... hear it con- fidently affirmed that Mr. Macaulay has abandoned his hatention to take his seat for Edinburgh, and that the Whigs have resolved to start TMr. iforsman in his room, as soon as a vacancy is ?? Post. E.LOPEArENNT iS lrion LiFE._Lady Elizabeth ...

... never lutend to. And I mean Witlh efforts superhuman (TUnless the House agree), Of every Irish woman To make a P.L.G. Let Tory-Whig-the nation- The world-do what they will, I mean, against creation, To pass mny little Bill. Tho' in a deluge o'er me Their ...

... rival Barnum's show, Anad have bears for their andig.ee- A fact they ought to losow. E 'F S .S Every honest Englishman, Be he Whig, Rad, or Cost Against their common foe most stand United, iris, and sfrant. muznb law ever gets the swvay, Wish blood onr streets ...

... considered hopeless. Lord Breadalbane, by his energy, his talents, and his vast, possessions, was long a valuable member of the Whig party in Scotland. As Earl of Ormelie, before his suc- cession to the peerage, he stood, in 1832, a contest for the representation ...

... dimocratic ticket; this 'are is the Whig. But if you strive to vote twice, I shall have you arrested. on vill, will you? shouted the son of tile sovereiggn people; then I says if I'mll denied the right of %votin- for ?? Whigs, after ggoim' the whole ticket ...

... of the two great divislons In the f3tsrto. (Eiear, hear.) I confess I have often tbled to nnake out the difference between Whigs and Torile, but, In rplte of the sensational educa- tional process to whion we have beon subjected for the last few weeks, ...

... was the Whigs who, twenty-five 0 years ego, declared war against Rtusslia for the benefit of Turkey. Of late, however, the Whigs D have laboured hard to prevent a Tory Cabinet from PC D openly breaking with Us for a similar reason. The G, e Whigs have arrived ...

... cross-voting lately What are we to consider you now-Con- servative or Radical, Whig or Tory? Sir Edward Watkin-My lord, you must not consider me Con- servative or Radical, Whig or Tory. I am for the Union-of France and England; I am a Channel- tunlelist ...

... congregations have contributed more than I the minimum to the suatentation fund-some of them double the amount. Rev. James W. Whig. ham was appointed corresponding agent for the sustentation fund. ...

... ? Mltl of Seaurday. . The display of jewels at tine last Drawin6-Room reminded the courtier of the old rivalry'between the Whig and Tory Mlistresies of the Robes _ the Duehess of Sutherland and her Grace of Buecleuch. -On the present occasion ithe Duchess ...

... contains-now; we believe, for the firsttime collected- the best writings of the late witty canon of St. Paul's. Sydney Smith was a Whig in politics, and a very free- and-easy going religionist. He exercised his pen in advocating the claims of the Roman Catholics ...

... . Arranlge Itouits tave been made for advancing and protecting Conservative in erests in the registration eourts, and the Whigs 'ill find a strentuios opposition offered to them vhenever a vacancy occurs. SAn1ATII RAILWAY TatmVIx IN INTDIA.-A letter from ...