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... at est& Om west 1. Ike Oak with shoed Mesh Midi es rim The 61=1 new, ale hetes leash the the Skip et eremite/ to thew gene Whig male( le thew he awed rob ma etas dells wee te hese a IMO& a Brow is to Os 0/--was stoop Dias roam Ingham J. Isar, the Mw ...
... Nem. Mr. was a native of Tiverton, sad was bees es Jane 1808. He was early inteaded foe the Chink tun le,the Rev. John Lathy, Whig at the ti me of Bristol Cathedral. But Mr. Way bad • Mow bent of mind and a poetic gift, and became • regular contributor to ...
... eels a Uttar. bemuse ow sortitlat sot to be able to nueb—for let us ask Christ, let be gaits sere He will five it es. So we Whig trait oil dad Isiah mono of deed Wink ...
... tile actor, matt; kb brat appearance Lo Surrey, about 1861, ',hot of tbe Mauntaln.' author he Mac. (relates the author t oil Whigs) was standing one day a$ Beckley' s when kind friend pointed out the newly.angaged actor to Shepherd, who, baring been ill ...
... victorious by a majority of a single vote. Miss Kinnaird also exerted a certain kindly influence over the fortunes of another great Whig statesman. The anecdote is told in Mr. Spencer Walpole' s Life of Lord John Result: — Mr. Sharp . . was erasing the winter ...
... FORECASTS. Moe yesterday at LID lam, to the weather of the outdo, boors :- to eoutherlY s. Meow to a gide. rata). mild. . Whigs se two N.& .. goo i i . modr IA That troth. LW. tight to southerly 8. . Menthe is tbe • g. , • 'T ut u. ' sad the ...
... to Springfield, Massachusetts, where he lived for three years, completing the second volume of his history. He also left the Whig party, having been convinced of the truth of the Democratic principles, and a frequent speaker on public platforms. In 1838 ...
... MICHAEL' i3.—Fine Quality Diamond Sapahi r . 31ICI:UZI/S.—Very BaPair Braailian !Bogie Diamond only ma Another Pair. £9. Sl. Whig aMeet. s.—Gest's Se. Geri AM AL/ KT, only Az Lady's double row Taasell Albert. MICHABL' S.-Beal Brazilian Pebble BPBe. to all ...
... Springfield, filueachiwetts, where lie lived for three years. completing the second volume of hie history. He also left the Whig party, having been convinced of the truth of the Democratic principles, and was a frequent speaker on public platforms. In ...
... tie allow to each purchaser that kW owcre J. cline. and M. 1. manbrongh. right, forw•ads. goal: M. the L Wynne, backs: J. C. Whig WWI la erbidA and Innes.roosek. half ; 11. H. rrnocis and Ouficiency found. Moen eta H. U. Barlow, left, It. J. Chandler. centre ...
... A DIAMOND EARRING SOLD FOR A PENNY. At the Thames Polity-court yesterday Charles elllia., a labourer, was devoid with Whig in unlawful poessseion et a diamond earring value £4O. Ho sent a wit► it to a *swell*d sto ascertain its wake. and the jeweller ...