... functions' of that high 'office has not pleased all. or men-even many of his former admirers, and In the supporters of the Whig Government; and a. deep wonderhas again' been excited at his last mn 'greatest elevation. He may,.however, congra.- ot tulate ...

... friends, who bi Le- professed to -be afraidof offending the, Grosvenors' but ti Ve aginst' a most uuscrupulois combiniatioi of Whigs and irf to Rdaicals, who resorted t1 6'every systemn oi artifice; and lie 'oercion, vhich the ingenuity of imodern Liberalism ...

... members in difficulties and per- plexities, until some grievous offence had been expiated. It would almost appear as if the Whig Ministry were subject to such a fate, and that Sir Charles Wood is the Nemesis goading them on to destruction. It would be ...

... their a le labourers to their 'junions, but to employ them in of capital. The' farmers didb s, and how did a [t despicable Whigs evince their gratitude ? They I . secretly employed M~r. famxes, the Poor-Law Con- E lemissioner, to falsify a return to prove ...

... sustsimd has greatly weakened public confidence in the ability of him and his colleagues. It has been the misfortune of the Whigs sinoe their first attainment of power, in the year 1830, to have had recourse to dissolutions of pirlsament in times of great ...

... led a steady sale, at prices fully equal to those obtain, d stn Manley last; iu a few instimees, time highest figure fur heel Whig 45., though the genera top quotation was 3s. 10d. per 81te. AU other breeds were in very moderate request, but we have nu change ...

... administration, nay, he had long ceased to give it more than the most general support ; his connexion, on the other hand, with the whigs, was quite as Leine There was, in fact, popular party in those days; and, in line, his positioo was, in the best sense of the ...

... wet ion. They are nsaudaetureri of the duet wrap butt, without any welds, upou !Inward tool 1t.% sml are well adopted fur Whigs• et Loom 101 to feet swan. Tow wade twelte ton JIB CItANF. 4 , Wlps Amino aced gear ; Iwor eery SIMILE PURCHASE. CR iltS, With ...

... amount of spirit at all commensurate with its importance—with that zeal, in fast, which is often employed (and pro- r) on Whigs so udtiik whiter at seven o'clock shosid rot ba geared as beeotofore it Iwo bees rare. All persons may, more or 1, artist ...

... of sixteen drowned himself at Plymouth last week in a fit cf petulance. The' Athennum ' says, It seems too clear that the Whigs neither love nor understand art. Egypt is now entirely free from the scourge of cholera Lord Brook, M.P., has arrived in town ...

... the List guided paragraph, was written during Lord Campbell's unhappy state of mind, brought on by the prospect, that the Whigs would br obliged to resign 015 a befo , s Lord Denman could induced to retire from the Bench, on which Honest John was meager ...

... passage The news brought by the Allsarie Is wimportaat. The elections were reusing a greet deal eschewal: The election of a Whig mayor, at Rettimose, bad led to desperate rioting in that city, In which toe proles their lives. Jenny Lind sang at a charity ...