... in Jo. and the peat mate, it bee been detendined to reserve the Game until another visa, an d JO jI PLATIG) NIGHT THIS WHIGS. a.d Prime mai. Jimmy Ara MA, the New a D . by Sam Peaks sad Nostra TAIL BOX Phis sow at I Nan —Spada fee Week. JUST PUBIJSEED ...

... Th e rail we lying at the foot of the wooe d but it bad evidently formed part of the Tress/ay (who of coarse did sot sit the Whig the bearing of this case) having expressed s ay a few words, sworn, and he deposed boss had a number of these rails stolen ...

... deeds of meat were 1. The Booted reterne show that we bare publie ed 17 recorded protests. • degrees of 19. sad 32 failures, Whig • demesne of 3. the al,sad registered deeds of la Imbed the Wis e judgmente 3779, • decrease of 14W of sale 520. a decrease ...

... dictatorial manner of Whig wire pullers old standing stood arrangement the of Grosvenor decidedly Liberal should claim one seat leave it to the eity fill other section objected to this comfortable arrangement it to this of filled seat of Whigs other people body ...

... able date', pare and mitsmpered with. It has stood the keenest analytical tests, and ruins sold, at the eztraet of ths Cocos Whig and the aroma improved • proems &Imolai* psi. stansfeetared by remising (ors all to and invigorating qua li ties tor the Comm ...

... considered by itself, the issue wu perfectly grotesque. Under ordinary oiroumstanoes they had been divided into two schools — Whigs and Tories, Conlervatives and Badioals, Republi- cans aod Democrats, or Churoh and State against the Libera tionists— but now ...

... the Sib November last. A memorial was sent to the Lord Lieutenant on Kirby's behalf, and on Saturday a reply was received *Whig that, after careful oonsideratioe, his Rzoellency had decided that the law mutt take He course. The condemned man slept well ...

... taken by Lord John Russell, the last Whig Prime Minister of this country. He claimed that both the Whip and Tories alike always did their duty in those days. They had done • very great deal for the country, the Whigs posing u the friends of the people, ...

... Chester would be Ant, and they bad promised to send him a Warm ; so they would probably hear the result before thorned of their =Whig. (Hear, hear.) He thought Whey seed not buoy themselves with the hop* of getting :intNam, but they might take it as obeolutely ...

... Anima, and was an action brought by a lady 84 years of age, a native of Cardiff, to mover damages for personal injuries by Whig thrown oat of her oarriage, the horse being frightened by a thrashing machine. The accident happened at Llaodudno, and the ...

... responsibility of governing. A Government was bound to resist any each attempt wuetber the Government ass Radical, Liberal, Whig, or Tory. (Hear, hear.) If the attempt were suooessful it would only show that those who was soocessful happened to be the ...

... shooting of • bride. groom at the altar. The injured man died at midnight of the day of the attack (Friday). The Norther Whig gives the ((Towing report of the affair :— The groom was a master spinner, employed io Mr Wifastar's linen mill at Gilford ...