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... The walls of the eleister were hung with carious old roomers renrewoiring the life and adventures and =indulges amines oh Whig sad Calnenbanne. both to the sixth or seventh who brought Gospel and civilisation into these wild parts. Such was Blsokie—Peet ...

... ; th how i coo tall. Mr T.—Shay, thas'a bay (hie) rum; jos' sot shave. Tsa etnry is told of the little daughter of a great Whig statesman, who asked hsr mother, Mamma, ate Tories tern wicked, or do they grow wicked afterward.! and her mother judiciously ...

... Weisner Amsnicaw Bowt.tato Ctue v. BARR isso—A moth between the abovameotioued io the W. 411 bow'ing alley resulted in a wis for Whig! , . The scores Were :—Whiffist Penland 1106 ro —At a special court on Wedoes 40,Patrick ON ill, 37 Costbank Street, was 7 ...

... a quiet sat ret dispealtion le believed to have been 'Be= In her mind sine her brother met with stair his death two ago by Whig down ang Its her beam the ' Ta g loon AND Sim TRAM The says :—Skiet the begiaalag of bees quiet Is and steel, but thin so sheen ...

... Wades oblem The / p arr rwas well receied, and called forth es subject tratoirrow ohs Baskin addressee the Gad, his subject Whig The loftiest). of Campmatesiship on oar Chareetee. Tim War Moaklend Perla Church Young Men'eaelld have new got over the dialculty ...

... Barium burr of the hawkers Re 1.0. Bank of passed having 610 melte ll arocx Ram—Owing to show taking and gity ply os e tr a whig day the whits number over 100 back wed raise cattle. There was a good atlas& muse buyers yesterday, and fair trade was throughout ...

... the sight deaths occurred—melee. ewes; females, Amen the 'sales, we bad three hem &Miry, one from Co. frees ai d two from Whigs, while foe the Mena lag year we bad arty one death. The eighty-foar, died from emigertioe of meetality moss children high eat ...

... rendered bat were ult=y rosoned, and Oa Saturday ef lemon Mrs Stewart Clark of Masi& laid the sessorlal-stese of the am which le Whig erected la Paisley. Mr George H. Costs, chairman of the directorate. preM4M over • laleeatiel assopasy. A Cain lass occurred ...

... for whit, sod data that whoa he asked for a ballot paper, defender, who °Aker, point bin& re f▪ to gin kin the voting paper, Whig him insulting meaner that he an ...

... elopt•ndiug on me. About hsi jam be. employed as • LPaa, that is who a .Ail when a is comas I bad the rent maim/ es, and had Whig to ea* it with, It was bombs wife sod they obiidree left without a sheltie that Wood to do this. Bailie Bid—The is a very wanes ...