... trees anelont records, to show that the had repaired the bridge for three centures of WO prier to 1760. The CHAIRMAN wished to Whig themesting back to the question before it. MI. DIOBT that question wee whether the bridge should be repaired, or should a new ...

... stosk ; li. Id. la the as parchesse. sea a I. the Los ase-embere £ll Ss. II So Os 6. She fund. ago Ird savaged the quarter, Whig • total el —The more rid uasafoossly Mooted. sal as suatbra pima impressed of OW tokss W esmallsse la oaalaltelang • daring ...

... LINER, 1601 T, AND TLIAAANT. BRENTWOOD. J. M. WARD, Linen Mercer, Hosier, Haberdasher, Laceman, ds Glover, Otos Door from Ms Whigs Hari Ins, Braslosood, Ns Mends and the Public to Need his for the Present Sew& SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND DRESSES. Of the Newest ...

... has foe 30 years, was held on the gni at the Inn, when • pigeon shooting match took place, chosen by and Amos, the conditions Whig 18 yards' rim, two Weis each, any bore guns, and load ea yen Mr. was ono match only out of the sieslw—A • Taylor in the chair ...

... and Limb', Timidity, Relf-Dierreet, Diatoms, Love of Solitude. mindless Foul, and many other silments, which, if negmeted, Whig the sufferers to an early ()path. This valuable work, THE üBECRET EN D, is Illus. Hided numerous came end teetimonisis, and ...

... the medal we of the Home Secretary, Mr. ' Braes, vie., '• 3iskett7 cab ;'and if he will withdraw ' Law Amendment Bill, ache Whig cab rega-1 Utley foe revon, why the sooner the better—it is seareely worth the mm. it IA printed on. So far as England is there ...

... secrecy with the power of redressing a fraud committed or a wrong alone. And tow, what is the robahle fate of the of the old Whigs, who hare felt is much rem. naace to the ballot es the Con -ervativoe, and some of whom, too, have etj led the local intleenoe ...

... by all the membera present on subjects carefully previously selected by Mr. I 'orleston. The meaning conveyed by the words Whig. Tory, and Radical, underwent some discussion. Some pointed and pithy observations were made on the present apparent amalgamation ...

... WHIG/ TORY RAVE NOW BEEN LNENTLY LOCATED FOR UPWARDS OP FIVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS SINGLE N_I(IIIT:S INTERMISSION. Sundays, Good Fridays, and Christmas Days only szoopted. often no than ..od intartainmeotste Ono to DENSELY CROWDED FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES, An ...

... Mate. [Renewed laughter.] He was quite sure that when Mr. Round returned to his Parliamenttry duties, whether he sat ander • Whig or • Conservative Government, his future conduct in We would he considerably iefluenoed by petticoat government. Dinah laughter ...

... been prowled to asespt him esthete neeker. The w aver, a mess d:cided to sapped Mr. Rehm they claimed to be a member of the Whig p arty. Kr. e asily defeated by Sir J. T. of the previous sitting members. and Major ord, who had before been one ot the members ...

... present at lemt, that talk about non. int,rvestion underany cirmunstaimes which was in the mouth of every candidate, whether Whig or Tory, three or four years age ; and although he should be the last man to pretend to see further into a millstone Wm ethers ...