... this •eediite but determined nation is certain to prevail, and who should it not ? Of oouree the Ministers of this country, Whig cr Tory, are ?? aware of the evils, and probably ready and willitg to .remedy them, but they cannot act in advance of public ...

... - Connor, a boller - asker, who recently resided hi London, vas Med at the Uverpoel Assizes, before Mr. Justice Brett, for Whig at Liverpool, of a WU& Comm was tu•keauns a woman. Gamy in her behaU. wenn stabbed Is neck ao severely that be died earl next ...

... Conservatives are of opini: slieve, if Lord Derby became Prime Minister, he would ft and ported by many members of the old Whig party, ar f Tin- these gentlemen would stand aloof if the reins were ind as into the hands of Mr. Disraeli. Under these circum ...

... towards England. Es: died without regret, laconic. He no objectios made by the jadges of his letter; and he added, the par: the Whigs took in rem E.—The Brussels 3: “It is now defi- Avyoruze Boar Disaste to the public of the has been building —A repetition ...

... bitervenieg ; but, if from a ressonstio .1 further utak which would have ear ud ha be, thee the primer woad be guilty. jury, _on Whig seed for their verdict, said Ile domed wee subjected Sc trealment, sled that be jumped the wake for , of &roadie, it. • Placa ...

... pam wh that It is ap innocent and splendid f y jaws. This training is utilised when they become m coudl- The Eutaw (Givorgia) Whig says that Ben Dano, 1 f their man in North Greene, offers a premiam of ten Case in gold to any of his race who wil have on ...

... jadge, and a Conset matile, also has been himself in an extrao fewer manner in a receat action for libel brought agai Northern Whig, and I refer to this case to give you: r. been instance of how judges have been recently interpret of the law of libel, and ...

... and shop- ktep.r has been alike destroyed. The effect of the Ballot has bt en similar in large county constitu- encies where Whig magnates have hitherto ruled. Up to the p: -est nt time we have not bad a single instance whc.e the Ballot has aided the Liberals ...

... many words: some containing evidence of tho degradation of tho Saxons under the Norman rule—as villain, churl, ...

... public opinion wait- sedate but determined nation is certain to prevs m be Of course the Ministers | why should it vet? country, Whig or Tory, are fully aware of the ev gram probably ready and willing to remedy them, bu wn of cannot act in advance of public ...

... Please copy the address, says the handbill before a.?) there ia a hair- cutting and shampooing saloon at which there are Whigs made to order.'' Ttis looks bad for Conserva- tive re-action. — tun. A Pk i so ?? at the Bar. — lt is an extraordinary sensation ...

... supposed that prosperity hod received: but repudiated the idea that the commercial prosperity of the country was due to either Whigs or Tories, yet was quite ready to give Her Majesty's Ministers credit for the prosperity wo feel and acknowledge. However, ...