... revenge. Mr. Callan, too, his successful opponent, is denounced as a mere Whig, sea supporter of Whiggery, though what Roman Catholic Ireland would have done without the Whigs, who have sacrificed so much for civil and religious equality, it is not very ...

... and i ge w s th . Hon. Mr. I)4l4omena. hsa a in Waters. WM aenniq t h d a,l Me eiwgltt et of its Wis so able a reanWs ; ene • Whig RESTITUTION. a Californian corn *pendent, has Jost made public. A little nt forty *ars of age, with a very nose, was dt i li ...

... supyl) on tiond of Plum C.,ke, at ls 2,1 per lb. Seed t ~ Is Oil „ ' Ligh: Cake, „ 13 Oil „ wishes to &or particular attentiou Whig BItEAD, All Hand-Iliole Anil well stoved. It is now an Ackauwltsiged tart by all. that Ilantl•Made is per c.. 111.. better ...

... the meeting be adjourned to the City Park. on the ground that it MIA at presents hole-and-corner meeting. organised by a few Whigs, and that the working men were shut out. The Mayor protested it was not a hole-and-corner meeting, and point.blank refused ...

... 'Wildest efforts are not yet mule to establish like a tettsteorthy of ineteofelogY. this stern began in the West Indies after 'Whig Flea* it est tale. gesphed by the chirp Yankees ap to Hatteras and New . York, and all the wanting Put inside end saved themselves ...

... association and their friends. After the transaction of the usual routine business, the chairman called upon Kidd, Norihent Whig, to prooeed with his lecture on •• Scottish Humour. The lecture, which occupied upwards of an hour in delivery, was characterised ...

... their prolessione. Yet as the latter are deduced from matured convictions, 'tis on them they generally vote, be they Tories, Whigs, or Home Rulers, 9.—Or Permissive Bill-item. Come, out with it. I see you are going to give your bobby a canter. B,—Now, look ...

... the got op oati net wli, bowfin, sod sometis ht.. Those that law tel iv ersi o 4 id white the dead got up sad • the rause Whig bide and hoderwo, sad after Toeeeded end ,We era it bee he; isteasidt fee,' al —ffalivit _ _ atket ice. IRIBH. • • 10.11 , ...

... inner circle. No farther ago than last September she recognised one of them in a of the olden time published in the Northern Whig, and could repeat one of the stanzas. But we must hasten. As an instance of the Franke that were played in the good old times ...

... of the Custom-house, named Said, wet at Glasgow. The Fifeehire Mode* I has lately taken advantage of this state of timbal a Whig, and one.too.oreditad withthat things to perpetrate the following act of atm- Eraiitianism which is popularly regards:llmm ...