... a week, [ think, since | in your journal on B At any mach engaged, J did not see that articie till s ardent lo way,” Weekly Whig ot last Saturday. I hope, ther will pardon me if | now presume to offer a fev he deep st times on it, and, in doing eo, me ...

... for another publishing firm, and signed a Presbyterian clergyman of this town. He will be brought the Police Court to-day.— Whig. A Correspondent describes the life of young American ladies, whoee laziness, selfishness, extravagance, non-intellectual culture ...

... Green Cemetery. Lord Houghton delivered an address on the occasion. Result Agrarian Crime.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig* states that Mr Nicholson, who was fired in Meath last week, preparing to give his farms and leave the country, and that labourers ...

... of the people, and the institution of the grand jury was commented upon as evidencing the wisdom of our ancestors; but the Whigs now were endeavouring to neutralise the government of England at the Home Office. They could not leave towns to decide with ...

... Roumania, and bespeak his llighness’s favourable consideration on behalf of the Roumanian Jews. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, of Balrath, who was fired at in his carriage some days since, when his coachman and female relative ...

... and sitting room—the latt: i as “almost for my OWn Use, head of the house. Seventh, There was no opposition to my claim by Whig agent or Tory agent, or objection of any kind, and the pronounced my claim good, and admitted me to the roll. But afterwards ...

... rescue the crew, Peter French, mate of the lifeboat, was drowned. a result of agrarian crime a correspondent of the Nortliern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, who was fired at in Meath last week, is preparing to give his farms and leave the country, and that ...

... and great enough to interest the people, there seemed nothing whatever to prevent their attaining the position which the Whigs occupied in 1613, and governing the country through a party which it would take yearn to destroy. That they did not attain ...

... fie people, and the institution of the grand jury was rem- mented upon as evidencing the wisdom of our ancestors: but the Whigs now were endeavouring to neutralise the government of England at the Hoitie Ollice. They could not leave towns to decide with ...

... exceed .e 2,060, and there will in addition be various others in the shape of pieoes of plate and medals. A of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, of Balrath, who was fired at in his carriage a few days since, when his cosachman and female relative ...

... in different sums, to trustees uied “purely sud solely for charitable purposes 1,000 dollars e.icU to editors of the Bangor Whig, show his “ approelation of their valuable services the good rsuse in which they are engaged, politically and socially, sad ...

... gotten noo To stand for Alma Mater Since James Moncreiff, our trotted chief, Moon noo perforce vacate her The Liberals true. Whigs and eew, Hang saritherin' Luis in doubt Ploy James and Stuart Mill To keep the Gordon out. At length it comes the Glasgow Dons ...