... statesmanship, bat Mr ion of sTONE, from the very nature of things, is clared of the race—he closes the Whig regi h that is fashiouable now to abuse the Whigs, 1 out country owes more tv them than ever it « Mr to theie succeesors. Their first vietury century ...

... 1687 was the “ Keligious Bible,” because “ religious “ for “vebsliious” in Jeremiah iv. 17. In 1810 wife w in Luke 26. The “ Whig Bible ” (1562) wa Decause a beatitude sead, ‘' Blessed are the pes Many other, instances are given of very great inte Masarin ...

... given a brief sketch of the life and writisir .4 Klaoe Broth, •• The Father of Low liernmei Poetry. - The venter of •• The Whig. and Insperial Federation give rapid survey of the opinions on this sideject held by leml Durham. and Lord Grey. He thinks ...

... our race. ('. H. Hrrfura gives • brief sketch of the lite and wrnimp Klaus Groth, '• The of Poetry. The writer of ii.. Whigs and Imperial give a rapid eurvey of the u.n this sebject by Lord John Rumell, Lord I eirham, and Lord limy. He thinks that ...

... arranged in order rl can tinguish the Whigs, and also to adva y ther cause of Irish Home Rule. It is both int nisters and instructive to notice what he had on the first point—the extinction of the ald be abused Whigs. But before doing so, it u be amiss ...

... tartan tank. Y Lord, n I . holm, Ir I• 11 now Ye Ulna. Ha FM. to Int ntotArth own a. Or will ye mine etn nth , for the [Meter, Whig by tote a men roe lot rano so touch • kettle A. he cab* an alibi Iry ins pan. Ole ye Mt him no for nell. iecht for r ii. 1 ...

... earl which belonged to the late Thom Wawa, wee expend for sale Os Terwasy. ft wan bought Chrtstal. adicitor, f a yield., et Whig 00 abuse the street price. DUNNING. A Loft —A arty cerbmalyoloped handed to a the day laid by f tee telougleg to Mr dtaie, ...

... Johnson at a later period improved upon, and regarding which he declared that In drawing them up he took good care that the Whigs got the worst of the argument. Coming to modern book., of which there are happily not many, a presentation copy of the with ...

... education established the goodwill of all classes, but by the unanimous vo that the Sixth Standard was made com; rties. For once ** Whig au: Tory a’ agreed. and the five lower standards, the State i which well by elementary cdueation, El when duty fairly would ...

... the 1 immediate adherents of Prince Bismarck— ow been disastrously defeated. The ith Party mach to 1 im a@ combination cf Whigs and Conservat ry would be in this country; and ia ve circumstance of its defeat, euthusiastic G stonians find confirmation ...

... THURSDAY. Mane Cosa AND BIT& von. Ames, Peered, the of the d uttering GRASS PARKS, SCONE, • • am. The Union no carried out by the Whig party. and might ion He did not think the day in fro distant its whistling-like cry farther the burn, and • TO LET the Cone ...

... Ladyship thea ve a short othe « ferrin; branches in the vision —of the of 5 lis! number of associates, and of 500 in that of m Whig, year, of the Divisional Library w But ki ept the Perth Lodge, of tho prize He need! llework, and other matters. Mra Tait ne: ...