... beautiful edition has produced of this most unique of all the pocket copies of the Scriptures extant.” Belfast Nortiieiix Whig. This edition of the Bible, commonly called the * Polyglott,* -llfis been brought out by the publisher, Mr M'Phun, of Glasgow ...

... ultimately the candidate hr the Whig party, Mr Winthr-p, was induced to withdraw j n order that new choice might adopted, and new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. advantage, however was gained by this policy, for the Whig concentration was rather ...

... is to be merely a tinkering of some of the worst of the innumerable flaws of the reform bill, better thousand times for the Whigs they leave it alone. The reform must embrace some portion of the working classes, or not at all. Those who know anything of ...

... lyrick. The birds appeared to be healthy ; but the feathers of the one which remained feeding seemed greatly rtilled.—iVbrfAcrn Whig. Curious Intbstioation.—The Prussian Minister of Education has issued notice, offering a prize for the best essay on the cost ...

... stainless consistency and honour, his character and talents were venerated and his fame jealously guarded as household god. Whigs might he vituperated, but not Francis Jeffrey ; critics might be feared and sneered at, but not the editor of the Edinburgh ...

... as Mr Jeffrey could not omitted. was already in Parliament ; he was one of the ‘’•‘*‘'»ient politicians that even the old Whig school could produce. He and his powerful journal had been amongst the greatest allies of Liberal principles that the British ...

... to a similar fate. It is time that it should abandon the vain endeavour to preserve in narrow circle of tho Whig-born, Whig-connected, and Whig-ordered, that ascendancy which was won popular intellects in the popular field. ...

... wc are rnort “Green Uai of War,” an cannon, thoi Washington ing Britisl arc Agrip “ Memoir ol Fraser’s The first , is anti-whig favour of tin the writer v something v able one, ho Blackwood’* tion,” is bet nnde all, rival. ** L« gives very birds. The ...

... Conyers. He was born 18ih October, 1777, and was consequently in his 73d year. The noble lord was a constant supporter of the Whig party, and voted in favour of the reform Bill. In 1832, for his uniform support to the liberal party, the late Earl Grey obtained ...

... have determined for the future to withhold their support from Lord John Russell’s Cabinet. One of these, the noble head of old Whig family, appeared among the proxies in the division the Address, but it is understood that that was the last occasion when such ...

... Ireland—of conferring power on that very class who are said to be fretting themselves for the opportunity of bundling out the Whig Ministry and reimposing the Corn Laws ; and what the janizaries of protection do, but oppose this enfranchisement of the men ...

... , in the county of Down ; the other on the the farm of the Rev. Robert Parke, at Baliymoiiey, in the county of Autrim. The Whig states that several persons present st the first-mentioned fire, although solicited by the police to aid in (heir efforts to ...