... Truenett. from Deabie Trusties, front 18e. Sent free from I ohemetalea mid post free. is the most for the treatmeut of The me of a Whig. so burael le Its elects. is avoided. a ike Wog worn romd the body, while the power is supplied by the Moo-Main Pad sad resent ...

... through their fear. rue Irish Party hat lately knocked down time Whigs and set up the Voris, ; but if the latter did not please them they would knock down the •fories tied set up the Whigs (clean and lauguter). 'rho Irish Party were determined to ally ...

... Fr sm. Om drabs • re • the eesr Sc Je5e n i 1 1.: sig lad V.O. = 8 ..‘ Dewar= PIS rem eil.—lf yews et • trbile, or Whig off. fee Tb• ler It Nell =o•of er Mir Is Ns Weer. of aimMA ambare t arrakaty_beraint, es • seemeams the p. 4 .4 es 2=ll. ...

... Tile hon. gentians. has, it is believed, given himself to the Whigs, certainly his manifold labours on behalf of trollied Liberal candidata in English borne& a dose blew ilimuj iti with Whig politiciala if net with 11'hig.principles. At say rate the mend ...

... yew Buy no Boots but M.LEBNON & 11 yen want Comfort and Good Value. DRESSZ : DRESSES. We invite particular in of DirMintiat Whig jest deliveries of all the leading Novefties for the from the valtioes Mookots, and hatpin a good Dressmaker on the premises ...

... Knot bas entered into the eontest Ms borough with much energy and spirit sad it is hoped bs will giro a good moonlit of his Whig opponent, Mr. Dickson. outgoing men:bets—Marquis of ffamoitas. Conaervative, and Mr. Les, /gala stand. It I. stated that • ...

... Pe I wa from this thee 'onward fur many par. one ..f cumpronsiling hostility. The I•sder of the Tory party lad caught the Whigs bathing and had walked away with the:r clothes Thus in as a pi. ;trap Yr Daraeli d a rib d tru,hf dlv, though amta.t wally ...

... 11111 11%LLAST lICLI. Mr Hamill the what to tbe 'u I ha k ih In ram Whigs 'rise Animas amid that a spine twenty-AA w..uld hove to hr takes 1 the (leek. the bile s eke wesl4 at. have to be takes i 4 fiv.• list disiotor. It wield hay to he I wed wi. h 3 ...

... ee on unplowed erns* Is isigsbes • budehl esolup eneencleluond *I the Ll I dTEBNOTH THE WEAK. Th. of feebler, sad those is Whig is particularly to sem of the of than. kaume WI LIESIGI4 CI 1 thIICAL Os WINE OF PHOSPHATES. • Novi Hoes sod rosoosoloaibid ...

... 'otitis@ at the Guardians may direct, will, on I Ten- I ions, ac., from the 25th March, 1885, to the 29th September, 1885. Whigs Brea: and best Wheat Meal Broom Bread, per 41b. Loaf. The outside loaves supplied sot to exceed four to the dove Oatmeal, per ...

... Laughter) or ministers of religion. Whether his attention has called to the fact that language has been reported lathe Northern Whig - and Examiner to have been used— Mr. A. M. Sullivan row to order. This was the mitred precincts of religion aid asking the ...

... you (confusion). Mr Hickey : Richard is himself again (loud laughter). The Chairman : lam aasailed to-d:ty by a rotten old Whig, a rotten old Freetn.son. and a renegade from Freemasonry. (A scene of the wildest confusion followed.) Let me ask this question ...