... In the Lowell afdtierarer, said the young democratic lawyer, naming a J.ctson paper. I don't know such a paper, said the Whig clerk, disdainfully. Dm% interrupt the court proceeding., Mr. Clerk, said the lawyer; for, if you begin to tell as what ...

... donations to the benevolent fund, to pay 1,9 a further visit on another occasion. . The design of the Choir Benevolent Fund, whig was founded 1851, is thus described * secure provision for aged and sick lay-clerk*, e widows and orphans; to guarantee fixed ...

... its the euittwer, if Dot in its origin in the soul of Th• Quern. s..thi=l' rime her far infer bin to do his work without 'Whig; end awful WO be to lOW ep heavy piens et that emanot news& timeworn.. are dip ad re goer beams* taw of white. Irish idle all ...

... Is them Wow rep hie bet tied Imps& se frost iris. The Osiers sail Ss thasrelves as Waled with the solders glseeres oss, Oars Whig, se to the IMMO drhisee Ass Thome the were spiesatly biles* Yee was orosed by the tarts. the Mier wighli seedy bore begs staters ...

... rhetoric, invokes the memory of the triumphant march of Dutch William from Torbay to the Boyne. Well, I reckon myself A GOOD WHIG, and I am grateful to the great deliverer, William 111. To England he brought freedom, he brought toleration, and be brought ...

... Queen was sot turned on till the small hours, COCOA: , A Cocoa powering 'doable deafer ming daddies tad leportirg dreorh sod &Whig prer.—Rivlth Ide ...

... cannot vet tell. Iteoause some weeks must elapse ere the Bill can l»e brought forward : but it embraces an attempt to “dish the Whigs,' - or the great Inberal party, I prophecy that it will meet with ignominious failure ; for what we Liberals clamour for and ...

... es to goad hen rolling into the street. tka Roan Peat, on the orension of a Nineteriel fish dinner. after he had ousted the Whigs, psi as a West, May we keep their plaices without their Sounders. Arroyo?: Drunk again Olt, John, yoo prieed me you would ...

... ALL TEAS FULL vy WITHOUT APER. tT sa ei UY “ys di EA AR yt fi T itl bys 3g a & i Whig NCE S al: a ADS ...

... low-feeling —for in days gone by when he did interest himself in any way actively as a politician it was in support of the old Whig a:hued—hut as one licitly endowed with Ithe personal merits that deserve to win real regard ; fearlessly outspoken, and full ...

... this great seam bad ram. deserred utmost amok of the Home, tale *eel matter might be dispensd of with little diemmelen pos- Whig. Mr. Campbell-Bannerman, in asecadise the motion, alluded to the seal and capacity which Captain Verney bad exhibited, the ...

... following anecdote: Ou one occasion Disraeli was carrying the House of Commons with him. Mr. K. H., now Lord 8., at that time a Whig, was seated behind Lord John Russell—of course, on the opposite side to the orator. Roused to involuntary enthusiasm Disraeli’s ...