... k Mahogany Chaies i mtrtmsnMoroas-seen. abl e IThree-Door Wardrsbe, Circle-Top Tester Bedstead. CkeVAI Mirror with Toilet WhIgs, Pillar S'tand Doble Basin Stand ad Ware, Towel Hag, Parisan ansd oenn Bedsteads', Cohest Drawers, Dressing Tables, Dressing ...

... be dispensed with altegether. An able writer ?? can be no- thing more curious to thoughtful men who are neither Tories. nor Whigs, but simply human beings with brains in their beads, than to reflect upon the position of the British parlia. ment towards ...

... ANNIVERSARY. By GEORGE SAINTSBURY. THE POLITICAL ADVENTURES OF LORD BEACONSFIELD. MAZZINI. By FREDERIC W. H. MYERS. LIBERALS AND WHIGS. By Hon. GEORGE BRODRICK. CATULLUS. By HENRY NETTLESHIP. DIDEROT AT ST. PETERSBURG. By the EDITOR. CEREMONIAL GOVERNMENT. By ...

... Johie W. )Joarn, rinigration Agent, Viclo:,o-s:r' Bristol. Enclose stamp ise repty. 134345 OkATOES I POTATOES I - Prime Prssets Whig .ILIetatecs Is 11cr owl. Aloe, ('ebite Rock Blues, end Finakos; very low pricco. A cargo er 8C525 If seks and hlegisists lost ...

... ANNIVERSARY. By GEORGE SAINTSBURY. THE POLITICAL ADVENTURES OF LORD BEACONSFIELD. MIAZZINI. By FREDERIC W. H. MYERS. LIBERALS AND WHIGS. By Hon. GEORGE BRODRICK. CAIULLUS. By HENRY NETTLESILII'. DIDEROT AT ST. PETERSBURG. By the EDITOR. CEREMONIAL GOVERNMENT ...

... CLA i; :DON D AXI M NSl(n\S, MvifiD, NEW BON- . I )s 60a'rr, LO~NOX, IV. r'IHE TAUlUS w -ATURrAL MINSERAL WATER a. i i foll-whig Ir rices: 2 . ) II Ofll lii, . tlli'(loi2rts ?? ;, r, ;r i - ,I , lltisCis,,, . ie. I!anIerprio d bottles included. -j E ...

... Offce, G 11, ?? N, 700 Barrels Amerlclsn RlOSIIN, now lending, ex Gori6lla from Charleston. 320 J. H. RAYNER1 & CO., Brokers. Whig Day (Monday), the 4th Instant, at Twelve o'clook, at the lirokers' 011cc. C 11, Exchang-butldinig, N. NOU Barrels ?? PIFI'RitUMtI ...

... liberty. It was by Whigs that Qates was patronised and the Popisb Plot made an excuse for a savage and whole- sale massacre of iunocent Roman Catholics. The Penal Code of Ireland and the Cromwellian drago- nadeb alike belong to the Whig party. The first ...

... Disraeli, as the foremost man in the world, whether would not refuse to take over legacy like this from those block-headed Whigs. Themajor did not leave any ambiguity 1 ! as to whom he might mean by this phrase, which gained con- siderable effect from ...

... the iviil list is not paid out of the taxes, is a dunderhead and ignoramus. C. B. W.-On referring to Eapin's History of the Whig and Tory, written in 1716, we learn that these two parties were formed in the reign of Charles I. The king's friends were ...

... Sceptre and Crown. 6. Consumption and Cost of Coal. 7. Darwin on Expression. 8. Religious Movement in Germany. 9. The Claims of Whig Government. The CRUISE of H.M.S. CURACOA among the SOUTH SEA ISLANDS in 1865. ByJULAUS BRENCHLEY, MA., P.R.G.S. With Map, numerous ...

... reenlt of rare skill. The _ one which will bear the most careful eN L8,.n. and amply repay the trorble of re- >e~tion. '-Northra Whig, May 5, lS73. * .; r whom true art has an attraction n't m??iSS the opportunity of vfewing it, - M May 6, ISM,. AL~o o0 \ ...