... have tried the' Hop Bitters,' and have no hesitation in saying I have never found any medicine to me up to much or give a (*Whig of renewed vigour and strength as they hare done. 1 am, faithfully. Cass. En. Swam, The Oospel Echo and Temper. Advocate ...

... nosy they would to ; and whisk =Very party would do their beet to preyed aided, owl many of which be wan afraid that ex* the Whig party would to proved. Mr. Chseebedria wes th eeemlog len. &mellow) He the a power l the ; he was • strong power to the future ...

... The Ant patent, still I. the of the preemie is dated 1730, Ni the old building where the was nab la vivid coatrast to lb. of Whigs whisk the Ni at the mad many toss day. Any osie interns the to Os hammed with the someine of memilmey, Ni the constint activity ...

... ser.licoeuts in either 'Scotland or Ireland. That, Ins volunteers of 1803-14 as being only nominally in view of the itvong f, Whig which exints in favour efficient, a had 'ropy of the ignorant 'of the total abrotteou of the law of elitioting. dec., and ...

... spirit of new House Commons but the Whigs decided re-elect Mr Manners-Sutton because Tory it of experience should be in the chair Parliament of such heterogeneous turbulent elements But the of that Parliament the Whig Ministers fancied detected partiality ...

... points of view, but he had chosen to deal with it historically. referred to the origin of the two parties, the Tories and Whigs, and the attitude of each towards the constitution. The Tory party, were ever for the aggrandisement and the lavishing extravagant ...

... week. blame in Herbert MaiwMj intend* to move no the Amvbath Company's water. He thought the figures not fiad fault with those whig knowing toe cures of the nutter 1* attributable to the college authorities. . that it i. quoted Councillor Davies only showed ...

... on their and for the el who admirably, the have been Meanwhile, the Bale Meek s= in sassing their third = t rod, the Collage Whig three more goat, the than ending favour of the visitors by wen to the Caere the play of G. Liebert and N. the eke. et Pewees ...

... money, save a guinea here and there for clothing. Now, sir, I judge not beforehand, but you may be, for aught I know, a vile Whig, endeavouring to instil into an honest mind per nicious opinions or you may be one of those secret plotters who are the curse ...

... money, save a guinea here and there for clothing. Now, sir, I judge not beforehand, but you may be, for aught I know, a vile W~hig, endeavouring to instil into an honest mind per. nicious opinions; or you may be one of those secret plotters who are the curse ...

... Mary Morrison was especially fine, and Mr. Dunn was complimented with an encore for a vigorous rendering of Awa* with the Whigs.” The lecturer and Miss Dunn were accorded a hearty vote of thanks at the close of the entertainment. Mr. Church occupies the ...

... hopeless minority. The Radicals wished to have a Speaker in accord with the dominant spirit of the new house of Commons, but the Whigs decided to re-elect Mr. Manners-Sutton, because, akhongh Tory, it was held to be advisable that a man of experience should ...