... ARDROSSAN a: Chatter. Lkt Whig and Tory THE latest CONVERT, agree,” say I, except when election is on the boards, and then the tight may keen enough, and possibly 1 may get own feathers rutiled by some Primrose Dame Here iu this column I like to eschew ...

... urpose of 'none i• of the d:reet LlahtL g :whew, whinn vet of I/ last sinter. This ha• been a hoprovrosout to the sewn, and, Whig alio* • voluntary it is to be hoped that orpont i I be roofer. ladies sad local and other. Iron • s esp•oted to contribute ...

... Apar sod &WWI. Is TOBACCOS STEPHEN MITCHELL & SON, TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS, OLABOOIF I E:STABLISUED 1733. T and 0113171.WCZN Whig al a AA eliil46 a MITT, WIC, OR SCALP, Ma Yee 16 elihnsi ths Webb. bf of the bead. IS Saki Moldy' • 111 1 1 V ...

... CHEAPEST HOUSE FOIL FURNITURE, 'CARPI:TS, & BEDDING. NICDROOIII eArist. .4 Warkelr. .4ear ; Tolli.t Tato., DR IWINGROOM IT is the Whigs. sad Par Geo*. It ST 11l £ll 10. MINK £43 . 104, te s(i.R.Pull le er teeihtr. cattalos et Paw ..1 142 !malt (Thin. LI lee. ...

... diflioalt and novel question, bat in the absence of any precedent cited by the Prosnrator•Fiscal in support of such conduct Whig held a breach of the public peace be was not prepared to convict. The charge against Orem was therefore not proven, while in ...

... a monarch’s life, and cannot be disturbed for that period, it is replied that it was disturbed in 1802 and 1815, when the Whigs protested vigorously against the doctrines of a bargain between the Sovereign and the people, or a Sovereign having any private ...

... looked around and saw myriads of men ground down by wrong and misery. was a Radical he wanted to the root of it. He saw the Whig and Tory had nothing to with this; that improvement must come from themselves and begin in themselv* s. So resolves begin his ...

... • prti.oot. I. ~I 1 I AT LOWEST siss• Milfilliedbe aft Ng MD .10.1 ' • eat. ing so, eI mere nom • 14 rarr I ZZO . OI . I7. Whig, I etanseeelre watt. -- .061110 ibidg be OM 0 ?aril& 14.1 . 1: 6 1: 4 4 Eva %wan • - I. WI S W•l4. tiawil NM. ‘ ' • -1: UM& ...

... inhabitants of the western country (where I was), are almost to a man attached to the present Government. It is remarkable, that in Whig countries, M-here no particular influence prevails, they choose such representatives as will oppose the measures of the Ministry ...

... ether, attracted considerable attention, the forth. iosmiog between Fernie and Campbell no liewit in this. The result was that Whig. Feenie won the matdi on two holes of the two up and one to piny. A match for t elde has teen arranged between the two orell-haown ...

... open in the evening from 10•011 lin tee, and betwixt these hews' Isere number of *leers iiepeetei the exhibits, admiration Whig regarding, the beset, and of the Meek and the effectiveness of the diapay. le &mother room a prectic , lesson was gives in ...

... :irvaA, Maybola and Dalssellington bad very few % iseton. By mld.clay the weather bad Improved, and those was • groat deal of Whig. AT Ayr Bankruptcy Coen an Tesaday —beton Brand—Alexamisr Anderson, and pottery Ayr, an hr exasaid- hie soquessulks. Mr Wa ...