... through such a bill. It was fai better to ters tq a really reforming law officer of the crown-an animal almost as rare as a whig Chancellor of the Exethequer with a shilling in bis pocket. (Laughter.) He hoped the hon. and learned Nolicitor-General, who ...

... Donoghues. As they wore going awvay they fired a shiot at the ?? Guardia,,. NEW PRINCIP1;E OF VENTLATI'lNG MILLS.-The Norther Whig deasribese anew systemof venilation Intro- e duced by Messrs. Rowan and Sons into a flax mill just erected by them at Belfatt ...

... had been made in the sugar du ie. It was of coums well reme nbered that it wee in 1841 that the firt propsal was made by the whig government of that day to introduce slave prown sugar at not an equal duty, but at a dutr which was at that time su- posed ...

... not to the resolution or the amendment, but only to the question of ingratitude, and he earuestly en- treated them to let the whig ministry understand that al though some proud man was trying to get in for Finsbury, the electors were not disunited. He knew ...

... Cabinet. The excitement was extreme, i andl after the house adjourned meetings were held on kc the one hand by M~r. Clay and the whigs-on the other by the President and his official advisers, co The public agitation was jacreased by the course I expected to ...

... long-cotuinued cold, has regained its P vigour, and the crops in general exhibit a most fa. r vourable appearance. h The Ao rther4 Whig mentions a sample of flax, W eighteen inches in lengtb, taken from a field of aix co aores; and that valuable crop, although ...

... power whom they could entrust with the functions of Lord Chancellor P We are not particularly given to flattery either of the whigs or of -their friends, but this escapade from am l-dul and dismal a personage as Mr. STUART, is mere imperti- nence; and we ...

... the Emperor of RUSSIA. Perhaps it should be premised, that Austria had previously made every eff rt in London to persuade the whig administration that the formation of a League, such as Prussia pro- posed, was a dangerous infraction of the treaty of Vienna ...

... suite their purpose between seven o'clock and ten-and that at the next general election the honest avowal will be made by the whigs that they stand upon their capacities as a party to judge without hearing, to vote without listening, and to shout down all ...

... the Gaizotists, it was hatred to our `r - foreign office ; both proceeding from the same senti- - ment, the belief that the whigs are too liberal, and 3 that they do not always sympathise with govern- ments when they get into differences with their people ...

... unknown to this country. This is a huge mistake. The war is as flagrant here as ever it was in Paris; and tories, even more than whigs, are fanning the flame. It is, however, not a state of things that twe should deprecate. THE professors of every system ate ...

... same coal, in the speeches of the Labuan advocates, when parliament was couzened into voting 10,000?. a year for the piece of whig jobbery, the other annual expenses, some additional 13,0001. to 15,0001., being annually placed under some one or other of ...