. We refer to the Thom-Caw ...

... for motile time in the shop of Mr Angus Macpherson. drapnr, and we hope that all portico sit impartial inre-tigation. whether Whig or Tory, will sign their names to the same. It wan then attired that a lail.crel Apa. w i ii i ism sho u ld he formed in the ...

... at the booth; hut he might be there. Th• w eie few others tit:online on the 'oath hut I don't know whether they were Tories, Whig., or A stranger to toe, who said lie wept Coley, the gentlemen ottatoling nt the booth wee enough to keep people from voting ...

... Rich l (U.S.) papers record the death of an infant pianist, Willie Coffman. who is described as a blind musical prodigy. 'fhe Whig tells that lie gave evidence of his genius wheu only eighteen u l old. CAPITATION GRANT.—The Army Estimates show that without ...