... examination, it will be found that, in nearly all particulars, a modern Tory resembles a Whig of -Queen Anne's reign, and a Tory of Queen Anne's reign a modern Whig.' Some instances of this curious interchange may, from an historical point of view, not ...

... earl, the funds will be securea to raise a monument worthy of the memory o Forbes and worthy of Scotland. Tbe fcestor « the Whig party, Earl Russell, has promised and Sir Garnet Wolseley two guineas. The arrangements for the English pilgrimage to the shrine ...

... Master' ,yos, Mr Bolding, Mr and Mrs Machias, and Mr Yucatan. Oco'rraii HOTEL. Mr sad Mn Johns , n, %DI and Din Hlltoe, Mr Whig, Mr and Mn Draw. Cap. and lira Gibbs. Cant. Barry, Mr D. Wentworth, Mr Dammed, Mr Drake, Mr sad Mrs Harrow, Mr sad Mn Seat ...

... an dr endented or WI be 15. the& • owls= Ilms it dey_ le to raior AO it be obvistet t a NM Sre.. r at womes. eboold ar • Whig twat. at at hest the demon thee Is b.,gto tar IL, end In sem plass fat Si pais. Were we to adopt tan astinonlnl is allene•balbe ...

... Webb, whose names are familiar to readers of Macaulay and Thackery ; the first Earl Stanhope, George Byng, afterwards the ?? Whig member for more than half a century ; George Canning, Melbourne, Horace, Twiss, and Mr. Massey, the eminent historian. This ...

... be supplemented each time that new forms, arising iron new combinations of natural elements, are. presented. The Iforth,rn Whig affirms that be is not at all, in the ordinary sense, a materialist, nor indiferent to religion. In Belfast, where such subjects ...

... what Lord Derby did, as Mr. Stanley, whether as to the abolition of slavery, the education of Ireland, or reform, he did as a Whig, if not • downright Radical, and that his battle was against the Tories and the borough-mongers, with whom he afterwards allied ...

... worn 17 ladles is melange with the soils ; bele( very cool will make it a opeeial conefort aerials thepremat warm esesen, sal Whig premed headache, headache, ohm incurred by heavy, massive styles of hair dressing.—fimapies may he men ally at J. W. Hominererr ...

... Briadeo, Esq.), A. Bawl. Ct. Teraam, aad A. B. Coz, Eaqrs. TUB POWL writ ma 1110[1111 LEO. TIMILte POETZE, 56, was charged with Whig la peseseelea of • stolen fowl and not giving • eatiefeetevy meseast el It. The pri•ower keeps a stall la the Market, whore ...

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... time he took aim he the that It eadoised pi bell. Opt. the dos of ' Wee slive. Illa to, • end Is Wrorton for Ilio more ot i Whig the tl= el lemes.—Batarry Ashortwor. f ...

... te ha gives BRIM of of his oous. The sp. totie4l to tie approval the Loaal Buard. Applislime in Gmlithen ewe handwriting. 'Whig Zam ;to tb t : 'ss il _ ths 19th day of will have =dee to attend tinwellikerponese will be paid. Order, . GRAHAM RAVESOB ...