... rlwartmstians, emir. rice of the blond. y. aleeplesences. low sport& spleen. ro. heartburn. de natal, and r after ea me It St ; &Whig fit& epilepsy. •troplty. a d chiklreasdthrders HEA LT H. —DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABIC& FOOD. —.37 swam and defier mchlMrms ...

... ..- 1. IN ; • = Loin la IL Chew OMNI; •••• =.••••• MIA. lama. We ••••• ea a. al WO **wart • be band • Whig Is MS 216. e• fo •• awls O. mak as lord Ihr maw leario on me keg •mtrr mill me be odk••••i. Tim week ii W{ ry . bArdl •I Go ...

... fc* ! treuiMe. Ike Whig*, »iifa »mii 4 een» oaJ | reepect to aceoluplubed foot* wki.-h h»r« olvojt charoctcrue4 them, are read/ welcome tho clioufe Act and iu corullorj the fitdutribahou Bill elect between them, from which the Whig* bare l bint; fear ...

... on that occreion. He had not the slightest donlo, no matter whet were the politics of three in the meeting. whether Whig or Tore, or Whig or Radical, that they would hear • speech tram his firend, Mr Darling, that world be well worth their while coining ...

... they spare their country. If in the early days, when the stream of emigration from the Old World was setting in that way, a Whig or a Jeffersontan of high rank had devoted himself to slandering the Union by depicting it as a good place to keep away from ...

... which elsewhere arouse the most sanguine hopes. Over the Conservative literature of the day a deep depression has fallen. The Whigs or Moderates share its gloom, and only Radicals are hopeful from the circumstances they see around them. The Times sees cause ...

... riehtly understood, is nae sae Licht a waiter as some folk wad seem tae think. Wi me it's nas me very muckle a question o' Whig or Tory as sue o' fair play tat) a' parties. Iha'e m aiu opeenions nae duct . an it's richt I aid stick y tae them, but this ...

... Birch, speaking to the toa-t, while admitting that the present Government was a good one, urgeJ that it was overbalanoed by the Whig element. So long as a Government possessed such a volume of what he might cell the aristocratic elenient as the present one ...

... divine. lam not for that. Toryism is, cut the throat of all differing in opinion from yourself, and I am not of them ; bat Whig I sin to the backbone, and Governments, though cre..tei by the people, are, I hold, of divine origin, tyrannical in form—king ...

... Indian journalist will find more in common with this Conservative free lance than with many a timid Liberal or cold-blooded Whig. At any rate, we have generally found his sympathy to go with the Native Races. On Indian questions, especially the economic ...

... 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 ...

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