... B. Ns li lle ;l ia r= b l i : MS dr r - .., fri s il -• Plwaiii. ' w hirla Ca I g? .---4 8 =1:74= wirj . . NMI= ,• Whig: wow et==ows r .' Mlif be She Joal it Nei = e h i tiarM with tits , h he MOW t asp Ws Wad, • Ispalsit lw Ms Imps lore Mow ...

... THE REV. LH MOUNTAIN. Whig the First watt on hia way from ! to London to take possession of the ,! crown, as sueeesror to Queen Eittatteth, be I spent two nays at York—a Saturday and I hunday. Oa the latter day the 'leacher was the Ser. Dr Mountaiu. one ...

... been do. through sudden that plumbers ars to great demand. The Paper mills bane • been partially dust 00,01 Owing to the pipes Whig frozen, cod all heads are eugaged thaw. Mgt. pipes. Dunfermline and West Fife the weather is quite . severe as it on eatarday ...

... titles thrown in frntn thime to time, suChI as Viscount Blazonlberie, t ?? &c. Pulshing, intrinuinig, clever, this typical Whig of the time thoroughly enjoyed 9 life, and survivcd till 1724, when he dlied of a fever in his 84th year. WVe welcome Miss ...

... canal. Several hundreds of the usetneloyed gathered at docks, awl tlareamoul Le throw the into canal. As iniliguatioa a Whig was afterwards held. OP TE•DL ON VIE CLYDE. If r Barclay, of the 13oard of Trade, who is conducting an Inquiry on behalf of ...

... to line, to the Wind, ‘The market COFFER GQuiveries |More or less ing say 4 down to one wholesale MARIENBAD. istone in the Whig-Peelite Jenkins, district yesterday evening at | ney A. 8. Dodds, to the Wet Direc: |Porce | | twelve days. featareless, and ...

... his defeat to t! himself ; that if he had been sound on a Disestablishment, if he had not taken I to his breast that exploded Whig d superstition concurrent endowment, s. if be had not favoured curtain fiscal heresies abhorrent to the sage programmne-makmers ...

... that lay mare In the way of the female mem. , hers at the congregation. proof of the 11. n he Mr. bantroil no,. plate of life. Whig still under 40. The portrait i• reptata,d from • iiiimeset by lir W. Crooke, &teat. Ecitoburglt. NEW CENTRAL SCHOOL FOR ANNA ...

... THE GREY-BALFOUR An interesting controversy has just taken place between the venerable Lord Grey aad Mr Balfour—the old Whig leader and the young Tory—upon e point of Parliamentary etiquette. It is a point of some and, if earried by Lord Grey, it would ...

... moderation was as the ship, and she succeeded in Qom:piton. safely. %CPPOILD 1.0 4 , OF bkVirt Wets. A. Eseter telegram that we Whigs have been reeelmil of the urm of barque left ou board after her recent to the Cbamsel with the steamer ' gdisoa. The wee tie ...

... Lord Prams, yore, as moot aways be with see elm perfoems the erktch Ottes ler to-day, doeOted • ganef your address t• tbe Whig im I leemem. to the of wort sad to the approval of bodyvenom you aro. IMU say little oe that potot—tatt to lo reply to poor ...

... with Morleyism and Clericalism, it is now the bounden duty and declared policy of Par- nellism to make things hot for both Whigs and Tories. One had thought that these were now obsolete terms, or at all events applied to obsolete policies, but your Irish ...