... o o o pm £3 The Northern Whig statesthat a I-;pw-u-m. s-bd-y'a ‘of .m&u&?& ‘round ~mane, and from the poll extend two protruding, ‘made directly 1‘“ who was on the side of the steep rock. He at once ran out of reach of the monster, whose locked anything ...

... correspondent of the Times, afteg reviewing at iength the position of pelitical partieg in France, and indicating the eourse whig} each will, in his opinion, probably pursue, sums up the whole matter by stating his belief that the Asceny. bly will be prorogued ...

... assiduously discovering that the Tories are the Administrative Reformers. Sir Edward made himself understood in a heavy attack on Whig oligarchy, which he went so far as to call an oligarchy, a caste, a governing class; but that sort of thing has been very often ...

... ANECDOTE OF GENERAL LORD GOUGH. Tue following is from the Northern Whig. As the gallant hLero of the Punjaub is clearly daguerrotyped, we take the iberty of giving his full name above : —** We have received rom an esteemed correspondent the following ...

... Bill, Newcastle-on-Tyne, died at his seat, Whitefield-hall, on Wednesday, in the 75th year of his age. He was a steady old Whig, and was much respected ia the Uouse of Commons. Ox Friday 115 of the sick and wounded who landed at Portsmouth from the Hydaspes ...

... exceed five pounds, which would be fu printing! Now the change is forced upou usth election of Guardians alone amount to £l5O, whig before did not exceed 155.; and the powers we sed are given over to another body; lgovayg you want done they must ask the Local ...

... received it with dissent. The men of proyress have not insisted on any staunch Radical chief ; they bave not refused to obey a Whig; they simply librrate their souls by fliuging a stoue at Mr Forster. But it 80 happens that the best int-rests of the Liberals ...

... degenerate into perverse opposition, or into careless indifference. The break - ing up of the two great political parties of Whig and Tory, was hailed by many of usas a good sign of the times, but another state of matters has arisen, which threatens us ...

... unity was almost impossible when one saw Alliance supporters, Contagious Diseases Act, opponents, Women's Rights advocates, Whigs, Chartists, and Free Thinkers—all bound up together in the celebrated Four Hundred—it seemed wonderfal how harmoniousiy they ...

... Church of England churchyards, without the burial service. '.l'hg is better, and we may add that Mr. KNATCH:tg.x.(-}l:uemsw—o Whig, a::‘d a member c;ff fi: vernment—speaking a meeting o . constituents at Deal the other day said -— «He now came to a much more ...

... misrop o Y Op, on, resentation, and imperfect knowledge. Let them be pre?Nd to demonstrate to any Government, whether ory or Whig, Conservative or Liberal, that they must think, one thousand, two thousand, even three thousand times before they entertained ...

... Cramwell, to meet an. fight despotism. De. Kenealy goes to the House of Culamons with the express determinaticn to deswroy e Whig and Tery conspiracy agaiust the peopie ; to fonnd, with the as sistance of the Magna Unarta Avsocintion, & great, po-.l‘f»lhm ...