... horses. Hunting in the locality has elsobeen sadly Interfered with by reason of the severe frost. Daring Wednesday skating and 'Whig was Indulged in by many persons on the various frozen pond end sheets of water abounding in the neighbourhood. Wratfrrari CRAPIL ...

... BATTERSEA VESTRY MEETING. A usellas ef tbis was bead se al Tway 80. the, Mr. F. Whig be the reek. Its re bet swan slip II prassat at ths vats, el Moos. , m ii - akw ° ll l. Dar 4, ars. W. Jaws, Jos's, ,a, sararea. 1 1 ' a= May Moody. rood, mom, o. Ilquir ...

... CLAPHAM Perninent Building Society Raabe liodadss Astal. Onset S o ROAD. ROAD. !rawly as hubs ld I Prappeff. 19 dukes. et paii&whig 4 Se SHARDS Issued at Wasik wed mad M 44 pm ask paid .7 41 • 11 7. 011 es every Masday 7 is ••u r _ WEL BIRK'S/10K TIMM per ...

... District, by Rudyard Kipling. An article deprecating a popular aspiration of the present day, and suggestive in argument, is The Whigs and Imperial Federation, by B. M. Lieutenant-Colonel Granville Browne has an article on Granville Sharp and the Slave Trade ...

... LOW GERMAN POETRY. By C. 11. Hereford. VI. GRANVILLE SHARP AND THE SLAVE-TRADE. By Lieutenant-Colonel G. Browne. VII. THE WHIGS AND IMPERIAL KE DERAT lON. VIII. LEAVES FROM A NOTE-BOOK. IX. THE HEAD OF THE DISTRICT. Rudyard Kipling. Macmillan and Co. ...

... F. banal (Inalial). wkW. P. G. Ouulabarg (pall, M. Vitale I. laser, Pw, Webber, 111. J. KNOW (left why). H. Waver. C. Meld whig). v. RIDDLES= OM heportrat wrier woo ed at tad Midair's. was good rune ,s re der slier =fit estoal play loot by the A. ruts ...

... lbo used and this dr. Moles seared with the NOW m walking ale too a wadi die Niue, end bore flew et valise es des walk end Whig is. This • le the mattes lir. What . do? I as ping. spina Mr. *to a boss mass, Tibia es ace his Bat the New Yeas% she no ...

... by Rudyard Kipling.-An article deprecating a popular aspiration of the present day, and suggestive in argument, is 1 The Whigs and Imperial Federation, by B. M.-Lieutenant-Colonel Granville Browne has an article on Granville Sharp and the Slave ...

... denied by William F, Frick, father-in-law bf Mr. Garrett, and a director in the Baltithore and Ohio Railroad. A new bridge Whig' built' across the Ohio River at Brunot's Island, _helow Pittsburg, which will be the lidk Co unite the Fort Wayne end Panhatidle ...

... support of the aa th were deceived by Not o tiffany, oF lawne, and indlades the contenta of VI. and ant ork, A more. dsefal He Whigs, not sparin > who had got into the seat others. Dr. Macka: wes 3 ere when that height But q terials which the muses know, Indox ...

... coveted with admit* wrng. The took this ham the put to a pada in the thet esatainel Is fortune—or, at any rate, the means al Whig It recorded the that close to the side, et Napal there lay • wall whose odes to the days of licheinnieden rule. mil Vide whit ...

... when the country was a wilderness, and was reared in a log cabin. He was et leading member of the Legislature of 18, and a Whig. Republican. Mr. ,Joseph Dow, the well-known historian ' of Hampton, N. 11., died Hsember 16th. He I , was born in that town ...