... the gate opt,—Tho leaned on either sib hem heid a ilispeilaikin to the perish in Ale the tempos oesureeL—Hamist Reid to the Whig her donkey of the sow sedge; else Mai seas boys but they weehl It; she aeon aftannerds saw Yrs. Phelps with the donkey• witness ...

... distilsmashed visitors who visited Paris in 11367. The balls given at the Taileries wen the non splendid gatherings of rank and Whigs whisk Europe has witnessed. The the Empires either at the receptions el image Makin% or before the Noah= and deputise, were ...

... in James the Second's reign, and a tax which only brings in some two millions at, present. But no! The Tory squires and the Whig manufacturer', who hope to be landlords some day, will not hear this. If Mr. Lowe would propose a land-tax—say 10 per cent ...

... neufhhonrhoocn a footpath winding through hliatiantahruhtery. TSochurch itoelf neat and pleasing structure, the interior of whig oon- proofs of the mnuficence oftho'ftiotdfamily, offfigh Lane. From tt» village to tone Hail, a totmee JJ2 JSC a healthy and ...

... it has been peormed several times by the band of the 80th Regiment. and on each occasion it was warmly.received.- Northern Whig. It is a highly finished production.'fornhsg CRAMER, WOOD, & CO., PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, AND IJUSICI WARtEROOMS, 17 & 19 ...

... with his own supporters is still the business which occupies his thoughts. A repeal orator returned to the House from a great Whig Catholic constituency is an accident. Ho ignores the acceptance which the repeal movomont is receiving iv other parts of Ireland ...

... benefit of the country. While political reformers were disappointed and disgusted by the cowardice, the cant, the dotage of the Whigs, Social Reformers —chiefly the followers of Robert Owen—were appalled and saddened by the formidable and increasing obstacles ...

... BFIL BY AUC A TION, at Yard, City, Weebeeeday, at LI t tar ass a mg &daft le LW '11•0•Ite e imilki at • ma areetry Of Ibsen Whig peeved% eit ini llesibe tes. li Vi te VqieW n V evess al es airessa h a rt bessesset blamed anteheiese to assembel On i abodes ...

... Earopaana who reside but fora few years to make money, and take it away with them, having any bat • fleeting intertht to the city. Whig history of Bombay chows what some of !hen me bare fee vs, we should be foolish, indeed, to reject ths sod colonel of body of ...

... throughout Ive'end are inidty di7appmeted with his Land Act et last year. We hove had highly-worded promises from thee- English Whigs; hut, 'either, we ' get very little. 'lto Uistir ereciple of fluty of tenure at fair tents, which is to old as the time of ...

... readers can have forgotten the time when, public affairs having been muddled by Lord John Russell, Mr. Gladstone, and the other Whig practitioners of the period, Lord Palmerston was called to the Premiership by the united voice of his countrymen. In the great ...

... , _—_—_—_—_— SUMMER SRASON, 1571. | — | Readers of the NORTHERN WHIG | Removing to aay of the Seaside Taws Summer will find a Newsagent in each | or Parcel, om giving instructions at the Offer, Victoria Street, TAG ES. ces goer i og) hy SS he Rowrt Buy ...