... for • week ~sales to the lay tibia be mimed. Deceased had se la saying this lemma hie net in his right mind, fee he had to &Whig • greet deal, and wee sprained,* impending danger. The jay rammed • woad QM deceased ecromitted Melds while in • hate of temporary ...

... Where is Gibb's ? The CHAIRMAN : Kindly look it over quietly, Mr. Knott—Mr. Kir= : They are all Wesleyans.—Mr. BURCH: All Whigs.—Mr. Knorr : It is altogether disgraceful.—Mr. W. PIDSLEY, who wasp resent, was appealed to as to what he thought should be ...

... creed induced her to say that only she and JOHN M'Pnzason could go to heaven, and she was not that sure of JOHN.' Tory, Whig, Radical, O'Connellite, Ultramontano, Ole Catholic, Protestant, Repealer, Anti-Repealer, Home Ruler, Fenian, Federalist, N ...

... swear, if called upon, that he thought, or had cause to believe, that the woman was a prostitute. And this, forsooth, was what Whigs and Pities had brought them to. (Applause) He held that when the liberty of the subject so grossly eutreuched upon under sanction ...

... Ireland's new Liberator. Mr. Parnell, addisseing the crowd front the hotel, said be had acme to Cork to liberate time from Whig and Tory rule. Mr. Lowder had bees beaten by the Irish vote in York, and Ireland had now a abeam such as she had not had duos ...

... yielded repays the g i3O 0 thus acquired free of soot. NOW awn SPECIAL 71IATIIEN.-The betty any approved part of Great Britain, Whig of the building at pa cent, by Waimea* cant merely finding the paying*? gest en years' intereet. - Prospectuses, *Lamellae* ...

... need- loss to ray one word. Many true citizens hare already expressed their opinion that if the law pistitirs such pry Whigs, the law is wrong and requires amendment; that they think little of ex pate statements, and the evidence of men, who fear to ...

... face the inevitable and inexorable Rowcliffe, with his political chatechiam, and hie stern commentary on the misdeeds of the Whig Cabinets. On arriving at Exeter the wilier of the article was surprised to find that Itoweifte was still alive, and he determined ...

... nag the Ill's Loa's orogen sad a duel the The Spam sea F r i ar , the whoa* of widish were • Mr. Wyllie n .„, ag The Whigs Blask- with IVA.. sad response ~ere &IP dn. 'lona seas. by Mr. C. Mr. sad aim of the lustre- which won well enabled. vete ...

... with effect. (Hear, hear.) Byron was unread and almost laughed at uatil he wrote his English Bards and Scotch Reviewers. Whig and Tory admired the polished and splendid satire of Bernal Osborne • and be hoped his paper would be taken in a truly politi ...

... It was as though home giant ba4 dropped half a mountain on the spot, blotting out; -in a moment, every feature of the some, Whig up the hollows, and reducing to one dead slope all that lity:txdow. Deep below lay the wetting Pert,. - Not ireellge of them ...

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