... short distance the CmMZ entirely wide of The materials were mannfeetnral be the soh, are put together with clenched a beam The Whig (rid not occupy above sr her days. It has a she peersnoe, and when the Lisa _jr to ere well be very maiderlabh. It ie mid ...

... CIILLICUDDEN, belonging to the Tarbat Rouse, 14th May IMO. OYHAL INN STABLES. TO VIZ Of MU AD/M=BM Tale, April 30th1860. TT Whig reported that the STABLES and 110151$, to MR of OTIAL wars ea aew with o'. visit tie truth. Ewa, he h i e l =al thilasstwe ...

... would understand the new state of the world. The coincidence of the explosion of the revolution, with the existence of the Whig Cabinet of Lord Palmerston, was a piece of good fortune for the revolution of February, and for the necessary maintenance of ...

... other men, must sometimes form allianoes repugnant to their feelings; but Sir Robert's personal dislike and contempt for the Whigs are well known to be so strong that it would require almost the fear of a revolution to make bin share with them the perils ...

... inhabitants, tamely submitting to be sent, like so many cattle, to the market, to swell the ranks and increase the power of Whig legislators. ...

... way. Since his imprisonment we have heard he is quiet and docile.—Scofeish Press. that point at which some of our leading Whigs teemed to stop. He stood twice as • candidate for the represent&tion able native county in Parliament. In both instances he ...

... Reformers remain quiet for the remainder of the session. The Protectionists and extreme reformers united are too much Car the Whigs questions fiscal reform. The subject of the last defeat was a motion Robert Grosvenor for abolishing the annual doty, lieensa ...

... Barley 1 3 0 1 8 8 0196 AS Pease sad Beans Average of wheat. all IMO. GLASGOW, withsrla glad still retied. vegetation. ind Whig cora is to be iering tima the pub. At our wo a lir eamary lemma ler wheel. at Ms CUE pdsas wok. le bat OM Oafs in a el s e ...

... assuredly pass the Commons, but, it feared, will suffer shipwreck in the Lords. It the great of the season, big with the fate of Whig or Tory ascendancy. Both parties are girding thoir loins for the coming encounter.—The Lord Advocate is getting on pleasantly ...

... was not unnatural, that be sboald use his influence in behalf of his , lir Grantley Berkley, both of them giving a geneto the Whig administratiost. But In process of ibe two brothers quarrelled : every thing but the cause patent to the whole world: and it ...

... the present Government, who mortified his vanity by not offering him a higher place in the present than he filled in the last Whig Government—that of Lord of the Treasury—on which he indignantly declined to fill any place at all. Mr Osborne took up the cause ...