... brought to swallow. And Parliamentary Reform put an end to it. T~he Tories since it was carried have had nothing to give ; the Whigs have never been able to do more for their friends in Edin- burgh than to nuthorise some twvo or three hundred of them to put ...

... toriety, and a pupil of the new-fangled Lilberal- Conservative school, who lies made his mind up to go the whole Hlogg whit the Whig-Peclite-Popish- Radical Coalition. Tlis gentleman has, we under- stand, been on two different occasions in India; and thereby ...

... committee, there might be 70 for free-trade, wh5, if r -caesnted by the old names of Sobig and tory, might consist of 4s. whigs (not ae maiority) and 25 tories, the 30 against free- 3rade beirsg 25 torles and 5 ahigs. [ shall, therefore, book AStioe-estlon ...

... suspected of a leaning to Conservatism.' The Commission was, indeed, well known bv all who knew anything of the matter, to be a Whig Commission; and, although we are willing to believe that each member of it en- deavoured to be impartial, we think everybody ...

... had shipped for California.-Mr. Johnson, democrat, had been elected governor of Tennessee, by a majority 2,000 of over his whig ?? destructive fires had occurred: among others, Bonsack's woollen manufactory, in Roanoake county, Virginia, had been burned; ...

... of Rangoon reached England, acd before the subsequent events were known, BO it eioited from the representattve of the then whig administration Ba in the House of Lords the following remarks:- The events Ca proved,. said the Marquis of Lansdowne, the ...

... means exaggerates the popular feeling on the subject when it says that, although it knows not whether Captain Ingraham is a Whig, a Free-soiler, or a Democrat, yet cer- tain it is, nevertheless,-that if he had sunk the Austrian ship of war to the bottom ...

... nameld l::airchild. ?? said, The ?? c .: kc lorlkd oh' a shilling a weolt Iroca my pension, s c ?? ?? if ever I'll vote for a whig agalin.' .:-et)So f'ar from oilterind7 to bribe him, witness h.:io hc e ?? principle, and wouldnt't ask him :.'i:l:rticlircter ...

... ical families. I must bt s, honestly confess that I participate in this last app~e_ s, is hension. Whether the Bishops be Whigs cc. Tories, C 2r there would be a strong inclination, from the comcmonl n frailty of human nature, to give an undue preference ...

... in' that view the committee fully con- curred. ' Was present when Sam Fairchild was canvassed by Lord Ebrington. He said tbb Whigs had kniocked offa shil- ling a week from his pension, and he would be --if he would ever vote fora Whiig again as long as he ...

... North %was impossible ulider ex- isting ?? thlat the rualoal' only ?? its origin in tihe l'tabrieateth report bulletined by the Whig'1i,. The inoral of the atait' is two-fold. Tile 1h/tie will learo tbttt tbe msore baste it employs in endleavourittg to come ...

... fine, and the reports from the country show that no serious injury has been suffered from' the late'heavy rains. The NVorthern Whig of this day says :-4. This day has been dry, and most f~vourable. A continu- ance for a few weeks of similar weather would ...