... there reluctance gratify in distinction for himself 1 desirous of beingodmitted to the PrivyCouncil ' 1 ’ merely far of Whigs bo Whig of that it inclined to take lam alive or Brougham himself equal to of in fa equal to half aver did for aa Hume if ever ...

... Sunplement to the Birmingham Acurnal, PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. dered not merely to the country, for of that the Whigs @x: might be account, but to the Wh themselves, and of that it might be sup, o man, alive or they w be inclined to take very large account ...

... Payne, of APARTMENTS WANTED. Mellon, 71, New Street, WORK, wit ith a knowledge of Dairy Werk.—Apply to Mr. T. —Conservatives, Whigs, or Radi joa at least, so long rateable ‘On the 26th cf October last, in the 83rd year of her age, Mary, relict Smeth J ANTED ...

... originality and instructiveness of Mr. Woods’ views, as set forth in the entertaining an episode in the annals of India and Whig- gery. The gentleman formerly known as Com Hobhouse, daily paper for which he was accredited ; and it is needless and now forgotten ...

... réexportation of gold which w: as going on. (Hear.] This was an. the question that wanted settling ; and unless it was settled by Whig, Tory, or some one who knew what he was about, they woul d ere long be in the same state as in 1851, uuless i turved Bir- out ...

... the loss of British army the peril of another all those pleasantries which rendered the reigu entertaining an episode India Whig-gery The gentleman formerly known Cmi Hobhouse forgotten Broughton de Gyfford Broughton just reissued edition of his famous ...

... offenders whose names w ove who stood alone and 1 do not like this job,” one ct them muttered, hed in guil fs aud infam , and whom Whigs and Tories be € lad to fig! ht thejMacdonalds. But to kill men in do as we are bid,” answered another were equally willing ...

... We! those on the “ Phila- del ia platform, on the “ ican form, and those on the “ Cincinnati platform.’ There are number of Whigs, and some Free-soilers ; and then there is Mr. Giddi: constitates an independent ition cau be uni! ted ary favour of any one ...

... of State wished tho to know There were indeed mauy periodical papers but of these papers could be called newspaper Wei-wood Whig published journal called Obter-vator bat Obtervator like the Obiervator which Lsstrange formerly contained not the but merely ...

... what were told that a new Bill er of erBing the was demanded “on any question,” th ugh they were told the order to are te the Whig party th to be brought before them that day would be and the for its was the waat to they would have the bill or not. He ration ...

... of the suffreges of the Commons ; but it is understood that Mr. Fitzroy, the chairman of committees, will t forward by e old Whig party. The salary is £ per annum, with a rage on retirement, and £5,000, for three lives.— Morning Advertiser. Matt Packets ...

... assassins, and vil as rather worse of the two; and, irdly, their seems, versations W ith his Lordship about the very conti ney Whigs, Cobdenites, as infinitely steps i that came to as he had foretold, leaving the p ublic to then probable me ke had no idea ...