... Lord Eglinton has accepted the invitation, and the banquet is to take place in the Music Hall am the 31st instant. -Northern W/hig. DacarasE OF PArUERrsu.-The Thuon Herall says:- 'Upwards of 500 of the inmates of this workhouse have vo- luntarily sought ...

... variation-in fact, that thle Whig Cabinet is to be reconstructed is an idea that neither the North Bri tish Reviewer nor anyone else at all conversant with putlu affairs can entertain. 'The Reviewer admits the many clailts that the Whig party have on the nation ...

... rose-11rhig Administrations confining their choice to V/big lawyers, and Tory Ad- ministrations following their example. The Whigs, when thiey entered on office in 1830 had an abstinence of more than sixty years, only relieved by two short gleams of official ...

... clothes off tile late Ainiitry, and they were tziing to r-tise mioney upon them ; they werr guilty of offerin pur- ioirned Whig sldges to ce. if they could get advances made upon them. But from one eod of the cormtiry to the other the answer had been ...

... retrograde movement which is taking place in the W est India culonies. RaEPRaSFX-TATION OE' PcrauRBoerGI.-A meeting of the Whigs and Radicals was held an 'Monday evening, at the Angel Elotel, Peterboro 3gh1, for the purpose, if possible, of am.;l-amating ...

... wction-cI outcry * icicli arcose, hut tis Igave a shock to7 tile public confidcence in tle financial calnalhilitv of tilc Whigs, wthicht they have never pcoperly recuav-etes. They obtained a renewal of the ta.s ial 1848 for titsee rears, antl wtvn thlat ...

... own music, she simple Orcadian ear was lickled with his own straws,-his opponent generously ebaracterised as ; an amiable Whig gentleman afflicted with a little too i much credulity, but still as a disgraced and rejected ; member who was ready ...