... pt times, and Selo: ing instanee of guage, shown at its height in in bi his famous “How does the water He did not spare his Whig ant antagonists at home any is national foes across the Charuel. at the thought of the ted as “all in a fame to Mascow. ...

... a Va. ming. sod preponng to • part of rook. whea ties wen• tie get etear. Ile was 'ott tho heed 1.• 0411.01 tun.. ht. neck Whig his bead Imoility mat dated. ow Sowlio•T al Atgoith— On Mo.day, at Airdrie, belong I . rovogl !, Admit, Samuel filch. Auk. ...

... letter road of ILA foe% together wl.h the 02 -Taos, roo44lne of • I.lneneb.! bh o stnign hlth, hit: ItehlbJ ; a Torment, pant of whig.th 10 • betel/ogee sad stop, • rkngot .mill tome., or. Dome, ; Cart Shed, Mule. Le. Rents/. Lid; Tatt Dott : Lt L. LISLE PRICE ...

... COATBRIDGE, announce tact lawio la now Okeally Weed and doeol illy Pitted with Oalletlee Inc nolokraphiort ijkOUFS OF AND UNDER, Whig woad Wesel a kind In Scotland. J. K. untod also attention to Oa Nup•Andtv hie ENLARGED VORTKAIT and CARTR DK VIBITR DEPARTIIRNTA ...

... will himiself propose iris own et resolutions. No man imbeued with a spirit of pi ?? can step into his shoes. Some nsresty .Whig who dreads the advance Of the democracy, to' e who wishes to retard rather than march alongw with a' fthe people, may, and ...

... change in bis leanings. He is name to ascribed for member the books of the Reform Club, but himself as a “ news: was too much f Whigs who then dominated the Club, and they poor Mr Mr Smith, senior, who began li! it is said, as a newsboy, election expenses in ...

... Ken nard. Mr © play ving @ third to, » beat and 1 to p beat ib kere, ay getting four gine from Mr D. D. Whigham sad Mr James Whig. ham, were 3 up and 2 to K, Paterson, was Mr J. B. Scott, four strokes from 3 up and 1 to y. Mr D. D. Whigham aod Mr Craig ...

... opposed to ths propesal. The majority of women, 1ik-cc the majority of men, were, ho believed, Liberal. Apart 'fromn the mid o Whig rutmp there was not a manU hi in the party but believed that taxation without tii representation was robbery, and that to pnnish ...

... called tba year 1r.:6 the purge at. Lilroral yet.. Tbe 1141,1,11 their gram. element. b.lt.ood thar the Neat Farlia. would oat a Whig majority, it !would ant bate a Liberal amjnity. hut It would bare • major!. r whm would that Farina..al to do f Mows, appalled ...

... to the representation Whig in| and when Mr Vernon Harcourt in 1859 to try and break the cession of F s, the indignation and higs were anbounded, presumption, the im: and the ignorance of in daring to oust a true buff and blue Whig the in’ 's bead. mildest ...

... that Me 5.4.5 5 beet madam Yes blaehtrty .11 roe awe rerplend as deed 1 gages be the sthatited newer I. the it. Ifve me Mot Whig the lime.. 7 WA an Moo foveae Mr e, fee • modal, dr; old r. .glad at ste Pm mho Mat' tbe re meek ea ',time ewes* midi n TM ...

... cat reranintrsdad to to , tuna who 'Rigid tarry loot over to Oar Kiloton aldr. No siorted to do so at ewe, a haltsassersapt Whig giros far 1t Mr my. that Mr ws. perfectly bra, sod so ths other two mat ante The boat, with the fire tett Goitnisk Piet ...