... pect It wil! probabl and to the exiled dynasty. here, prise many people to learn that even « numerous and frequently styled Whig bbed tains Campbeli more tan one-half was st Jacobite; and if there only had been a ¢ with bell of some military skill to head ...

... their somewhat Opartan fore by the purchaim of little luxuries. Their cheques to a reasonable amount are even honour,' on Whig countersigned by their superior officer, but there is one respect ill which the British primmer' are, I RIII afraid, being ...

... 6d. Abs. Nino 1 Jain 6d, Andros Ron Jobs 31 Dosold WNW. Jr. is &Mailman Woe la la. Jams Mbobell Mobil b ( != t: bd. lknsld Whigs IL !boa. Pram ls, Donald Palms la. Mal. 61, Joan IL Abs. Winked 5. Wn. limbos 9s, Mrs Marine Jobe Andrew Ron 6d, Robert 31 ...

... Mr Mackintosh gave a meat exhaustive lecture on Wellington the evening of the inst.. in the TotfaKck School. Mr Mackintosh whig well known as speaker kept hi* audience rap*. Owing no donht to a section of the cnmmnnity holding the old style New Tear, ...

... Hawed Powell. Beek Hoe WesMtw—lhe Jolson Aswpdiewrie. The lie of Sin wives. widows 4 boob ..d weep be bum. Ohne oats MI be by Whig a e on oho er-1111=yelon be pid b the hos. or boo. 4 ...

... politics until the Liberal party divi ues tion, ded on the Irish Home Kule ae He was for most of hie days a Liberal of good old Whig school. It is somewhat singular that be nerer stood as a candidate for his own Coanty of Rose, and that he shoald have twice ...

... sus s, • the piper. 24/174111.—Tht Trams bee beta by Meisel and Preis he Oast pit Wan the inerbst kw the d ne e. Lewes we Whig bow peados who have derived the resins baulk wearing the new Tbe Wisp Teem, being made id soh pliable is Mt/ wearer. giving ...

... through serious difficulties. Chamberlain has many qualities that ROM 25 “Old Pam,” though he lacks some that tributed to the Whig statesman’s popul Great His main defects are a lack of humou ents and erty, hy an indifference to those out-of-door es. The ...

... Charlie at Culloden. The lecturer then gave a description of the three great polltical parties of the time—the Tories, the Whigs, and the Jacobites. The spirit of resistance to William III.„ Queen Anne, and the House of Hanover was very forcibly expressed ...

... were, On the Act of Succession, Such a Parcel of: Rogues in a Nation, &c. The most popular song of that period was Awa', Whigs, awa', chiefly because of the beauty of its air. The accession of George I. in 1714 changed the whole aspect of affairs. They ...

... THE BLACK WATCH. Taws' *ad BY C. M. ARCIMBALD,, A of Ms Corps. w hi re i r aa was cry o h : = I; bat. Whig may lo.ttinwlme weld lave reached the eatresehmate ecothe. Ihrtenately the wee waft mad, sad penman, were gives dish Simard without a delay. the ...

... COMPANY, I SCOTTISH Rod Ihnies. swam' Ter i Pam ma O+ es so elm Lad a. an DOBOWALL. MOM& aunt SWAT. /MPORTANT TO INSURZRS -- Wm /Whig /In =VW= ow awed r&INIZW. LANDowirsirr. am cuurAMIT. mania WPM WNW ornay m i maw.-11 VINO OWN. sr - MR. Pima. Ibmisa. 4. a ...