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... Mr Joao D. Doom.* le • few fellable,/ gave Tao witioh was as hilehleady sokeowledget by Mr James Thum.. Mr Joao Cow•er. la 'Whig The Whs., that be really heed dawn plead Is a Very awkward re being thus salled tepee to Zyhou a sebiert whleh be really ...

... sad b._' fur yen ia water at As sal el hat the this full mhomatal. dysemits is a malheillos %heal phis& sonsewhil Mope is i Whig is me hosOas is tire. is al 10 m quite at et lading ad wash mud mid the ether 20 per il = awl he Imply in the fiery mines in ...

... illima Nicholson sad idonesey them departed; or Williams= of Kirk amides. M'Colkah of Canglisire, er Sprees of oolong the 'Whig. We wish Mr Ann. strew; in be of labour, end shall await the appearance of the work (which Is to be published by Mr Teemes ...

... opinions round dere ; you will find them quite old fashioned and useless when you prove., to age them, Whigs and Tories are onknown creatures. When a British Whig invents any law of any u•e, which very seldom happens, our legislators immediately copy it am! put ...

... len Most April, 1888. He that ally still. Be height bee Is Peribskire to the of U. exhibited a hens to he ou he .Ist.!.. fa Whig down ewellion. He awn is rah dews horses before to He did ot keep steek ed *al The iii 'hi GSM' bad always ben gem to the GIN ...

... that the train leaves Ayr at 11.20 an. Base to Am.—Ayr was gay last week. Three most strocenful dances Were held, every One Of Whig* Wee a great First ot all 00 Tuesday evening ill, Primrose Leave bad their annual ball in the Hall. Then meetings are no. noted ...

... few days sa aad flaoly-tneed beU has boos bug Ia 1 Um belfry of the sew H.P. Cour* sad wee will tooled co Wedatedsy last W Whig tolled at latervele throughout the day. A • of Peace at as Twodoy—Alr of Rear belie sad Deaa of Guild Anwar a* the beech— Jamie ...

... Rev. J. L. Kim Redick, In a short &deem exphased bow he Ant bto enetaet with She Army. sad 'peke of the good work that was Whig on In Peat*. Duriog the several melee were given by esemben of the Array. OF SALY00•111 OF —The anniversary seine of the Rem ...

... the next Ministry. They insist that there shall be a large infusion of the Radical element, and that a good many of the old Whigs who now sit on the front Opposition bench shall give place to men of more prowaineed views. At the proper time means will be ...

... their club tended to remove their misunderstandings which sometimes malodour** did lAN., and promoted better and more kindly Whigs the members of a dams who. from the nature d their calling, had but few opportunities of meeting together in a social way. ...