... loht tlV O U ' llp jm part it loomes a the t1,t lb1s t olsti yo~n hide 11,0 po -s ti dd e 1osO hose 1,thiel~tW d itil0~ r I whig,, Sutes L00' tor as 1. usi ht~4fdn'r teotl, ~~Oo 00eltQj~ IYdi w ill' deprive ~YCQ of th, ?? all nene vari tts l o wpL1~ I'l' ...

... Globe, or in any part of England; but long be- fore their time, miracles were represented in the open fields. SMITHsoN.-The whig and tory factions took their rise about the year 1649, and were at their greatest height about 1704. N. ?? to Messrs, Christie ...

... thec late earl, C. MEnToR (Scarp ?? use of the wo7rd Whig, I hoegan in Scotland, accordirng to De Foe, w1hen the west-c es-n. men, called Camerenianis, cook arms frequrently for I their religion. Whig wasa a word used in those partst for a kind of ?? mnilk ...

... himself ?? orgzesselt. Can't ike do hioself jastre sithout callinq ino the aid of the atyerfer? he was isnprisoned kh the Whigs for libel, and is he the acon t tbring o ection for libel? it would ook vs if he wished ts use the tow for vengeance, not for ...

... should not be forgotten, either, that he would be re- ceiving 50,000 a-year in his function of Queen's husband alone, if the Whigs could have had their way, and had not the Duke of Wellington-whose ' pensions are by far the largest that our historty mentions' ...

... must be parties to the con- veyance. A Susnacni (Calais' -No - the order ceases on the marriage of the mother. ' A. B.-The whig.ministryheld office from 18D9 to 1865. W. F., (Zatcliffe).-Yonr remedy is by action. T. IR 'LUTANS .-A notice to quit must ...

... -Apply T. 1.st11ckiaig's-rad. Clvisla CSOXFICTIONERLYoys, &e.-Establiohiedti0yeam 5 ~J-preent andseight years-niust sell, o~whig to etciieccly-,llso-C Camiden Toiwn. Conecetthlonry, Pastry and Xinerals. A.LL at £75-asterhands ?? years-main road. A-707 ...

... appointed a Lord s of the Treasury or Adeiralty. But a' bigot Catholic ! he shsos hiuet~f, in order to recom mend himnself to his Whig 'superiors asa fit governor of Malta. And what was 'the ercuse for these acts of tyranny? Pears that , these Italin'liberais ...

... me in witlout 2' He replied by asking another question, ' Are you as Tory ?? ?? ' Are you a conservative ' ' No.' 'Are you a Whig?' 'Yes.' 'Are you a Radical? 'You would probably call me such.' ' Then you shan't go in.' 'Why, I am just the man that you ...

... the wearer is clearly displayed. That which is becomingand anpropriate to one is esoentially out of place if worn by another; whig'mleene cotumes (the Bloomer aoridstouee) posseos no fitness for any, and simply serve to make the wearri ridi- culoue. Many ...

... Duchess of Devonshire, preserved her charms far beyond middle age and her lovely toum- plexion to the lost. Georgina was a Whig and a worm partizan of the orator, Charles Xames Fox, for whose sake she permitted one hundred electors to take a gold coin ...

... weathercock capabilities pfthe .Tirmps-here is one that occursto us on the moment. -In the pearc 1841-2, --the Times attacked .the Whigs on sevenraq occasions for *not elevating Mr. Sergeint Talfound to the- bench. Subsequiently that immacslatejiurnat 'refused ...