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MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES. (From Punch.)

... as though one were ashamed of it! To be sure, Armenian wives may make exception of their husbands from their usual mode of whig, and just conceive, 8:0: things, how they must revel in the privilege! my goodness ! how my tongue would go at my dear Johnny ...

EXPLORATION for BURIED TREASURE

... told him that l.hes had a chest containi ngulw,al)doh in !%I on Crabtree Island, in the above township. e{ bad robbed a rich Whig near Philadelphia of the money, and thought it best to secrete it until the war was over. None of the six Tories ever came ...

A CENTENARIAN, (From The TNmes)

... written from is preserved, written is the first fervour of the French Revolation, ia -m-u&--umymcdm news transmitted daily to the Whig magnates sssembdled in Me, Coke wm,unhwm other day that, s any longer to read for herself, she was sagerly lzu-h‘to the apeeches ...

SEEDS

... extent been removed. Both parties in the State have had a share in the work ; and while the Reform Act of 1832 was passed with a Whig Ministry in power, that of 1867 received the Royal Assent under the suspices of a Conservative Government. The foundations ...

SELECTED ANECDOTES

... did not write :— . Hunt not, fish not, shoot vot, Dance not, fiddle not, flute not ; Be sure you have nothing to do with the Whigs, But myulmmdl«d:wm i And above all | make it my particular desire, That at least once a week you dine with the squire.” A Swarr ...

@ur Xondon Correspondent

... the | subject of much conversation, and it is impossible to find & precedent for it in modern times. In the days of the old Whigs and Tories, during the forcing through Committee of the first Reform Act, there was many & night of obstructive divisions, ...

Miscellancous Intelligenee, HOME, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL

... Brownlow.” lor several vears he was an itineraut preacher among the Methodists ! he afterwards became editor of the Knoxville Whig, and from his method of conducting that paper became known as the ** fighting parson.” When the Secession movement began, Tie ...

EPITOME OF NEWS. BRITISH AMD FOREIGM

... t n_un ‘nn pmluutl B . TPy e R TR e SNt Ty S B e o 3 Republicans of the class were 52, the Independents 15, and there was 1 Whig . but, unfortunately for his usefulness, he came not from the sonth but from California. Notadozen men of the class could agree ...