... nnexpeeted, from the News Letter he gained some information regarding his large and lucrative practice, and he read in the Whig that he had too much of the milk of human kindness in him to be an ideal pro-renting solicitor. While Mr. Carr was thus ...

... Skstehy Nit,.l A FAIRY TALK. —Whig kind of story would you consider deserves most to be described as a filmy talc? —Why, one that ends with 'And so they were married and lived happily ever afterwards.' THE Rissow.—Don't you think it strange Mies ...

... the way she gets on with that! LINZ IPPON WISTMORLANIN. There was a young Member liartled Kin. Who grew weary ..f being a Whig, So, thirsting for glory, He emerged as a Tory, And gallantly went the whole Ws are informed that the function of the 'woad ...

... Pae nt is dissolved, hnt the situation is much same as at the period deserihed hr Lo'-! firnece.ael I when he wrote: U the Whigs go out to-morrow I''- disappoint all their friend.. Thrir gnderlisgs hare promised so many peer. nvs that treachery is inevitable ...

... secondly, because it acted somewhat as• tinge bank; and thirdly, because it was an against sickness. The first two necessities, Whig he the Government Savings Bank and the salty trarance agencies, were practically done away with, and the Societies were thus ...