... got out of the burning pile through a window. Some important and valuable deeds were among the property consumed.— Northern Whig. The New Race of Country Gentlemen in France.—The year 1830 saw the downfall of the ambitious projects and retrospective hopes ...

... country.'' We are assured that the proposed meeting entirely free from anything of party character, and that is to be attended whigs, tories, and radicals, sinking for the time all sectional differences. —Daily News. There are now employed in a private building ...

... opposition, on Thursday. returning thanks for the honour the electors of Tamworth had done him, the young lord said : He was a whig at heart, and trusted ever to maintain his father's principles. In the vigorous prosecution of the war (so long as the war ...

... wrest power out of the hands of the people, and | to place it in the hands of the government. It was tbe peculiarity of the whigs to fancy that they had an eternal lease of power. (A laugh.) It had been his fortune, however, to see them out of power on ...

... busintss habits are wanted—men who have minds unbiassed and free from crochety notions. No matter what his politics may be, whig, tory, or radical, if he is a clever, active, shrewd man of business, possessing some little time upon his hands, he is the ...

... quarrel. At present, therefore, the contest will be between Mr. Tottenham, the Derbyite candidate; Sir Thomas Rediugton, the whig; and Mr. Welch, who has the support of the tenant league. ...

... respectable bankers Hampshire, died at his residence Southampton on Wednesday last at an advanced age. He was the leader of the Whig party that town. His brother, the late Mr. Arthur Atherley, formerly represented Southampton parliament. The Expense of Bakonetcv ...

... conviction of the murderess, The facts of the appalling tragedy will be found embodied the following extract from the Northern Whig :— Margaret. Withers was a poor old woman kept a small hnxter's shop the town of Saintfield. Within three doors of her house ...

... fell a victim to his zeal endeavouring to maintain the law. At the time of Jobbing's trial old law had been revived by the whigs, which condemned murderer to the gibbet. Jobbing was the only person, we believe, gibbeued under that act; but so great was ...

... binding them of the nan. a * le 2 u W.l.er Scott, who made W , ~ ShhiB son to keep no com- 1} Ce f tfor ras fei! a b1 ' and whigs; and temper- '«, p ro9t Z ,° twin-ejaculation : « Beware S o Intei! ' and ra oderate drinkers. SoS ate ° ffs P of CC abS ...

... soldiers ' merely for diversion,—-Mr. Tracy : (Jo home, now, and don't play this prank again, or I will not. have you,— Northern Whig, ...

... n, falls to the floor inanimate lump of incarnate cowardice, and most glorious examplar of the man of peace.—The Richmond Whig says— As will be seen by telegraph, :Mr. Brooks, of South Carolina, after the adjournment the senate on yesterday, administered ...