... school upon whom snow,, all hopes of the Party were staked, that thee metre pan npurrily mot the right hon. gentleman &tam% The Whigs, whatever may be the r feral's, are not wanting in shrewdness, end, with infinite tibia r- •;Lanirrons was persuaded that he ...

... tho Zalu war will not be without their compensating advantages if to thelr exposure of the foolscap foundation on which the Whig dogtrinaires based their boasted military reform we shall owe the cessation of costly and ill-devisod plans for making bricks ...

... things between t! he two great schools of political thought, though we agree w ith him ono age is the Tory of tho that the Whig of ff this period the Conser- next, the Liberal vative of the re, That is only say- the terms shift their meanings, ing that ...

... avert fatal COLUMN winces. Orchard was remanded. The Royal Agricultural Society have decided to hold a singular but maul ea Whig, a at Carlisle in July el next year. The Council inv.te for this exhibition any instructive examples or specimens of agricultural ...

... day, week, or month. Special terms for a lengthened period. Every attention will be given to all orders for BRIDE OAKES, AND WHIG I WILL BE OF FIRST QUALITY AND CHASTELY ORNAMENTED. WEDDING BREAKFASTS, ROUTS, VLL SUPPERS, VRCHERY, EVENING AND OCHER PARTIES ...

... business looking over their books, and trying to see how their accurals stand, and to cut out their course for the future, tot as Whigs or Tories, or men under any other appellation which tends to confuse the judgment and obscure the calculation. In your remarks ...

... looking over their books, and trying to see how their accounts stand, and to cut out their course for tlie future, and net as Whigs or Tories, or as men under any other appellation which tends to confuse the judgment and obscure the calculation. your remarks ...

... ever all the he sorbs by the ettendaergtiiimel reoltiole% hood el the await the stalely in the exerted, uot i r i p e l a i Whigs( the Ilium =the the mewls reseuble the gamine eilieb. Tbe oisaliset MOMS arer P e Wu _them fere to berm% see '. ath ea we ...

... the of the Home Rale raw. Wag entremely ignorant, bone frequently slat sport for the Philistines. The Government —be it Whig or Tory—is the sheet of their hate, and egoist* it, rather this for themaelves, are all their energise constantly limited. ...

... ',mined with the baroness till the cad of the reason, On the baron's arriving at Montet the count ran away I, a foot-path. Whig the baron remained at Montet the baroness went to see the coant at Nancy, where she slept in the count's tied without even ...

... has arisen, rto down by their ideas` waken, and resew Lad who will ge thessosives to lase the per peoessp led t things, fi at-Whig. ether et party Tenn Is*, I. RADON. M.D. THI MPS= AND TIDE HIGHWAY ACT. Gs ?coos V the Dams HOWL ,—Xistly se sips= thst Mr ...

... ~r 6.an. pianoforte, and harmonium tuner and repairer, Southchard, near Chard. I ~ention paid to all orde-a. I B. Northcott. Whig Hone Inn, Old Town, Chard. Tailor, woollen draper, ma getirral out-fitter. , :rotlemen'a lola, if riot' twm t tld. and .ofil ...