... be under the protection of the police till the time of the trial, and is to be allowed a sufficient maintenance.— Northern Whig. ~ New Way or Paving Oup RExt.—A tenant, whose “arrears of rent had been hopelessly longed for, presented himself smilingly ...

... eneral, but was & Q.C. whea he | was raised to the bench. He was made a privy coun- | eillor in 1335, The deceased was a *“whig and some- | thing more,” and was a staunch supporter of the government during the short period he wasin parliament, A Lascasuing ...

... with re‘.nf to it, the more frankly warn you of a danger which I see before ns. Twenty-five years ago the tory party, and the whigs almost as much %0, were greatly afraid of en extension of the suffrage. Now very few persons of any intelhgence, even among ...

... Star Chamber, and corrupt judges. William was desirous of reconciling the two great political ties, but this did not suit the whigs; they had B:n mainly wstrumental in bringing lum over, and wanted to make him an instrument of revenge agaiust their rivals ...

... Mr. Grow knocked up his hand, saying, *1 shall oceupy such place in this hall as I please, and no ni ~driver shall crack hs whig over me. Mr. fioilt then again grabb«d M-, Grow by the throat, and Mr. Grow knocked his hand off, and Mr. Keitt coming ® him ...

... word “Whig a more honest sound with it “than the word “ Tory.” Upon that issue we are perfectly willing-to- put-it- -We confidently believe that the labouring classes have more to hope for, and less to fear, from the Tories than from the Whigs. At all ...

... next. The ast India Loan Bill passed throng commit'ee. New Apvivrsrrariove, —The follywng is a list of th * a Iministrations, Whig and Tory, Wfill h have h 14 office in Englan | sin-e the year 1830, with the Aates of their in ...

... to the ma| gisterial beneh for this division at the present [ Juncture is an cvent of more than ordinary [ importance. The whig governments of the day have literally drenched us with justices whose official character and qualifications have certainly ...

... peculiarly brilliant appearance, and its sea-green leaves look as though they had actually taken their colour from the :Kny whig washes over them. The sea milkwort, sea spurge, and the eryngo or sea holly, are all benun!ulpplmln which adorn the sea shore ...

... foregoing resolution, the speaker ex- Fs his abhorrenee of the political conduct of ord Palmerston, declarcd he hated the whigs, and said he believed they had reason to have more confidence in the present administration than any they had had for some ...

... and at onc and the same time violate the law with impudent cffrontery and pass themselves off as good old tories or liberal whigs or advanced reformers and friends of popul-rv progression, besides claiming an exclusive right to all municipal and magisterial ...

... '_};loy I&:rxl ———A‘-——;—‘m Ol.l—m;l —-. ity clowds. lere it is that Radicals and Tories | re '“’ 5o 100 ond A’od.— t‘flm Whigs assemble, and under the soothing influence | .m“my‘. 'm; 10, 13, 3, 6. m, of the cigar forget their hereditary nmmus!lu: ...