... winiem Bew, whit entering of Mrs ll liner, is street ' d Motif. On fit. obit obi*. bin Oaten ad wit to Ili after Indian men tit ~Whig was sets. They la the send beg in belle. at the fleet the Man • Maio dialed wee soles bbeak weld being attempted the window ...

... or With Br the Rev. J. CROSS, Da. LL.D.. Author of Evancrel, Re. Cloth The book deserves a cordial rerertion —Northern Whig. THE HIGHWAY OF HOLINESS : An Abridgement the Authors morel, of the 'Mystery of By the re, IV ALT r R M RS H au lutroluelvry ...

... eecape for ever—or for its itical equivalent a generation—from the unlimited which not very long ago made even the knee of ‘Whig to tremble. The Daily Telegraph esays:—Whatever record history may have in store for the New-born Year, it ?uuhllof promise ...

... ysu g to WeimaniMer they w,J kick you oak— • said that Mr. Roar only w a ed to is Mr. OeUow.—Mr. Canoe : Mr. Ito • is • liar! Whig shout the 5 per commiadosi he got on the forniture at the NW. hem, sad applause). Mr. Polder 4 our to be frittered away is ...

... .A' Atatiqesee Wire wbo u Viers anJ N. o.o•=sind lb frui, i, I • bow The Nil! , Mho. was seats. bat Si MM. pee., the I. *Whig - 1W and In. frit ki.ty =ZS reed*, Mee ~: !,, .,. ll* Meg to to awl *Neat to tb. pea& who was ,sass.[. 'Pomo* Duntist.-4116 ...

... question before the electorate would be how Irishmen wore vole at the next general tioa. asked what were the cUims which the Whig party liad upon tlie support the Irish people Ban Spencer had Itad large number of men l 7° m knew to be innocent, and every ...

... Manchester on ceased. Lyman fell fare downward be the pond and IT is reported is Wolverhampton that • dui f f ••• the el 110 Whig holostlY omitted In to the body of a worn nerd Catherine Milne, who met was Reams te Inn • inecte. night dokord. with pier ...

... is ry pert of hi Der leeks d jovial disparkes, be aired mop • suritimeral tenderoy be person to other, sod with war sr mode Whig be gum r Low Net. erre the erg was not fa the degree by the irkere. go d thie ter - both= seethed they rough to shoat Bergs ...

... section of the Liberal party which did not agree with, and which he should always oppose. He was torn Whig, he bad lived Whig, and be shoal die Whig, and he repudiated nebaif of that party, the ejrithet of Vacillating policy which Lord Wolyorton had ...

... that the time is near at hand when the Whigs will join the Tories, and form a great combination party to withstand the Radicals. In my opinion that time will never come. The main body of the men who belong to the Whig side of Liberalism will, I am convinced ...

... Arthur (goal), mid Ward (bucks), Forrest mid M'lntyre (half-backs), Lofthouse and Dougins (right wmgl, Yates and C'ostley (left whig). Fecitts and Sourbutts (centre). Dumbabton.— (goal). Hutcheson and Patou (backs), Kelao Keir (hnlf-bncks), Brown and Brown ...

... apparent to the agesta who were propeneg him an Marasco policy ? Bet then there war nuns endure from people who declared that Whigs wee always Makin. Owe wham spoke M his M or six pieta or whhky a day. Another asserted that day thing in a company fire, Lobs ...